German and Allied leaders pace reparations talks in London
Lloyd George and Briand met German Foreign Minister Dr. Walter Simons in a quiet conference to discuss the Allied ultimatum on reparations. Simons seeks the absolute minimum the Allies will accept, with notes exchanged and a possible Monday resumption of formal talks.
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Italy Expels Karolyi for Support of Reds
Former Hungarian National Council president Count Michael Karolyi was ordered expelled from Italy amid accusations of funding Communists and liaising with foreigners who stirred disorders in Tuscany. Police surrounded his Fiesole villa, escorted his family to headquarters, and planned frontier removal.
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March
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National Council of
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Italy
Tuscany
Karolyi
Fiesole
Farm Used by Auto Thieves as Plant
Newark police yesterday uncovered a Unionville farm used to store automobile parts instead of farming. Two Newark and Bronx men, William Permison and Benjamin Berger, are detained as officers link cars to dismantling and sale. Nine chassis and seven license plates were found, with Kedlan denying knowledge of the operation. The farm sits on Old Mill Road near the Essex Union county line.
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William Permison
Springfield Avenue
Benjamin Berger
Intervale Avenue
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Paul &. Murphy
Automobile Underwriters’ Detective Bureau
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Berger
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John H. Kedlan
Springfield Floral
Paris
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Old Mill Road
Essex
Union Counties
Four Slain in Trish Ambush Near Killarney
Four people die in an ambush near Killarney between the towns of Killarney and Buttevant. A militia party of 35 fought. reports say fighting continues and a general may be among the dead. Officials release tonight say an officer and two rankers are killed.
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Kronstadt Mutiny Report Sparks London Coverage
Dispatches from Moscow and Helsingfors indicate Kronstadt mutiny deepens with Bolshevik garrisons wavering. Reports claim Red fleet controls Cronstadt fortifications while Petrograd remains under Soviet influence. Rebellious waves spread to Odessa and regions in Georgia as the upheaval grows.
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Court Frees 40 Patrons of Coffee House Raid
Detectives Gorman Hansen Lipscher and OConnell of Inspector Colemans staff arraigned forty men captured at 140 Forsyth Street before Magistrate Schwab in night court. Charged with disorderly conduct for poise and alleged cards and dice on tables. Magistrate praised raid but discharged 310 others from seven similar raids across East Side Yorkville Harlem.
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O'Connell
Coleman
Forsyth Street
Schwab
Wight Court
East Side
Yorkville
Harlem
Supposed Diplomat A death in Central Park
A man walked into Central Park near Seventy fourth Street and Bust Drive yesterday and shot himself in the head. He carried two revolvers and a notebook reading My sweetheart. He appeared Latin American. Papers suggest Washington origin and possible diplomatic service. Initials W. C. D. were found in his overcoat, with an address at 13 M Avenue Washington DC. The coat bore a Baltimore label and the notebook had many pages torn out.
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Washington, D.C
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Today
Tribune
Harding to See Cabinet More Often Than Wilson
President Harding plans more frequent Cabinet consultations than President Wilson. The White House sessions, previously held each Tuesday, may occur as often as every other day and shift to morning hours rather than late afternoon.
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Washington
Harding
Wilson
White House
Cabinet Takes Office Begins New Party Rule
Washington March 5 The transfer of administrative authority from Democratic to Republican hands was completed with the swearing in of President Harding's Cabinet. Notable appointments include J D Mall as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and Edward J Wenin as Assistant Secretary of Labor. Major General March remains chief of staff of the army and Lejeune will be recommended for major general. Several assistants and nominees from the Wilson era tendered resignations. some positions stay temporarily filled. Union South Carolina March 8 The Sunday blue law will go into effect in Union prohibiting sales except medicines on Sundays as religious groups protest.
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Will H. Hays
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Edward J. Wennin
San Diego
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Williams
War Department
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Lejeune
Marine Corps
Interio
James H. Moyle
Salt Lake City
Veal
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Aesteraut
Senate
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Parker Gil-loonfield
Fy Ewing Laport
Louis
McKean
Lumberton
Frank K. Nebeker
Brieg On
Weeks
Harding Puts In Busy Day at White House
Washington March 6 Warren G Harding presided over a packed schedule with secretaries Hughes Weeks and Denby. He briefed Lodge Mondell on Congress extraordinary session and treaties while the Sacramento sailed to protect Americans in Panama. Mrs Harding toured offices greeting staff and reporters as theater plans unfolded.
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Weeks
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Jim Sullivan Causes Ruckus at Clinton Street Stationery Shop
Jim Sullivan rode along Clinton Street Brooklyn last night then forced his way into Jacob Gullins’s stationery store at 607 Clinton Street. He battered the Goukas family, toppled a fountain pen tray, and fought with owner Jacob before Patrolman Curtis arrived. An ambulance treated the wounded, and Sullivan was charged with intoxication. He lives at 1 Henry Street.
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Costa Ricans Seize Capital in Panama Frontier Clash
Costa Rican forces capture the Panaman Province capital Meons del Toro, inflicting heavy losses and taking about 150 Panaman prisoners. General Jorge Volio leads 2,900 men toward Coto as tensions rise along the frontier amid calls for a national army and armed measures in Panama and Costa Rica. Reports mention foreign volunteers and a pending Panaman defense buildup, with Kingston noting regional unrest and homeward moves by Paramis and Costa Rican nationals.
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Citizen Wilson Retiring Nevada Rests First Day
Washington report describes ex President Woodrow Wilson enjoying a quiet first day as a private citizen in his new residence. Cabinet letters express gratitude while Henderson Nevada Senator is shot in the Senate building by Charles Grock, a Takoma Park resident, with investigation indicating mental instability.
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Warships Move To Isthmus As Costa Rica Panama Clash Eases
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hughes sent identical notes to Costa Rica and Panama urging cessation of hostilities over Coto territory. The notes favored peaceful settlement based on the White award and offered U S good offices without mediation. Two American warships remain near the zone with potential for larger force if needed. Harding and officials push to protect Canal interests.
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New Haven and N Y C Shall Start Daylight Time
Railroads announce daylight time adjustment beginning March 27. The New York New Haven Hartford and Central New England railroads will run schedules one extra hour ahead to align with city clocks in New York City Massachusetts and several Connecticut Rhode Island cities. The New York Central will extend the same timing to commuters and local trains west of Albany.
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