Germans to Double Reparations Offer to Allies
March 6 dispatch from London reports German Foreign Minister Walter Simons will present a new German proposal to the Supreme Council. Germany would pay roughly 100,000,000,000 gold marks in reparations by building concrete housing and shifting them to France and Belgium, with alternative tax and export schemes discussed and ongoing negotiation hopes amid Allied-military tension.
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Arthur S. Draper
Trbuvets European Bureau
New York Tribune
Tondon
Germany
Walter Simons
Gn Minster
Supreme Council
Entente
Berlin
de Simons
France
Belgium
Simon
Nied
Pianist Mathelda Steindel Found Dead in Chicago Lake
The body of pianist Mathelda Steindel, wife of cellist Bruno Steindel, was recovered from Lake Michigan in Chicago. Her illness followed wartime loyalty accusations against her and her husband. Their daughter Eleanor aged thirteen has a long illness. Bruno Steindel, exonerated, tours with the Chicago Opera Company.
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Pola Dispatch
the Tribune Chicago
Mro
Slutheldis Steindel
Hruno Steindel
Worldfames
Lake Kchipan
Steindel
Wsband
Neiself
Tession
Chisimo Symphony Orchestra
Eleanor
Brung Staindel
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Opera Company
Ps Elar
German Cabinet Sends New Orders to Envoys
Berlin March 6 It is semi officially announced that after a report from German delegates to the Reparations Conference in London two Cabinet meetings were held Sunday A conference with the experts followed and instructions were sent to the German delegation for use in Monday's negotiations
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Berlin
London
Legion Appeals To Harding On Rhine Meeting
The American Legion of Kings County representing 16 000 ex service men sent a formal protest to President Harding and Governor Miller condemning Mayor Hylans handling of the Rhine meeting at Madison Square Garden on February 28. The resolutions condemn Hy len and call for action against Colonel Alexander E Anderson and urge removal from office. The drive follows widespread Legion meetings and planned actions today to press for changes.
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Hylan
Madison Square Garden
New York
American Legion
Miller
Harding
Kings County
American Legion of
United States
City of
My of
the Legion
Harry Ehrenburg
Dras
Alexander E. Anderson
Legion
69Th Regimental
Rhine
Richmond Hill Post
Manhattan Naval Post
Anderson
County Executive Committee
Harold M. Schwab
Coney's Hot Dogs Frisky As Mercury Rises at Coney Island
The Weather Bureau thermometer hit 63 degrees at 7 pm, far above recent lows. About 25,000 people visited Coney Island. hot dogs sold briskly despite limited bathing and open carousels and dance halls.
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Coney’s
Mercury
Rae
Coney Island
Kronstadt Revolt Signals Tense Petrograd Front
Rebels seize Kronstadt fortress and shell Petrograd as Kronstadt becomes rebel command center. Warship Petropavlovsk trains on Petrograd while icebreaker Jermak moves to Oranienbaum. Rail service to Petrograd suspended. Kronstadt sailors demand expulsion of Governor Avaretov and execution of Zinoviev. Reports say Moscow and Petrograd calm, Kronstadt conflict seen as main trouble. Kerensky confirms revolt. communists reportedly panicking near frontiers. Leon Trotsky assumes War Ministry duties as insurgent operations unfold.
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London
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Gulf of Finland
Petrograd
Copenhagen
Revo Honiats
Moscow
Ers
London Times
Riga
Uramientaum
Oranienbauma
Avaretf
M. Zinovic
Herald
Leonid Krassin
Krassin
Kozlovsky
Lenine
Kronstadt Rebels Center of Russian Revolution
Kronstadt, the island fortress guarding Petrograd, is described as the most picturesque revolutionary center in Russia. Baltic sailors, once hailed as the beauty of the revolution, are said to be the most restless faction and among the first to join the 1917 uprising, challenging Kerensky's government as depicted in this report.
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Kerensky
Pershing Stadium May Be Bullfight Arena
Paris reports say Pershing Stadium could host bullfights with promoters bringing toreros and bulls from Spain. Bulls would reportedly not be killed. Provisional interior minister approval and Paris city costs of 100000 francs yearly are noted.
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Paris
Spain
Pershing
Gibbs Accuses Irish Clergy as War Breeders
Sir Philip Gibbs denounces Irish clergy in the United States as provoking war between the U S and Great Britain. In a Casino Theater lecture he condemns Father Duffy and Sinn Féin fundraising, urging Catholics to reject incitement to conflict while noting German and Irish American actions aid the enemy.
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Hell
Four NYU freshmen held after public library chase on Fifth Avenue
Four Brooklyn freshmen from NYU were charged with disorderly conduct after entertaining a Sunday crowd at Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street and again at Columbus Circle. A chase through the Public Library ended with their escape via a revolving door but they were later arrested by motorcycle police.
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Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Columbus Circle
Public Library
Delta Sigma Phi
Harry Stall
Fifty-second Street
Samuel Langer
Benson Avenue
George Shapiro
Twentieth Avenue
Harry Malter
Brooklyn
On Second Street
Manhattan
Lord Fauntleroy
Retain 1920 Marine Act Benson Urges For Lasting Merchant Marine
Benson urges retention of the 1920 Marine Act and a fair test of the entire statute. He notes the merchant fleet is safely launched and credits shipping board leadership, defense needs and postwar shipbuilding as proof of progress, while rejecting calls to scrap the act. He defends board integrity amid inquiry scrutiny.
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Benson
Washington
Wim
Europe
United States Shipping Board
Mutiny at Raab Garrison Fells Thirty-Three Killed
Dispatches report a mutiny by the Hungarian garrison at Raab ending with the killing of two officers and the execution of thirty-one mutineers after protests against flogging. Barricaded in barracks, artillery was used to quell the revolt and immunity offered to surrendering mutineers.
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Raab
Baron Rivas
Count Way
Ingdon
Ada
Tribune
Size of Navy Sparks First Cabinet Rift
Washington dispatch reports a sharp policy split in the Harding Cabinet over naval size. Secretary Lerwin Denby advocates a navy as large as Britain, while Secretary Weeks argues for parity with any potential war foe. The dispute reflects broader tax-cut and budget considerations shaping early postwar defense priorities.
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Harding
Lerwin Denby
Great Britain
Navy League
John W. Weeks
Denby
Pronounced Quake Recorded at Georgetown Observatory
An earthquake described as pronounced was recorded today at the Georgetown University observatory in Washington. The event began before 1 a.m. and lasted until about 3 a.m. with maximum intensity reached around 2:44 a.m. The quake was estimated to be 2,100 miles from Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Logical Observatory
Harding's World Plan Stated in Inaugural
President Harding outlines a world peace policy in his inaugural address. He calls for association with nations for conference and counsel, to seek world opinion, and to propose steps toward limited disarmament while insisting on preserving national sovereignty.
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Harding
General Cumming Slain In Cork Ambush Near Clonbanin
Brigadier General Cumming head of the Kerry military area was killed Saturday when a military convoy was ambushed near Clonbanin Cork. He had recently presided over the Court of Inquiry into the murder of Mrs. King and the shooting of railway men at Mallow. Heavy guards and premeditated attacks marked the day as a convoy of multiple vehicles and an armored car faced mined and bush-covered terrain. The toll included General Cumming, a lieutenant, and two privates, with five hundred men said to have taken part in the ambush.
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Senate
Medal of Maine
Davia Elkins
West Virginia
White House
Washington
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Knolla
Texas
Ed Scobie
San Antonio
Tex
Harding Ready for World Conference Plan Announced
Washington March 6 President Harding moves toward a world conference plan backed by an association of nations to support the international court of justice. Cabinet members Hughes Hoover and Fair helped in Marion discussions with Allied ambassadors amid disarmament talks and World War I era diplomacy.
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England
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