Hiss Rhine Rally at Garden Shows German Threat Fears
A mass rally at Madison Square Garden condemns German propaganda and endorses American unity. Hoot Hylan is denounced for pro German stance while Dr. von Mach is mocked as the promoter of the event. Thousands gather in the garden and overflow in the park as patriotic groups honor Pershing and veterans.
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Pine
Madison Square Gardon
Hylan
Lmond von Mach
Bolshevists
Sinn Féin
Martin W. Littleton
John J. Pershing
Berlin
Theodore
Pomerelt
Madison Square Park
Overseas Service League
Asiaken Legion
Ndlice
Vincent Buono
Mh Regiment
von Mach
Robert
Iter
Ernest Mur
Minit
Russian Proposals Rejected by U S Nurse in Turkey
A nurse serving with refugees in Constantinople and later in Turkey rejected 47 Russian princes' marriage proposals. She, who worked among refugees, chose an American sweetheart in Cincinnati after wartime service in the region. the piece notes shifts caused by the collapse of the warfront and refugee flows to Turkey.
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Turkey
Tribune
Red Cross
America
Tod
Pannonia
Nellie Hateeinmati
Cincinnati
Constantinople
Russia
Bynes
Ciocinnatt
Eleo
St Louis Bars Ford weekly under criminal libel law
City Counselor Daves advised Chief OBrien that selling Ford s Dearborn Independent on St Louis streets may violate defamation or criminal libel laws or a city peace ordinance. He said the paper targets Jewish residents, justifying legal action. Police will pursue arrests as of tomorrow to curb distribution.
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Tribune
Hight Police
Pre Board
O'Brien
Fort Dearborn
St. Louis
Ford
Daves
Alimony Hearing Date Set Amid Stillman Case Drama
Mrs Stillman’s alimony plea is scheduled for March 23 as legal actions in the Stillman case widen. Florence Lawlor daughter of James Hawler is tied to the divorce suit, with a White Plains hearing set to determine income and resources and possible increase of alimony and counsel fees.
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Lorence Helen Lawlor
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
James Hawler
Sixth Avenue
Amsterdam Avenue
Dolla
Flo
Stillman
John F. Brennan
Yonkers
Wickersham, Cadwiinder & Taft
Mr. Brennan
Justice Morschauser
Justice Morscheuser
Poughkeepsie
Albany May Ask Troops To Quell Strike Riots
Albany officials consider appealing to Lieutenant Governor Wood in Governor Miller's absence for militia protection as streetcar disorders resume. Three arrests linked to an explosion that damaged a strikebreaker car. two wounded. Harry B. Weatherwax, president of the traction company, calls for order and safe service restoration.
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Albany
Wood
Miller
Buffalo
New York City
Harry B. Weatherwax
Traction Company
Rail Unions Present New Bill of Rights Labor Board Hearings
Chicago March 18 Union leaders pressed the Railroad Labor Board to defend a national agreements system. B. M. Jewell opened with a broader bill of rights covering eight hour day health safety and craft jurisdiction. Cross examinations revealed mixed views within the Association of Railway Executives on national boards of adjustment and the Transportation Act's intent.
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Chicago
Association of Railway Executives
Railroad Labor Board
Lght
Association Against National Boards of Adjustment
Association
Sross
T. de Witt Cuyler
Robert &. Binkerd
Labor Board
Labor
B. M. Jowell
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Frank P. Walsh
Binkerd
Cuyler
Jewell
Labor Committee
Binerd
National Boards of Adjustment
Wilson
Majors
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Bonar Law Resignation Threatens Lloyd George Coalition
The retirement of A Bonar Law of the Conservative party jeopardizes Lloyd George's coalition in Britain. Unionist support may erode, risking a general election within months as Irish policy and postwar relations face possible shifts. Chamberlain and Horne vie for leadership amid a confused Conservative position.
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Arthur
Draper
the Tribune
New York
Eibune Inc
London
Lloud George
Andrew Bonar Law
Loyd George
Bonar Law
J. Austen Chamberlain
Robert Stevenson Horne
Ireland
Lloyd George
Monar Law
Coalition
Thomases
Liberal
Labor
Germany
Labor Party
House of Commons
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Ulster
Sinn Faihers
Sir Edward Carson
Southern
England
Chamberlain
Robert Horne
Earl of Derby
Berlin Plans New Reparations Offer For Allies
Berlin signals a comprehensive German plan to pay the war debt at a forthcoming Allied conference. The government vows to endure penalties and cites a possible port blockade while aiming to capitalize national resources for reparations.
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Berlin
New York Tribune Inc
Germany
Fehrenbach
Walter Simons
National Economic Council
Simona
Coney Island Dream Ends in Hunger for Runaway Siblings
Fourteen year old Lilien Ancchenhauer and her eight year old brother Robert ran away from Mount Vernon to visit Coney Island with sixty cents. They wandered desolate streets in Brooklyn hungry and cold before police traced their steps to return home. Father John Ancchenhauer reported them missing and sought help from Mount Vernon police.
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Coney Island
Lilien Ancchenhauer
Mount Vernon
Robert
Lillian
Bobby
Brooklyn
Ancchenhauer
John Anoehenhauer
South Twelfth Street
Chicago Loop Crowds Watch Lawyer Leap to Death
In the Loop district Chicago on March 1 George J. Kuebler a lawyer and insurance executive fell from the tenth floor window of the Metropolitan Life Building killing him instantly. A revolver with one cartridge exploded was found in his hip pocket. Police and physicians weigh whether the death was suicide or caused by falling.
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Whitman
Flood
Nott
O'Brien
B22
West Fiftieth Street
Chicago
Loop
George J. Kuebler
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life Building
Ls Sutte
Kuebler
Hisself
Uni
Sit Tight Hughes Tells U S Reparations Agent
State Department directs Roland W. Boyden and his expert staff to remain at Paris and await instructions as the unofficial American delegation bases itself with the reparations negotiations. Boyden will likely stay in informal contact with the reparations work.
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Hughes
U.S
Washington
State Department
Roland W. Boyden
Neparations Commission
Paris
Boyden
Harding Rejects Wilson Era Special Envoy System
Washington March 18 The Harding Administration will not use unofficial emissaries to sound foreign capitals. Diplomacy will be handled through accredited ambassadors and ministers with State Department backing. The forthcoming visit of René Viviani is welcome, and foreign missions to the United States may be received cordially.
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The
Tribune
Washington
White House
Harding
United States
American State Department
Mexico City
White
René Viviani
France
Secretary of State
France to Punish Theft of American War Goods
In Paris on March 18 Deputy Brousse alleged wholesale looting of American army stock sold to France. Deputies dismissed the charge after a government confidence vote as it vowed to bring delinquents in the liquidation of war stocks to justice. Major A Warden, U.S. Army liquidation officer, denied the charges.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Brousse
France
Wee
M. Brousse
4. A. Warden
United States Army
Jury Finds Ramplazo Crew Guilty After Liquor Seizure
In Tampa a Cuba born schooner Ramplazo case saw District Attorney Philipa offer jurors samples of whisky brandy and wine from a 3 990 quart seizure to prove its real content. The jury promptly convicted the captain, mate, and two deck hands.
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Florida
Tampa
Fla
Herbert
Phillipa
Allied advance reaches near Essen in Ruhr region
News reports describe Allied forces extending occupation from Duisburg to Duisburg Essen railway stations, guarding Wedau yard and Milheim, while Milheim and Speldorf are held. Berlin notes British ships in German harbors draw German attention.
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Duesseldorf
Associated Press
Duisburg
Essen
Wedau
Ruhr
Milheim
Dusseldorf
Rhine
Emscher Canal
Ruhr River
Germany
Oberhausen
Berlin
Preas
Milheim-on-Ruhr
Speldorf
Reichstag
Fehrenbsch
Hanover
The
German Wholesale Trade Organization
Commons Passes German Bill on Third Reading
London March 18 The House of Commons passed the third reading of the reparations bill. The bill imposes a levy on German goods but becomes effective March 31. Austen Chamberlain said it could operate as a penalty or as a collection method depending on German actions.
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London
Associated Press
House of Commons
House of 4
Austen Chamberlain
Chancalieg
Exchequer
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