Jansing Lays pare Discord With Wilson
Lansing depicts deep rifts during peace talks over Shantung and League of Nations. He claims Wilson sought a preliminary treaty, opposed by Secretary of State and others, arguing for immediate peace and congressional ratification.
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Esse
American Commission
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Shantung Geisloo
Germany
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Washington
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Lansing
We of
Monros
Paris
Cole
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Shantung
Ing
China
Japan
League of Nations
Lansing's Book Detailed by Editor in Editorial Section
The Tribune announces a complete review by William L. McPherson of Lansing's book. It covers two main aspects of the historical document, its revelation and the author’s full interpretation of his peace policy.
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HE Tribune
Uendsy
Debs Visits Capital Alone to Interview Daugherty
Debs traveled to Washington without guards to meet Attorney General Daugherty at the Justice Department for a two and a half hour discussion. He returned to Atlanta prison after the conference. The visit, kept secret until an official statement, sparked speculation of a possible presidential pardon.
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Eugene
Debs
Department of Tues Hee
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Dobs
Union Station
Atlanta
Goff
White House
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Iie
Prudent Harding
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Citizens Union Demands Legislative Probe of Hylan Administration
The Citizens Union urged Governor Miller and the Legislature to begin a legislative investigation into the Hylan administration. The letter, sent to Albany, accuses the city government of twenty years of decline, incompetence, and corruption, and calls for exposure and corrective legislation. The Police Department is criticized for corruption and the mayor is labeled a tool of special interests.
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Hylan
Albany
Poice
Ork
Hylah
Hylan Board of Estimate
Police Department
Princeton Tower Club Fire Saved Fireman By Stanley Keck
Stanley Keck, captain of next year’s football team and last season’s All American tackle, rescued unconscious fireman Emil Redmiller from the Princeton Tower Club blaze. The fire damaged the club, started by suspected short circuits, with losses above $60,000. Firefighters and about fifty volunteers fought the flames, evacuating occupants as Keck carried the fireman to safety on Prospect Street.
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Princeton University
Stanley Keck
Next
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Emil Redmiller
Prospect Street
Redmiller
University
Cardinal Gibbons Dies in Baltimore at 87
James Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop of Baltimore and Primate of the American Catholic Church died at 11 oclock. He had just turned eighty seven and will be buried in the crypt of the Baltimore cathedral with a Latin inscription marking his resting place. His last words expressed gratitude for the clergy and for a peaceful death.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
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Bon Secours
America
Behnd
Maryland
Gardiner Gibbona
Cardinal Gibbons
Louis R. Stickhey
Ardinal Gibbons
Father Stickney
Eugene J. Connelly
Albert E. Smith
Gardinal
Wiliam Hafey
Edwin L. Leonard
Cardin
C. BK. Corrigan
Ballimore
Corrigan
Manning
Mellon Estimates Income Tax at 3 050 000 000
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced a projected income and profits tax total of 3.05 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, based on about 650 million collected by March 22. The estimate is 150 million below the prior annual report and about 857 million beneath last year’s total revenues.
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Washington
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Ebert Declares Non Military State of Siege to Suppress Insurrection
Berlin reports President Ebert and Prussia establish a non military state of siege to restore order in regions hit by the Communist uprising. Saxony appoints a civilian commissary. empire and Prussia decide martial law not needed. railways organize patrols to deter train derailments and property destruction.
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Vossiche Zeitung
Allies to Take Berlin if U. S. Rejects Treaty
A Pensacola report says a naval free balloon with five aboard is missing after leaving the naval station Tuesday night. Ballast dumped, drift toward open sea, 100 foot altitude. Search parties and aircraft scouring from Apalachicola to Pensacola. Gaston Liebert urges U S to back Versailles to avoid occupation of Berlin Munich and other German cities. If the United States signs no separate treaty, Allies may march through Germany and occupy Berlin and Munich.
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Ruher
Rhine
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Fla
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KE. W. Wilkinson
St. Andrew's Bay
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J. C. Elder
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St. Andrews’s Bay
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Onner
Apalachicola
Gaston Liebert
France
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Hotel Astor
United States
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Planter Said to Admit Killing 11 Negroes He Held in Peonage
In Covington Georgia the grand jury indicted white planter John Williams on murder charges linked to the deaths of three enslaved Black people found with rocks in Yellow River. A confessed man named Clyde Manning claimed eleven had been killed, with six bodies dumped in the river and five buried elsewhere. Williams and two Black witnesses are jailed without bail as the investigation continues.
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John Wiliams
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Newton County
Covington
Johnson
Williams
Williams Plantation
Clyde Manning
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Newton
Manning
United States
Alexander
Federal District. Court of Georgia
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New York Millionaire Acquitted After Whisky Seizure
Harry Black, a New York millionaire, is found not guilty by a Dade County jury of possessing liquor aboard his private car at Cocoanut Grove. The jury, after a three minute verdict, allowed tasting by prosecutors to determine intoxication. Black testified he was not aboard the car and had no knowledge of the whisky.
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Miami
Fla
Harry Black
Dade County Criminal Court
Cocoanut Grove
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Duel challenge follows hallway confrontation at hotel
M Vorovsky head of the Russian Soviet commercial delegation in Rome was challenged to a duel today by two Fascisti after an encounter last night at the hotel. He has not yet found seconds. The Fascisti jostled him in the hallway and boxed his face, prompting the duel demand.
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Cara
Germany’s Riveted Industries Face Mass Uprisings by Reds
Berlin reports mass unrest across Eisleben Hamburg and central Germany with street battles and looting. Red forces, aided by unemployed crowds, seized factories and prisons, killing scores and wounding many as police struggle to regain control amid alleged Moscow orchestrated disorder.
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