Western governors clash over unemployment relief at conference
Washington D C clashes erupt as Mayor Ralph of San Francisco pushes a resolution calling for immediate reconvening of Congress and a push for labor and housing measures. Delegates accuse Congress of inaction while Secretary Houston leaves mid session and discussions consider a national conference of mayors.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Conference of Governors
Houston
Ralph
San Francisco
Congre
Wilson
Troforh
New York
Washington
Judge Levis
Arizona
Baker
Portland
Ore
Resolution Committee
Lane
National Conference of Mayors
United States
Willum Priguett
Seattle
Wash
West
Mr. Piggott
Europe
Death Sentence Requested for Minister Betry Trial Set
Dallas Texas jury selection complete for the trial of the Rev Francis C Betry a minister and former head of a girls school nearing trial authorities expect to seek the death penalty. The case involves criminal accusations tied to his past conduct and service.
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United Pierve
Dallas
Texas
Francis C. Betry
Tpiscomms
New Wireless for Wilson Aboard George Washington Progress Report
The George Washington bound for France has been overhauled and repainted since arriving in New York. A new high powered wireless apparatus with a 1196 mile radius equips the transport to stay in touch with shore. The Montana will convoy to Brest with President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson aboard, along with a small supporting party.
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Associated Press
New York
George Washton
Wie
Wilson
France
Lattleship Montun
Brest
Migs Denham
Grayson
Gry. Pretisson Grey
United Administration
White House
Gilbert F. Close
Charles M. Swein
Republicans Organize for Next Congress Budget Chair Assignments
Republican leaders met in Washington to map the next House organization for the eleventh principal committees including Appropriations Ways and Means Military Naval and Rivers and Harbors with chairmanships to be held by named members from Michigan California Pennsylvania Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and Kansas. The committee on committees will select a floor leader and steering committee and assign members to the legislative program as the new Congress opens. The plan aims to start drafting rules and appointments soon while the party forms its leadership.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Republican Committee On Committees
Fordney
Michigan
Kahn
California
Naval
Butler
United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
On Press
Republican Committee
House
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Representative Mann
Iinois
Committee On Committees
Demosuratic
Ways and Means
Graham
Penns
General Index on War Strains and League of Nations Debate
A garbled General Index notes German policy risks keeping troops in Germany and a New York strike's impact. It mentions altitude shifts toward America and the Allies, legislative minimal standards, and scattered references to conditions in a Canutefignt club. It cites Germany China Japan positions on the League of Nations and hints at Britain’s stance to fight the Revert.
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Germany
New York
Bohemia
America
League of Nations
China
Japan
Twiteon
Germans Will Be Called To Paris For Terms Soon
Paris dispatch reports that Germany will be summoned to Paris to receive preliminary peace terms within a week to ten days after President Wilson arrives. Officials anticipate ratification by Wilson George and Orlando soon after, with German emissaries first visiting Versailles to submit terms. The mood in Paris focuses on reparations and the broader peace framework.
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Fred S. Ferguson
United Press 8
Paris
Wilson
Lloyd George
Orlando
Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Wilson Acts on Espionage Cases
President Wilson grants clemency in several espionage cases including a full pardon for Frederick Krafft of Newark, secretary of the Socialist party of Worcester. Others receive commutations or reduced sentences while details on recipients and districts remain unavailable.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Amerr
Wilsen
Frederick Krafft
Newark
Woverey
Franiel
Dne
J. W. Rutherford
Internatonal Bite
Brooklyn
Amr
Allania Fideral
Amos Linda Bircheeck
School Board of
Cleveland
Clarence FH. Wakiron
Vermont
Department of Juvia
Hermes Meier
Everet G. Engeln
Minnesota
Things Left Undone By Sixty-Fifth Congress
The piece lists unresolved items after the Sixty-Fifth Congress and Wilson administration end. It cites railroads funding delays, army transport and return from Europe, land reclamation for soldiers, repeal of luxury taxes, prohibition enforcement, unemployment concerns, and the broader debate over government versus private control of railroads and communications. It notes the next regular session starts December with no extra session planned.
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LC. Martin
United Press
Washington
DB. C
Wilson
Congress
United Staes
Iself
Europe
France
House
Senate
Enate Judiciacy Committee
Kenyon
Republicdins
Baker
Surat
Congressy
Disputes Stir Debate on League and Russsian Issue in Senate
Signs of hostility toward him have vanished. Attacks on the League of Nations in the American senate provoke sharp reaction here with open talk that the league cannot exist without the United States. The Russian problem remains. Americans and British call for investigation, opposing intervention. The dispute between the Yugoslavs and Albanians may demand early action. Paris reports an international river regime convention is discussed by the ports waterways and railways commission. Censorship removal on business messages in Britain is noted. The peace conference addresses Holland boundary issues and urges agreement on disputed points.
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League of Nations
Senate
League
United States
Russia
Allang
Jugo-Slivs
Waterways and Ralls
Associated J Hres
Paris
Commission On Ports, Waterways and Railways
Arn Jean O Miclais
Europe
Peace Conference Commission
Holland
Hax
Agreeme Arixen
Riots in Berlin Grow More Violent in Turbulent Strikes
A German government delegation from the soviet executive board travels to Weimar to confer with cabinet leaders amid escalating Berlin unrest. Reports say rioting mirrors Spartacist violence as police stations are targeted and free streetcar lines face disruption.
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Berlin
Weimarterlay
Weimar
United Wreny
Lithknecht
Rad
Urs
Turmoil in Germany Sparks General Strike and City Violence
Reports from Halle and central Germany describe government troops occupying Halle after a deadly clash with Spartacist forces. Looting targets factories depots jewelry shops and stores as unrest spreads. Civilian casualties and arson accompany the upheaval, while strikes widen across the Rhineland Silesia and Wettin regions.
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Halle
Berlin
Welmac
Helle
Alse
Sparta
Saul
Taltread
Weimar
Germany
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Yatron
Rhineland
Weg Halla
Upper Silesia
Ste
Serer
Madison Nominates Carl D Jackson to State Railway Board
Madison reports Governor Philipp today named Carl D Jackson as a member of the state railway commission to succeed himself. The assembly acted on several bills including a measure requiring foreign corporations to pay on their authorized capital stock to do business in the state.
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Madison
Philipp
Carl D. Jackison
State Railway Commission
Counl
W. C. Zumehtay
Board of
University Regents
Terry
Fred A. Smith
Chippewai Falla
Corman
Occu
Assembly
Ds Connor
Daderland
Douglas County
Assembly Talay Grer
Bo Coe
Ae. Ax FL
Caplad
Ehlman
Retreat for ex Kaiser claims Pan-Germans say collapse due to traitors
Proclamation asserts German collapse was caused solely by traitors among the people. The report, dated March 6, notes Pan-German leaders declaring retreat and emphasizes internal betrayal as the reason for disaster.
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Willam
paneCierman League
Ivonming
Damburg
Bayar
Germany
Nike
Ann
League of Nations
Ladendoriy
Frese
Terlin
Tneday
Gernan
Biter
Gernen
Government Holds Railroads Under State Aid Plan
Washington reports Director General Hines rejects immediate government relinquishment of control over railways despite Senate failure to fund the railroad administration. Plans consider private loans or war finance, with operations to continue and capital projects possibly postponed to avert layoffs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Railway Administration
Hines
War -Mapee Corporation
Railroad Administration
United Press
Cieneral Jones
Senate
Wilson
Four Transports Leave France for America
War Department announced four transports departed France carrying about 3,690 men mainly coast artillery, tank corps and engineer troops. The ships Espagnola Patri tia Vanwuman Catamares and Mytrigaspeert carried units from North and South Dakota Kansas Louisiana Mississippi with various detachments and officers. The Stoth trench mortar date, hospital crews, and convalescent detachments accompanied the voyage amid influenza disruptions and no fatalities reported.
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D. C
War Department
Unita
Coast Artillery
Espagnola
Patriatia
C04th
Tanlk Corps
North Dakota
South Dakota
Vanwunan
Ninth Regiment of Coast Artil
Catamares
Imael
Hetgid
Sifth Engineers
Stoth
ORM
Holstein Breeders Elect New Officers at Tremont Meeting
Winnebago County Holstein Breeders Association elected officers including Tresmont-Hams Anderan Apple Toit Fa Nice president M Christensen and Lovik Soren ten treasurer. Seventeen members attended the Tremont meeting with reports and routine business on the agenda.
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Hams Anderan
Apple
Toit
Fa ‘ Nice
R M. Christensen
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Mecrviary
Lovik Soren Ten
Larsen
Reculine Ogomimit Ten
Archie Taker
Miemille
Seovil
Baltes Des Moins
Winnebace County
Tremont
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