France May Send Army Corps to Rhine Front
Associated Press reports Paris plans to deploy three additional army corps to Wiesbaden Neustadt and Sonn doubling forces along the Rhine. Marshal Foch will convene a supreme council upon return from Mainz as German reactions unfold. Berlin quiet but cautious amid strikes looting and turmoil across occupied zones.
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Rhine
Petit Parisien
Marshal Foch
Supreme Star Council
Mayence
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Wolfgang Kapp
Kiel
Bremen
Hamburg
Regensburs
Ebert
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Frankfort
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Prussia
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German General Electric Company
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German Empire
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London
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Rerin
Alber Suedekum
Herr Oever Trussian
Rallwans
Daumia
Sehne
Auce Get Winnins
East Prastia
Arcesit
Germany in turmoil as von Kapp revolt tightens grip
London reports show Germany split between Ebert supporters in the south and conservative to nationalist factions in the north. A general strike spreads from Berlin to Ruhr districts as Ebert urges unity and resistance to revolution. High officials face arrests while Paris observers debate possible two Germanys.
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United Press
London
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Ebert
Germany
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Baden
Saxony
Wuerttemburg
Besse
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Prussia
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Berlin
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Essen
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Finance
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Elert
Allied Supreme Council
Gowning Street
Paris
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Dresden
Benin
Ehbert
Dressien Vossische Zeitung
Noske
Stuttgart
von Luertwitz
Dietutor von Kapp
Inoa
2 Dispatch
Litel Friedrich
Foreign Office
Royalists Rejoice Over Revolt Fallout In Regime Change
Reportedly a new ministry will be available today as messages claim royalists celebrate. The revolt’s setback is described as a justification for monarchist rule in nations long accustomed to kings and queens.
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Ther Tisi
State Department Acts Without Senate Head
Amid a vacancy at the State Department an acting secretary, Frank J. Polk, has carried duties since Robert Lansing’s resignation. Officials say the department lacks a confirmed head, with no acting secretary designated beyond a thirty day interim. The situation leaves leadership unclear as vacancies persist.
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Frank J. Polk
Robert Laneix
Presistem
Pastoris
Wilson Nanes Williams Named Heir to Roper
In a cabinet reshuffle, Wilson Nanes Williams is designated successor to Roper. The report notes Williams will head the Treasury and bring a background as former Secretary of Agriculture. A White House ceremony is implied as part of the confirmation process.
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Wilson Nanes Williams
Roper
German Udup Is Result Of Months Plans In Berlin
Reports from Europe say Germany’s new Berlin government faces extensive strikes but has averted major outbreaks. Nine killed in Leipzig clash. national assembly to meet in Stuttgart. Allies reportedly refuse recognition. Bavarian socialist government reportedly resigned. Berlin presses suppressed and censorship tight as new regime promises reforms and early elections.
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New York
Germany
Berlin
Leipzig
Guard
Vienna
National Assembly
Ebert
Stuttgart
London
Kapp
Bavaria
Sage
Paris
Prussia
Soverziment
Dees
Munich
Landa
Ghiet
Kaiser Nervous Reports From Almoronten March 14
An Associated Press dispatch from Almoronten says Emperor William spent most of the day in the garden at Hentinek Castle showing clear signs of distress. The report notes Beoha unrest and rising revolution fears prompting Beoha authorities to tighten guard on the former emperor and his son.
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Associated Press
Almoronten
Wnhiam
Hentinek Lhastle
Belne
Germany
Ees Sraren
Yanks on Rhine subject to orders from Wilson
American troops on the Rhine remain under armistice terms and have not joined any German operations without explicit orders from President Wilson. Marshal Foch and allied leaders held talks at Mayence, with reports of a Supreme War Council meeting to follow.
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Masry
Marshal Ford
Germany
Marshal Foch
Mayence
Paris
New Jersey Vets Seek Supreme Court Block on Prohibition
The Supreme Court granted New Jersey permission to file a bill of complaint against federal officials enforcing prohibition. The state seeks a permanent injunction to stop enforcement, arguing prohibition is not a valid constitutional subject and infringes state sovereignty. Other appeals attacking constitutional prohibition were heard or scheduled for March, as the court weighs cases from Rhode Island and California.
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New Jersey
Iquor
Wiliam G. Street
New York
Lincoln Safe Deposit Company
Aniesz
Geiger
Milmauker
Wuther
San Francisca
J. J. Ditlen Cought
German government summons assembly as war threat looms
Wireless reports from London and Berlin indicate the German government has summoned an assembly to meet in Stuttgart amid rumors of a wartime escalation. Unconfirmed reports suggest an accord with the Bavarian government to avert a looming rail strike, with Ebert reportedly supported by Bavarian defense minister Guety Nerke.
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South Gertin
Hanover
Landons
Eeanhiy
Ert
TasmMar
Berlin
Xov
Bein
Bert
Railiag
Ebert
Fellin
London
Saxe
Teoope
Toy Guety Nerke
Carte
Senate Rejects Art and Substitutes in Reservation Vote
The Senate rejected by 89 to 7 the Frelinghuysen substitute disavowing obligations but allowing recommendations from the league council. the Taft plan failed 46 to 20, and party lines split on other substitute bids including a Democratic counter proposal and a Simmons alternative.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Today
Semuor Frelinghuysen
Kirby
Amemas
Gore
Reed
Shields
Willaima
Harrison
Taft
Senate Aign
Tate
Fitteheovk
Senate
Congress
Senattor-King
Sutherland
Wateworth
Gorr
Read
Tate Reservation
Iarrison
Melkeliur
Shreds
Senatoc Simmons
Demotrai
North Caroupst
America
Ucular
Walek
Demecra
Montana
Campaign Opens as Senator Candidate Sets Votes in Muleece
Candidate for senator Dy Axerrard Dreeed Madinon-Jamre Thomann announces campaign kickoff in Jarwe under Repaditean banner with Benton Benatar Léntont also slated to speak. Local party leaders schedule debates and rallies in Watertown and Saint Harv as the slate in Strewidert promises a competitive race.
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Dy Axerrard
Jamre Thomann
Crosre
Jarwe
Santeny Jn
Muleece
Benatar Léntont
la Fay
Sioont
Watertown
Second Joy Ride Case Involving Schwabe and Sthieter
Reported by Valve Prene Milwaader Tonnie Schiffeneder faced statutory charges tied to a joy ride case with Matwi Schwabe and Anteline Sthieter. Sentencing of Schiffen and accomplice Stanley Stapleton occurred in ten years in state prison. Court barred nonparticipants from the proceedings.
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Valve Prene
Milwaader
Tonnie Schiffeneder
Statutiers
Matwi Schwabe
Anteline Sthieter
Tetany
Schiffenedere Hhim
Stanley Stapleton
Ten Peare
Tates
Dodge A. Heeid
Waves
Stamieton
FTL
Sims Tells How Unsafe Code Was Ready for Germans
Rear Admiral Sims told the senate investigating committee that German submarines could attack the first convoy of American troop ships to France because the Navy used an unsafe code that was intercepted. He said only good luck kept the convoy from disaster and noted the first destroyer convoy details were published in Berlin before arrival. He urged abandoning the long‑used code for troop convoy messages.
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Washington, D. C
France
Navy Department
Sims
Senate
Berlin
Cueenstown
Admiral Sims
United States
PS Pais
Sonyoys
Aocit
Paris
Genjer Pershing
Blais Sale
Hin Tiv Thiaval
War and Navy Departments
Wilson
Irkerland Taniels
Gynerl Jills
Benson
Iivetrauen
Ant Heidel Paset Autoerties
Seatnip
Revolt in Germany Seen Doomed by Allies and Officials
United Press reports that German revolution led by Centor von Ispp is doomed. Majorities in socialists and democrats reject the movement, with some reactionary elements repudiating it. Von Kapp’s last hope fades as the foreign office notes the revolt failing in the provinces except Western Prussia. France’s General Nollet suggests observing events from Stuttgart while Ebert plans a constitutional assembly.
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United Press
Jenmoiien
Germany
Foreien Offige
Denter von Ispp
Ements Bavée
Foreign Office
Adviers
von Kapp
Jng
Aulviens
Prusan
Vrance
Vonsgul Bruere
Ebert
Stutmgard
General Nollet
Admiral Sims backs convoy escort focus against raids
Admiral Sims expressed accord with Secretary Daniels on the need for enough escort destroyers to protect American troops. He faulted the department for delays in issuing instructions, while detailing disagreements over methods to meet enemy raids on convoys and potential German battleship activity in the Atlantic.
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Admiral Sims
Daniels
Doctaree
Department
Atlantic
Government Opens Four Day Argument in Newberry Conspiracy Trial
Grand Rapids Mich Associated Press reports Judge Fichhorn Bluffton Indiana assisted US Attorney opens four days of court argument in the Newberry election conspiracy trial. Jurors must decide if Trimmer Jr Newberry’s senatorial campaign violated salary election laws and whether federal aids were used to further crime. Government counsel presents today’s session.
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Grand. Rapids
Mich
Newberry
Tudge Fichhern
Bluffton
Ind
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United States
Fichhorn
Ad Grong
Trimmer Jr
Mie
Ventlon
Ulead
Man Holds Two Jobs by Clever Ruse
A worker at a large plant held two jobs by deception, clocking out from one shift and reporting to another. He reportedly drew two pay envelopes daily during the period of his unreported absence, while employed on a construction gang for another firm nearby. The incident was uncovered after several weeks.
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Angodulud Presa
Kaine
Razrac
Anu
Momgans
Dss
Oelock
Mercemern
Government to Take Over Osage Oil Lands
United Press Washington reports the government will seize Osage oil lands to secure fuel supplies for the Navy. The move affects the Osage Nation and related leaseholders as officials outline compensation and administrative steps in the national interest.
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United Tresst
Washington, D. C
Sovernment
Navy
Owas
Armstrong Divorce Case At Racine Court
Armstr ong seeks divorce from William Armstrong in Racine. He accuses her of misconduct while she counters with allegations regarding child parentage. The case involves statutory references and requests for alimony as the proceedings move forward.
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Mager Wiliam
Armtrong
Sheng
Georye Heatiaine
United States Not Blocking Turkish Settlement Debate
United States policy remains uninformed on London allied decisions ahead of Paris talks on the Turkish settlement. President Wilson may state a firm view against a sultanist control of Constantinople and against dismemberment of Albania or Yugoslavia. Allies may proceed without U.S. input, seeking American opinion only if asked. The piece notes Armenia and broader regional implications and flags U.S. indirect interest in territorial outcomes if ratified.
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Spreml Lo
Washington, D. C
United States
Lord Curzon
Uncle Sam
State Department
Council of Ambassadors
London
Paris
Sam
Wilsat
Europe
Wilson
Anste
Constantinople
Togo Slavia
Asia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Biriaan
Questarn
Davies
F. WW
Jail Has Lion Cub Mascot
A stray damaged notice from Associated Ursa Ragine-Tre describes a jail mascot lion cub and a local attraction called The Atimal Bar presenting an act by Sher] Wutter with seven performances or wares. The fragmentary text mentions suitable quarters and a staging event, highlighting a quirky local feature.
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