Turmoil in Germany Raises Fatality Reports Across Cities
The report from March 19 describes heavy fighting and widespread strikes in Essen Berlin and other German cities. Estimates claim up to 300 to 1000 fatally hurt as communists clash with troops while radicals seize control in industrial centers. The narrative notes derailed transport, barricades, and military actions in cities including Chemnitz Solingen Elberfeld and Leipzig.
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Associated Press
Stuttgart
Tremier Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Terr Giesberts
Berlin
Essen
Jussen
Ruhr
Solingen
Elberfeld
Rhy
Germany
Sony
Uter den Linden
Sensational Berlin Disorder Report In Telegraph Flush
March 19 report claims a Berlin telegraphic message says about two hundred people were killed in fighting at the Brandenburg Gate and that the dining room of the Adlon hotel was wrecked by machine gun fire.
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Copenhagen
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von Kahn
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Prandenburg Gate
Hotel Adion
Eight nominees named for Chamber of Commerce directors
In a regular board meeting eight candidates were announced for the upcoming director election of the Chamber of Commerce. G A Wall H C Sprick Bishop M Edward Fawcett George Binkert T P Black F C Pierson John Worn and J M Winters were listed, with six Rotary one Lions and one Kiwanis members among them. Next week members will ballot to select four directors while ballots showed broad participation and a wide spread of votes.
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Board of Directors
Chamber of Cared
G. A. Wall
H.C. Sprick
Bishop M
Edward Fawcett
George Binkert
T .P. Black
F.C. Pierson
John Worn
J. M. Winters
Rotary
Lions Club
Kiwanis
Ernst Plonvhingi
Tease Rite Bakery
Harold Swanberg
Tf. C. Sterling
White Stove Cas
Cork Mayor Shot By Assassins At His Home
London March 20 The lord mayor of Cork Thomas MacGurin was killed by masked intruders who entered his home at 1 am and shot him in the chest after restraining Mrs MacGurin. Six to eight assailants fled in an automobile as police and officials tally Ireland related killings.
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Cork
London
Thomas MacGurin
MacGurin
Water Supply Pollution Tied to Typhoid at Chicago Alton Shops
Springfield report by health officials links polluted water to typhoid fever among employees at the Chicago Alton shops in Bloomington. Workers struck last Monday seeking better water provision and dismissal of management.
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Springfield
Ills
S. S. Winner
Thomas J. Brophy
C. St. Clair Drake
Department of Public Health
Chicago Alton
Bloomington
Report Favorably On Nomination of Colby
The Senate foreign relations committee reported Bainbridge Colby favorably for secretary of state. Action was expected to move to confirmation early next week. Chairman Lodge planned to call the nomination Monday, though treaty fight aftermath could delay.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bainbridge Colby
Senate
Lodge
Senate votes to confirm Mr Colby as secretary of state
The Senate favors Colby’s confirmation while some members reserve debate on the floor. In the House Dallinger Massachusetts Republican proposes a bill letting the assistant secretary sign passports citing delays. With Colby’s likely quick confirmation the measure is deemed unlikely to pass. The grass grows tall as pampas, obscuring a rider’s view.
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