Ebert government refuses to negotiate with revolutionaries
Stuttgart dispatches report the Ebert government unambiguously refuses talks with Berlin revolutionaries as National Assembly plans move forward. Officials claim the regime seeks to protect communication lines while punitive actions target persistent insurgents. Paris and London networks relay conflicting signals on possible amnesty and power balance between Von Kapp and Ebert factions.
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German revolts unleash violence across Berlin and Saxony
International reports describe street battles in Berlin with nine killed and many wounded as Von Kapp loyalists clash with striking crowds. Fighting spreads to Dresden and Leipzig amid a chain of uprisings, with Spartacists and various factions contending against government forces.
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Taxation readjustment eyed to fund veteran bonus
Washington March 10 report that the House Ways and Means Committee will study tax reform to raise funds for a veteran bonus. A bond option and higher incomes tax are under discussion while a stamp tax on checks and broader luxury taxes are considered. The committee will consult the American Legion and hear proposed plans next week.
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Indians to supply oil for Navy Osage fields tapped
Government will take over Osage Nation oil output to fuel the Navy as bids are reviewed. Officials, including Secretary Daniels and Secretary of the Interior, met to decide timing and scope. The plan sets a production baseline and delays final action until all bids are examined.
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Political leader urges Senate objections to Colby as secretary
Herbert Parsons, New York lawyer and Republican leader, testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Bainbridge Colby’s confirmation. Parsons described objections raised in New York City as serious, with testimony given behind closed doors as the committee adjourned without action.
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Alamo Plaza Carnival Air Raid With Leaflets Sparks Crowd
Alamo Plaza resembled a carnival as Army fliers drop leaflets during the first of three bombardment days for a Division recruiting drive. Lieut. Col. Charles P. Hall predicts greater success tomorrow and Thursday. Spectators watched planes dive and weave while leaflet drops drew reactions from children and adults alike amid a busy park scene near the Alamo.
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Army to Spend Millions More Here in Future
Col Milosh R. Hilgard announced a policy to buy at home for the army, boosting local purchases in San Antonio and Texas. He said zone suppliers will seek bids from local contractors and dealers, with nonzone bids reconsidered if needed supply falls short, likely raising expenditures in the region.
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Second Air Bombardment Plans Announced for Alamo Area
The article reports an impending second air bombardment on the Alamo area with leaflet drops by US forces. It describes distribution targets including the 9th and 23rd Regiments, total leaflets about 5,000, and mentions statements printed by The Evening News and city theater promotions tied to a wartime climate.
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Weather Update Across Regions From Alberta To Manitoba
A storm system moves through the upper Lakes region with snow observed in many areas. Eastern districts report weakening winds while central and southern regions face colder conditions. Temperatures range from below zero in northern Alberta to single digits in the southern Panhandle with cold fronts extending into Manitoba and the Dakotas.
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Brune Paris Conference Hears Allied German Policy
March 16 The Council of Ambassadors met to discuss the German situation with Premier Millerand presiding. The cabinet held a noon meeting but gave no decision. Allies seek to block any restoration of the Holenzallern family to the German throne or any re Prussianization of Germany amid cautious publicly expressed positions.
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German government severs talks with revolutionaries in Berlin
Stuttgart reports say the Ebert cabinet, meeting unanimously, orders a break in communications with the revolutionary party in Berlin as General Maercker heads toward Stuttgart amid compromised proposals from the Von Kapp group. Violent clashes flare in Berlin with both nationalist and revolutionary factions reporting reprisals and demands for broad power shifts.
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Three Local Doctors Lose Whiskey Permits
Three San Antonio physicians had whiskey permits revoked by State Comptroller Mark Wyattan after evidence of improper dispensing and intoxication procedures emerged amid a political heat wave in the city. The action targeted permits tied to alleged violations of temperance laws and sale restrictions, with officials citing patient risk and enforcement lapses.
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