New German Government Proclaimed As Berlin Falls to Troops
A Berlin proclamation stated the German government ceased to exist and General Von Kapp's coalition governs. Troops entered the city, Wilhelmstrasse occupied, and Luettwitz named commander as revolution brews. The socialists threaten a general strike amid a disputed bid to restore the monarchy.
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Don
Reuter
Berlin
Paris
Atiny
Wilhelmstrasse
Doeberitz
Terhard
Loewenfeld
Naval Bri
Arten
Empire
von Kapp
Chan- 1
von Luedeppwitz
Mettres
James
Germany
von Kepp
Wolfgang Kapp
Reichstag
German Agricultural Society
Federated Men Clubs Banquet Draws Large Attendance
The annual Federated Men Clubs banquet at First Congregational Church drew a large crowd led by Hon George H. Chamberlain and Mayor Jones. Dr Robert P Miles, noted lecturer now based in Cleveland, delivered a two hour talk on Tallow Dips, showcasing imagined portraits of figures from Gladstone to Theodore Roosevelt and the Pope. A standing ovation followed as the audience demanded more. The event was attended by approximately 544 people.
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First Congregational Church
George H. Chamberlain
Jones
Robert P Miles
New York City
Lake
Cleveland
Rovert P Miles
Gladstone
Theodore Roosevelt
Pope
Rome
Dives
New York
Rey Deight Huumain
Mayor resigns coal handling amid widespread crowding of da nters
Mayor Jones announced that residents must deal with coal dealers directly. Over two warm days danters faced repeated refusals as drivers tried to deliver coal to multiple addresses. With cold weather returning, more customers queued, leading the mayor to shift all coal business to coal companies.
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Jones
Danters
Thia
Bubinesa
Cogil Companies
Public Forum at Qddfellow Temple Sunday
Oberlin resident Jon Lyle Woodruff addresses One Forum at 100 F. Hal Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Woodruff traveled to Paris to attend the Peace conference under instruction of fellow missionaries to work for an American settlement of the Macedonian question. At the conclusion the Forum will open for discussion and a large attendance is hoped.
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Jon Lyle Woodruff
Oberlin
al. Woodruff
Parla
I‘atructiona
Miamonaries
Patriarch Militant to Honor Three Monday Evening
Patriarchs Militant to confer the Degree of Chivalry on three candidates at Cascade hall Monday evening. Honorees include Lieut. Col. Fred P. Hummel of this city Lieut. Col. Chan Summers Oberlin and Captain Thomas H. Tristram of Lorain. Event features Major General Hahn and staff, St Andrews choir, and a banquet at the Elks' ball.
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Fred P. Summel
Elyria
Charles R. Summers
Oberlin
Thomas H. Tristram
Lorain
Cascade Hall
Fred P. Hummel
Chan. St. Summers
Frederick H. A. Hahn
Toledo
Patriarcha
Canton
George Theobald
Canton Lorain
St. Andrews
Mayor Jones
Red Hoa Hahuo
Mareh
Geo. Theobald
Paterna
Cuyahoga
Os. D. Pinney
Cleveland
Hannaman
Elyrian Sues Policeman for Hurt Damages
Clarence Guthman of Elyria filed a lawsuit against Lorain policeman Harry Feldcamp seeking 15000 damages for injuries suffered August 20 1917 when Feldcamp driving to a fire ran down Guthman off the street breaking his leg and causing other injuries. The petition alleges carelessness on Feldcamp's part.
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Clarence Guthman
Harry Feldcamp
Lorain
Feldcamp
Guthman
Carlessness
Release of captured American rancher ends kidnapping
Mexican federal troops freed Peter W. Summers, an American ranch owner, who was seized last week by rebels near Santa Cruz, Mexico. He was released yesterday and returned safely to Santa Lucretia, according to State Department advisories.
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Luettwitz
Baron von Luettwitz
Dnseen
Mary Curtisl
Irma
Gustav
Therin
Associated Press
Washington
Peter W. Summers
Sana Cruz
Mexico
State Department
Santa Lucretia
Rain Forecast For Early Week Near Lake Erie
Washington reports weather predictions for the coming week beginning Monday with a chance of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. Otherwise the outlook is generally fair with near normal temperatures around Lake Erie.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wak
Lake Erie
Spring Opening for Elyria Set for Next Week
The Better Business Club announces Elyria’s Spring Community Opening next week. J Cronin president says merchants will dress up stores and display spring goods with music in some department stores. It’s dress up week designed to showcase best materials and latest fashions to shoppers.
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Better Business Club
J. Cronin
Departmet
Elyria
Rivers Reach Flood Stage In Pittsburgh
On March 13 the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers rose to flood stage at 22 feet in Pittsburgh and the Weather Bureau warned the crest could hit 25 feet tonight. In Paris George Carpentier, European heavyweight champion, and his wife prepared to depart Havre for the United States.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny and Monongahela River
Weather Bureau
Paria
George Carpentiar
Europe
Havre
United States
National Tube to Erect Two Lap Mills at Lorain Plant
Lorain March 12 two new lap mills will be erected at the National Tube Co Lorain plant increasing mill and shop employment by about six hundred workers Additions will match existing brick and concrete architecture and expand the pipe mill department The project aims to raise total local mill employment toward 4100 as labor and material costs remain uncertain Work has also begun on a $75000 foundation for the Then Automatic Shovel Co plant extension run by Elyrians.
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Lorain
National Tube Co
Ofanager
Charles Fell
Pipe Mill
Wrec
Automatic Shovel Co
Elyrians
Wilson Receives Majority Coal Report On Strike Settlement
John A. White's majority report on the bituminous coal strike settlement was submitted to President Wilson. The president would take two to three days to review it, with no further compromise steps expected before next week as the report is withheld at this time.
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Associated Press
Washington
John A. White
Wilson
The
Coal Commission
White House
Hoover Refuses to Discuss Navy War Policy
Washington on March 13 Herbert Hoover, asked by Rear Admiral Sims to testify before the Senate inquiry, declined to reveal Navy policy saying he had little knowledge of the subject and would not discuss wartime work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert
Hoover
Senate
Sims
Committee of Inquiry
London
Greatritain
Red Hnes
Bhberia
John Ward
House of Commons
Ward
Horvath
Harbin
Volga
Ress
Reds
Kalechak
Pact Climax Approaching in Senate Treaty Fight
Washington March 13 The Senate fight over the treaty nears a climax as Senator Lodge offers a compromise on Article X. The bipartisan group would accept the treaty with Lodge amendments, placing back on the president the authority for delays in replying to the League. Irreconcilables press for defeat while mild reservationists and Lodge supporters rally to prevent fence-sitters from crossing.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
United States
Noup
America
League of Nation
Benatora
Hitchcock
Underwood
Glaga
Swanson
Greek forces clash with Turks near Smyrna Line
London dispatches report Greek divisions under General Nider clashing with Turkish forces along the Smyrna line. Greek losses are described as considerable as Allied restrictions limit advances to a few miles near Smyrna.
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Smyrna
Mustapha
Nider
London
Anatolia
Mustapha Kemal
Quly
Birmingham High School Faces Closure Amid Staff Resignations
Birningham March 13 efforts to reopen Birmingham high school Monday and hold senior class graduation in June proceed despite all staff resignations. Volunteer corps led by Mrs William Olds aims to finish the year. several principals and teachers quit amid disputes over athletic eligibility and board authority. Pupils currently enjoy a vacation as the district weighs continuing operations if volunteers cannot be secured.
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Birningham
Birmingham
Willam Olds
Reichurs
May Makin
Oberlin
Sarah Hamilton
Berlin Heights
William D. Lewis
Delta
Das
Henry A Funk
Illinois ballot name left on for Edwards request refused
Governor Edward I Edwards of New Jersey had asked to drop his name from the Democratic presidential primary ballot in Illinois on April 13. Secretary of State Louis L. Emerson refused the request and denied the alteration.
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Associated Press
Springheld
Edward I Edwards
New Jersey
Illinois
Louis L. Emerson
Bedouing Kill Two Citizens in Palestine Raid
Washington dispatches report that on March 1 Bedouing attacked the Jewish colony of Matula in northern Palestine killing seven people including two American citizens. The victims identified are Tiker and Sharef. four men and three women died, with five wounded.
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Washington
Matula
Galiilee
Palestine
State Department
Tiker
Sharef
Will Make Church Survey In New Philadelphia
New Philadelphia residents are asked to stay home Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 as 300 friendly visitors led by six ministers conduct a religious survey for the Inter Church World Movement. The city is divided into districts for the survey teams.
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New Philadelphia
Inter Church World Movement
French government says no Wilson militarism charge instruction
Paris reports the government has not and will not send any instructions to ambassadors Jusserand and to Washington regarding President Wilson's charge of militarism against France. A report says the ambassador acted on his own initiative and called on the Secretary of State.
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Sy Associated Press
Paris
Jusser
Washington
Wilson
France
Foreign Office
Annual meet of Lorm County Fish and Game Association
The Lorm County Fish and Game Protect Association holds its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce hall on Tuesday evening March 16. Nine directors will be elected and officer reports read. After the meeting members will enjoy entertainment and refreshments provided by local Chik members.
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Lorm! County Fish and Game Protect? Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chik
Truck Struck by Train Injures Grat Aide Worker
George Strickland of Bennett Milling Co Grat ag was injured when a B and Q train struck his autor truck at Haron St railroad crossing this morning. The storm blocked his view as the train moved slowly. He was taken to Memorial hospital with injuries while the battered truck was sent to a garage.
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George Strickland
Bennett Milling Co
Grat@ag
Ee Haron “St
Stuckland
Memorial Hostital
Bonus bonds spur treasury debate in congress
Washington officials warned the treasury may face taxation to fund bonuses for World War I veterans. Representative Fordney of the Ways and Means Committee charged that the measure had become a political issue. He noted the committee had not advanced bond recommendations, citing Secretary Houston, Harding, and the federal board as influencing the debate.
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Treasury
Chal Fordney
House
Macao
Fordnay
Houston and Harding
Federal Board
Weir
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