Johnson Alone The N D Primary
North Dakota Election Day features a solo candidate as Hiram W. Johnson leads the presidential preference primary. Intra party factions centered on the Non Partisan League shape voter choices amid divisions with Ledhard Wood Lowden and Bryan withdrawing. Ballots list national committeemen electors and delegates with Johnson aligned slate prominent in Republican and Democratic fields.
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Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Hiram W. Johnson
Battlefield
Ledhard Wood
Frank ©. Lowden
Tiltois
William Jennings Bryan
California
A Caachlenger
Johnson
Farmers’ Organization
Johnson Campaign Attacks League in Detroit Speech
In Detroit on March 15 Senator Hi ram Johnson criticized the League of Nations and high Washington costs. He urged repeal of much war legislation and warned he would not shed American blood for allied nations. He accused peace delegates of pursuing national glory over America.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Hiram Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Germany
Aris
America
Tax Payment Estimate and Penalties Highlighted
The Associated Press reports Treasury officials estimate the first income and profits tax installment due today at about 900 million dollars. Treasury certificates totaling around 775 million dollars mature and must be retired with the collected funds. Those failing to pay by tonight face penalties when the books close.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Excitement Rises on Plebiscite Frontier In Carinthia
Vienna reports growing unrest on the plebiscite zone frontier with Jugo Slav aggression. An American named Ernst Jallitsch was killed by a Yugoslav patrol near Elefthal, and a man named Bettyside, aged 15, was shot near Hermansdorff.
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Vienna
Klagenfurt
Carinthia
Ernst Jallitsch
Elefthal
Bettyside
Hermansdorff
Counter Revolution Fights On As Ebert Seeks Re election
The article reports on Germany's post strike tension with Ebert seeking reelection amid counter revolution threats. Berlin and other cities suffer disrupt ions in supplies while government officials warn against general strikes. Bloodshed occurs in suburbs as troops clash with mobs. several killed or wounded. Public doubt grows over government promises as Stuttgart assembly meetings loom.
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Berlin
von Luettwitz
Moscow Styled Soviets Spread Through German Rail Hubs
In Dortmund and Bochum fighting kills and injuries mount as soviet style control spreads. Frankfurt am Main reportedly in workers hands while Hanover faces railway station clashes. In Chemnitz a provisional cross party committee disarms guards and seizes power. Bourgeois papers banned. Reuss principality government deposed and Soviet republic expected.
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Berlin
Dortmund
Westphalia
Bochum
Anid Igsen
Frankfort-on Main
Hanover
Chemnits
Saxony
Principality
Reuss Aas Bein
Allen in Coblenz Reports on Germany Situation
Dispatch from March reports Major General Henry Allen at Coblenz detailing military aspects of the German situation. He notes limited political clarity and discusses potential allied measures. War Department officials hoped Allen would attend allied Rhine conference with Marshal. The State Department has an official report on a general strike in Hamburg with military control.
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Washington
Henry
Allen
Coblenz
Germany
War Department
Th Rhine
State ‘Department
Ins
Hamburgg
Debates on Allen's Rhine Command At Armistice End
War department speculation centers on whether General Allen's troops on the Rhine remain under Marshal Foch. Officials split on Marshal authority post armistice while Secretary Baker says Allen may preserve order with Washington’s approval needed for any further action.
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State Department
General Allen
Rhine
Marshal Foch
War Department
Allen
Baker
Washington
Berlin Coup Crisis Ends In Interim Agreement
Paris reports an agreement between the snow and old German governments ending the Berlin power seizure led by Dr. Kapp. Knapp abandons cabinet plans, a cabinet of experts will form, elections for the Reichstag within two months, a new president elected by the people, Ebert remains interim, and the economic and exploitation councils become a second chamber called the chamber of labor.
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Paris
Ebert
Berlin
Kapp
Knapp
Reichstag
Friedrich Ebert
Economic Council
Exploitation Councils
Chamber of Labor
Dutch island awaits former crown prince’s movements
Wieringson Holland March 14 Frederick William, the former German crown prince, is said to be very preserved in expressing his ideas about the counter revelation and seems entirely unperturbed. He may go wherever he likes about the island.
Former Kaiser watched with calm pace at Dutch castle
AMERONGIIN March 14 The former kaiser rose early and resumed wood sawing for three hours. The former empress is well again. The castle guard is strict. A high government official told The Associated Press that the ex-kaiser and the world may rely on Holland to guard him, with no more measures than needed to prevent escape.
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Amerongiin
Associated Press
At Hes
California Vets Plan to Form Own Political Party
California vets announce plans to transform the California wet federation into a political party to campaign against state and national prohibition laws. Federation representatives will meet in San Francisco on Wednesday, secretary Cean Roney said.
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California
San Francisco
Wet Federation
Federation
Cean Roney
Geddes attacks papers amid Anglo American tensions
London reports Sir Auckland Geddes, newly appointed ambassador to the United States, condemns newspapers stirring Anglo American irritation at a dinner in his honor. He says peaceful cooperation is essential to save civilization and calls for mutual respect between the English speaking communities to navigate the future.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Simms Confesses Murder In Maryland Case
Arthur Simms, a Black man in Albuquerque, confesses to killing Baltimore and Ohio Special Officer J Beers at Swan Creek Maryland on December 11 last after Beers tried to quell a dispute among track workers. Beers fired first wounding Simms, who then shot Beers in the heart.
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Simms
Albuquerque
Arthur Simms
J. Beers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Swan Creek
Beers
Cheers for Former Kaiser Spark in German Officers
In Geneva on March 14 German officers prisoners in France cheered reports of the revolt against the government in Berlin. They expressed satisfaction and happiness at the upheaval as they learned the news on their way home to Germany.
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Lokal
Anzeiger
Germany
Reichswehr
German National Party
German People’s Party
Berlin
Ebert
National Assembly
Associated Press
Geneva
France
Diaz, Sejudo surrender announced in Vera Cruz crisis
Acting Mexican consul general Ruiz Sandoval announced the surrender of General Roberto Sejudo, chief lieutenant of Felix Diaz, in Vera Cruz. Sejudo arrived in Mexico City to formalize the capitulation of 3,000 troops amid the Diaz rebellion.
Hotel Leaders Meet in Salt Lake for America First Campaign
About 20 prominent hotel owners and managers gathered in Salt Lake City on March 15 to boost a nationwide campaign to see America first. The event, held in Salt Lake, aimed to mobilize industry support for the movement.
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Salt
Lake City
Utah
America Firat
Salt Lake’ City
Te Wey
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