Berlin braces as Ebert government regains control
Berlin faces a tense transition as the Ebert government regains power with Schiffer and Noske restoring order. Baltic troops depart amid fire at barricades, casualties rise, and debates over a new cabinet intensify. The French and British comment on crisis while censorship ends and American nationals seek exit routes.
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Berlin
Ebert
Schiffer
Wolfgang Kapp
Gustav Noske
Berin
Rechios
Bertin
Mhert
von Ehaniel
Germany
Lord Wilmarnock
Sidies
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
Pain remedy ad touts St Jacobs Oil as the best for backache lameness and stiffness. Rub on to relieve misery, with claims of no skin discoloration and quick, lasting ease. Endorsed for 60 years and available at any drug store.
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Steden Pitas
Tiaghe
St. Jacobs
Ady
German unrest and Kiel clashes report from Hamburg
Major General HLT Allen, commander of American forces along the Rhine, met in Paris with ambassador Hugh C. Wallace to discuss the German situation. A Hamburg telephonic dispatch described violent combat at Kiel between troops and students versus workers, with bombs hand grenades machine guns and trench mortars, causing many casualties.
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Hlt Allen
Rhine
Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
Germany
Associated Press
Copienhagin
Hamburg
Kiel
Communists Gain Ground Across German Provinces
AP report from Berlin notes Ritterfelt awony taken by workmen's councils and Rhenish Westphalia under communist influence. A red army moves from Munster area with heavy fighting reported at Mulheim. Seven dead and many wounded in Plauen. Conflicts in Nevekoloern district as troops clash with rioters. one picket gravely injured.
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Berlin
Ritterfelt
Rhenish Westphalia
Tniaehual
Munster
Mulheim
Plauen
Kallerstein
Meiningen
Langensalza
Nevkoeln
Senate Votes Sympathy To Irish Cause
The Senate approves the Irish sympathy measure after two votes and amendments. Democrats and some Republicans back article ten while others oppose. notable names include Simmons, Glass, Overman, and Owen amid a tense party split. The final adoption follows failed attempts to alter the reservation.
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Totodl Soening
Cruibertson
Tess
Dobnson
South Dakota
Overanl
North Carolina
Owen
Strratex
Democrius
Fernald
Mainé
Pernald
Maines
McCormick
Thiois
Smoot Utlah
Johnson
Oklahomea
Stanley
Kentucky
Page
Vermont
Glass
Virginia
Overman
Simomons
Warren
Wyoming
Calder
New York
Wis
Sterlings
North Dakota
Simmons
United States
Earty
Ashurst
Champerlain
Gerry
Gore
Henderson
Kendrick
Nugent
Phelan
Pittman
Pomerene
Reed
Shields
Smith
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Missouri
Twin Falls to face Moscow in state finals showdown
Moscow and Twin Falls high schools reach the state basketball final after decisive semifinal wins. Twin Falls rallied past a foe 22 to 20 to claim a spot, while Moscow beat Driggs 24 to 17. Moscow extends a three-year championship streak.
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Moscow
Twin Walls
Pwin Felis
Delinquent High School Given Chance After Court Probe
A sixteen year old student found smoking on school streets during hours and who missed a court appearance was placed on probation after parents and officials conferred. He refused to answer questions, was questioned by the school superintendent and juvenile officer, and later confined in the county jail before probation was granted. A package of cigarettes was seized as evidence. He declined to reveal where obtained.
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O. P. Duvall
John RR. Ault
Hal CG. Blue
Ault
Ile
Duvall
Tie
Maryland House pass beer bill with court condition
In Annapolis on March 18 the Maryland house of delegates approved the Jones 3 percent beer measure with amendments. The bill becomes operative only if the state supreme court rules favorably on related questions.
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Maryland
Associated Press
Annapolis
Maryland House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Lincoln and Washington schools tennis and baseball clash notes
Rules allow concurrent action by states to fix alcoholic beverage laws. A baseball game at Washington field yesterday afternoon saw Lincoln trailing 4 6 after four innings but rally to win 7 10 to 7. Battery work for Lincoln by Harold McMaster John Ward and Clark Woods. Washington battery featured Tom White Glen Sears Curly Petzoldt and Javerett Brown. A Lincoln vs Curry game is set for Lanecoln field this afternoon.
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Lincoln
Washington
Aith Washington
Harold McMaster
John Ward
Clark Woods
Tom White
Glen Sears
Curly Petzoldt
Javerett Brown
Tincoln
Curry School
Lane Coln Field
Funeral for Jadix Smith at Grrossmouth chapel
The funeral for Jadix Smith, who died last Tuesday, will be held this afternoon at Psd o'clock at the Grrossmouth chapel.
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Jadix Smith
Grrossmouth
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