German Revolt and Ebert Government in Turmoil
Reports from Amerongen and Paris describe Germany’s political crisis after the Ebert regime faces a conservative revolt. Leaders assess support as strikes loom and key military figures align with the new regime. Berlin and Stuttgart sources indicate shifting loyalties and ongoing uncertainty.
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Bauer
London
Ebert
Germany
Gotonel Bauer
Berg
Ulalf
Berlin
Daily Mail
Fire in farming town leaves 1000 homeless in Grandview
Dawn fire raged from yesterday afternoon to early today engulfing seven of eight blocks in Grandview Texas. About 200 homes were destroyed along with businesses. Property damage estimated at 1.5 to 2 million dollars as 1,000 residents lost their homes. Fire departments aided by outside equipment struggled to contain the blaze.
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Grandview
Tex
Cabinet position without heads as lawmakers delay
Washington March 15 The state department lacked a confirmed head as Frank L Polk resumed duties as under secretary and law officers said he would not serve as acting secretary for more than seven days. Senate committee members weighing Bainbridge Colby nomination note wartime act allows assigning secretary duties to another official.
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Washington
State Department
Frank L. Polk
Robert Lansing
Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bainbridge Col.by
Wilson
Three More Army Dispatched To German Towns
March 18 report from Faris notes plans to send six army corps to Wiesbaden Jena and Bonn along the Rhine doubling forces in occupied Germany. Details suggest calm in some areas but censorship and looting concerns persist as Leipzig troops show support for the new regime while Berlin faces mixed public views. The German national assembly reportedly convenes at Stuttgart on Tuesday.
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Senlia
Ebert
Stuttgart
Berlin
Laq
Wuerttemburg
Faris
Wiesbaden
Jadt
Bonn
Rhine
Germany
Benin
Leipzig
Gavor
National Assembly
Stulteirt
Tunsday
Lloyd George and RA Law Forming New English Party
A joint manifesto by Lloyd George and RA Law will announce a new party led by the premier. The Daily Mail reports the plan includes a major ministry reconstruction and reshuffles. The Royal Academy of letters resignations and a Salisbury Cecil revolt are noted as possible outcomes.
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Loyd George
RA Law
NEW English Party
A.preatut Intentiors
National Democratic
Lloyd Georga
Lim
Marqu Tis
Salsbury
Robert Cecil
Dally Mal
Alabama Man Named New Collector of Revenue
An Alabama man, Williams, was announced by President Ford as the new collector for the Department of Agriculture in the Internal Revenue service. Secretary Howell Houston, ex-Secretary of Agriculture, recommended him for the post at the White House ceremony.
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Alabama
Rington
Williams
Eit Baniel C. Ruper
Geramis
Internal Revenue
Wing Williame
Foe ‘Wan
Wes
Treasury
Howston
Japanese Soldiers Revolt in Siberia Report
Dispatch from Moscow notes a revolt among several Japanese units in Siberia. Troops reportedly removed shoulder insignia and replaced them with red straps amid unsettled conditions. A separate New York market report cites a decline in sterling exchange with the rate around 62 to 64 pence below Saturday’s close.
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London
Siberia
In & Wireless Unipatch
Inlet
Moscow
Follers
New York
Anothey
Sterling Exchange
Submarine 1 Wrecked on Rocks. Four Crewmen Dead
San Diego March 15 United States submarine Kl went aground at Magdalena Bay California killing four crewmen including Lieutenant Commander James St Webb and machinist mate Giles. Survivors buried the bodies on Santa Margarita Island. The submarine may be salvaged and refloating efforts continued with destroyers and escort vessels dispatched.
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San Diego
Cal
James St. Webb
Magilaiena Bay
California
Webb
Giles
M. H. Dealmozin
Joseph Holman
Santa Margarita
Magdalen Bay
Ifn
Sin
U.S
Eagle
Saper
San Pedro
Shippers Seek Joint Committees To Halt Railroad Prices
A New York report urges formation of two committees one for railroad directors and another for major shipping lines to work with the National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities. The move aims to prevent further errors in railroad policies that could invite government ownership. The recommendations were broadly adopted by association governors and reported to day at a meeting attended by bankers and presidents from across the United States and France.
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New York
Nationtal Association of
Aakoeialion
Warticki
Miritora
Ife
France
United States
Attack on Convoy Follows Message Discovery
German submarines attacked the first American troop convoy to France after the navy used an intercepted code. Admiral Sims testified that convoy protection depended on American destroyers and allied escorts, with secrets and public opinion shaping escort decisions. He described disagreements over convoy plans and the department’s approach to countering German raids and blockade strategy.
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Wafrington
France
Navy Department
Rezr Agl
Berlin
Queenstown
United States
Leattfreddheat Giec
Paris
Can& J
Deslioyers
Sims
Uae
Stings
Geran Haute
Taida
California University Glee Club to Tour Pacific
Sixteen UC Glee Club members plan a summer tour to the Pacific region. They will sail from Vancouver to the Hawaiian Islands then Australia and New Zealand, carrying advertising material for the university and coast businesses. The group returns in time for the fall term.
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Berkeley
Cal
Maren
University of California Glee Club
Pacific
University of California
Coregians
Canada
Vancouver
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Louisiana oil prices rise across grades in early March
In Sureevefort Louisiana on March 16 the price of all north Louisiana oil grades advanced 25 cents a barrel. Standard Oil reduced heavy oil below 32 regions at 42 Caddo Linnet $5.56 Homer $3.25 and Bull Bayou $3.13. This marks the eleventh price rise since December 12.
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Louisiana
Sureevefort
Standard Oil
Caddo Linbt
Homer
Entente Questioned by German Junkers In Press
London opinion surveys the German treaty stance with headlines and editorials from the Daily Mail Morning Post and Telegraph. They argue the German revolution was a sham, warn of German deceit, and forecast political instability and delay in Versailles terms, urging allied vigilance.
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London
Londau
Reyalutay
Auch Heachmen
Schall
Hans
Avilson
Pre
Lloyd Gétree
Brenner Clemenceau
Hohenzollerna
Proesty
Bavaria
Saxony
Germany
Europe
New York to Welcome Portuguese Bank Branch
Announcement that a branch of the National Overseas Bank will be established in New York was made today by managing director E. F Deyles who arrived from Europe. The bank is the state bank of the Yokwueee colonies.
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KEW Yuork
Hanco Nacional Ultramarine
National Overseas Bank
New York
E. F Deyles
Europe
Marshal Foch Directing American Troops on Rhine
The United States wary of joining a German advance without President Wilson orders. The American force on the Rhine, about 13% troops under Major General Henry T. Allen, remains under Marshal Foch as supreme commander per Versailles terms. Overseas measures monitor possible action against Germany amid the evolving war council in Mayence and Paris.
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Washington
Associated Press
Alprshal
Germany
Wilson
War Department
United States
Marsh Foch
Marthal Foch
Mayence
Paris
Supreme War Com
Rhine
Cieneral Hen Vaty T Allen
Hungary Royalists Cheer News of German Revolt
Bucharest dated March 15 reports Hungarian royalists rejoicing over the German revolt. They claim Socialist republics cannot endure after centuries of monarchy, arguing the revolution validates their argument and may restore the monarchy to Hungary.
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Bucharest
Fingar
Germany
Uetr
Royalgt Party
Soamet
Germany Wins In Second Plebiscite in Schleswig
From Copensagen dated March 15 unofficial results show 33 25 percent of delegates voted for Denmark while 48 148 favored German control in the Henrich zone plebiscite. Danish majorities appeared in Ting, Hedeha Finn and Alrenaunakow districts. Results from four districts were not yet learned.
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Copensagen
Schleswig
Denmark
Ting
Hedeha- Fim
Aleraunakow
Finnish cabinet reshuffle follows resignation March
The Finnish legation announced that Professor Erich Haw has helped form four new cabinet posts after M. Venniels resigned on March 3. Rudolph Holet will return to the foreign affairs portfolio.
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Area i
Erich Haw
Finland
M. Vennels
Rudolph Holet
Rportfolio
Affalra
Panama Canal Slide Delays Heavy Ships Passage
Washington March 14 Heavy draft ships passing the Panama Canal face occasional delays from landslides at Gatun and Paraiso. Governor Harding reports a Friday night slide has halted all ships with intermittent movement possible for weeks. Some delays may extend to a day or two for the heaviest vessels.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Ctraracka
Harding
Panama Canal Zone
Hardeeporta
Told Hin
American Soldiers Die in Vladivostok Barracks Fire
Washington, March 13. Casualties include Privates Alex V. Labesm Meri PD. Martin James A. Brepibey and others. graves found in ruins after a blaze destroyed the American barracks on March 6. Two missing. Graves reported by Major General Graves.
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Washington
Tre Himbere
Vladivoniok
War Department
Graves
Alex V. Labesm
Marter Corps
37Th Street
Oakland
Cal
Meri PD. Martin
Tulse
Oca
Jalvis
W. Mitre
Bubvatry
Ringford
N. J
James A. Brepibey
Ith
Pitzgecald
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