Germany Makes 30 Billion Mark War Reparation Offer
German delegates at the allied conference propose about 30 billion marks in reparations, contingent on a Silesian plebiscite in Germany’s favor and restoration of free commercial privileges. Allies doubt the plan and seek a better understanding of Germany's willingness to fund repayments without external aid.
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London
Germany
Upper Silesia
Doctor Simons
Ape Weere
Doctor Simon
Liegd George
Livy
George
Briend
Representativ
Berlin
Deetor Simons
M. Brian
U S Japan Relations Up in Senate Executive Session
Washington March 2 Relations between the United States and Japan were discussed at an executive session of the senate held at the suggestion of the president.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Senate
Massachusetts Senator discusses naval appropriation debate
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts is cited amid naval appropriation deliberations. Confidential information on the Japanese naval bonding program and other powers was reported to the Senate. Several senators, if weak minded, warned Yan would soon become a serious and delicate problem.
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Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Yan
Woman Kills Wolf With Ax in Farm Hog House
Groton March 2 Mrs Bert Petters a farmer's wife armed with an ax killed a large gray wolf after cornering it in a hog house. A dog pack had tired and she joined the chase to subdue the animal.
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Groton, &. C
Bert Petters
Bank blast at Bialedell State Bank traces loot
Fargo reports a cafe blast at the Bialedell State Bank building resulting in cash stolen totaling 1200 dollars and about 105000 dollars in securities. Officials of the North Dakota Bankers Association issued the announcement.
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Fargo
S&s TD
Bialedell State Bank
Veggs
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Five Cork Soldiers Killed in Civilian Attack
Dublin reports that at least five soldiers were killed and eleven wounded in Cork by armed civilians. The unarmed troops were walking on St Patrick's Street when attacked, with civilians also hurt as the city faced terror.
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Dublin
Cork
London
Central News
St. Patrick's Street
Secretary Houston Told to Produce Treasury Foreign Loan Files
Washington March 2 Secretary Houston is directed by a judiciary committee resolution to provide complete treasury correspondence on foreign loans. Members call the measure nearly a quantity subpoena and say it makes the secretary appear with full files. Noncompliance could expose him to contempt before the Senate bar.
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Washington
Houston
Judiciary Committee
Treasury
Senate
U S Invited Into League Meeting Over Mandates Question
Paris March 2 The League of Nations council invites the United States to send a representative to its next meeting in April in Washington the issue tied to the mandates. The Yap matter may be reopened if the U S sends a plenipotentiary. The reply favors conciliation and hints at a compromise with Yap remaining under Japanese mandate while the cable station is controlled by the United States.
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Paris
Council of the
League of Nations
United States
Washington
Yap
Supreme Council
Hitto
Matin
Viscount Kikuriyo Ishii
Japan
Campaign spending in 1920 presidential race noted by senate panel
A senate committee report puts total campaign costs at about 10.338 million with Republicans spending 5.219 million and Democrats 2.238 million. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood led GOP outlays at 1.773 million while Attorney General Palmer headed Democratic spending at 50 thousand.
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Wood
Leonard Wood
Frank ©. Lowden
Hiram Johnson
California
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Poindexter
Washington
Coolidge
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Palmer
Cox
Campaign spending by party committees in 1920 races
The report lists James W. Gerard at 14000 and Senator Owen Oklahoma at 8S 6 Two candidates with no money spent were William G. McAdoo and Senator France. It notes over 700000 went to Congress races with only 51000 by Democratic national groups. Republican national and senatorial organizations spent 875060 and 326080, respectively. State committees show Republican totals of 2078000 versus Democratic 588, s. New York leads Republican state outlays at 479000. Indiana 215000. Pennsylvania (1%), Massachusetts FISG 000. Washington 116000. Democratic state outlays peak in Indiana 74002. New York 86000. Kentucky 62000. Ohio 585,815. Maryland 57880. Pennsylvania 58512.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Congress
Kenyon
Iowa
Ridge
New Jersey
Spencer
Missouri
Pomerone
Ohio
Reed
Democrata
Elections Committee
William G. McAdoo
Dem
France
Itep
Maryland
Republican Congression Committee
GO. P
Woo
Masenehusena
Indiana
New York
Kentucky
Ole
Yanks Save Life of Panama Chief
The Panama executive mansion riot left one dead and four wounded as the presidential guard fired on the mob. American troops arrived to back Senor Porras while he conferred with United States Minister William Jennings Price and Canal Zone acting governor Col. Jay J. Morrow.
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Panama
Domingo Turner
General Pershing
Canal Zone
President Porras
Senor Porras
William Jennings Price
United States
Col
Jay J. Morrow
Woman Admits Shooting Man After Break-In at Bedroom
Mrs Isabella Orthwein admitted shooting Herbert Ziegler after he forced entry to her Chicago apartment at 4 30 PM She said she warned him not to enter and that he broke down the door when she was in night clothing The Goodyear manager died at the scene andOrthwein told police of jealousy and suspicions of infidelity.
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Chicago
Herbert P. Ziegler
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Isabella EF. Orthwein
Surf Street
Orthwein
Ralph Orthwein
St. Louis
Ziegler
Elaine
East Fifty-third Street
Congress Hotel
Pierce
Gree Min
Board of Directors
Goodyear Company
TD. O
Green Mill Gardens
Gardens
Herbert
Bind
Frida Ak
Sheffield Avenue
Wilson Cabinet in Final Meeting at the White House
Secretary Colby spoke for the cabinet as President Wilson delivered his valedictory in a farewell session at the White House. Wilson thanked his aides for eight years of service while the group bid him goodbye and prepared for his final walk through the executive grounds.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Navy
Daniels
Tabor Wilson
Burlesop
Colby
Joseph Pvp
Executive Mansion
Landis deemed unfit judge to arbitrate baseball case
The House Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to pursue a full investigation of Judge Kenesaw Landis over his role as baseball arbiter. The panel termed his actions a serious impropriety and moved to impeachment charges. President Wilson meanwhile defended Baruch and Ryan against profiteering accusations, saying concerns were answered.
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Evening Journal
Washington
PD. C
Kenesaw Landis
Supreme Baseball
House Judiciary Committee
Landis
Congress
Missouri Bandits Rob Mail Near Jefferson City
Four armed men robbed George Williams a 60 year old post office messenger of three pouches of registered mail at 2 a.m. They abducted him and drove him to a point near New Bloomfield handcuffing him to a tree while the mail value remains undetermined.
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Jefferson City
George Williams
Williams
New Bloomfield
Here
Sailors Union protests Orientals barred from Canadian vessels
The Mareh and Vancouver branch of the Sailors' Union of the Pacific sent a line to Ottawa protesting a rule that no Orientals be employed on any vessel operating out of any Canadian port or terminal.
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Vancouver
B. C
Mareh
The
Sailors' Union of the Pacific
Ottawa
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