Judge Landis Urges Federal Justice for Employees
Chicago March 22 Judge Landis denounces the federal government as the nations harshest employer urging justice for workers. He hints at taxing wartime stock dividends, praises wartime loyalty, and warns of potential taxation tactics if policy does not change. He calls for Congress to raise pay and criticizes the Supreme Court stance on dividends.
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Chicago
Landis
Cort Theater
United States
United States Supreme Court
Ctech
U. S&s
Landia
Wis
Igher
America
Vague Call to Action on Labor Justice and Politics
A quoted plea urges immediate political action to counter perceived injustice in governance and to end the United States’ status as the most unfair employer of labor. The text warns against complacency and encourages mobilization.
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United States
Senate to Act on Know Resolution and End War Stalemate
Washington reports Senators prepare to push the Know resolution this week as Congress seeks to end the war with Germany and restore President Wilson’s plans after the Senate’s rejection of the peace treaty. Borah predicts swift action in the upper chamber amid ongoing White House uncertainty. Wilcox estate appraised at 77,228 dollars in Branford probate court, New Haven.
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Washington
Germany
Congress
Senate
Wilson
White House
Borah
Idaho
Mre. Wilcox
New Haven
Conn
Fila Wheeler Wilcox
Branford
Churches to Fight Reds Alliance Forms Across Denominations
Washington reports that over a score of church denominations formed an alliance led by the Interchurch World Movement to combat radicalism. About 70 percent of Protestant groups will be represented and relief funds of at least $10,000 are pledged to finance anti red programs and Americanization efforts including education for foreign speaking communities.
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Washington
Interchurch World Movement
United States
Te-Cretetate
Turks Can't Escape Penalties Of War
London report on Premier Lloyd George meeting with Mohammed Ali’s Indian caliphate delegation. They demand Turkey keep prewar territories and seek justice, not indulgence, as Lloyd George asserts equal treatment for Turkey and Christian powers. Delegation asks for an international inquiry into Armenian massacres with Moslem representation.
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London
Lloyd George
Mohammed Ali
Turkey
Austria
Germany
India
Labor Opens a Strenuous War on Foes
Washington reports Samuel Gompers unveils Labor's platform for the coming presidential campaign. He calls for united union action to defeat hostile candidates and targets the high cost of living as a prime evil, urging currency deflation, anti-hoarding, price fixing checks, and cooperative movements under the Reichdate system.
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Washington
Associated
American Federation
Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Dedlccation of Labor
Ais
Control of Profits and Housing Tax Proposals
An editorial urges government examination of corporate profit publicity and supervision. It supports a government loan system for workers to buy homes, reducing exploitation and boosting productivity. It calls for credit to nonprofit housing groups and removal of restrictions on public housing projects, plus a graduated land tax on unused land.
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Ganpers
Coal magnate warns U S invites danger over Lever Act prosecutions
Tidianapais March 22. F D Logsden of Indianapolis says government prosecutions of coal operators and miners for Lever Act violations threaten a new strike as April 1 wage talks may be postponed. He claims joint wage conferences may be illegal, contradicting Wilson's policy favoring collective bargaining.
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F. D D. Logsen
Indianapolis
Logs‘ion
Logeden
Wilson
Eect
Berlin reels as 3000 Germans die in revolt
Berlin reports 3000 dead in the past week amid martial law and strikes. Ebert concentrates troops in the Ruhr while radicals push toward a soviet republic, even as Berlin guards tighten streets and curfews.
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Berlin
Germany
Ebert
Stuttgart
Berlin Strike and Kapp Putsch Aftermath
President Ebert declares a state of siege in Berlin with curfew and arms ban. The general strike ends with workers securing terms, including disarmament of Kappist troops and dissolution of counter revolutionary groups. Union demands push socialization of key industries and broader labor rights. Noske to retire.
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Ebert
Berlin
Noske
New York Official Advocates Home Education Over Price Remedies
Francis M. Hugo New York secretary of state urges targeted home education as a better remedy to high living costs than blanket laws. He argues individuals like homemakers and shirt wearers influence prices and calls for more effective domestic campaigns.
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New York
Francis M. Hugo
Albany
Turkish deputies adjourn protest over occupation and deportations
Constantinople reports the Turkish chamber of deputies adjourned as a protest against allied occupation of the city and the deportation of a number of Turkish nationals.
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Constantinople
Turkish Chamber of Deputies
Turkish Nationali Int
Plans to Check All Strikes Laid by Second Industrial Commission
The Second Industrial Commission submits to President Wilson a plan to reduce strikes and lockouts by expanding shop councils and regional tribunals. It aims to improve labor relations without forcing arbitration, while using public opinion to encourage settled disputes at the source and, if needed, through tribunals.
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Second Industrial Commission
Wilson
Washington
Stles
Cant Paint It Too Black Report Says Cord ing
A fragmented report notes difficulties in a dispatch related to a painting task. Details are sparse with unreadable segments but indicate constraints or cautions about color usage.
Naval hearing quotes stir anti German sentiment in Berlin
Rear Admiral Benson is quoted saying we would as soon fight the English as the Germans. The German Ministry of Defense describes conditions as extremely dire. Eighty persons have been killed since the revolution began.
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Berlin
Giermany
Ministry of Defense
Washington, D. C
William Benson
Naval Operations
Senate al Committee
Benson
Admiral Sims Testifier and Missing Heiress Case
Special to Evening Journal reports Rear Admiral William Benson's Senate testimony quoting a warning about deceptions in wartime. In Chicago, police dig up a young woman’s body near Oak Street Beach, not identified as Jennie DeKay despite reports. Hull House member Mrs. Howe Britton confirms Miss DeKay’s absence.
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Chicago
Oaketpest Beach
Jennie DeKay
Hull House
Howe Britton
Miss DeKay
Jennie Seriosly
Dee
Whisky Seizure Ties Juarez Operation to Texas Transit
Federal officials in Wichita Falls seize 450 gallons of whisky alleged to have been brought from Juarez and driven overland from Paso. Five men are jailed as investigators pursue the case.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Juarez
Méx
Paso
Government weighs in on husbands and wives questions
In Washington on March 22 the United States government takes issue with Senator Vincente Ibanez on family matters. A department bulletin urges American housewives to tell their husbands everything and says wives can ask any question if the husband cannot answer. The bulletin presents guidance as part of a broader domestic instruction program.
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Washington
United States
Senor Vincenco Ibanez
Department of Agriculture
Avery
Convent Destroyed by Fire in Wilkes-Barre
A fire at a Wilkes-Barre convent of the Mercy Order destroyed the building and left one nun dead and nine injured. The blaze caused an estimated loss of $100,000 with patients from Mercy Hospital moved to another convent for care. Sister Theresa Jokik Walsh of Fordham University and local family ties are noted among those affected.
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Wilkesbarre
T Barre
Theresa
Rey
Jokik Walsh
Fordham University
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