Deadlock on League Holds Up Major Congress Action
President Wilson and lawmakers faced a congressional stalemate over the League of Nations amid warnings of a possible extra session. The deadlock stalled the peace treaty work and key funding bills, as Republicans pushed for time to consider amendments and appropriations, with leaders signaling no quick resolution.
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Peace Delegates Issue Communique on League Talks
A Paris communique reports ministers and representatives from allied powers met at Quai d Orsay to resume work on the League of Nations. The Zionist case was presented by Weizmann and other leaders as the next meeting eyed March 1 at 3 p m. The session touched on bond legislation and Treasury authority, with Republicans pressing for timely action and amendments.
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Labor conference in London calls for joint 23-member committee
Premier Lloyd George backs a government formed inquiry into hours wages and conditions with 20 laborists and 3 capitalists. The plan aims to report by April 5 and outlines steps to ease unrest and restore confidence amid talks on a peace treaty and cost of living relief.
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Munich Reds Dictate Radical Proposals Eye Churches
In Berlin on Wednesday, reports say Munich congress has not yet agreed to proclaim a soviet republic in Bavaria. Radicals push for housing seizures and press control while a clerical organ is selected to publish pro labor articles amid fears over church sentiment. Troops are sent to Halle to restore order as Dresden and Leipzig labor groups weigh a general strike. Julius Frassdorf elected president of Saneny chamber. political turmoil widens across Germany.
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Law Society of Brazil congratulates Wilson on League plan
The Law Society of Brazil through its president Dr Amara Cavalcanti congratulated President Wilson for his role in creating the League of Nations and advancing justice and humanity as announced by the State Department.
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Barcelona Crisis Deepens as Madrid Asked for Forces
The Barcelona situation worsens prompting a request to Madrid for troops. A revolutionary league is said to have formed to cut water mains and electric cables. Troops patrolled Wednesday night as the city lay in darkness.
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Gunston Hall First of Fleet Launched at Alexandria
The Gunston Hall, a giant steel cargo carrier, slid into the Potomac at Alexandria amid flags and cheers, christened by Mrs. B. W. Morse. Built by the Virginia Shipbuilding Corp, the vessel weighs 9,400 deadweight tons, spans 402 feet, and will reach 10.5 knots. Construction began February 1918 with 2,500 workers. four sister ships are planned with launches at 30 day intervals as demand for carriers continues.
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Ex-Senator Edmunds Dead in Pasadena at 91
Former United States senator from Vermont George F. Edmunds died in Pasadena California after a long illness. He was 91 years old.
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Hayes Named Metropolitan for New York Archdiocese
Fame February 27 reports Rev Patrick J Hayes titular bishop of Tecasia has been chosen metropolitan of the New York archdiocese by Pope Benedict. Installation likely at St Patrick's Cathedral at Easter with pallium to follow after the ceremony.
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Repeal of semiluxury tax clause in war revenue bill
The semiluxury tax clause was removed in the war revenue bill signed by the President. A resolution approved by the House Ways and Means Committee, introduced by Chairman Witchin, proposes a 14 percent tax after May 1 on wearing apparel and other items above set sums. Mr. Kitchin said he would bring the resolution to the floor for passage, with quick House action expected and hopes the Senate acts before next week’s adjournment.
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Gillett Wins Speaker Nomination On First Ballot
The Republican caucus nominated Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts for Speaker after a balloted vote. Gillett received 138 votes to 69 for Mann on the initial ballot with Campbell 15, Seals 4, and Mondell noted. acclamation followed for the final nomination. William Tyler Kane of Maryland named clerk. Joseph Rogers of Pennsylvania named sergeant at arms after party caucus debates.
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Huns Burn and Loot Villages Near Bransk
The Associated Press reports German forces burned and looted villages around Bransk after capturing the area along the railway from Bialystok to Brest. Seventy-two people were killed in Bransk, and reports say houses and farms were destroyed while livestock and horses were stolen in a patrol through Lithuania.
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Steel conditions not bad says Gary at meeting
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp said the steel industry is in better condition than some have suggested and prices are well maintained after a conference with iron and steel interests and George M. Peek. Attendees withheld reaction to Redfield’s price stabilization plan pending a later meeting.
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President Wilson Leads Peace Parade in Washington
President Wilson headlined a Washington homecoming parade, leading soldiers sailors and marines from the Peace Monument to the White House. The display mixed military pomp with civilian celebration as government and crowds honored returning forces amid flags bunting and a nationwide holiday by government workers.
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