Peking Cabinet Demands Break With Germany
Peking cabinet votes to sever relations with Germany but President Li Yuan Hung rejects action citing parliamentary approval. Premier Tuan Chi Jui resigns and departs for Tientsin with several ministers amid expected cabinet dissolution. Parliament backs cabinet. officials cite personal differences as cause of rift while Li Yuan Hung presses return of the premier.
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Tientsin
Peking
China
United States
Germany
Tuan Chi Jui
AL Yuan-hung
Tokyo
Li Yuan-hung
National Council
I. Yuan-Hunge
Wu Ting-fang
Three More Elude U Boats In English Channel Run
New York reports two steamships signaling safe harbor after evading German submarines in the English Channel. The Altonia from London and the Calypso from London both entered port with no passengers aboard, followed by the Taormina from Genoa. Also noting the Chicago from Paris escaped subs, and a cable confirms Dominic Rich is safe in Bordeaux.
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New York
English Channel
Taormina
Owo
Mediterranean
Genoa
Italy
Altonia
Cunard Line
London
Calypso
Jongman
Chicago
L. C. Rich
Dominic Rich
Bordeaux
France
Denied Power Wilson Says by Senate to Arm Vessels
President Wilson seeks congressional action to alter Senate rules to allow arming merchant ships as older statutes impede power. The piece details the filibuster tactics, the 1818 1819 statutes, and the push for a special session to change rules and authorize armed neutrality against potential threats.
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Wilson
Senate
Lodge
Sutherland
Uneage
United States
Congress
Ita
Senate Committee
Labor's Voice in War Gompers Seeks Council Action
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, calls on federation leaders to confront an immediate crisis and place humanity above property as national stress rises. The AFL executive council and union presidents are summoned to Washington for a Friday meeting, ahead of a March 12 conference.
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Ering
Gompere
American Federation
Washington
Humanity
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Exectinei
Executive Council
Washington Post
Habana
Cuba
Germany
Cubs
United States
America
Santiago
Reginald R. Belknap
Revolutionary Movement
Santa Clara
Oriente
Rigoberto Fernandez
Revolutionary Army
Loret de Mola
Garcia Munoz
Massem
Aople
Policiea
Nent Navy Yards
Labor
Neas
Geo
W. Robinson
Bet
H and I
H St. N.E
National Life Insurance Company of
United States of America
Wilkins
D. C
Robert D. Lay
Pa. Ave
Vice President Marshall Seeks Rest After Strain
In Habana and Santiago reports, Vice President Marshall said the session was strenuous and he plans a long rest at his Indianapolis home. He noted the inauguration ceremonies and hoped weather would clear for crowds. Cuban and U S observers discuss Germany and revolutionary actions in Cuba and Oriente.
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Penrose
Stone
Marshall
Cuba
Indianapolis
Union Station Pasteboard Passes Fry Public Transit Hints
Long lines and crowds at Union Station center on the 11 cent pasteboard pass that admits one to any outbound train. Officials note a protection scheme with barricades and uniforms to control entry as labor leaders debate defense era needs and the role of transit in national preparation.
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Union Station
St Ucket
Washington
Langdon
D. C
University, D.C
Four militiamen credited with Zimmermann note capture
Houston march 4 four men one noncommissioned officer and three privates of First Indiana infantry are credited with capturing the messenger carrying the Zimmermann note. They seized the papers near Progress after he tried to cross the Rio Grande below San Juan ferry. The messenger, said to have left Washington weeks earlier, planned to meet ruralists and a German envoy before going to Mexico City. Albert B Wenzell the artist died today in Englewood New Jersey of pneumonia after a restless week.
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Houston
Tex
von Bernstorff
Washington
Company G
Flrst
Indiana
Infantry
Secret Service
Progress
Carranza
Mexico City
Fressengers
Rio Grande
Mexic
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Democratic National Committee
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Smythe
Gresham
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Hitchcock
Clapp
la Foliette
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Tosa
Arkansas
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Jones
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Stille
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Nebraska
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Wisconsin
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Council
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Jo Parapolis
Mas Breas W.t. Berlin
San Francisco
Eduardo Lores
Caginal
Luis del Rosas
Zimmermann
Border
Albert Beck Wenzel
Engiewood
N. J
Albert B., Wenzell
American Security and Trust Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Charles J. Bell
Vermont
Magruder’s
Conn. Ave
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McCray Refrigerator Co
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