United States Holds Ground On Versailles Rights In Foreign Policy
The United States asserts it preserved its armistice rights and cannot be bound by Versailles terms. Washington warns Britain France and Japan that no rights are relinquished without a treaty, insisting on 100 percent guarantees of American interests and rejection of any mandate or oil monopoly that excludes U.S. opportunity.
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United States
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Japan
America
Germany
Versailles
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Europe
Shirley Shafer
Springfield civic
American Legion
Kaisers Ego Triggers Break With Bismarck Exposed
The article reveals long secret letters by Otto von Bismarck and Wilhelm II, showing Bismarck’s role in the 1888 dismissal and the Kaiser's strained relationship. It previews a five part series with verbatim texts and his letters, the first installment appearing this morning.
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Bismarck
Wilhelm
Otto von Bismarck
Wilhelm I
Friedrichsruh
Wilhelm II
Post
Letter War and Political Stocker Ties Across Princely Circles
The text recalls years of correspondence between Prince William II and a writer since 1884 and notes a 1887 meeting at Count Waldersee’s home discussing funds for the Berlin city mission. It cites Stocker as a controversial figure, described by the writer’s son as a politician rather than a preacher, provoking press clamor and mixed public reactions.
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William II
Stocker
Count Waldersee
Princess Wilhelm
Berlin
Letzlingen
Prince Wilhelm
Two Men for Each Job in Illinois Cities
In Chicago and across Illinois cities the unemployment strain grows as about 700 applicants seek every 100 jobs in some industries. Nationwide, the average is 261 applicants per 100 positions with building and construction hardest hit at 680 available for 100 needed.
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Chicago
Reds Aim to Win Paris Elections
Paris voters faced a sharp contest between communism and conservatism for two Paris deputies after Milerand’s election and Tauche’s death. Communist candidates Lernet and Souvarine led in the race, while Le Corbenier and Bonnet represented bourgeois interests amid factional withdrawals and appeals from trial defendants.
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Associated Press
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M. Tauche
Ernest Lernet
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M. Le Corbenier
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Moscow
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Mondell Says Tax Revision Above Tariff At Issue
Republican House Leader Mondell and President Harding discuss priorities for the extra session. Mondell weighs revising taxes or reviving the Payne Aldrich tariff as a temporary measure before pursuing permanent tariff legislation, warning against delays in the Senate and urging swift relief for federal taxes.
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Mondell
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Praise D C Nominees for Strong Navy and Disarmament Plan
The piece argues for a powerful U S navy as leverage in world disarmament showing strength before a conference. It notes President Harding and Denby favor approximate disarmament while keeping the United States superior in naval power to encourage broader peace efforts.
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Japan
Great Britain
America
Congress
New War Poison Promised To Kill In Drops
A New York report cites the chemical warfare office announcing a lethal poison whose mere skin contact by three drops could kill. It describes aerial dispersal from planes creating a deadly 108 by seven mile strip, with thousands of tons producible daily and potential to annihilate armies in hours.
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Army Airmen Push for Bombing Warships Experiment
Army aviators have urged wartime tests that would let planes bomb ships while ships reply with antiaircraft fire. Pilots claim a moving battleship would be vulnerable to a 1160 pound bomb from 4000 feet, and several flyers volunteer to take part despite safety concerns voiced by naval leaders.
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Two Days Left To File 1920 Tax Returns
Taxpayers have two days left to file 1920 income tax returns. The deputy collector's office at 1423 Pennsylvania Avenue will be open 9 a m to 6 p m tomorrow and 3 a m to midnight Tuesday. To avoid penalties, file by midnight March 15 and pay at least a fourth of the tax due. Returns sworn before a notary may be filed at the local office or sent to Joshua W. Biles in Baltimore. Payments should be by check or money order to Collector of Internal Revenue Baltimore Md.
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Pennsylvania avenue
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Credit Help Sought as Austria Faces Crisis in Europe
London dispatch reports Chancellor Mayr urging allied powers to guarantee credits for Austria to avert collapse and disintegration. Premier Lloyd George indicates aid possible but contingent on discussions with Chamberlain and other leaders. Meanwhile, Greek and Turkish delegations receive peace proposals on eastern questions and Armenia.
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London
Mayr
Austria
supreme counst
Vienna
Ferdinand Grim
Gruenberger
Lloyd George
Mayre
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bancellor
Louis Loucheun
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ondon
near East
Turkey
league of nations
Asia
Armenia
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Constantinopie
Angola
Cardinal Dougherty to be Installed as Territorial Archbishop
Cardinal Dougherty notified the rector of the Church of Saints Mareo and Achilles that his installation ceremony should occur on Palm Sunday afternoon. He met Cardinal Vannutelli at the American college and discussed the Sacred college welcoming new representatives from America and Germany.
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Cardinal Dougherty
Mareo
Achilles
Cardinal Veanutell
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Cardinal Vannutelli
Sacred college
America
Germany
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