Vast Energies of Peace Readjustment Board in Postwar Order
The piece argues that Washington readjustment efforts rival the Paris conference, aiming to end war prices, align industry with peace, and protect all through universal cooperation. It lauds Judge Elbert H. Gary and U.S. industrial leadership, calls for internal expansion, full employment, and global liberty secured by American vigor, urging Americans to act at home as the nation leads.
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Paris
Washington
United States
Elbert H. Gary
Senate
Red States
Sam
United Ales Army
America
French Finance After War Weighs Heavy on Economy
The postwar financial crisis faces France amid a fragile balance of payments and slumping business. Officials seek new revenue from current income while resisting tax on capital. Despite abundant money, revenue shrinks as wartime disruption ends and imports rise, threatening further trade imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Klote
Remedy Urged As Crisis Looms In France
Fragmentary OCR notes warn that a rapid remedy is essential to avert a catastrophe in France. The text stresses urgency and suggests immediate action to prevent severe upheaval. Named details are scarce, but the tone signals impending danger and need for swift solutions.
Peace, league of nations, and Wilsons will in the peace talks
A venomous critique targets the proposed league of nations within Germanys peace treaty. It questions Germanys role and warns that any covenant may be worthless if backed by a nation prone to treachery. The piece argues Wilson wields power over European hunger and influencess Americas stance on the league. It mocks the fixation on a papal scrap of paper and notes the faltering resolve over Russia and the Monroe Doctrine.
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League of Nations
Germany
League
Hohenzollern
Paria
Europe
Wilson
America
Mr. Wilson
Wu- Tope
MME TORR AND BONAPARTE LINEAGE EXPOSED IN DIALECTIC TALE
Stefania Torr, linked to Bonaparte blood via Letitia Bonaparte, is depicted as a flamboyant figure whose family saga traces through Wyse of Waterford, the Bonapartes, and a chain of military and political marriages. The narrative spans Irish, Hungarian, Italian and British ties, highlighting romances, exile, and high society scandal surrounding Mme Hatagal de Rute and connections to Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel II.
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Stefania Torr
Given
Iichoina
Wifn
Childres
Etl
Bonaparte
Wyse
Bonaparte Wree
F. Navy
Panama Canal
Mme, Bonaparte
Wyue-Solme-Ratarai-Rute
Napoleon
Lucien
Canito
Letitia
Mma Mera
Thomas Wyse
Athens
Bonaparte Wyse
Mme. Ratissi
Mme
Turr
County Waterford
Mme. Rataast
Mme. Turr
Liedt
Bonaparte Wraeegd
Letitia Bonaparte
Thomas Wryso
Wyse Esteten
Ireland
Erandeon
Sir Thomas Wyse
Adeline
Hungary
Italy
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Novara
Victor Emmanuel
British Foreign Legion
Mme Hatagal de Rute
Marquina de Pommeraye
Princess Bonaparte
Napoleon III
France
Paris
Marquisa DE Fontenoy
Urged to Buy Coal Now for Next Winter Supplies
The fuel administration urged immediate coal purchases stating current stock is ample but export demand may reduce availability later. It warned production lagged behind consumption with February output 48 percent below full capacity and stressed the need to stimulate production and place orders promptly.
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Fuel Administration
Canal Narrow For Mine Guards In Panama Canals
The U S Navy reports British experiments with blister pontoons named Dilmter to guard ships from mines and torpedoes. If feasible, American designers face limits from Panama Canal locks 119 by 1,000 feet. Blister devices slow ships slightly but keep larger vessels within canal dimensions with possible unshipping schemes.
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U. S Navy
Navy Department
Panama Canal
Brithed Designera
Boundary Not Adjusted Misquote In Guatemala Debate
Washington advices report President Cabrera addressed Guatemala's national assembly on March 1 regarding the boundary dispute with Honduras. He said the issue nears closure and awaits the mediator's opinion amid US peace conference duties and President Wilson's Europe trip. the claim of a wetting of the boundary is denied. It also notes the death of J. de J. Paul was not mentioned.
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Cabrera
Honduras
United States
Europe
Wilson
Lansing
Guatemala
Washington
J. de J. Paul
Chilean Commercial Mission Arrives May First to U S
A Chilean commercial mission to the United States Great Britain France and Italy is due in Washington around May 1. The group will meet with business leaders and officials, visit key cities, then sail for Europe. Don Luis Fidel Yanez joins on arrival and remains for the trip. Senator Eliodoro Yanez chairs the delegation. Other members include Don Juan Enrique Tocornal and Don Augusto Villanova, Bank of Chile president.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Washington
Departments of State and Commerce
Europe
Don Luis Fidel Yanez
Eliodoro Yanez
Court of the Hague
Juan Enrique Tocernal
Augusto Vilanueva
Bank of Chile
James Barton Miler
New York
Hayeline
Bolsheviem
America
Northwest
Nonpartisan League
Bourde
Republican Party
Nebraska
Colorado
Minnesota
Wiccenesia
Rebuilding Von Ketteler Monument In Peking
In Peking on Saturday March 16 the premier and cabinet attended ceremonies in Central Park to rebuild the Von Ketteler monument, torn down last November. The monument will honor the allied victory and bear a new inscription. The premier said it would remind future generations of China’s part in the allied cause. The original monument, erected by the Chinese government, commemorated Baron von Ketteler, the German minister murdered by Boxers in 1900, and carried Latin German and Chinese inscriptions.
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Peking
Associated Press
Central Park
Baron von Ketteler
China
von Ketteler
Bonus regulation amended on soldiers bonus payments
War Department extends the twenty dollar bonus process to accept true copies of discharge certificates. Previously originals were required, but many soldiers refused to surrender papers. Copies must be certified by the army recruiting officer nearest the soldier’s residence.
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War Department
Palmer Admitted to Bar Welcomes Attorney General
Attorney General Palmer was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court yesterday on the motion of Solicitor General King who presented his credentials. Chief Justice Walter welcomed the new Attorney General on behalf of the court and associates. The Army hospital at Camp Wadworth, a special tuberculosis hospital, was designated yesterday by Surgeon General Ireland for TB patients.
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Grand Duchy of Baden
William
Prussia
England
Foreign Legion
Buchrest
Vienna
Austria
Queen Victoria
Francis Joseph
Palmer
Supreme Court
Adeteral King
Walte
Camp Wadaworth, A C
Ireland
Condensed Time Table of Trains to Principal Cities
The Washington Post prints a condensed time-table for trains from Washington to major cities and connections in Chicago for onward travel. Times vary by service and day, with numerous departures listed from Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit Indianapolis Jacksonville Louisville Memphis New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond St Louis and more.
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Washington Post
Washington
Chicago
Railroad Administration
Atlanta
S, FL
A. L
Baltimore
Boston
P. KR. BR
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
P. FR. R
Detroit
Indianapolis
St. Louie
Jacksonville
Florida
A. C. TL
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Rand N. & W
New York
P. R. BR
B &O
Philadelphia
BH & O
Pittsburgh
P.P OR
Army Orders Move for Several Officers to New Posts
Mr F Schneider Jr and Capt E8 Grege to New York on official business about shipping. Capt HG McLean relieved from construction division and to report to director of purchase storage and trampe for assignment. Lieut JA Anderson relieved from Camp Greene to Fort Myer VA to report for assignment as salutant to quarters master. Taient WJ Gallagher relieved and to proceed to Detroit to report in person to district ordnance officer for duty.
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F. Schneider, Jr
Grege Wil
New York
H.G McLean
J. A. Anderson
Camp Greene
Fort Myer
Taient
W. J. Gallagher
Detroit
Ready to Reeducate Troops
The Federal Board for Vocational Education announced new funding from Congress to provide vocational retraining to American citizens disabled while serving with Allied armies. It emphasized they were first to fight and will offer full training upon proof of service and need, mirroring support given to U.S. soldiers.
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Congress
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Kwan
United Tates Army
Expect Visit From Grand Fleet To New York
Navy Department officials and Secretary Daniela may invite the British government to send the grand fleet to New York for a summer visit. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt in England before the armistice informally extended the invitation. Announcement from Santiago states Great Britain will send twelve warships to tour South America and depart Europe after the peace treaty is signed.
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Navy Department
Daniela
Grand Fleet
New York
Roosevelt
England
Santiago
Great Britain
South America
Europe
Big Mine Suit Heard By Supreme Court Infringement Case
Arguments heard in the Supreme Court on appeals by Minerals Separation Company from Federal court rulings denying injunctions against Butte and Superior Mining for infringing a patented oil extraction process. District court awarded $10 million. circuit court reversed. Royalty damages reportedly about 460 million.
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Supreme Court
Minerals Separation Company, Ltd
Butte and Superior Mining Company
Federal District Court
Butte Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
Greek consul in Washington changes to Athens legation
Michael Teamados former consul general of Greece in San Francisco notified the State Department that he had taken charge of the Greek legation in Washington Constantin Panagopoulos former Greek consul in New York has succeeded him at sea fragment mention indicates a reshuffle in Greek diplomatic posts in the United States
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Michael Teamados
San Francisco
State Department
Washington
Constantin Panagopoulos
New York
New Jersey Elect Minahan Talks Prohibition and Politics
Representative-elect Daniel Minahan of Orange discusses New Jersey’s stance on prohibition and ratification votes. He notes public opposition to prohibition there and predicts it may become a major issue in several states next year. He also comments on candidates for national leadership and the league of nations.
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New Jerscy
Daniel ¥. Mimaban
Orangs
Washington
Minahan
Orange
Richart Wayne Parker
Congress
Jeresy
Rhode Island
Connesticut
New Jersey
Flect
Minanan
Champ Clark
Jender
Minshan
Clark
League of Nations
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League of Peace
Mme. Torr
Czar
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Victor Emmanuel II
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Corinth
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