German Reds Rise and Roil German Cities
Turbulent reports describe communist uprisings across central Germany and Hamburg. Red flags fly over Blohm und Voss shipyards as city halls courthouses and banks face bombings and occupation attempts. Police report scattered strikes and derailments amid claims of planned general action.
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Berlin
balding
Hamburg
Blohm and Voss
Leipzig
Wresden
Rodewisch
Germany
Hazers Face Grand Jury at Faligh NC
In Faligh NC on March 2 a statewide outbreak and student protests led to a grand jury action. About 20 freshmen were shaved and assaulted as masks were worn, with several arrests and injuries reported. President Riddick ordered names forwarded to the solicitor for grand jury appearance.
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Faligh
Riddick
Herbert Norris
Bomb blast kills 20 at Milan theater
London report says a bomb exploded at the Diana theater in Milan killing twenty people and wounding many others. Police suspect anarchists behind the attack in protest against Malatesta's imprisonment.
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Milan
London
Diana
Italy
London Times
Cardinal Gibbons Seen Near Death as Holy Week Plans Remain
Doctors believed Cardinal Gibbons would not survive another day but he lingered through the night with intermittent unconsciousness. Church prayers filled Baltimore as archdioceses prepared for Holy Week, with Tenebrae services held and plans for continued services if he dies. Cardinal Cribben did not preside at the cathedral service tonight, marking a rare omission in years.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
cardinals
cty
Cardinal Cribbens
Greek Offensive Begun in Turkey Declares Athens
Smyrna reports the Greek campaign against Turkish nationalists under Mustapha Kemal Pasha began today. Gen Metaxas proposes royal officers lead intake forces with King Constantine expected to command the army. Prince Andrew to lead a division and Prince George to assume overall command upon arrival from Paris.
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Metaxas
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onstantine
George the cing
Pans
War criminal trials in May begin at Leipzig
Berlin reports that the Leipzig supreme court will open war crimes trials in early May. The Brush government cases begin with witnesses from England. Accused include a non commissioned officer Heaint for prisoner mistreatment in Robr region and Naval Lieutenant Neuman for sinking the Llandovery Castle.
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Associated Press
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Leipzig
Brush
Germany
England
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Heaint
Robr
Llandovery Castle
Werner
Roemital
Cap Mueller
ina
Red Trade Plea At White House Criticizes Wilson Policy
Secretary of State Hughes received a Russian Soviet delegation at the White House amid a trade-relations appeal. The all-Russian executive committee criticized Wilson and urged reestablishment of business ties, proposing Russia send a delegation to negotiate, with no firm stance on disarmament. Alice Robertson among callers.
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State Department
America
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Esthenia
Wilson
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soviet republic
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Oklahoma
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Miss Robertson
Wright
golsly
Oklahoma Republican organization
24 Killed and 30 Wounded In Ambuscades in Ireland
Dublin reports twenty four killed and nearly thirty wounded in ambushes. British actions inflame Irish tensions as executions provoke retaliatory violence. Parliament debates policy, calls for restraint, and hints at future elections under the Home Rule act.
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Stan Fei
Whelen
Culfden
Clifden
Harvey Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Dikien Ma Marcus Vaughan Harvey was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his brother Lawrence in February. The jury will reconvene tomorrow for sentencing after five hours of deliberation. Key witness Mrs Edward Gallaher testified to family tensions and fears surrounding Vaughan and Lawrence, while Vaughan denied the accusations and claimed fear of his brother.
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marcus
Thomas Vaughan Harvey tempht
Lawrence
Tarvey
Edward Gallaher
Harvey
Henry A Warburton
Vaughan
Mr. Gallaher
Vaughan Harvey
Harding Lead Seen as Key to Tariff and Budget Policy
Republicans in Congress expect President Harding to actively lead the framing of the tariff and revenue law with frequent White House consultations with party leaders and committees. The article compares past Taft leadership on the Payne tariff, noting the need for close presidential touch with House leadership to secure passage and unity through adjournment.
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Cramger
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New England
Obadiah Gardner
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Harding
Arthur Myers
Marion Star
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Mr Myers
Stari
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GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
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Washington Post Co
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eopec
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Payne Law
Washington
President on the job through the summer in Payne-Aldrich era
The passage argues President Harding will be actively leading through the dog days with pending issues. Courts, controversial matters, and key legislation on the budget soldiers bonus and arms and navy will demand his leadership throughout the period.
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Harding
Conference urged 50 percent cotton acreage cut this year
A conference of North Carolina cotton commission members and bank officials agreed to reduce cotton acreage by 50 percent for the current year, arguing the present surplus would meet demand for a year. The plan seeks help from cotton stores and interests, with wages and labor terms tied to the adjustment and possible six month extension.
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rike
Wallace
Packers Accept Wage Cut While Keeping Eight-Hour Day Plan
Workers approve a wage reduction but maintain the eight hour day and the arbitration plan. A workers representative praises the Labor Secretary for facilitating the agreement.
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Alschule
Atterbury Defends National Railroad Rules in Hearing
Chicago March 23 A P text describes Gen Atterbury opposing nationwide railroad rules, while denying the 192 pay roll figures and noting an eight hour day shift. The hearing covers payroll, ton miles, and staffing changes, with union concerns over employer dominance in wage and rule matters.
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emnloven
Ex Kaiser Williams Book Angers Holland
Public opinion in Holland was stirred by the former emperor Williams book seen as proof he is abusing asylum by meddling in politics. The work, written in Amerongen after pledging not to intervene, suggests he has not retired from politics, a situation the cabinet will address with him in Illborn. The edition is republished from The Washington Post and sold by The Post News Bureau and affiliates.
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