United States Demands Equal Rhineland Reparations
The United States reiterates its claim to participate in Rhineland occupation costs on equal footing with Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan. A new note presented in Paris states that potential deficits in other accounts do not affect America's pursuit of its just charges and reserves all questions on credits and debits. Sir Robert Horne arrived in Paris to discuss the matter with French finance minister Charles de Lasteyrie.
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Rhineland
State Department
France
Belgium
Italy
Saar
Paris
Robert Horne
Charles Dé Lasteyrie
Firing Over Bulgarian Border Reported by AP
Reports from the Greco Bulgarian frontier say firing occurred along the border all day yesterday. Bulgarian authorities ordered no reply to the Greek fire.
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Fia
Bulgaria
Poincare Pushes Eighteen Month Army Bill
Paris March 25 The Associated Press says Premier Poincare plans to force passage of a bill establishing eighteen months military service with substitutions, arguing a shorter term. The Entente Republicain letter was read at a party meeting and the party voted to back the government. Parliamentarians anticipate cabinet support without a formal confidence vote and expect strong backing for the measure.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Entente Republicain
Empress in Storm Peril Aboard Settsu Battleship
Dispatches from Seoul report heavy snow and wind storms across Korea and Japan as Empress of Japan faced peril aboard the battleship Settsu returning from a pilgrimage to Empress Jingo shrine. One convoy grounded by heavy seas. Settsu survived. Death toll at sea exceeds 100.
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Jingo
Tokyo
Kyushu
Korea
Seoul
Bes
Osaka
Hatl
Japan Sea
the Public Ledger
Belfast Gunmen Wound Worker and Cork Sergeant Killed
Reports from London and Belfast detail gunmen wounding a newspaper worker, a Protestant employee, and a lighthouse of violence across Cork. Sinn Fein gunfire and ambushes disrupt Belfast and Aughnacloy routes as authorities offer rewards for information. The British cabinet weighs a Russia recognition step ahead of Genoa talks.
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Cork
Vote for Women in Charlotte Iowa Election
In Charlotte Iowa on March 25 AP reports three women contesting local offices. Mayor Mrs James McDermott and council candidates Mrs Nick Steiner and Mrs Martin Neilson face male opponents. Towndwellers vow to withhold visits if women lose. McDermott says she will curb Hick Aquor sales if elected.
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Charlotte
Iowa
Associated Press
Dan ‘Cupid ' Hag
James McDermott
Nick Steiner
Martin Neilson
Man Marries His Stepmother Ends in Separation
New York March 25 The romance of John Vandergrift Pittsburgh oil heir who married his step mother six months after his father's death in 1915 has ended in separation through State supreme court proceedings Vandergrift 22 at marriage obtained 350000 on reaching majority under his grandfather Jacob J Vandergrift's will The fathers death in May 1915 left him a sizable estate He claimed his wife urged the stocks and bonds left by his grandfather be placed in her name and feared she would dispose of the fortune while he and his step mother planned to go abroad for several years
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John Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
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Mar‘plage
Jacob J. Vadergrift
Young Vandergrift
Joseph B. Vandergrift
Young Vandercritt
Sto
Tota
Gots
Senate Debates Four Power Pact Ratification Rift
The Senate wrestled with the four power pac and its supplements amid a push to separate ratification of the supplementary agreement. Opposition pressed to exclude Sakhalin from the pact while debates over domestic issues resurfaced. Leaders held conferences to chart a new campaign plan as calls for reconsideration surfaced.
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Buch
Japan
Rohingon
Arkansas
Sakhalin
Ransdell
Louisiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Heepwalder
U S Concessions In Asia Minor Arouse Paris Report
Paris dispatch reports the United States concessions in Asia Minor fueling Italian influence. The special cable describes new penetration and the dream of power shaping Near East policy amid shifting alliances and regional tensions.
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Asia Minor
Paris
Wythe Williams
Asia
Mino
Vty
Wast
Survivors and tragedy aboard Gulf tanker sinking
A rain soaked, chaotic account details Moore's 66 hours adrift in the Gulf Stream after a tanker wreck. Bodies of Bulte and Smiths, Dickson, and Mrs Williams and Mrs Dickson are named among the departed. Captain Wadhemith and crew describe a desperate rescue as a submarine chaser ferried the injured pilot from wreckage to safety. The survivor's words recount the harrowing ordeal amid gale winds, heavy seas, and near drownings.
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August’ Bulte
Lawrence B Smith
Kansas City
J. 8. Dickson
Memphis, Tench
Chares AL Wadhemith
Williams
William Green
Hiss
Gulf Stream
Woney
Mia
Miami
Call for radio equipped passenger planes urged by admiral
Rear Admiral W A Moffatt, chief of the bureau of aeronautics, called yesterday for all passenger planes to be required by law to carry radio. He cited the Florida coast plane loss as proof of the urgent need to create a bureau of aeronautics in the Department of Commerce to regulate commercial aviation and enforce radio requirements. He said legislation has been urged by the President, the army, the navy, the national advisory committee for aeronautics, and aircraft industry representatives.
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Bureau of Aeronautics
Florida
Congress
Department ‘of, Commerce
Army
Navy
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
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Naval Air Service
Navy Air Service
Moffatt
Department of Commerce
Mothers Seek Lost Sons in Bowery and West
In a tale of two mothers, Mrs. Graham Duffield of Chicago and Mrs. Mary Whittaker of Henry Street, New York, race against time and poverty to locate their sons. Duffield hunts Gordon, 17, who fled to the Bowery, while Whittaker, sure her son Sidney is in the West, prepares to ride out in a worn motor car. Both mothers persist through squalid rooms, drug stores, eateries, and Cooper Union as they chase hopeful leads and hopeful calls from their missing children.
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Chieago
Bowery
Mary Whittaker
Henry Aetreet
New York
Duffield
Gordon
Piain
Law Should Require Radio Aboard Planes after Miss Miami Wreck
Rear Admiral Moffett urged that all seaplanes carry radios following the Miss Miami disaster off the Florida coast which cost five lives. He tied the loss to calls for a new bureau of aeronautics in the Commerce Department and warned no radio rule exists until such a law is enacted.
Bottle note claims Cyclops torpedoed by U boat
Beaufort March 26 The Associated Press reports a bottle found northeast of Cape Lookout contains a note purporting to be from an engineer aboard the navy collier Cyclops missing since 1920. The note says German submarine crews ordered attacks and that the Cyclops was torpedoed. The bottle was corked with a rubber stopper and covered in grime. The Cyclops was en route from Chattanooga to Staten Island when it sank in a heavy squall with no nearby ports. The message could not be verified.
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Associated Press
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Cyclops
Cape Lookgnt
Su Marine
Chilta
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