Viviani Arrives in Washington For French Mission
France's Viviani arrives in Washington to consult with President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes on Franco American cooperation. He will seek U S support for cancellation of debts and discuss League of Nations policy while meeting with officials and Ambassadors to advance Franco American collaboration.
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Lodge
Ucley
Oly
Spukisusan
Uclock Todas McViviany
Hughes
White House
Harding
France
Amelia
Berg
M Viviani
Cor
United
Stiles
Presdent Harding
Mo Visigni
Lamuelf
Congress
Berlin protest to League over allied occupancy of German soil
The German government, in a March 22 note signed by Foreign Secretary Simons, urges the League of Nations to apply Articles XII and XVII of the peace pact regarding continued Allied occupation of German territory, marking a second protest since March 10.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Germany
Simons
Envoy Seeks Speak for League Amid Limited Authority
The envoy in question, lacking proper authority, tried to address the League of Nations. His mission accompanies a suite at the Bermuda Hotel, the same room used at the war's start when he requested assistance for the Allies, backed by substantial American support.
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Germany
Vivaaals
Cxenng
Correspon Tuth
Ahr
Marcel Hoechyating
Viviani Courteouly
Quessons
M Vivianl
Boreham Hotel
America
Senator Curtis Proposes Half-and-Half Surplus for Schools
Senator Curtis would place surplus funds into schools on a half and half basis. The president plans to confer with the I C C and Railway Labor Board to frame national policy after reviewing road conditions. Readjustment should not disturb business across the country, with transportation executives to be consulted later.
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Curtis
I. C. C. and
Railway Labor Board
Florida
Texas
Harding
United States Railroad Labor Board
National Manufacturers Association
Congress
Congrese
Medan
Senate
House
Committees
Miss Boardman
Board of Commissioners
Treasury
Chaiman
Commissionera
Official of Dublin Castle Shot Dead
A garbled report notes an official at Dublin Castle was shot dead amid a broader cabinet focus on domestic policy, rail transport costs, and wage readjustments. It references US president, cabinet talks, and railway rate reforms, with mentions of labor boards and congressional funding plans for District schools and public works.
Dublin Castle Official Shot Outside Hotel in Drury Street
Dublin reports say Capt Cecil Lees official at Dublin Castle was shot dead by four armed men outside his hotel on Drury Street. Other items note a house raid by forty armed civilians, a son killed and father wounded, Cork soldiers accused in inquests, and Irish relief fundraising in America led by the lord mayor.
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Dublin
Associated Prenc
Cecil Lees
Dublin Castle
Drury Street
Saya
Wiliam Fleming
Justin Robert
Fleming
Polic
Cork
Harding
America
Ireland
Warm Days to Tell Damage That Cold Wave Did to Crops
Reports show damage from a recent cold wave to fruits and vegetables in Missouri Indiana Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and New England. Officials cautioned that exact losses depend on warmer days revealing discolored buds and blossom damage, with early blossoms and tender crops already affected in Marston and Virginia.
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Associated Press
Missoury
Niinals
Indiana
Marston
Virginia
Minsk Captured by Antisoviets
London reports Minsk an important city in western Russia has been captured by revolutionaries. The Eighth Bolshevik army is said to have joined the anti government forces who formed a democratic white Russian republic with Kiev surrounded by rebels. Disturbances extend through the Minsk region as clashes between Reds and insurgents widen.
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Washington
Curitis
Kansas
Eub Committee of Appropriations
Curts
District of Columbia
London
Assopeers Press
Minsk
Russia
Revolution Anessays
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Helsingfors l
Kief Ja
Warsaw
Min
Vitebsk
Stockholm
Doctors Prescribe 14 000 000 Pints Under Dry Law
Nearly 14 million prescriptions for one pint each have been issued by about 45 thousand physicians in the United States since the dry law began, with 13.8 million checked by the prohibition office after a New York case involving Dr Donald McCaskey. Officials nationwide deny direct knowledge of that case.
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United States
Prohibition Office
New York
Donald McCaskey
Mulabitien
McCaskey
Open Door Indorsed In Bankers Plan To Aid China
Four powers including the United States Britain France and Japan backed a Chinese consortium project to assist China with financial aid and trade rights. Secretary Hughes stated the open door principle favors equality of opportunity for all nationalities in China, while Japan reassessed its claims in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia amid a broader diplomatic exchange.
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iNotes
China
Peking
London
Paris
Tokio
Harding
Wilson
Hughes
John Hay
Hose
Uniish
Manchuria
Inner Mongolia
Japan
Lansing
Great Britain
United States
Korea
Ang
Thomas W Lamont
Fund
Airplane Flight Restores War Veteran Voice
H A Renz a 27 year old former serviceman from 813 Street Southwest regained speech after a one hour flight to 14 000 feet at Bolling Field. The procedure, arranged by the air service, was piloted by Lieut Cyrus Bettus and overseen by Lieut Courtney Whitney. Renz spoke with his mother by telephone immediately after landing.
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H. A Renz
Street
Bollingfield
Renz
Air Service
Courtney Whitney
Feld
Cyrus Bettus
Henz
Eight Dead in Explosion Shocks West Side District
A massive blast in the West Side tore through a warehouse district killing at least eight and injuring well over a hundred. Fireworks makers Weil & Co and Singer & Schaffer faced police scrutiny for violating city ordinances. Dozens homeless found shelter in Garfield schoolhouse as emergency crews and medical staff tended the injured and searched the wreckage.
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Chicago
West Side
Weil & Co
Max Singer
Howard Schaffer
Singer
Schaffer
Higa
Fitamoris
Central West
Ves
Garfield
Wasl
Tift
Communists seize towns as police clash in central Germany
Reports from Berlin and London state rebels seized Mettmann Velbert and the rail line Elberfeld to Cologne while police and security forces fought at Desen and in Duesseldorf. The government claims major insurgent rings are broken though sporadic violence continues in the Rhineland and Ruhr area.
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Germany
Serne
Elberfeld
Cologne
Insurgenta
Leuna
Alma Prensa
London
Reuter Thapaid
Berlin
Rhineland
Westphalia
Duesseldorf
Mettmann
Velbert
Reichabank
Ussen
Rhine
Ruhr
Duisburg
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Portugal
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New Lodge Road
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Building Trust
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