Wilson Defends League of Nations Study at White House
President Wilson outlined to a joint congressional group that world peace rests on a League of Nations and warned without American participation chaos would follow. He said sovereignty might be sacrificed but crucial concessions are needed for a functional concert of nations. Senate Republicans pressed for amendments while no formal endorsement is expected this session.
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Esthonians Push Bolsheviki Back With Heavy Loss
Estonian army headquarters report severe fighting near Narva Pskov Volmar and Salisburgh with repulse of Bolsheviks inflicting heavy casualties. Bolshevik press blames fatigue poor equipment and transport. Libau reports 8000 German volunteers arrive under Gen. von Der Goltz, signaling Baltic front weakness.
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New York Labor Groups Back Wilson Plan and 14 Points
The American Labor party committee releases a resolution urging approval of a league of nations and endorsing Wilson's 14 points. It calls for extending self determination to Ireland and other disputed territories, backed by the Contra Federated Union of New York, Brooklyn Central Labor Union, and the Women's Labor Union.
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Tiger Leaves Home Amid Cheers on First Outing
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau resumed official duties today for the first time since being shot last Wednesday. He left his residence with physicians’ approval as a large crowd gathered, cheering Vive Clemenceau and watching him depart in an automobile with Dr. Laubry.
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Disappearance of Sister Mary Johns Remains Unsolved
Traverse City authorities still seek answers in the 11 year old case of Sister Mary Johns from Isadore Convent. Officials say the mystery may never be solved, with unconfirmed burial and uncertain identification leaving investigators without decisive crime evidence.
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Mrs Townsend in Critical Condition After Stroke
Mrs Charles Townsend wife of Michigan Senator Townsend lies critically ill at her Washington home after a paralytic stroke suffered yesterday with little hope for recovery. The brief item notes her status while unrelated cigar ads appear in the surrounding text.
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Palmer Named Attorney General in Wilson Scan
A Mitchell Palmer was nominated by President Wilson to be attorney general, likely taking office March 4 as Gregory retires. Palmer, 47, a Swarthmore graduate and former congressman, has served as alien property custodian and held key Democratic roles, with a Quaker background.
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Wilson to speak in New York before sailing for France
President Wilson accepted an invitation to speak in New York on the eve of his sailing for France, with former President Taft expected as a special speaker. The event, under nonpartisan league of nations sponsors, may be presided by Governor Smith at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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4496 U S Veterans on Three Transports Arrive From France
New York on February 27 4496 U S veterans arrived in New York aboard the transports Wilhelmina Ulua and Caserta from French ports. The Wilhelmina carried 63 officers and 1378 enlisted men with convalescent detachments and medical units while the Ulua carried 1135 negro troops and Caserta carried coastal artillery and replacement units. Among the passengers was Private Robert W Loudon of Albuquerque New Mexico the oldest enlisted man in the army at age 60 with wound stripes from Argonne fighting and three sons in service.
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French Finance Minister Says No War Tax If Reparations Reach Maximum
Paris Feb 27 Louis L Klotz minister of finance will tell senate committees he plans no war tax if maximum reparations from the enemy can be obtained. The Bank of France may be allowed to advance up to 3 000 000 000 francs to the state as debated by the budget commission of the chamber of deputies.
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British Labor Demands Bigger Share of Empire Wealth
The National Federation of Marine conference postponed March 6 strike notices for a week. Lloyd George opened Central Hall meeting with ministers and labor leaders to hear views on unrest, with 10 million workers represented by 800 delegates. The debate covered industrial committee plans and state ownership of mines and railways, urging wage and condition reforms while criticizing profiteering and wartime policy.
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Great Britain
Wilson to Lead DC Soldiers Parade on Capitol to White House
President Wilson plans to head a parade of District of Columbia soldiers from the Capitol to the White House before reviewing the procession from a stand at the executive mansion. Washington roads resemble inauguration day with Pennsylvania Avenue lined by flags and bunting as decorations go up.
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Republicans Nominate Speaker Hopefuls for Next House
Washington lawmakers gather to nominate a speaker candidate amid a Republican split. Frederick Gillett leads as a favorite with projected 140 votes, while James Mann and Philip Campbell also contend. The party expects 240 members in the next chamber.
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Wilson Marches at Parade Head of D.C. Soldiers
President Wilson led a public parade down Pennsylvania Avenue to honor homecoming soldiers. Thousands cheered as he moved from the Capitol to the White House with Marine Band, flag, and escort. Army airships hovered overhead while veterans greeted the event.
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Eisner's Funeral Impresses Munich Amid Turmoil
Berlin reports describe Halle rail strikes and troop deployments to restore order as Munich observes the funeral of Kurt Eisner, Bavaria's premier assassinated last week, in a citywide halt of business and a vast demonstration. Munich also sees discussions to form a Bavarian cabinet with Dr Wilhelm Muehlen involved.
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Saxony elects Frassdorf as first president
The Saxony chamber of deputies elected Julius Frassdorf a Majority Socialist as president. Dr Diestel, a Democrat, was named first vice president and Deputy Lipinsky, an Independent Socialist, second vice president.
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Switzerland
Chamber of Deputies
Free State of Saxony
Julius Frassdorf
Princess Patricia's Connaught Wedding at Westminster Abbey
Princess Patricia of Connaught and Commander Alexander Ramsay were married at Westminster Abbey at noon. Archbishop of Canterbury performed the ceremony with the dean of Westminster. Ambassador and Mrs. Davis attended. the Prince of Wales visited from the continent for the event. The bride bore a bouquet from the Princess Pat Canadian regiment and colored regimental ties.
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Courier Delivery Deadline Notice
The notice states home delivery before 3 o clock and, if a paper is not received by that time due to carrier error, call Mease at 8840 and a replacement copy will be sent. Messages must reach the office before 6 30 pm.
Spaniards Held as Reds and Rearrested in New York
Seven of eight suspected Spaniards arrested Sunday for possible conspiracy to overthrow the federal government were granted habeas corpus relief and released by the secret service. They were immediately rearrested by immigration officials on charges of being anarchists and subject to deportation. Judge Knox criticized the delay in bringing them to court. A new writ sought their discharge by immigration officials with a court return set for tomorrow.
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Rebuilding of France Planned by La Renaissance de Cimes
Paris reports plans for reconstructing northern France funded by La Renaissance de Cimes, a society formed in 1916 to prepare for vast postwar work. Major project centers on Chauny in the Aisne department to aid thousands of refugees in France Holland and Great Britain to return home.
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