Allies Vow to Enforce Germany Reparations Demands
London and Paris papers report Lloyd George backing armed force if Germany fails to meet Allied reparations. Plans include occupying Mannheim and Ruhr ports, with allies prepared to seize customs and begin collecting obligations. French journals warn of remorseless action if Germany does not comply.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd- George
St. Germany
Mannheim
Ruhr
Rhine
Hess
Simons
Speec
Allie
Daily Telegraph
Chronicle
Paris
Germany
Supreme Allied Council
Lloyd George
Briand
The
Eclair
France
Alles
Petit Parisien
Teamepore Cnds
Transsac
United Press
Harding cabinet shapes party unity amid Johnson opposition
Washington dispatch analyzes how Harding’s cabinet picks Hughes Hoover Roosevelt Jr secure party unity despite Hiram Johnson of California remaining unsatisfied. California backers pivot toward Hoover leaving Johnson with limited insurgent impact for 1924.
Gompers to Look Into Jap Land and Immigration Laws
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor will study Japanese and Oriental immigration and labor laws to compare restrictions for American workers abroad with those at home. AFL officials say Japan’s land laws may be stricter and workers abroad face compulsory disclosure of trade secrets, seen as a national issue.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Martech
Executive Council
American Federation of ‘Labor
Samuel Gompers
Far East
Japan
America
Orient
Three Appropriation Bills Await Action in Congress
President Wilson signed the $10 5 million diplomatic and consular appropriation and Congress sent to the White House the $38 million agricultural bill. Only three regular appropriation bills remain before Congress, the sundry civil and those for the army and navy, are to reach the president for signature.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
White House
Army
Navy
Wilson offers Tumulty Gardner's post as high commission head
President Wilson asks Obadiah Gardner to resign as chairman of the international high commission to appoint his secretary J. PF. Tumulty. Tumulty has not decided on acceptance but the offer is publicly disclosed, following correspondence between Gardner and Secretary Colby.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Obadiah Gardner
International High Commission
J.pf. Tumulty
Tumulty
Gardner
Colby
Inauguration Day Forecast: Cold and Fair Likely
Washington weather bureau issues forecast for March 7 predicting cold and mostly clear conditions for inauguration day. Officials say Thursday will turn colder with partly cloudy skies, but Friday should be clearing though temperatures are not specified.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Weather Bureau
Senate Confirms Army Appointments
The Senate confirmed Brig. Gen. Frank McIntyre to head the War Department Bureau of Insular Affairs. Several hundred officers including majors lieutenant colonels and colonels were approved while attempts to confirm captains and lieutenants failed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Frank McIntyre
War Department Bureau of Insular Affairs
Senate
Wadsworth
Open Shop Ordered for South and North Arkansas Railroad
The South and North Arkansas railroad or BNMIS workers in Bico ree Oqt Helena Ark began a strike Saturday and the railroad will operate on an open shop basis, according to a statement from headquarters in Harrison Ark.
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Bicoree Oqt
Helena
Ark
Bmis
South& North Arkansas Railroad
Harrison
Woman Arrested for Burning Child with Red Hot Poker
Mrs Effie Syrkel was arrested here after allegedly applying a red hot stove poker to her nine year old daughter's tongue to punish dishonesty. Also reported Saint Counselor Anthon H Lund dies at age 76 in Salt Lake City.
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Quincy
Iil
Effie Syrkel
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anthon H. Lund
Heber J. Grant
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Aalborg
Denmark
Presidential primary push faces early opposition and chance of action
A cabinet member argues against a presidential nomination challenging the chief, saying it would be unprecedented. The piece notes a possible nationwide presidential primary in 1924 and Senator Johnson’s plan to pursue it, suggesting he could succeed if he pushes hard.
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Johnson
New York Tne
Lyentug Post
League notes US invite for incoming mandate meeting
Paris March 2. The League of Nations says its mandate decisions, including the Japanese Yap mandate, are not dependent on the United States ratifying the peace treaty. The council invites US representation at May or June meetings to finalize mandates, stressing cooperation and the US wartime role and rights, while noting US non participation in the council.
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Associated Press
Paris
League of Nations
Pacific
Yap
Council of the League
Supreme Council of the Allies
United States
Colby
United States of America
Council
Gan Ae Ag
Wilson to greet party leaders in new capital home
Woodrow Wilson will receive Democratic senate leaders and other officials at his new Capital Street home Friday afternoon after retirement. He will go directly from the capitol to his home after Harding’s inauguration, with questions about attendance and seating at the portico ceremony.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
White House
Capitol
President Harding
Harding
Congressional Inaugural Committee
Landlord Given Purse for Heart of Gold at Durgin Anniversary
In Lynn Massachusetts on March 2 a landlord praised for not raising rents in five years received a purse of gold from 14 families celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Dana B Durgin. The gesture honored the landlord’s generosity amid nearby increases.
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Associated Press
Lynn
Mass
Dana B. Durgin
Landis Job as Baseball Boss Faces Impeachment Probe
Federal legislators move to impeachment after Rep Welty accuses Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis of serious impropriety for taking a baseball arbitrator post paying 42560 dollars a year. Subcommittee urges full inquiry at next Congress session as Volstead allows minority report. Sumners calls matter a major judiciary issue demanding law’s full enforcement.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Landis
Supreme Baseball
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Welty
Ohio
Volstead
Forelsain
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
United States
Dyer
Missouri
Husted
New York
Boies
Iowa
Gard
Sumners
Texas
House Rejects Senate 175000 Army Plan In 150000 Posture
The house stood pat today refusing to concur in a senate amendment to the army appropriation bill. It would provide funds for 175600 enlisted men after June 39, but the house maintained its position for an army of 150000.
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House
Senate
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Night Air Mail Run Planned From Cheyenne to Chicago
Officials of the Omaha Salt Lake City aerial mail route announce night flights between Cheyenne and Chicago starting May 1. The move follows Pilot Jack Knight's successful Chicago flight, marking a new regular feature of the service.
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United Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Omanha
Salt Lake City
Jack Knight
City Council Rejects Cork Mayor Speaking at Macon Auditorium
The Macon city council refused to permit Donal O Callaghan, lord mayor of Cork, to address the audience on March 8. The meeting also enacted an anti loitering ordinance barring men from talking to or signaling at school or college girls.
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Uby
Associated Press
Macon
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Soldier Bonus Bill Killed for Session
Hope of enactment at this session of the soldier bonus bill was abandoned today by its proponents.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
France and Turkey Prepare to Sign Peace Agreement
Paris will host a peace signing between France and Turkish nationalists, likely tomorrow and certainly before the weekend, according to sources in London. The accord, negotiated amid ongoing discussions, aims to formalize terms between the two sides for a lasting settlement.
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France
Turkey
Associated Press
London
Paris
Courier Delivery Reminder and Late Paper Policy
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you do not receive the paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 3380 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Russian Revolt Rumors Spread Amid Street Fighting
Reports from Helsinki via Reval claim a potential overthrow of soviet rule as clashes surge in Petrograd and Moscow. About 30,000 strikers attack soviet troops. Vassily-Ostrov and key districts are in rebel hands. Soviet centers dismiss major upheaval while noting Lenine’s Moscow meeting and signings with Persia.
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Associated Press
London
Russia
Helsingfors
Finland
Reval
Esthenia
Petrograd
Moscow
Vassily-Ostroy
Soviet Center
United Press
Lenine
Trotzky
Moscow Soviet
Persia
Riga
Burleson Resigns as Postmaster General in March
Postmaster General Burleson will resign effective March 5, handing a letter to President Harding early that morning. White House clerks note cabinet officers need not resign at end of term, a departure critics have long demanded.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Burleson
Harding
White House
Strike Charges of Peace Day Sacrifice
A House War Investigating Committee subcommittee report drops charges that American soldiers were sacrificed on Armistice Day. The vote came after about three hours of debate with one Republican member of the full committee absent.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House War Investigating Committee
La Porte City Man Fractures Leg in Gilbertville Log Load
Frank Bagenston injured in Gilbertville when logs loaded into a car slipped and pinned him. He suffered a fractured left leg and crushed right foot and was returned to La Porte City for care.
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la Porte City
Frank Bagenston
Gilbertville
Champ Clark Dies on Eve of Public Retirement
Former House speaker Champ Clark dies in Washington at 2 10 p m after pleurisy and stomach trouble. He would have retired in days, party leaders honor him as a longtime Democrat and onlookers note his influence and the upcoming funeral plan in Bowling Green.
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Champ Clark
United Press
Washington, D. C
House
Clark
Bennett Clark
James M. Thompson
New Orleans
Congress
Joe Cannan
Stkt
Baltimore
Shall College
West Virginia
Coun‘try
Missouri
Attoraney
Louisiana
Bowling Green
House of Representatives
Friends
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Lark Woverarium
Associated Press
Capitol
Bowting Green
Empty mailbags located after Missouri robbery
Jefferson City March 2 Associated Freasy records report mail pouches believed stolen yesterday were found in a culvert near Williamsburg 40 miles northeast of Jefferson City. Investigators say at least 35900 in Berry bonds were taken in the theft.
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Jefferson City
Fisher
Williamsburg
Jury Convicts Driver Who Killed Two Girls
Des Moines reports Sidney Oransky found guilty for driving an auto that struck and killed Genavieve Boy and another girl on a marked street corner. Jury convicts after trial in Des Moines, March 3.
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Driver
Associated Press
Des Moines
Sidney Oransky
Genavieve Boy
Man found guilty of manslaughter in district court
Lander and Elizabeth Bartlett were found guilty of manslaughter in district court late yesterday. Oransky will appear in court Saturday for sentence.
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Lander
Elizabeth Bartlett
Oransky
Denby Seeks Navy Battle Efficiency Policy
Edwin Denby declares a fight for naval efficiency as secretary of the navy after a meeting with Secretary Daniels. He says everything not tied to efficiency must go by the board and notes his selection by President-elect Harding for the post.
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United Press
Washington, D
United States Navy
Edwin Denby
Daniels
Denky
Harding
Navy
Ad Columns Closure Time Remains for March 3
Publisher notes a 12:30 p.m. closing of want ad columns starting March 3 due to mechanical strain. Ads accepted after 12:30 p.m. will run the next day.
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