Wilson puts forward majority report on coal strike
President Wilson plans contracts for the new coal year April 1 based on the majority coal strike settlement commission report. Attorney General Palmer said the minority report by John F White will be submitted with the majority for context in forthcoming conferences between operators and miners. Palmer and Tumulty discussed issues the president will highlight when releasing the findings. No date for the proposed meetings has been announced.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
Palmer
Tuurulty
White House
Pahner
John F. White
Walker D. Vines
Railroad Administration
Tumulty
Hitchcock Declines Comment on Wet Nomination Bid
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, Democratic leader, avoids confirming a March Omaha telegram as a presidential bid on a wet platform. He says the message states his views on liquor policy and stresses Nebraska’s petition drive against him rather than a formal announcement.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Omaha
Neb
Northern Iowa Hit by Wind and Sleet Storms
A winter storm lashed southern Minnesota, northern Iowa, northern Wisconsin, and the Dakotas with heavy sleet and snow. Winds remained strong overnight, easing by morning as Madison and nearby areas reported blizzard conditions and temperatures near freezing.
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Iowa
St. Paul
Mian
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Madison
Woman's Party Fight in Supreme Court Over Ohio Referendum
The National Woman's Party urged the Supreme Court to reverse Ohio Supreme Court action denying an injunction against a referendum on the national woman suffrage amendment. Argument was postponed due to a lawyer's illness. 20 percent stock dividend declared by General Chemical Co highlighted broader market note. Emerson, injured in a crash, steady at Presbyterian hospital. Raymond family processes following fatality and relocation.
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Woman's Party
Fight
Ohio
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Ohio Supreme Court
Genree H. Hawk
Cincinnati
DIVY
New York
General Chemical Co
New York Stock Exchange
United States Supreme Court
Crucible Steel Co
Wil Emerson
Rolla Raymon
Presbyterian Hospital
Rriage
Raymond
Cedar Halls
Reveral
Fran the Wesk
Mason City Leads 10 Year Growth With 78.7 Percent Rise
Census Bureau reports 1920 population figures showing Mason City Indiana at 20 065 up 4 835 or 78 7 percent. Syracuse New York 171 647 up 4 398 or 6 1 percent as Atlantic Iowa 6 329 up 769 or 16 9 percent. Wellington Kansas 7 048 up 14 or 0 2 percent. Syracuse ranked 34th among cities in 1910 with 137 249.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Mason City
Syracuse
N. Y
Weer Ava
Atlantic
Wellington
Kan
Jimong
New Haven
Conn
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
Baltimore Shooting After Barricaded House Siege
Unidentified African American man shot during a three hour clash with police after a barricaded house standoff in Baltimore. Two officers wounded. another Black man mistaken for the fugitive was shot and beaten. Authorities cite rumors white physicians abduct Black people for dissection as a trigger. A White dentist and companion were targeted amid crowd tensions.
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Associated Presa
Baltimore
Pantbenneit
Expand Present Rail System Plan Urged Before Traffic Body
At the National Industrial Traffic League annual convention in St Louis Missouri the group urged comprehensive development of the current railroad system. The proposal calls for federal or state channel maintenance, favorable rates, adequate terminal facilities, seasonal coal rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission, and a 15 percent lower summer rate to ease coal mining and distribution and provide steadier miner employment.
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Associated Pree
St. Louis
National Industrial Traffic League
Interstate Commerce Commission
Extra Guard Placed on Former Emperor William
Dutch government assigns police to closely monitor ex-emperor William as he tours the grounds of Bentinck Castle. Officers follow a few steps behind him during the midday walk, signaling heightened security.
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William
Bentinck Castle Lere
Newberry Jury Deliberates on Guilt in Election Case
A Newberry jury of three jurors debated guilt on eight counts tied to alleged violations of election laws. After resuming at 9 am, they were excused for the night by Judge Clarence W. Sessions. Only two counts remained: criminal conspiracy to influence nomination and use of the mails to defraud.
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Truman HR. Newberry
Clarence W. Sessions
Wucc
Newberry
United States
Sessions
Waterloo Men Enthusiastic Over Meeting
Waterloo delegates at the zone seven Mississippi Valley association meeting in Des Moines reported strong results and urged expansion of river valley activity. Gov Harding pressed the Roosevelt doctrine of a strenuous life for trade and river–water transportation development.
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Waterloo
Mississippi Valley Association
Des Moines
Mississippi Valley
É J
Johnson
Minneapolis
Iowa
Harding
Roosevelt
United States
Gov
HH. H. Merrick
Chicago Association of Commerce
Merrick
Carl J. Baer
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Baer
Overseas Veteran Fakes Own Life at Independence
An overseas veteran, Snobady Carl Rurr, 14 months in service, took his own life at his aunt Mrs. L Meister’s home in Independence Iowa after despondent family troubles. South Dakota relatives have been notified. Event reported by the Associated Press.
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Independence
Independienes
Snobady
Carl Rurr
Vetera
L. Meister
Rane
Ents
South Dakota
U S Sells Teut Holding in Neutral Land
The United States signals strong protest over reparations rulings allowing the sale of German assets in neutral countries to cover initial German indemnity payments. Under questioning, Under Secretary Polk said a further protest is planned as the interpretation may conflict with the Germany Allied powers treaty. He noted reports Britain seeks transfer of German electrical interests in South America to Britain as part of indemnity, but no firm information. A construction of article 235 could let the reparations commission demand payment by selling German property in neutral territories, potentially including securities and credits held by German corporate enterprises in South America.
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Associated Pvess
Washington, D.C
Mure
Wal
Allied Renarations Commission
Polk
Blate Department
Henderson
Nevada
Germany
Senator Henderson
South America
State Department
Reparations Commission
Berlin upheaval as Kapp rebellion collapses
Reports from Berlin describe deadly clashes as soldiers fired on crowds near parliament and in Charlottenburg. Chancellor Bauer denounces the failed coup, calls for punishment of leaders, while Democratic leaders urge restoring order and forming a new cabinet and elected president.
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Berlin
Bert
Strats
Iorves
Wolfgang Kapp
Foflowers Ter
Unter den Qinden
Charlotenburg
Germany
Jduuer
Berne
Bauer
Yaster
von Luetzwita
Leried
Supreme Court
Leipsig
Philipp Scheidemann
Herr Burlage
Center Party
Herr Kron
Herr Becker
People's Party
Nationaliists Assembly
Democrat Plea
Maten
Kapp
Demarralin Party
Illinois price fight collapses as leaders resign en masse
Chicago March 1. General officers in the Illinois fight against high prices resign en masse. Maj. A A Sprague and chair of the fair price commission step down April 1 citing inability to continue time. Mrs Joseph T Bowen resigns as chairman of the women’s state fair price organization saying Washington’s lack of funding caused the collapse.
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Chicago
A. A. Sprague H
Fair Price Commission
Howard Figg
Joseph
T. Bowen
Woman's State Fair Price Organization
Washinton
Caouagh
Washington
Bowen
Ilinois
Nit
Pac
Bawen
Bernstorff to Have Cabinet Berth in German Lineup
Copenhagen reports former U.S. ambassador von Bernstorf is slated as foreign affairs minister in a rearmament cabinet. Hamburg Nachrichten says Dr. Schiffer would be chancellor, and Gen. von Seeckt would head defense. Captain Fisher Cua is named for finance.
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Copenhagen
von Bernstorf
United Stat
Hamburg Nachrichten
Dr. Schiffer
von Seecht
Fisher Cua
Hamburg-American
Ministry of Finance
Tolstoys Niece Seeks Aid and Serves as Interpreter
Countess Marie Tolstoy, niece of the famed author, arrived as a refugee and on March 19 asked the American Red Cross for relief. She speaks fluent English and was assigned to the Red Cross staff on Proti Island in the Prinkrie group to act as an interpreter.
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AseneMieu Press
Constantinople
Marie Tolstoy
Red Cress
Red Cross
Proti
Prinkrie
Daily Graphic Sued for Libel Damages Over Prince Article
Miss Sehioon received 3400 in damages after the Daily Graphic published a libelous article about her. The newspaper apologized and stated there was no foundation for the claims. Her counsel notes she only met the German crown prince while staying with the Duchess of Marlborough at Trenhoin.
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Lynden
Marek
Kutys Schoon
Pastou
Hadaziwill Swas i
Daily Graphic
Miss Sehoon
German Civil Unrest Bloodier as Troops Crack Down
Reports from Berlin and Dresden recount deadly clashes between workers students and troops. At Dresden a student fight left about fifty dead. Berlin and other centers saw widespread violence as uprisings were suppressed and amnesty debated for soldiers. Foreign exchange rose with sterling and marks gains.
Resignations Stir German Government Amid Revolt Reports
Dispatches from Stuttgart and Berlin report Gustav Noske and chief officials resigning from the Weimar cabinet amid unrest. Mehrenbach notes party condemnation of the revolt as labor unions press for Noske’s ouster and troop withdrawal. National assembly and Prussian diet to reconvene in Berlin.
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Copenhagen
Mare
Botl
Yustav Noste
Ebert
IS. W. W. Henry
Stuttgart
Fehrnbach
Amsterdam
Gustav Noske
Berlin
Germany
Struttgart
National Assembly
Goblenz
Bhert
Berlinn
Diet
Luitznitz quits Berlin by plane as strike worsens
General von Luetitznitz reportedly left Berlin by air and could not be stopped while the Tran division remained. Berlin dispatches say socialists demand Noske resign and broad worker participation in a new government amid labor legislation plans. Grange official criticizes a presidential candidate questionnaire and Bainbridge Colby nomination for secretary of state advances in committee.
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Prenay Lonion
von Lueilwitz
Berlin
FE -1Thange Telegraph Co
Noske
Gustave Noske
Defense
Ebert
KW. Wey Heine
Interior
Mlust
National Assembly
Stutttgart
Herr Noske
Oges Colby
Washington, D. C
Bainbridge Col.by
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Courier Delivery Notice for Evening Paper
The Courier will be delivered at four, home before 35 30 o clock. If the paper is not received by that time due to yesterday’s error or other cause, call 3830 for a copy. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 P M.
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Unis Alice
Senate Adopts Modified Reservations On Ratification
The Senate agreed to a bipartisan modified reservation preamble for the German peace treaty ratification. It binds the United States only if allied powers accept the reservations, accepted without a vote. Debate over time limits and Irish controversy shaped the long session as leaders anticipated a late vote.
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Associated Presay
Washington, D. C
Senate
United States
Lodge
Massachusetts
Brandegee
Connecticut
Reed
Missouri
Shields
Tennessee
Walsh
Cummins
Town
Jones
Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Hitchcock
Germany
Versailles
Ireland
Trish
Fagh
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London Daily, Graphic
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Frankfort
London
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von Ledowitz
Dreale
Stuttsart
Dresden
Levisis
Perlin
Althe
Gen. von Seerdt
Scheidemann
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Herr Henke
Independent Socialists
Gane
Swat Kapp
Leinskg
Marvel
von Secehtuin
America
Heine
Vrookfort
Marve
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Vota Torta
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J. K. Atkinson
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