General Strike in Germany prompts Allied troop movements
London reports indicate Allied plans to push into Germany if unrest continues. Cologne dispatch notes clear Leipzig by repatriates troops, while Berlin sees heavy workmen losses and cabinet officials traveling to Berlin as the general strike is denied. About 2000 people killed this week in revolutionary turmoil.
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Dresden
Nachrichten
Hamburg
Berlin
Sitke
Enied
Rip
London
Germany
Exchange Telegraph
Indicted Coal Owner Surrenders First of 125 to Custody
Indianapolis March 20 four more coal operators surrendered to the United States marshal Edwin J Logsdon BE Neal and W B Tobin of Indianapolis and William Zeller Brazil dad were released on bail Fletcher Carl J Indianapolis secretary of the Knox County Operators association surrendered yesterday He is one of 124 operators and miners indicted last week on conspiracy to raise coal prices and defraud the government More indictments expected as others planned to give themselves up during the afternoon
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Edwin J. Logsdon
BE. Neal
W. B. Tobin
Williaae
Zeller
Brazil
J Carl .J. Fletcher
Indianapol
Knox County
Cal
Imperator to Undergo Overhaul After Atlantic Trip
The ocean liner Imperator will be overhauled after arriving from New York. The ship’s list on the voyage remains unresolved as former ash handling failures allowed water intake. The next sailing has been canceled and 2,000 passengers were alarmed by the list before repairs can proceed. Meanwhile, in London, the Baden diet cited rewards for the arrest of Dr. Kapp and General Luchwitz following the Berlin revolt.
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Southampton
England
Imperator
New York
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London
Wichert
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Berlin
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Correspondern
MU -Imaterdam
Berlin in turmoil as fighting widens in 1945 reports
Berlin battles rage with hundreds reported killed and hundreds wounded as security forces confront Baltic troops. Communists block rail lines while Noske remains in office and Stuttgart hosts the German assembly amid calls for normalcy.
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Exchange Telegraph Company
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Exchange Telegraph Co
Noske
Paris
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Gustav Noske
Ebert
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Nosse
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Parlin
Essen
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Regensburg
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Cassel
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Oberhausen
Elbersfeld
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Rhine
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Breslau
Cgasuel
Foreign Office
Col. Wangensefin
Kaiser A Straddler Owing to Nervousness
The former German emperor shows increased nervousness and sleeplessness after events in Germany. He now drinks wine between wood sawing intervals and his habit of straddling chairs grows more frequent. His wife’s ill health with heart disease worsens his anxiety in exile.
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Germany
Belgian woman awarded for sharing gas mask details
London reports two Belgian women Madame Clement and Mile Marie O'Hare received awards for providing key details of the first German gas mask to the Belgian general staff. Their father Theo phile O'Hare was posthumously honored. a dramatic escape attempt and peril for the family are recounted.
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Associated Press
London
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Mile
Marie O'Hare
Theophile O'Hare
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Havre
Holland
Mille. O'Hare
Soviet Republic Declared As Essen Captured By Spartacans
Brussels March 20 The Spartacan army of about 160,000 men with armored cars and 7 guns seized Essen after a 24 hour battle. The city’s government set up a committee of action and Dusseldorf was captured with little resistance. Casualties in Essen estimated around 300.
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Essen
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Dusseldorf
Rhine
Cologne
Amsterdam
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Muen«stern
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Sar
Committee of Action
Dispatch
PPT
Treaty Defeated in Senate Returns to Wilson
The Versailles treaty failed to win ratification in the Senate for a fourth time and is sent back to President Wilson. White House officials planned archival burial in the State Department. Knox peace resolution opposition and party splits outlined as the vote totals show 49 against and 25 for ratification.
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Senate
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White House
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Rudolph Forster
Forster
Tumulty
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Massachusetts
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Germany
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Ter
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Hale
Jones
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Lodge
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Sutherland
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Owen
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Ransdell
Smith
Georgia
Smit
Maryland
Trammell
Walsh
Robin Sheppard
Shield Simmons
South Caroline
Stanley Swanson
Thomas
Underwood
Williams
Hitchcock Scalp Becomes Target in Anti-Saloon War
The Anti-Saloon League declares war on Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska over his support for light wines and beers. Wheeler accuses him of undermining prohibition, while Hitchcock defends enforcement and limited legalization within constitutional bounds.
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Washington, D. C
Maceh
Anti-Saloon League
Hitchcock
Nebraska
W. B. Wheeler
League
Senate
Wheeler
Supreme Court
Congress
Community Band of Citizenship Need Lane Sees
Franklin K. Lane, former interior secretary, urges in Washington at the national conference on community organization that a more interested citizenship and translated public sentiment are vital to unite citizens, break group lines, and stimulate better governance through action on public questions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
National Conference On Community Organization
Lane
Timies
Modus Vivendi Possible For U G Aacts Downed
Washington reports a senate failure to ratify the Turkish settlement treaty will not halt allied negotiations. The US may issue views on the matter if entering the league of nations, and could negotiate a modus vivendi with Germany while zones are policed pending plebiscites. American troops on the Rhine remain under war department orders until peace is declared.
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Associated Press
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United States
League of Nations
Yorkey
League
Germany
America
German Am
Nlliess
Rhine
War Department
Mason City Hotel Fire Kills Clerk and Destroys Cecil
Fire at the Cecil hotel in Mason City killed head clerk Maurice Aplin and damaged the four story structure built in 1898. Water shortages and a broken well hampered suppression as guests fled smoke filled corridors and one death was confirmed.
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Fit
Cecil
Janes Kelly
Maurice Aplin
Cecil Hotel
Ames
Bess Bennyman
Aplin
Arduse
Weather Outlook for Week Into Next Monday
Forecast covers lower Mississippi and Missouri valleys with rain chances on Tuesday or Wednesday. After midweek expect generally fair conditions and near normal temperatures, possibly slightly above normal early in the period.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Ekaterinoda Falls Beneath Bolshevik Grip Report
Istanbul telegrams report Novorossiysk dispatches stating Ekaterinodar fell on March 18 with Bolshevik forces close by the inland town. While not confirmed, the Bolshevik capture is believed imminent as of March 18.
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Constantinople
Novorossisik
Ekaterinodar
Cistaucasia
Novorossisk
Black Sea
Ekaderi- Nodar
Valera Declares Senate Home Rule Resolution Ends Mission
Eamons de Valera announces to Arthur Griffith in Dublin that the U S Senate adoption of the Irish Reservation to the peace treaty completes his mission in America. He praises self determination and Ireland’s place among nations and thanks the American people and Irish friends.
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Valera
Senate
U.S
New York
Eamons de Valera
Republic of Ireland
United States Senate
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
de Valera
Ireland
Wilson to Release Coal Reports Monday
President Wilson is expected to publish summaries of both the majority and minority coal commission reports on Monday. He will also issue an executive order on the coal situation and send a letter to the joint scale committee of coal miners and operators about report referrals for the contracts starting April 1.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Coal Commission
Trees Going In Soil Of France Where Boy Fell
On battlefields where American soldiers died France is planting trees sent by the American Forestry Association. Ambassador Jusserand reported to the association that seeds shipped from Boston on January 15 will grow into living memorials. Charles Lathrops Pack, president of the association, said the trees will honor America’s dead and become lasting symbols of remembrance.
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Washington, D. C
France
American Forestry Association
Jusserand
Boston
Charles Lathrops Pack
Smerica
America
Newberry Convicted in 1918 Senate Plot Sentenced
Grand Rapids March 20 Truman H. Newberry found guilty of conspiracy in the 1918 senatorial election. He is sentenced to two years in Fort Leavenworth and fined 10 000 dollars. Co defendants including Paul King Frederick Cody and Charles Floyd also receive two years and fines. The court released others on bonds with 30 day appeal window.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Senator Newberry
Frederick Cody
Leavenworth
Paul King
Charles A. Floyd
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New York
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