Palmer outlines postwar handling of enemy aliens
Attorney General Palmer says about 4,000 enemy aliens were interned during the war. Some 600 harmless prisoners will be paroled, 900 dangerous inmates remain, and 200 I W or anarchists will be referred for possible deportation. About 1,800 seamen and 500 others seek repatriation. many Germans may soon be sent home.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Palmer
I. W. OW
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
State Department
Germany
Secretary of Labor
1359 Yanks Arrive on St Louis Units Assigned Home Soon
New York dispatch says cruiser St Louis arrived from Brest with 41 officers and 118 gen of the 148th infantry of the 87th division for camps Sherian Grant Shelby Custer Tutster. The Great Northern carried 2107 troops from Brest to Ambrose lightship with 250 men red-ridden 51 sick or wounded 59 nurses and a few casuals civilians and naval personnel. Washington announced units assigned to the early convoy including Ambulance company No 461 Field hospital No 163 headquarters first corps sanitary train Bakery company No 524 Ambulance company No 33 Evacuation hospital No 32 Convalescent camp No 19.
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New York
St. Louis
Toda
Brest
Sherian
Grant
Shelby
Custer
Tutster
Northern
Ambrose Ee
Washington
D. C
War Department
First Corps
Polish Entente Link Sought in Bill to Diet
The Polish diet’s foreign affairs committee submitted a draft bill seeking an alliance with the Entente powers covering military, financial, and commercial terms. It calls for incorporating eastern Polish-populated regions and envisions a separate ethnographic Lithuania state possibly joining Poland by free union. Socialists pledge support, signaling passage. U S detachment to Russia to deploy engineers and sanitary staff from London. Renowned Purina Chicken Chowder ad appears to promote home delivery and a money back guarantee.
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Diet
Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Lithuania
Windy New York Causes Accidents And Injuries
A severe nor’easter in New York produces blinding snow and high winds. Surface cars collide, signs and fences topple, and pedestrians are knocked down. A woman is blown into the river and rescued. a icy rail causes no fire. about a dozen people are injured and taken to hospitals.
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Associated
Dreas
New York
Bast
Royalist Plot at Penza Scuttled in Western Russia
Stockholm reports Krasnaya Gazetta details a Penza conspiracy against Bolshevik rule. A nephew of the bishop of Ufa was to be passed as Grand Duke Duiltti Pavlaviten, taken to Moscow for a Kremlin appeal. Dmitri Paclovitch, now in England, is heir to Alexis.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Penza
Saratov
Russia
Krasnaya Gazetta
Ufa
Duiltti Pavlaviten
Moscow
Kremlin
Dmitri Paclovitch
England
Alexis
Wilson Denies League Delays In Peace Covenant Plans
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson stating that discussions on the League of Nations are not delaying peace, noting the commission’s conclusions were published Feb 14 and a revised covenant is nearly finished. He cites neutral states’ interest and that conferences avoided delaying the peace process. A second draft will be presented soon. In Virginia, L D Hudson dies from wounds after a state officers’ shootout with bootlegger Raymond Shackelford, with Hudson’s deposition denying return fire.
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Paris
Wilson
Commission
League of Nations
League
Gerius ‘Sion
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Winchester
L. D. Hudson
Raymond Shackelford
Shackelford
Hudson
Listening Post at Chicago Sentry Duty Report
Associated Press dispatch from Chicago on March 28 reports Capt. Victor Heintz of Cincinnati serving as a listening post for the Republican National Committee. Heintz, a former congressman, wears the T. C. C. badge conferred by Gen. Pershing for gallantry in the Argonne and was recently appointed by Will Hays, with D. W. Chilson of Ann Arbor joining the staff from a Lansing newspaper.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Vicetor Heintz
Cincinnati
Republican National Committee
Gen. Pershing
Argonne
Heintz
Will H. Hays
D. W. Chilson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lansing
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Buy for Clear Skin Now
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for pimples and discolored skin. It claims the product clears impurities, nourishes blood, and delivers a natural, pink complexion without rouge or powder. Readers are urged to mail for a free trial package.
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Stuart
Free Trial Coupon Request for Calci Un Wafers
A reader in Marshall asks for an immediate free trial package of Stuart’s Calciun Wafers by return mail. The request includes name and street but lacks full address details for delivery.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Tide
Marshall
Stuart
Amusement tax hits brokers in Washington march 28
Washington March 28 The new amusement taxes due to take effect next Tuesday will hit theatre ticket brokers hard and raise cabaret admissions. A one cent tax per ten cents charged plus a five percent of excess above box office price for brokerages handling theatre tickets. If excess is over 50 cents the tax rises to ten percent. Purchasers pay the standard one cent per ten cents charged by brokers. Also other taxes apply to club dues freight charges gas and Pullman fares and telegraph or telephone charges with varying percentages. Public notices urge readers to send 35 cents for blank book aid.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pluys
KLM
British Socialists Resolve On Peace Delay Chaos Europe
London March 2 National Socialist party and Socialist MPs meet and adopt a resolution urging early peace talks and fixing terms of peace. Leaders including Henry Hyadman and W Thorne are cited with calls to expose Bolshevik dangers and to carry propaganda nationwide amid industrial unrest and anarchy fears. A request for blank books to detail rules and advice is noted.
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Hyadman
Socialist Party
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Wil Thorne
Europe
Waterloo
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