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March 20, 1924

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MACDONALD'S WORD TO US.; He Says Labor Party Wants Partnership in Establishing Peace.

By Wireless To the New York Times

will make preaching tour in U S; message by Premier MacDonald

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HONDURAS CAPITAL IS TAKEN BY REBELS; OUR TROOPS SENT IN; Government Forces Are Reported in Wild Retreat, Looting and Burning.

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rebels take Tegucigalpa; Govt forces reported in wild retreat; Amer bluejackets sent in; menace by drink-crazed soldiers

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American Bluejackets Sent In.

By Special to The New York Times

WASHINGTON, March 19. -- A force of 167 American bluejackets under the command of nine officers from the U.S.S. Milwaukee have been hurriedly dispatched from Amapala, on the Pacific Coast of Honduras, to Tegucigalpa, where the lives of the American Minister, Franklin Morales, and hundreds of American citizens are reported in imminent danger, it was learned today at the State Department.

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DANCE AT ST. MARK'S DESPITE THE BISHOP; Dr. Guthrie and His Vestry Confer on Episcopal Veto of Eurythmic Ritual.

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Dr Guthrie confers with wardens and vestry on dances which will be held despite ban

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