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March 2, 1925

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Possibilities of British Policy.; NEW PEACE OFFER MADE BY GERMANY

By Copyright, 1925, by the New York Times Company. Special Cable To the New York Times

London Times statement on British policy and Chamberlain's attitude at next council meeting

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DAWES AT CAPITAL, ONE OF VANGUARD FOR INAUGURATION; Incoming Vice President and Family Received by Committee at the Station. 1928 TALK STARTS QUICKLY Callers on the General Are Impressed by His Availability for the Presidency. FEW VISITORS IN CITY YET And Inauguration Throng Will Be Small -- 1600 Out-of-Town Taxis Arrive. DAWES AT CAPITAL FOR INAUGURATION

By Special to The New York Times

Talk of availability of C G Dawes for Pres

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NEW PEACE OFFER MADE BY GERMANY; Proposes to France Compact of Reciprocal Guarantees and Security, Paris Hears. WILL ARBITRATE DISPUTES Britain Plans a Co-operative Arrangement to Protect France, Belgium and Herself.

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Report of new offer by Germany on compact of reciprocal guarantees and security

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SILENT CROWDS PAY TRIBUTE TO EBERT; GERMANY IS QUIET; Body of German President Lies in State in His Workroom in Wilhelmstrasse Palace. PUBLIC ORATION PLANNED Loebe to Deliver Address From Reichstag Steps on Wednesday as Cortege Halts There. SUCCESSOR IS DISCUSSED Marx and Luther Continue to Lead Those Spoken Of as Candidates for the Presidency. SILENT CROWDS PAY TRIBUTE TO EBERT

By T.r. Ybarra.by Wireless To the New York Times

Ebert (Pres), F

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Locomotive Blows Up; One Killed, 2 Dying; Boiler and Cab Sent Flying Into a Field

By Special to The New York Times

Lehigh & Hudson River engine boiler blows up near Monroe; 1 killed, 2 hurt

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