Travel Pay for Veterans and Prohibition Views
Congressman McKeown relays War Department ruling on five cent per mile travel pay for honorably discharged service members since November 11, 1918. A note on prohibition argues personal liberty vs social progress and predicts Americanism as voluntary relinquishment of privilege for national good. Farmers are cited as prospering amid political talk of cutting appropriations.
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German Assembly Ratifies Peace Treaty at Weimar
The German National Assembly at Weimar ratified the peace treaty. The resolution confirms the treaty signed June 28 1919 with the annexed protocol and military occupation agreement. President Ebert signed the ratifying bill last night and sent it to Versailles.
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