Costly German Troop Maintenance in Germany Scrutinized
Washington April 14 The House military committee chairman Mr Kahn said Germany failed to make full payments for American force maintenance in Germany under the armistice causing daily US costs of 1 220 000. He noted only some payments on account and no charges for transport of replacements or supplies.
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Germany
Kahn
House Military Committee
United States
League of Nations
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Republican
Ohio
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Military Committee
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Agreement to abolish nine sub-treasuries in 1921
Senate and House conferees reached on July 1 1921 the abolition of sub-treasuries in Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati and Chicago. Employees will be transferred and wartime bonuses of 240 dollars for government staff will continue due to higher living costs.
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Chicago
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House
Prohibition Agents Raid Clark's Hotel Seizes Liquor
Prohibition agents raided Clark's Hotel drawing a crowd of over 2500 as liquor valued at thousands was seized. Five barrels 110 bottles four large jugs and three jars were taken with 50 gallons vermouth 8 gallons claret and 20 gallons creme de menthe among items. Proprietor Abraham Levine arrested on prohibition violations with $1000 bail.
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John Sullivan
William J. McCarthy
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Conroy
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Clark’s Hotel
Wheeler disputes dry enforcement cost estimate
Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League argues in a Senate letter that national prohibition enforcement should not exceed 5 million dollars annually. Senate Chairman Warren counters that actual costs would be much higher and widely known to lawmakers. Wheeler's note responds to a prior claim of 50 million dollars per year.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Senate
Warren
Appropriations Committee
Wheeler
Substitute peace resolution offered by Senator McCumber
Senator McCumber of North Dakota, leader of the Republican world reservationists, introduced a substitute for the joint peace resolution adopted by the House last week. He announced the move in Washington on April 14.
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House
McCumber
North Dakota
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