Army approves 170000 man force by four vote margin
Washington June 7 The Senate narrowly backed a military affairs committee plan to set the next fiscal year army strength at 170000, with 82 Republicans and two Democrats voting yes and 11 Republicans plus 19 Democrats voting no. The debate followed calls for tighter government spending and questions about current needs for a large army.
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Florida
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Borah
Idaho
Harrold
Oklahoma
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Kenyon
Itowa
Ladd
North Dakota
Norbeck
South Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Smoot
Utah
LaFollette
Wisconsin
SteNavy
Oregon
Townsend
Michigan
United States
Jury Chosen for Wood Alcohol Case in Hampden County
Springfield June 7 A jury was selected in the Superior Court for the trial of Samuel Darling of Hartford Conn charged with manslaughter in the wood alcohol poisonings of Christmas week 1919 in which about thirty persons in the Connecticut Valley died Three score lives lost. After jury selection the court adjourned until tomorrow This marks the first of ten manslaughter indictments by Hampden county grand jury.
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Springfield
Samuel Darling
Hartford
No Action Taken on Rent Profiteering in Massachusetts
A Dorchester reader laments the Massachusetts Legislature adjourned without addressing rent profiteering as rents rise. He cites Governor Cox and Charles H. Adams, notes limited laws on birth-related rent increases and a six percent cap, and urges publication of his communication. He signs George A. Phipps of 6056 Washington Street Dorchester.
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Massa
Sir
Massachusetts
Cox
Charles H. Adams
Geeorge A. Phipps
Washington Street
Split within Zionist groups shocks American leaders
The 24th annual American Zionist convention in Cleveland saw resignations by Justice Louis D. Brandeis and Judge Julian W. Mack from the American Zionist Organization over the Keren Hayesod dispute. Weizmann defended authority while pro-Weizmann forces urged global unity. resignations cascaded among officers and the national executive committee.
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American Zionist Organization
Louis D. Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Cleveland
Brandeis
Mack
Palestine
Zionist Organization of America
Keren Hayesod
London
Justice Brandeis
The
Dr. Weizmann
World Zionist Organization
American Organization
Chaim Weizmann
Emanuel Neumann
New York
Invocation Leaders Named for Local Event
Morris, president of the local branch, will lead the invocation by Rev. E. B. Thompson of Medford. John W. Schench will preside. Addresses by Rev. D. S. Klugh, Albert G. Wolff, Rev. Thomas F. Harten of Cambridge, Rev. M. N. Shaw, Dr. W. O. Taylor, Rev. A. Ward, W. M. Trotter, and Re Cc. B. Lawyer. Music will be part of the program.
Acting Independently Judge Mack and Supporters Organize
Cleveland June 7. Acting independently, Judge Mack and supporters organize to work apart from Keren Hayesod. Samuel Untermyer accepts presidency of a Zionist body in America while Dr. Chaim Weizmann defends administration as Weizmann and executives reply before the...
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Judge Mack
Keren Hayesod
Samuel Untermyer
Body In
America
Dr. Weizmann
Cleveland, CO
Chaim Weizmann
World Zionist Organization
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