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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
7
A luncheon at the Women's City Club yesterday discussed making the gathering a weekly event each Wednesday at 1 pm. Organizing committees from towns will report progress and fundraising plans will be reviewed by captains from 21 local teams.
Four light tank battalions are included in the re organization plans of the National Guard, Major-General Carter announced. Each battalion will have three companies of 25 tanks and a total of 32 officers and 456 enlisted men. The units will be assigned to New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Texas Tennessee South Carolina Illinois Ohio Wisconsin California Washington and Minnesota to facilitate training with infantry.
Andre Tardieu, French delegate, criticizes U S claims that France bears imperialism blame. He says the treaty was defined by Wilson and other powers and that France carries most of the occupation duties while the United States military power rose through ratification debates. He insists France acted within circumstances and respects Wilson.
M. Tardieu recalls the peace proposal as a just basis for European harmony while defending France from imperialism accusations. He notes failed League of Nations disarmament steps, unsigned U S guarantees, and Versailles duties like Rhine occupation and territorial provisions.
Through Mrs. Douglas Robinson the Women's Roosevelt Memorial Association gave bronze medallions to the Prince of Wales and the King of the Belgians in commemoration of their visits to Theodore Roosevelt’s grave at Oyster Bay. The medallions were dispatched to Washington embassies for overseas transmission.
Van Buren Maine March 10 Customs Officer Emile J Vanier shot and killed a man identified as Can dide Dumais during a chase after catching him smuggling 30 gallons of alcohol across the border from Canada. A second man Albert Momeault from Van Buren is sought for his alleged involvement.
The Legislature's federal relations committee favored a resolution urging the War Department to award medals of honor and distinguished service crosses to officers and soldiers of the 26th Yankee Division chosen by General Edwards. It also backed daylight saving and urged Congress not to interfere in Italy Adriatic boundary disputes. The committee reported the Locke auto way bill as “next General Court” action.
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