Kahn Demands Recall of AF to Europe Withdrawal
Representative Kahn of California, head of the House Military Committee, proposes recalling American forces from Europe and outlines a two month investigation. He backs a peace time army of 100,000 and universal training, aims to publish full treaty terms, and argues the French and British troops were beaten by American troops.
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Hartford Auto Safety Circular Promises Vigilant Enforcement
Robbins B. Stoeckel, commissioner of motor vehicles, drafts a circular for inspectors explaining duties under the new law effective July 1. The memo clarifies terms like jitney and invites police departments to seek department interpretation to ensure safer automobiling in the state.
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Robbins B. Stoeckel
Costa Rican Insurgents Lacking Ammunition in Jose
In Jose Costa Rica May 32 the war minister leading operations reports insurgents in the northwest short on ammunition and food. They approach the Nicaraguan frontier while government cavalry pursue them. Demobilization of government troops has begun.
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Costa Rica
People’s Ice Company Wants Title Amended
The People's Ice company of Bridgeport filed a notice with the town clerk amending paragraph 1 of its certificate of incorporation. It strikes out the word company and inserts And Cold Storage company, so the firm becomes The People's Ice and Cold Storage company.
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German Delegation Sought Further Peace Treaty Delay
Paris reports circulated in peace conference circles that Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau sought an extra week to reply to the treaty. Officials stated the German side had not requested any further delay.
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Maastricht Vote Favors Annexation to Belgium
Brussels May 23. Recent municipal elections in Maastricht Holland favored candidates backing annexation of the district to Belgium. Belgium has claimed the Maastricht district in negotiations to revise the 1839 treaty.
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Drew Candidate for Federal Reserve Bank
New Haven May 23 Frederick M Drew of Ansonia will be Connecticut s candidate for director of the Federal Reserve Bank at Boston to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Thomas W Farnum Chamberlain of New Britain and Whipple of New Hillsden withdrawing their candidacies to present a single name It was stated today
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Frederick M. Drew
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Spain Acknowledges Polish Independence
Madrid May 23 The Spanish government sent a cordial acknowledgment of Poland's independence in response to a communication from Ignace Jan Paderewski the Polish prime minister.
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