Missouri doctor war service row prompts governor action
Jefferson City March 16 Resolutions by the Missouri State Medical Association urge Gov Gardner to compel state boards to reinstate physicians who resigned to join the army. Maj Frederick W Shaw seeks reinstatement at Mount Vernon TB Sanatorium after leaving in 1917. board appointed Dr Harry L Evans instead. Governor says resolution referred to Mount Vernon board and will not interfere.
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Missouri State Medical Association
Gardner
Medical Association
Mount Vernon
Frederick W Shaw
Harry L. Evans
Springfield
E. ©. Roseberry
AL Ro McComas
Sturgeon
Association
Gov
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Ife
Jopan
Eviyobee
Shaw
L. W. Cape
Maplewood
A. H. Hamil
St. Louis
Frederick D. Gardner
House of Representatives
Fiftieth General Assembly
Missouri
Army
Navy
Germany
Johns Hopkins University
Philippines
Mount Vernon Institution
Iie
Dro S. A. Newmann
McComas
Jefferson City
Medical Society
Senator Fall Voices Views On League Of Nations
United States Senator Albert B. Fall of New Mexico told the state legislature that he would not support a league of nations covenant granting the supreme council power to deploy U S troops to intervene in distant affairs. He argued the issue is a matter of Americanism and nationalism, not partisanship, and said the Irish question shows rebellion could be tolerated if the U S declaration is false.
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League of Nations
United States Senate
Serbia
Lloyd George Plans Quick Peace Treaty
Paris March 14 British Premier Lloyd George aims to finish and sign a preliminary peace pact quickly. Conference circles expect signatures within about three weeks, with a league of nations to be considered later in the final treaty. Sen James Wadsworth criticizes proposed league code and lack of principle.
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Associated Press
Paris
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Wadsworth
Jamacta
James W. Wadsworth
League of Tations
Balkans by Herbert Corey describes Yugoslavia and Dalmatia
Herbert Corey travels through Yugoslavia to assess its fragile unity and the looming clash with Italy over Dalmatia. He explains Yugoslav aims for freedom, Italian provocations, and the strategic importance of access to the sea for Serbia and neighboring states.
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Herbert Corey
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
Dalmatian
Callous charges against Canadian medical service in WWI
Brigadier General Charles A. Small of the Quebec executive assembly denounced the medical service in France England and Canada as careless and callous accusing Surgeon General Baptie Generals Jones and Foster Col Chisholm and other officers of favoritism and pull He said General Sam Steele died of a broken heart from unfair headquarters treatment and that Sir Robert Borden knew but tried to hush it up He claimed overseas medical administration was bad and expressed no confidence in current England based leadership Another item notes 1 419 386 demobilized officers and men with 83 774 in commissioned ranks and a total discharge pool of 1 678 500 with 26 798 applying for reserve commissions.
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France
England
Canada
Charles A. Small
Quebec Executive Assembly
Baptie
Jones and Foster
Chisholm
Sam Steele
Robert Borden
General Steele
Washington
War Department
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