Foes of War Reaffirm Stand on Seventeen Year Anniversary
The seven congress members who voted against entering World War I reaffirm their stance on the seventeenth anniversary. They criticize the war as a costly, divisive misjudgment and warn that future conflicts would threaten the nation’s security and economy. They name Dill, Lundeen, Britten, and others as holdouts who still oppose entanglements and the World Court.
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America
Witsou
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House of Representatives
House
George W. Morres
Nebraska
Clarence C. Dill
Washington
Denver
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Lundeen
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Youth Recovery Radio Gear Seized in Raid
Marvin Boefjr a 19 year old from Seginn bor faced a federal case for operating an amateur radio station without a license. Agents raided an attic at the Sorfle farm, seizing equipment amassed over years of planning. His attorney Egbert Sthweppe told him he would likely recover the gear after United States District Attorney W R Smith Jr signed an order.
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Seginnbor
R. J. McMilan
Sorfle
Mervin
Egbert Sthweppe
United States District
W. R. Smith Jr
German ship Optimist owner denies Mororca bound arms tale
Berlin April 5 The Hanterburger Fremdenlat reports the owner and captain of the German ship Optimist deny claims that the vessel is Mororca bound with arms for rebellions. They say the marshal's office will return seized property as a repeal of a law for forfeiture and seizure of equipment in such cases.
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Aay
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First reports of re enrollment in Texas district soldiers
First reports indicate about 740 members from 21 companies in the Texas district elected to drop out of the GGG or Wéte denied re enrollment. District headquarters in Houston notes vacancies will be filled but plans for new enrollments have not been announced.
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Experts of Three Powers Meet for Mapping Treaties
Rome reports that Italian, Austrian, and Hungarian officials met to outline economic provisions. They aim to finish by May 15 and finalize agreements to boost Austria and Hungary’s trade and independence.
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Hur
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Benita Mussolini
Engelbert Dollfuss
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Hungary
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Income suits dropped in federal court in Austin
Six internal revenue suits against Ines Hass, former collector for this district, were dropped in federal court on motion by defense attorneys. The government saved about 4520.86 in income taxes. The article also notes a three piece bedroom suite listed at 329.60 and references a Light Classified ad.
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Ines Hass
Austin
De-Fitise
Behn Mednam
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