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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

Page

14

National Guard Tank Company L Formed with 25 Tanks

The War Department announced a new National Guard unit named Company L to be formed in the United States. It will include twenty four light fighting tanks and one light signal tank, with ten 37 millimeter guns and fourteen machine guns. The barber quip about which side to pick concludes the piece.

National Guard United States War Department National Guard Organization

Rumor Mill at City Hall Pools Over in Caldwell Era

City hall becomes a rumor factory as Caldwell administration nears a royal derby handoff. An informal Saturday caucus aims to shape the council lineup, while officials juggle official duties and gossip-filled hopes for political favor.

Caldwell

Multiple Protests and Political Rumor Sweep Nineteenth Century Briefs

Wire briefs report student protests at Clemson College over cadet punishment and kitchen police terms, a Me customs killer of alcohol smugglers, a New York rummage sale crowd injuring bystanders, Columbia sophomores clashing with freshmen at dinner, Berkeley refloated after grounding, a 17 year old police confession in Missouri, and various college and political notes from Washington to Spokane.

Clemson College New York Columbia

Wash Women Plan Union Protest for Higher Pay

In Aurora Illinois on March 11 workers preparing to organize a union to secure 45 cents an hour for wash women. The move signals a collective bargaining effort and wage demand by local laborers.

Aurora

Seattle Star Presidential Ballot

Ballot listing presidential choices with a write in space. Names include Newton D. Baker, Wa. E. Borah, Hiram Johnson, Frank D. Lowden, William G. Mead, A. Mitchell Palmer, Miles F. Poindexter. Voter may mark a choice or write in a name at the bottom.

Mars

Houston warns veteran bonus could strain national finances

Secretary of the Treasury Houston told the House Ways and Means Committee that enacting soldier aid proposals would raise living costs and burden every citizen. He urged raising funds by taxes over issuing new bonds, warning a one to two billion dollar expenditure would be a serious national issue. He noted taxes cannot be cut materially for a long time.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Houston House Ways and Means Committee United States Congress

Army Transport Mount Vernon Goes to Dry Dock

The monster army transport Mount Vernon was placed in drydock at Hunters Point in San Francisco after a successful trial voyage. The ship will depart for Vladivostok next Tuesday.

Army Transport San Francisco Monster Army Transport Mount Vernon Hunter's Point Vladivostok

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