Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Edward W Pickard surveys congressional maneuvers on the revenue bill urging income surtax limits, exemptions battles, and committee shifts, while Senate debates prohibition, World Court adhesion, and foreign debt settlements. He notes La Follette Jr and Nye on evolving committees, and reports on naval, coast guard, and international developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
la Fotllette
Ways and Meade Committee
House
Mary Norton
New Jersey
Rainey
Illinois
Green
Florida
Wisconsin
James A. Frear
Ways and Means
Senate
la Follette
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Sorile
Ladd
United States
Edge
Bruce
Maryland
Willis
Ohio
McKellar
Tennessee
Anti-Saloon League
Mitchell guilty on eight specifications in court martial
Cc William Mitchell was found guilty on all eight specifications and sentenced to five years’ suspension from rank command and duty with no pay. Dismissal was not imposed due to his World War I record. The verdict came as ten judges shook his hand. a March letter from former secretary of war Weeks to President Coolidge criticized Mitchell’s conduct as unfit for high office. Major Gullion urged the maximum sentence, accusing Mitchell of disorder and conduct bringing discredit to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc William Mitchell
Mitchell
John W. Weeks
Coolidge
Allen Gullion
Guilion
Ambassador Moore Resignation Accepted and Homebound
MBASSADOR A P MOORE has informed the king of Spain that his resignation has been accepted and that he will soon come home. He was a personal appointee of President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbassador A. P. Moore
Spain
Harding
Resignation at Railways Office Shifts Duties to Treasury
Ames C. Davis resigned as air rector general of railways and the duties of the office, now very light, were taken over by Secretary of the Treasury Melton.
Grand Prairie News Roundup From Tuesday to Saturday
Grand Prairie residents connected daily via visits and arrivals. Henry James traveled to Kimball and back, guests stayed over at the James home, and numerous locals visited relatives and shopped in Sidney. A baby girl blessed Mr and Mrs W O Johnson, with mother and child reported well. Snow blocked roads Saturday amid Christmas shopping activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James
Kimball
Gladys Enington
James Irwin
Anna Jorgensen
John Olson
Henry Kragel
J. C. Jorgensen
A. R. Tremain
John DeMers
J. GO. Jorgensen
W. O. Johnson
Babe
August
Will Gade
Paul Heinzman
Charles Welton
Sidney
Mr. James
Sophie Kragel
John Hokom
Grand [Frairie
Will Frerichs
William Frerichs
Potter
Denver
Mrs
Melure Weaver
Frank Heinzman
Paul
Holm
Earl Charles Welton
Richard
Ralph
Erma
Kragel
Alfred Jorgensen
Alva Hart
Ray Rexroth
Walter Kragel
Richard Brauer
Fragmentary hometown notes on visits and assistance
Miss Freida Michelman stayed with the Charles Welton family from Saturday to Monday while Henry James visited James Irwin. George Gade aided Frank Christensen with a sled on Monday. Earl and Rebert Hohn were Sund callers Monday. Fred Nelson visits the Frank Christensen household at this writing. others left cars stranded and walked home aided by a scoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Michelman
Charles Welton
Henry James
James Irwin
George Gade
Frank Christensen
Earl
Rebert Hohn
Fred Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coleman L. Blease
South Carolina
Damascus
Raine
Cologne
Enator Smoot
Belgium
Italy
Reed
Howell
Norris
Johnson
Missourian
Foreign Relations Committee
American Peace Foundation
America
Swanson
Borah
League of Nations
Washington
World Court
Bingham
Connecticut
Secretary of Commerce
Ellard
Coast Guard
Wiibner
Navy
General Staff of the Army
General Board of the Navy
Ilinois Supreme Court
J.en Small
Small
Supreme Court
Britain
Turkey
Mosul Vilayet
Council of the
Irak
Mosul
National Assembly
Angora
Council
Great Britain
Laldoner
Ouis Loucheur
France
Chamber of Deputies
Lke
Loucheur
Paul Donmer
Senate Finance Committee
Erich Koch
Democratic Party
von Hindenburg
Germany
Social Democrats
Reichstag
Khan
Persia
Shah Pehlevi
Mesaagen
George of
Englaand
Grand Prairie
Sranod
Chi-Chesters
Tlomatt
Mati Nomno
W. W. Jordan
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