Air service leaders face reshuffle and controversy
Stanley Tignued outlines Daniel Mitchell’s career from a 1917 temporary lieutenant colonel to air service chief roles at Scott Carlstrom Deerfield and Kelly fields. The piece notes Mitchell’s push for a unified air force, past court martial talk, and Fechet’s upcoming reassignment, with March 26 as a retirement marker.
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Ry Commission
Air Service
Army
Scott Field
Carlstham
Derry Field
Kelly Field
Hern Department
Washington
Worms
Rmyland
Wisdén
Mitchell
House
Navy
Elu
Whitchell
House of Punishment
Wohen
Congress
Fechet
Afrervice
Wechet
Carlstrom Ld
Deerfield Field
Southern Department
Chief of
Criticism of Soviet Regime Sparks Debate in Timlis Parliament
In Timlis Georgia March 6 delegates from the non party peasants group in parliament harshly questioned government measures in the national policy report. Ukraine delegates voiced peasant discontent over postwar relief and crop failures while accusing the government of inaction in foreign affairs. Premier Rykoff announced a 16 percent increase in sowing areas in failed districts and noted cattle shortages improving.
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Timlis
Thesociated Press
Fet
Peasats
Ukraine
Rykoff
Saxon Strikers Gain Broad Support Across Regions
In Cologne and Dresden reports indicate railway unions and related workers rapidly align with the Saxon strikers. The Christian and National unions join the left in pressuring rail authorities for favorable wage terms amid ongoing industrial action. An adjourned conference with railway officials left wage talks unresolved.
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Cologne
Germany
Cofe
Eesen
Sresden
Unons
Rein
Saxony
Punchers Kept Crows Off Wires
March 6 report notes Pacific coast weather and Nevada cow incidents as punchers prevented crows from perching on utility wires.
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Pacific Coast
Nevada
Koretz Victims to Get Small Sum of Money
Victims who lost millions in Koretz Panama oil schemes will receive about 400000 from Koretz estate after the IRS waived income tax claims. Koretz fled Chicago in 1922, was captured, returned, and died weeks after conviction. Estate trustees opposed taxes on fraudulently derived income. A seized liquor stock was part of the estate dispute.
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Koretz
Chicago
Lee Koretz
Internal Revenue Bureau
Meter Reinécke
Internal Revenue
Nova Scotia
American Legation Authorized to Pay Chinese Bandit Claims
The American legation today was authorized to pay claims of Americans for banditry acts during the Shanghai Peking express raid on May 26 1923. About 300 people were taken to a temple at Paotzuku Fortress and held for ransom. Checks will be issued through the legation for citizens abroad and by the state department for those in America.
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Associated
Legation
Shanghai-Peking
Fortress
Paotzuku
China
America
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