Washington report on prison brutalities in Paris district
Associated Press reports Brigadier General W W Harts testified he was satisfied with his record at the Paris post and said no military police strong arm arrests were reported though about ten brutalities were cited among ten thousand arrests during his four months in command. Chairman Johnson indicated the committee could fill with soldiers ready to testify about brutalities and noted General March and other officers acknowledged a basis for the charges.
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Washington
Paris
W. W. Harts
Sfrench
House War Investigating
Harts
Johnson
General March
Hart
Directive on Duty and Accountability Quoted
A historical line stresses that failing to know and acquaint oneself with conditions made a person derelict to their duty, highlighting accountability and duty ethics in organizational or military contexts. The quotation emphasizes preparedness and responsibility.
Occupation of Rhine Cities Is Completed
The note from the German government discusses allied aims to withdraw troops while suggesting entry into Frankfort Hanau Homberg Dieburg and Darmstadt as needed to maintain order. It cites fears of widespread unrest and economic disruption from Communists and mobs, arguing for quicker German troop deployment without waiting for allied consent.
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Frankfort
Hanau
Homberg
Dieburg
Darmstadt
Elder
Wand
Germany
Gs Clermian
Germain
German note seeks limited troops for Ruhr zone
Berlin April 6 German note on Ruhr conditions says grave reports of sanguinary fighting in the Rhenish Westphalian region in mid March prompted the government to request Allied permission to send a limited number of troops to the temporarily menaced zone.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Lederaanns
American Commission Quits in Rhineland Tension
COBLENZ April 6 It was learned at the office of Pierpont Lt. Noyes American Rhineland commissioner and state department representative in the American occupied area that days ago Noyes formally disassociated himself from any action the high commission might take involving a French advance into unoccupied territory He also notified Washington of his action to the office in Cologne.
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American Commission
Coblninyz
Pierpont Lt. Noyes
State Department
Noyes
High Commission
Washington
SWITCHMEN STRIKE DECLARED ILLEGAL BY UNION
The Chicago switching district strike of 15 000 to 18 000 switchmen was called unauthorized and illegal. Officials predicted further service suspensions as 100 stockyard car receipts were recorded, with up to 18 000 out and 1 000 from other cities arriving to take their places. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ordered strikers to return to work within 24 hours or face expulsion.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Alb. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Chicago Yardmen’s Union
Tnion
Rock Island and
Pacific
Brotherhood of’ Railway
Brotherhood
Washington
Labor Board
Cummins-Esch
Creabés
Merchants Protest Anti Profiteering Scheme in Denver
Thirteen leading Denver merchants filed suit in United States district court seeking to block anti profiteering actions. They challenge evidence presented to the federal grand jury in Pueblo by the Department of Justice in its campaign.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Denver, Merchants Today
United States District Court
United States
Harry B. Tedrow
Federal Grand Jury
Pueblo
Department of Justice
Republicans Name Delegates to State Convention From Twin Falls County
Republicans of Twin Falls County gathered at the Parish hall for a mass convention to name delegates to the Idaho state convention in Coeur d Alene on April 28. S H Hodgins was named chairman. A committee to select the delegation reported and was accepted. Delegates proceed without instructions to Coeur d Alene. The group included Thomas Holmes Jess Eastman Carl Miller O P Duvall TT Weatherbrook Clarence Robinson Harry Dietrich JT Taylor.
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Twin Falls County
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
S. H. Hodgins
I. Munson
Ty du Coeur
D’ Alene
Thomas Holmes
Buhl
Jess Eastman
Carl Miller
Castleford
O. P. Duvall
Twin Falls
Weatherbrook
Win Falls
Clarence’ Robinson
Harry Dietrich
Hollister
JT. Taylor
City and town population changes listed
Wilmington North Carolina shows 33872 people an increase of 7624 or 29.6 percent. Cambridge Ohio records 13104 with an increase of 1777 or 15.7 percent. Greensburg Pennsylvania reports 15033 up 2623 or 13.5 percent. Ogden Utah lists 382804, an increase of 7224 or 28.2 percent. Vanesville Ohio has 29569 and an increase of 1543 or 6.5 percent.
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Wilmington
N. C
Cambridge
Ohio
Greensburg
Penn
Ogden
Utah
Vanesville
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Rison Grutalities
Rhine
France
Herr Mueller
Spartacans
Ihankfort
Economic Life Monaeceed
Diamond Hardware Co
Main Ave
Boyle Company
C. L. DeLong
Dist. Mgr
Irrigated Lands CO
First National Bank
Alex. W. ‘Murray
W. H. Eldridge
Lavering
Salisbury Field
Margaret
Mayo
A. S. Storm
Selwyn Cow
Josephine
Saxe
the Sainte
Seat Sale Maiestic Pharmacy
Liefit
Lee S. Hurst
He W. Wilson
Stowell
American Legion
Liberty Loan
Twin Falls Book & Stationery Co
Sergt
G. Duncan McLeod
E Greate Idaho Departent Store, Ltd
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