Military justice debate at American Bar Association
Three US army generals including Leonard Wood and Hugh Scott testified before the American Bar Association committee on military justice reform. They argued against reducing civilian court control, urged clear guidelines for penalties, competent counsel for prisoners, and possible permanent courts with disqualified officers. The session featured strong defense of existing discipline and cautions about political interference.
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See Wilson Calls a Conference to Create National Bureau
Washington April 16 a conference to consider a national employment program for the creation of a unified employment service by cooperation with states and parties was called today by Secretary Wilson for April 23 1925. Invitations were sent to all states to send representatives. The purpose is to define a form of relationship between national and state employment activities and to secure a permanent system of employment service.
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General Blanquet killed near Chavaxtla in Vera Cruz fight
Report from Vera Cruz says General Blanquet was killed after a clash with rebels led by Blanquet’s faction near the village of Chavaxtla. General Guillermo Sanchez telegraphed that Blanquet’s force, once with 416 men, was defeated. Alvarez was captured, and Pedro Garay's lieutenant unit is reportedly among those taken.
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New England telephone operators end strike with wage review
Postmaster General Burleson and Secretary Mulmly announced settlement steps after talks with New England telephone operators. They urged workers to return to duty while wage requests are reviewed by the general manager. Burleson said See the department cannot grant raises without checking company finances. if increases are justified they will be approved, balancing revenues and expenses. He warned strikes could disrupt service if workers do not resume work. Washington, April.
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Missionaries Denied Pro German Links by Board Official
Dr WE Mrone acting foreign secretary of the American board denied reports that missionaries in huitesra e and northern Persia were pro German. The Associated Press dispatch claimed charges were forwarded to the board, but the official rebuttal insisted no such associations existed and demanded clarification of the allegations.
Salt Lake Wins Second Contest Over Portland
Salt Lake defeated Portland 5 to 2 at Honneville Park in a well pitched game with sharp defense. Highlights included a double play ending the seventh and notable catches by Tanine Johnson and Bill Rumler. Markle pitched well for Salt Lake as Mageert and Krug contributed in the field.
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Troops Move On a City in Munich Advance
Large forces of Revarkin troops with artillery began an advance on Munich yesterday morning, according to the Vaneblatt. It is unclear if a decisive battle has occurred.
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Polish rail bill aids textile drive and defense of Lemberg
A bill to finance new railways to boost employment was approved. A secret session discussed the situation at Lemberg and a motion urged vigorous defense of the city against the kt jas while prompting efforts to secure cotton for the Polish textile industry.
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Battleship Oregon to join Victory Loan drive on Pacific coast
The battleship Oregon, famed for its Spanish American War voyage, will cruise from Bremerton along the Pacific coast to bolster the Victory Loan campaign. A Kentucky and six other ships will cover Atlantic and gulf ports, with a returning victory ship sailing San Francisco to New York to track subscriptions. Oklahoma Kiowa agency reports pledges surpassing quota, leading among 24 agencies.
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Polish Troops Cross German Territory into Treves
The first trains carrying General Hal ler's Polish troops reached Treves this evening en route to Poland. Three trains are described as passing through Treves and Cologne daily, with troop movements continuing.
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Polish troop movement crosses Rhine in four routes
Reports state about one thousand men will be moved by six divisions and transported across the Rhine at four points. It is estimated to take 60 days for all to pass through occupied areas. Several American officers will join the fret train at Coblenz en route to the interior of Germany for the movement.
Aviators Fall 1000 Feet Into Swamp In Minnesota
In Snelling Minnesota on April 16 an airplane crashed after the first lap toward Florida. Discharged soldiers Frank Iw and P Cannon survived the 1000 foot swamp fall two miles from the post. They were uninjured and the craft was destroyed.
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County County Nowa 18 Over The Top Autographs Victory Quota
In April nineteen county including Huorlington claims first in state and nation to assign its full quota of the Victory Joan. The quota set at 1 501 950 dollars. Sixteen banks in the county underwrote the entire amount, altering plans and resales.
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Citizen May Hold $20,000 in Bonds Exempt From Tax
Washington April 1 The Treasury warns that under the Victory Liberty loan attay a person may hold up to 20600 dollars in bonds taxed as Liberty notes. The exemption applies to first, second, third and fourth loans with interest received after January 1, 1919, provided the holder retains at least one third as many Victory Liberty loan notes. The exemption continues during the life of the loan.
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Victory Liberty loan act exemption note clarified
The statement explains interest received as of January 1, 1919 on a five year note with a maximum of $30,000. It defines exemptions from surplus profits and war profits taxes and states the exemption is additive to prior ones under the Victory Liberty loan act and independent of subscriptions to the Victory loan.
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Debate on League of Nations at Indiana Manufacturers Dinner
In Indianapolis, Senator Atlee Pamerene of Ohio and George Wharton Pepper of the League for American Independence argued the League of Nations issue at the Indiana Manufacturers Association dinner. Pepper urged rejection of the covenant while Pamerene defended it as drafted by Paris.
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Balloons Test Air Currents Over Omala Expedition
United States Army conducted a balloon ascent at Omala to study air currents and meteorological conditions. Lieutenant Colonel commanding officer and Lieutenant Ralph A. Rose joined the mission, with the balloon reaching high altitude before winds delayed recovery. The craft drifted east, with the landing expected along the Atlantic coast, as observers noted meteorological apparatus and maps aboard.
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