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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
11
A telegram stated German forces crossed the Polish border from Lych to Rygrod at 3 o clock on Saturday afternoon but the press note said Poles were resisting effectively. It claimed the German incursion was comparatively small in numbers.
Paris reports show Allied divisions over Germany's reparations with Ribot warning France faces a 36 billion franc deficit by 1926 and possible bankruptcy without higher revenues. He urges pooled reparations and shared burdens among allies, stressing the need to boost industrial output and taxes.
A garbled excerpt questions whether a nation has embedding among great powers and whether it retains its rightful place despite past and future enormous sacrifices. The fragment hints at patriotism, national standing, and costly commitments without clear subjects or events.
District commissioners vote to prohibit water use for washing streets and sidewalks amid potential water famine. Law permits lawn watering. penalties range from 1 to 10 dollars per violation. Street cleaning will still use water as daily consumption nears summer highs. Congress urged to act quickly on supply plans. engineers lead while commissioners refrain from recommendations.
The Alumni Association of Business High School holds its fourteenth annual trip to Marshall Hall on Friday June 6 with boat rides at 10 am 2 30 pm and 6 15 pm. Planned entertainment includes dancing on the pavilion races a baseball game between boys and girls and a moonlight ride home. Half the proceeds fund employment for returning Business High School servicemen. This is a chance to reconnect with friends while supporting a good cause.
Thomas E Hodgskin, a New York attorney, was acquitted by a jury in Justice Siddons court of violating the Trading With The Enemy Act. Prosecutor Harold C Warper led the case for the United States. Hodgskin claimed his report was proper and that he did not intend to break the law regarding shares held by German subjects.
Stephen Badwin of New York and Frank J Hogan of Washington represented Kin, the jury verdict came after about ninety minutes of deliberation. Polk plans to return to his New York law practice and withdraw from public duties, despite discussions of potential posts including Attorney General. Congress expresses regret as Polk’s diplomatic role had drawn mixed views on his alignment with the president’s policies.
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