Zone Building Law Discussed in Senate Committee
At the first meeting of the Senate district committee there was a general discussion of the Calder zone building law. Senator Calder, New York author of the bill, told the committee the proposed plan had worked well in New York. The committee plans further consideration next Monday. The Senate judiciary committee referred to a subcommittee Senator Walsh's bill to enlarge the jurisdiction of the municipal court of the District of Columbia. Senators Colt, Fall and Walsh of Montana will handle the bill. Senator Myers's bill to prohibit Vinisection of dogs in the District was referred to a subcommittee chaired by Norris with Colt and Ashurst as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate District Committee
Calder
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
District of Columbia
Colt, Fall
Montana
Myers
Norris
Colt
Ashurst
NEW TERMS TO HUNS CONTINUED FROM DIRSD PAGE
The text argues that if the German policy had succeeded the people would have welcomed it, now they cannot escape consequences after changing rulers post war. It states Allied aims for a peace based on justice, freeing oppressed peoples, redrawing borders with peoples’ will, and national independence, as outlined by President Wilson in 1918 and his later statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoang
Nualice
Europe
Wilson
Congress
Hans Not to Sign Unless Changes Made Are Radical
Berlin reports say German officials warn they will not sign the peace treaty unless the entente proposals are radically revised. The cabinet is portrayed as fully united, with no sign of internal division, while Erzberger faces rumors of quitting or altering the cabinet’s line.
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Hans
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Weimar
Mathias Igrabrrger
Ermistice Commission
Peace Commission
The
National Assembly
Erzberger
Senator Williams Attacks League of Nations as Partisan Issue
Senator Williams of Mississippi denounces Republicans for turning the league of nations into a party matter and vows Democrats will support it if urged to a nationwide vote. Senator Gronna of North Dakota presents a petition from Kis State Legislature urging rejection of both the league and the treaty.
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Williams
Mississippi
League of Nation
League of Nations
Gronna
North Dakota
Kis State
Senate
Ten Thousand Dollars in Thefts Charged to Sale
Charles F Salb Jr former book keeper for Southern Automobile Supply Co at 124 Maryland Ave NE was indicted by the grand jury on embezzlement totaling 10,449.40 dollars. Police say Salb claimed the ponies took it all. Edward J Quitin, 20, of 1343 Emerson St NE, was indicted for robbing mail and stealing five letters. Alfred Bauer of 418 C St NE indicted for tampering with mail. Alfred Goldstein and George H Wintner also indicted for postal law violations. Other indictments include Charles Lovett for assault with a dangerous weapon, Robert Paindecar for assault with intent to rob, and Harry Posey for nonsupport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Salb, Jr
Southern Automobile Supply Company
Maryland Avenue Northeast
Thomas F Sweeney
Polce
Young Salb
Edward J Quitin
Emerson Street Northeast
Arthur Clayton Bauer
C Street Northeast
Marie Alfred Goldstein
George H Wintner
Charles Lovett
Robert Paindeacer
Harry BD Posey
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Atlantic
Capitan
Jack Alcock
St. John's
Newfoundland
Ireland
England
London
Arthur W. Brown
Alcock
Chiden
Drei Tag
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
America
Washington
Sunday Post
DIRSD
Grand Jury
Auto Supply Co
Palais Royal
Paleis Reyal
Planters Nut & Chocolate Co
Ee-Mnere
Eee
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