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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
14
A deputy sheriff tracks a gang across the Hudson area aided by a stolen favorite gun and his rifle skill. He engages bandits in a tense confrontation and, against overwhelming odds, emerges victorious through marksmanship and nerve.
Ayer and Son mark thirtieth business anniversary with a gala banquet at the Bellevue-Stratford Ballroom. Notable attendees include former President William Howard Taft, Victor Lawson, N. C. Kingsbury, and Edward W. Rok. Over 90 people expected to attend as publishers and leaders from across the nation join the event.
The American Red Cross announced Washington must boost donations to reach a 1060 pounds target for Europe’s sufferers. Donations arrive slowly. those unable to deliver can notify salvage HQ at Delaware Avenue and U Street via Lincoln 16, for pickup arrangements.
The new Victory Liberty Loan offers six month deferred payments from May 10 to November 11 with installments due May 10 July 18 August 12 September 3 October 7 and November 11. Ten percent due with application via May 10, 18 percent by July 18, 26 percent on each of the remaining dates. Accrued interest due with the last payment.
A joint antiprohibition campaign committee represents New York City hotels and restaurants seeking aid. The group promotes anti day prohibitions alongside other drives to influence public policy.
The commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces lists casualties in France: 60 killed in action, 18 died of wounds, 25 died of disease. The report names many Private and Sergeant personnel from multiple states including Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan, Ohio, and others, with locations and affiliations.
A letter from James Woods, chairman, asserts a national campaign to shift states from dry to wet, with Vermont and Massachusetts cited as examples. Brussels reports say 6000 Belgian civilians died from German ill treatment, 7000 children orphaned, 125000 men deported, and Belgium seeks 180.09 million francs in German reparations.
J G Rogers, secretary to Representative Charles J Howland of Pennsylvania, reports a theft from a Bowlar scene. A thief seized six quarts of whiskey six quarts of champagne and ik he hails, along with silk hats. Loss estimated at seventy dollars.
Charles S. Barrett returns from the peace conference in Paris as a representative of the national board of farm organizations. A cablegram was sent to Wilson regarding the results and next steps for the farm league.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses agricultural policy, inclusion of a permanent part of a legal framework, mentions Mr Barrett and farmers, but lacks coherent details or identifiable events, names, or dates to summarize a concrete news item.
A Secretary of War Baker letter indicates he returned Ansells reply to Cal. Avupel with a view that public disclosure would not help. Ansel said he would not comment or help publish. He urged Superior Officers or the War Secretary to decide if changes in the court martial system are needed.
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