Metropolitan police turmoil over unions and loyalty
District commissioners move to bar police joining any union affiliated with another labor group after September 7 1919. They warn willful noncompliance will lead to removal. Commissioner Brownlow defends neutrality pledges and emphasizes single allegiance to public authority amid ongoing talks with policemen's union and Congress over pay and department reorganization.
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Mosley discusses martial law and federal troops control
The article notes constitutional limits on using Federal troops over civilians in Washington and cites historical riots when troops acted as provost guards. It mentions Congress’ reluctance to deploy troops beyond military purposes and references a past aid response during severe rioting. Bristol and Roanske figures are listed in a late September report.
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