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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1919

Page

12

Pullman Officials Questioned Over Patrol Quarters

The discussion centered on sleeping quarters for patrol drivers, with Major Pullman and Commissioner Brownlow under fire for sanitary concerns. Brownlow admitted rumors reached him and that Mrs. Brownlow inspected station house dormitories, finding issues only in one location due to a supervisor. Wheeler pressed on duty hours and staffing, while the committee’s tone differed from prior hearings about pay raises for higher officials.

Brownlow Wheeler Board of Police Pontrol Mr. Wheeler

Americans Demand Immediate Action On League Treaty

Senators Jones and Johnson push for quick Senate action on the League of Nations covenant. Johnson, returning from a Western trip, says Americans want direct expression of a plain American stance and oppose pro-German and Bolshevik rhetoric. He cites massive crowds in Minnesota, Missouri, and Kansas City, urging the country to hear the case for Americanism and rejection of any six to one vote parity with Britain.

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Budendorff Says Disaster of Aug 8 Ended His Hopes

Ludendorff recounts August 8 as a turning point when German fighting power waned, reserves dwindled, and leadership shifted to risky, ineffective tactics. He details capitulations, morale collapse, and pressure from allies as the Entente launched a major offensive, signaling the war’s likely end.

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