Revenue District Consolidation Proposed for Indiana
Reports from Terre Haute Indiana say the sixth and seventh internal revenue districts may merge with headquarters in Indianapolis to be effective June 30. Branch offices would be in Evansville Vincennes Terre Haute and other cities under the plan outlined by Internal Revenue Commissioner Daniel C Roaper. Disposition of Jesse R Strouse new seventh district collector includes a salary of 4500 a year and may replace Peter J Kruger as overall district collector. Kruger remains sixth district collector.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Washington
Gard
Indianapolis
Evanaville
Vincennes
Terre, Haute
Daniel C. Ropar
Jsase
R. Strouse
Peter J. Kruger
Kruger
Winston's Cigars Promises New Sale Plan After July First
The note promises better cigar supply and introduces a Pay Day Special after July first. It mentions unveiling who handles the home made Union-made cigars and a new selling departure. A pow at the Rexal is noted, with a confident closing line.
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Rexal
Pershing Visits London Briefly After France Return
General Pershing arrives in London from France for a short visit. He is greeted at Dover by General Biddle and driven to the capital as the American Expeditionary Forces commander begins a brief London stay.
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London
Pershing
France
Dover
Biddle
England
Unostentatious Stranger Plans Oxford Departure
A plainly dressed man, little recognized by locals, will spend the night in town before driving to Oxford tomorrow morning.
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Oxford
Peace Means End of War Time Acts
Washington, D. C., June 24. Signing of the peace treaty by Germany will trigger rapid demobilization and automatic expiration of many war laws and bureaus after Wilson proclaims peace. Among expiring measures are trading with the enemy censorship, the war trade board, espionage act, and food and fuel conservation acts.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Wilson
War Trade Board
Food and Fuel Administrations
Telegraph
Act Authorizes U S to Lend Unlimited Aid to Allies
The draft mentions a legislative act authorizing the United States to loan unlimited amounts of money and resources to Allied nations, outlining scope and aims of support.
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United States
Lenroot Attacks Baker Over Postwar Land Purchases
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin charges gross breach of trust by Secretary Baker and the War Department for authorizing postwar land purchases costing millions after the armistice. He faults Baker for not approving more land buys and questions funding to abandon Ft. Sill and move to Columbus, Ga. He argues the War Secretary lacked authority to suspend military operations and use war funds for peacetime land purchases.
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Washington
Baker
War Department
Sen
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Department
Ft. Sil
Okla
Columbus
Secretary of War
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