Army Officers Seek Free Speech Rights in Sayre Letter
Washington December 28 AP The War Department to reply to John Nevin Sayre arguing that officers in the regular army are citizens first and entitled to free speech. Secretary Davis reportedly plans to state that officers may speak publicly on public questions as individuals as long as they do not speak for the department.
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Experimental pulp mill planned for Southern Tasmania
A new pulp and paper plant will be established in southern Tasmania to process native raw materials. The project aims to use locally sourced fiber and create regional employment.
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Tasmania
Walsh Praises Wilson at Woodrow Wilson Dinner
Senator Walsh of Montana praised President Wilson and criticized U S isolation at a Woodrow Wilson dinner in Louisville. He said the League of Nations could aid world peace and questioned whether the United States would have been better served remaining aloof, while honoring Wilson’s dedication to humanity and international law.
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League
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Fisherman Relates Harrowing Sea Ordeal and Survival
A fisherman recalls surviving a brutal storm at sea after a companion succumbed to thirst and injury. He details a tense period aboard, a pact to share fish for food, and tending a dying friend before the survivor was rescued. Separate notes mention agricultural innovations and gadget ideas.
Aged Negro Killed By Mob In Florida
Gainesville Fla Aged Negro George Buddington 55 was shot to death by unidentified men after a jail break near Waldo. A passing tourist found the body today. A coroners jury ruled death at the hands of unknown parties. Buddington had been jailed Monday on a pistol extortion charge from a Waldo white woman. Police said he was intoxicated at arrest.
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Mystery Man Kills Woman Then Himself on Saskatchewan Farm
An unidentified man shot and killed a woman believed to be his wife at a Surbiton area farm in Saskatchewan, wounded a farmhand, and then killed himself when surrounded by a posse. The woman, Mrs Woods, worked as housekeeper. their five year old daughter was unharmed. The incident followed the man's arrival last Friday. he prepared to leave when the shots rang out. A German built airplane and a new locomotive speedometer are also mentioned in the report.
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