Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 219, 26 June 1919 — Page 16
1AGE SIXTEEN
' ) RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1919;
MATE DEMANDS EXPLANATION OF SIBERIA POLICY
Johnson's Resolution Asking for Statement is Passed by, : Committee. :."
WASHTNOTON, D. C Jane 2S. By
unanimous vote the senate foreign relation! oomzoittee today decided to
recommend adoption of Senator Johneon's resolution calling upon the president to furnish to the senate a state
ment of the administration's policy in Siberia.
The resolution calls specifically for information as to the purpose of the expedition vow In Siberia, haw long
fthe troops- are to be kept there, and why they are being kept there. The failure of the Democratio senators to oppose the resolution ta the committee Indicated the administration trill sot object to wng public its position -with regard to Siberia. jVolonteer American troop ere being mmX there now to replace those sent rer In the first expedition.
TURKEY WxUTBE NEXT'COUNTRY TO RECEIVE PEACE TERMS
Richmond Uan Playing Piano With Original Jazz Band In London J. Ruaael Robinson, formerly- pianist at the Washington theatre. Is now playing in London with the Original .Dixie Jass band of New York, which played at the arrival of the NC-4 in England. A reception for the officers of the jNC4 was held at the Marble Arch souse, June 5 at which time the band played. ; Robinson, in a letter to his brother, John Robinson, drummer at
the Washington, says he talked with Lieutenant Commander Reed and was given two autographed photographs, one of which he sent to his brother here.
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Court Supports Prosecution I Of Dry Law Violators (By Associated FrsO NEW YORK. June 26. The United States circuit of appeals, in an opinion handed down today modified the injunction recently granted brewers by Federal Judge Mayer against United States District Attorney Caffey and Acting Collector of Internal Revenue McElllgott. The opinion of the higher court permits the prosecutor to proceed against alleged violators of the war time prohibition act.
TITT0NI ASK SUPPORT.
. ROME, Wednesday, June 25. Premier Tittoni, addressing the senate today, called upon parliament and the country for their full and unconditional support, regardless of . party. He said the Italian parliament and the -country realize with anxiety that while the disposition of the national aspirations still are uncertain, those of other powers already have been acknowledged. He said he was quite willing to answer all legitimate requests for explanations.
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Just Wants To Live To Hear Results Of Fight, Says Condemned Slayer NEW YORK, June 26. Gordon Fawcett Hamby maintained his air of indifference, which has characterized his every action since being brought back here from Tacoma, Washington, when he faced Chief Justice Lewis Fawcett in the supreme court In Brooklyn today to be sen
tenced to die in the electric chair.
Hanby, or Allen as he prefers to be known, was convicted on Tuesday of
killing Dewltt C. Pearl, paying teller
of the East Brooklyn Savings bank
while Hamby and a confederate were
robbing the bank of $13,000 on De
cember 13, last. Henry Coons, an
other employe of the bank, was shot
to death by the robbers. Hamby has
declared he will go to the chair protecting ; the name of his companion
in the robbery.
Aside from expressing the hope that
he might live to hear the result of the
Willard-Dempsey championship bout, Hamby offered no objection to the
court setting an early date for his
electrocution.
Axriml of Damad Ferid Pasha Cman wearing fez) at Haireson and chateau of Harieson, France, where Turkish i peace delegates will stay.
While the United States department of labor has estimated that there exists in the country a shortage of 500,000 houses as a result of the stoppage of building by war conditions, it is probable that half a million does not cover the actual deficiency. !
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Turkey will be the next enemy country to be disposed of by the peace conference. It is expected that the Turkish peace delegates
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of Haireson, France, where they will receive the terms to sirn. Recent reports state that Turkey will sign without delay. .
FOUR YANKS KILLED IN SIBERIA ACTION
fBy Associated Press' WASHINGTON, June 26. One officer and three enlisted men were killed, two men were wounded and one officer and four enlisted men were captured in recent fighting with antiKolchak forces in Siberia, the war department was advised today by Major General Graves, commanding the Siberian expeditionary forces.
Poles Charge Armistice Break To Ukrainian By Associated Fres PARIS, June 26. The armistice entered into several days ago by the Poles and "Dkranians has been broken by an advance on the part of the Ukranian forces, according to information received here today.
Over Thousand Troops Arrive At New York
(By Associated Press) NEW YORK, June 26. The transport Sierra arrived here from Saint Nazaire today with 1,543 troops, including 41 officers and 771 men of the 171st provisional battalion organized from scattered units at the port of embarkation for convenience of transportation. Units represented in the battalion Included the 328th field remount squadron, 3d, 8th and 9th mobile hospitals, 101st bakery company, 18th sanitary squadron, 52d and 56th hospital trains, and 30th company transportation corps. Other units on board included two officers and 272 men of the 324th service battalion and email detachments from the 330th bakery company, 307th butchery company, 66th field artillery, scattered casuals and 273 sick anJ wounded.
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