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   Star (Newspaper) - September 19, 1919, Anniston, Alabama                                THE WEATHER m anil vicinity Partly and Saturday Final Edition VOL 3 365 Leased Wire SEPT 19 1919 10 PAGES TODAY Daily and Sunday a Sale A COPY Surprise for M Claim 4 Treaty President Pleads Meets Many Crowds at Number of Dead Is Between Towns on the Way to San Diego 350 and 425 Claim Res cue Workers PRESIDENTS VOICE RICH FAMILIES SHOWS IMPROVEMENT XI TUB THE TOOK Governor Kilby Regrets Defeat of Suffrage and Corrects Wrong Report Hy WILLIAM h A In Sept first public on in Thomas K Kilby mt hours after tho Susan H Anthony amend ment hud been killed in he House regret that thr luni ho of he with ivf on Tuesday luring imp he was JLS saying would send n ratification if to do so by Mrs W p of the Suffrage TH still em out of tho lions of he Si required on A OVATION JO HIM My tho Presidents Train in California Sept Wilson today through Califor nia in behalf of ratification nf HIP treaty He Is en to San he to speak late his after noon The President met many at small owns hand shaking and talking to the Wilsons slogan through Cali fornia was we are not and never Tvill be quitters aud any man tries to defeat tho peace treaty will bo overwhelmed The treaty the President claims isan organization of liberty and mercy for the Wilsons voice improve ment in his speech at Oakland last night and meeting vetl more of support from the audience at any other time on his trip When he said IE you have a friend who Is a fool him to hire a hall were cries of you Hiram Wilson had a sendoff fit Oak land which matched any he has hundreds lining the streets Ji cheer bim He riot rise itil late today but there was a irons to greet him at the first tion at he appeared night i At his President receiv JS AM SUF pullers nf MS saying i hat i would send lo thr Inri a message urging the of iho federal iT a Tor such action on my should have my first consid and that 1 should not ask the attention of the legislature to other matters even hough of Sc toll of tidal wn and placed at dead and pr of Almost continuous iain since Sunday hits made cult ho problem of care 3000 homeless to complete he tent Former Mayor appeals fur outside jis Dozens oE once prosperous cit have been made penniless he said Financial assistance is what people an yoing to need the men with families The people have not lost their courage Ail fey want is money to work with and the city will he rehabilitated quickly Plans for a sea wall such as saved Galveston from the terrors from Sundays storm al ready are under way 1 no make staie What I did say n the lady i asking who hy tha nl Alabama Kreal importance until our joint task of financing thc State was completed Personally 1 fee that as a matter of simple to our intelligent white as a re spouse o the call of the State und National Democratic commit should certain hom ih suffrage DUTCH PROPOSE JOINING LEAGUE Tre Hague Sept 16 Delayed the Dutch parliament Queen announced the Dutch gov would propose joining the League of Nations Referring to tnu recent contro wib she said the Dutch government wag forced to maintain the independence of Hol land and support her rights and interests The dispute between Holland and Belgium referred to by the Dutch Queen relates to vision of the treaty of The Dutch declare Belgium has been seeking to acquire the province of hurg CONTRIBUTIONS SENT TO WOMAN IN MURDER CASE Teno Sept United fact that H Clements is serving as teer counsel for Miss Maud Moore charged with the murder of Le roy D Harth wealthy automobile man has brought a number of small contributions to be used in her defense Contributions are being received almost dally large ly from women it was stated Today a letter postmarked At lanta and signed Divorced Widow enclosing a one dollar was received Please accept this widows mite to help Miss Moore the let ter read I am divorced and know just what she has to con tend Martin Hunter Is a prince and God will lake care ot him I have two small children or would send more ACKER ASSIST VETS IS TO BE REPORTED Appropriates for Confederate Veterans and Widows of Vets Montgomery Ala report on the Senate of Mr Acker ot Calhoun county which ates annually for the confederate veterans and their widows in Alabama was voted Thursday by the Senate Finance and Taxation committee This appropriation will not take care of the provisions the of Senator Watt Brown of St Glair county which provides for a monthly payment ot to each pensioner Three hun dred thousand dollars will he needed to pay the annual pen sions it is said and the adminis tration is making an effort to provide the additional funds The Brown has been ap proved by the two houses and is ready for the approval of the gov ernor It is intimated he will hold up the measure until he ascertains where the State can get the additional revenue 20000 EXPECTED TO WALK OUT IN Buffalo Y Sipt 19 United leaders here claimed that between 18000 and 20000 men employed in steel plants in Buffalo and Lank awanna City will quit work on Monday the date set foLlie coun try wide strike of steel workers W J Griffiths a general or for the A P of L claim ed that every plant in Buffalo making steel would be affected except the Seneca Steel nd Iron company has an wh the union way LS was thai if such come from Mrs o her Alabama women I have discussed the question I would give h request my very earnest consideration li answer to the direct question further stated hat 1 would give preference lo heir and opinions since they lnow Ala conditions over similar re from outside State not exception the Chair man of l lie Democratic committee or the ot the United Slates that the financial TWO MEN IN i MEMPHIS FIGHT i 1 DUEL TO DEATH Memphis Tenn Kept United United States Marshal 0 W Webster find William restaurant proprietor are both dead follow ing a pistol duel here late his af in the business section of the city was formerly a police detective Marshal Carrigan was with Webster was shot the coat but not wounded PROSECUTION HAS COMPLETED CASE AGAINST KAISER Sept United attorney for Britain Sir Hewart according to Mirror him completed he case t the prosecution against former Kaiser The site where the trial Is lo Iw held has not heen selected stales London Dover Mow and Heligoland fur the trial Rev Dr Henry Allen Tupper Explains Fund From Carranza GOES VOLUNTARILY BEFORE COMMITTEE HE FROM MEXICO WAS IN MEM OF KOK YEARS Washington Sept United Itcv Dr Henry Allen Tupper pas tor of the First Baptist church Washington today as a the senate Mexican affairs lo tell of his work In Mexico Tappers name was thought in to the hearing when a draft was submitted which he had cashed in New York The draft which was paid o the Mexican by the Pe company was given to Tupper by the Tupper said tho draft was in payment of actual expenses dur ing the years 1933 1514 and 1315 and that he repeatedly re persona remuneration He went Into Mexico as a commis for the international peace forum making 14 to Mex ico 12 times to see or hs associates More than ro letters worn sub mitted to prove assertions These included letters irom Car dinal Gibbons W 1 Bran sena tors President Carranza and others My name was with Dr David Sarr Ionian in this hearing said Tapper I never knew him and was with him tees and as tho best policy for the of the State morally commercially and industrially Alabama should ratify tile Fed eral amendment I am sorry that a majority of he legislature has not arrived at a similar conclus ion It has hecu a source of re gret and some embarrassment to me hat conditions made It expedient and impossible for me to lake an active part In consideration and disposition of this matter for I do not feel easy occupying a position of when matters of such concern to he people and the parly are at stake EL H I 3 PIE Alleged Conspirator in Bolo Pasha Case Was to Have Been Shot Today Paris Sept Press Pierre Lenoir sentenced to death by courtmartial for ity in treason cases of Bolo and Charles Humbert for mer French senator and proprie tor of Le Journal received a post of his execution oday was to have been shot morning His request that Lite au postpone his death was granted when he declared he wish ed to make sensational revelations had not been brought out in his trial JUGOSLAVS ASK PROTECTION FROM ALLIES IN FIUME Pierre Lenoir a son one ot leading advertising agents in France was the principal of Le Journal In 1915 when Hum bert was alleged to purchas ed the paper with German Lenoir was charged with dealing with the enemy SOUTH WALKS FOR Sydney N S W ept United Press By a vote of 29 to the assembly of New South Wales favored for Ireland Congress Will Act Upon Suggestions For A Military Program Sept official in his honor over await widi 1 for tho future of tho country Ho hits been to before a Joint of son ami military at a lato ttt Mm to his views on the UN universal military the of a military Justice mil Julius of the houso military stated today that probably will not for a month as desired to him opportunity for a rtsl his Inborn abroad and n to visit his old homo at Mo or miy part of ho rountry lint lie desires So far few inklings of General views on biK mill tiry como to cou military Mo carefully avoided mention of thorn in his address to con Rr ORB yester day The only statement that could by construed to fu policy was hls hearty indorsement of tho draft lav Chief of March In his beforo the military com objection would he to some features of tho mil and some members of con groats belie vo General not approve all of tho plans particularly the general peace time Some believe will object to the pow ers of the genera staff ns outlined in the Meanwhile some General In the report of ho American fomi ho IB now completing which ho has slated will bo con to in military today o bohl an informal reception at tho war de for army before youter day to receive tho tho American Walter Heod whore BOV oral hundred wounded soldiers aro under treatment FIVE KILLED AT CROSSING N J Sopt portions were lust night nt a grade crop Ring of tho Pennsylvania mil road when ttys driver of thc auto which they wore riding disregarded Mm warning of tha crossing watchman and drove his machine directly m front oC on passenger train No Effort to Be Made to Op erate Steel Plants Claim Chicago Sept United plants In Chi cago district will If the workers Monday officials stated today No effort will be made to use strike breakers it was said Plans to this effect wore being worked out today by corporation officials believe it would lend to prevent possible blood shed A canvass of the Gary Ind plant however officials of the company staled showed that 8302 out of 10125 men inter viewed expressed the opinion that they would remain at work and not walk out Monday Union officials answered this with tho declaration that per cent of the workers voted to allow the national council to call a strike in case It could not reach an agreement with company of Wishes Agriculture Repre sented at Industrial Con gress NOT SATISFIED WITH THREE MEN IS INDUSTRY OP THK NA TION ANT ENTITLED TO DELEGATION SCpi ort Wilson WKS urged to appoint at least fifteen farmer tho conference hero October n in a telegram from Arthur Cupper Capper declared that since ag Is the basic Industry of the nation it should have as many representatives another classes He said that three delegates South Chicago steel agriculture ai proposed are era were instructed today to main away from the plant In view of the Importance oC they had laid down their tools I farming to tho general welfare I Men sent out from union thy were informed will take of Iho pick fit work Treaty Is Presented in Pres ence of Allied Representa tives and Corespondents BOUNDARIES MUST BE CHANGED SOME 01 INLY MIST IAV UI Purls uny ho at Iho Iti ir lo n riply T n n il head of llin fou nn ho mKl hn in thn Tho ot tin tuoli in i ho n n sun1 nf ouch coun try and 0 n own paper dunta of ulm infi to tho oC und recognition of n now slate form Iho of tho Bulgarian treaty lowa thu Austrian treaty in KI outline Tho changon provide Bulgaria modify lior in four in favor ot und that orn bo reded to thu allies for futuro Tho fron tiers with Rumania and re main practically Oilier provisions of thu treaty are that her army lo 20000 pay a repara tion of recog tho of Jugo und tho IrntiMoH of BrouL and Bucharest of wan tho completion of tho tho American delegation opposing tho rest of the allies in decision to award it to Greece Whatever final IB marte tho Dnl it is will ho an outlet lo tho sea Laior Issues Challenge to World Must Have Rep PRESIDENT TOLD STRIKE COME IN OF TO lly S Tress Sept steel is oil said John brad of he steel or today n wo confer with of the of Tabor ill In mill nn or Us o for nf Industry in M UHler to WII noil tho lubor ho slogan of Ihn lenders of 21 unions whoso nro in Mm who on Monday were lu strike In ti bo until consent to u the labor loaders at which can be anil How effective the will bo la beyond accurate forecast Tho sleel corporation claims not more Hum 15 per cent of Ha employes are labor loaders dije FITZPATRICK IN CONFERENCE Washington Sept United head of the steel organization committee wont into conference with Samuel dampers head of tho American Federation of letter to President Thoy informing him it is impossible to accede to his request for post will lie surprised nt iho number ot hla men who are organized and tlint in to this as well as union men will respond to the striku call Leaders for every strike dis have been ar for been made and only Monday i3 awaited to throw a large section of country luto a titanic in struggle as the labor leaders claim or that of the workers as expressed throughout the union heads la not tltc voice of the Scored after noon met lit Juet before tho conference of the strike until alt Control to Take Over Inspection Of Prisons and Camps House Passes Measure Increasing Authority of Board of Com rol and Economy and Board of Convict In Senate Passes Lynn Cold Storage Aims at High Cost Problem Ala Sept 10 Tim his morn ng voted 13 to 3 to confer additional powers on tho Klalo Hoard of Control anil Economy placing it In charge of Inspection of nil slate prison convict thereby the of convict Inspectors officers and thereof This fin administration measure The Senate by a vote of 23 to HID law ia left with 17 i i 6 killed the of of Walker county which would have abolished tho Stati Budget sion The Lynn Cold Jug pin i surrounding kcd saying I 1 have of the occupation of may Jnx properly i is lo hav by HIP Italians in HID law ia left Department The House this morning of general hills at iio rato the and of five an hour As has past Hoime had been in groat UR house hill was passed bv a during tho days it of r to 35 There was having for Speak tr lo rap for order every of t of Only three the larmers the hit to their products at tho end calendar Tiii is one of the antiprofiteering and requires hac rll cold goods must marked date of arrival and after it the plant Enforcement and it jf that the session adjourns today it will be until Mon day Use Senators and llep will in com plete their labors should like respectfully lo suggest i that this Is Inadequate tatlon at a conference which will consider matters of BO vital con cern to agriculture and to the na tion wired Labor Is to have 15 delegates which I think IB proper and com mendable I should most earnestly to urge that tho farm ing Interests of Iho nation have not less Lhan that many STORM DANGER INCREASES IN MIDDLE WEST Washington Sept 19 Rd signals are to announced that heer the conference in would have a statement to Washington October li was a out Monday tho day the mathing indictment o he of steel workers is In go Info States Steel corporation feet charges against thu corpor al ion from intimidation of workmen In prevention or or and arming of plants with cannon and rifles to mur der The President was told UHS no lovger pos MAN WHO ACTED AS PROSECUTOR FOR CZAR HELD he displayed on Lakes Michigan Huron and Erie tho weather reau slated today on the Kansas of yester day which Is now In Illinois regions further In crease In Intensity London Sept Vipper Tho history of tho iong fight prosecuting attorney under labor in seeking recognition Czars regime directed recited and while waa prosecution yuara aio of expressed that for rirst timu Mendel n charged ahor could not favorably with B ritual murder in now rennest from the President trial u soviet jury it the surrender reported hero today in a wireless r hope message from Moscow I cany for was accused of ls lx leaders killed a boy to obtain upon Ilio refusal of Judge for a religious rile fot workers ill This they declare is denial of labors In declared at the account was tlir o DENIAL FILED BY HUSBAND OF OPERA SINGER Chicago Sept for L C Currl filed a denial of of Infidelity made by Mme In hor petition for In j Tho answer with improper with Homer Samuels her accompanist AIRSHIP CARRYING FOURTEEN LANDS IN WASHINGTON SAFELY Sept Tlir uir carrying II gors nl p in nut firM its to Sun Tho MK by is it filtered he of Colum bia of in indus in the Conditions under it shall John of the and W n counsel drew a distinct liu and participation Rubins de clared thn fight is for of tho steti in through representation of labor in Ilio determination of Wildes ami living coldi tions can he grued only organization and of such organisation per of the lo fur tie Kinill Thn are obviously pro pared to fight lo tho and da un IaKa Col   

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