Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - September 19, 1919, Reno, Nevada Metal Prices spot BAR electrolytic 23 Oct spot bid asked Oct bid asked SPELT East Sf de- livery spot offered at offered at FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS SERVICE The highest temperature recorded yesterday was degrees lowest 48 degrees Forecast for Fair and warmer VOL NO 189 RENO 19 1919 V FIVE CENTS Labor Leaders Turn Ddwn Plea of President for Postponement MANUFACTURERS LINE UP BACK OF CORPORATION Greatest Industrial Clash ol Years Is Faced By Country Sept tional for organization iron and steel workers late voted down a motion to rescind the taken at Washington culling a strike of all workers in iron steel mills not operating under union agreement next Monday The committee followed this by adopting a motion to affirm the tion taken at Washington Filial ad- justment was taken and the oE the four unions included in the national committee for homes to put the strike into effect The motion to postpone the strike after the industrial conference at Washington beginning October 6 was ordered it was announced of deference to President Wilson who had requested Samuel ident of the American Federation of Labor to use his influence to have tho walkout deferred There considerable discussion SIX TV DAYS O Sept is this a t Thus questioned Sheriff Slack f W P Hopkins proprietor of i convened presented himself to servo sixty days for I violating the liquor Inns In his f Hopkins carried In bonds in War Slumps In cash STEEL WORKERS TELL WILSON WHY STRIKE COULD NOT BE HALTED Sept staul workers national committee late made public a letter it has ed sent to President Wilson ing- eleven reasons why it could not with his to postpone stepl workers strike called for next Monday The letter also recites the history of the movement to ter the conditions of the workers and expresses faith in the president's de- sire to bring about a conference with We regret that for the first time your call upon organized not wilh letter if delay were no moru than delay even at the cost of nf in organizations we would to the fullest of our ability notwithstanding the men are Warrants Issued for Prisoners Now In Federal Penitentiary SAY WOMAN IS ALIEN Both Suspects Remain Custody Till Decision Is Reached In WASHINGTON Sept warrants for the arrest of Goldman and Alexander BerUman charging them with anarchy find ing their deportation have been the authorities Miss is a term in the federal penitentiary at son City Mo and is con- fined in the penitentiary at Atlanta G-a Both were convicted of ing draft SERVED ST LOUIS Sept became known today that a warrant for the deportation of Goldman was served on her last Friday in the ferson City penitentiary where she has finished a two-year tence for attempting to obstruct the army draft Her release from the penitentiary is set for 2 It was announced that had been by a deputy from the St Louis immigration office that Miss Goldman will be arrested firmly set for an immediate strike fta sne prison and un- But delav here means the surrender ess shP can provide bond she of all hope will hp in jan to await a de- hearing Miss entered the prison at Jefferson City in July 1917 the was born in in case the deportation is ordered the immigration authorities were under the impression that Russia would be Distribution at City Hall TO the country MORE TICKETS FOUND FOR WILSON MEETING of the motion both yesterday and day Speeches Emphatic Emphatic speeches were mado ary postponement It was de- clared thit neither President Wilson nor others who favored a ment wore cognizant of the actual conditions surrounding iron and steel mills It si alleged that workers were eager for the strike that they were discriminated against for union activities that Jhe ers would lose In their leaders it they turned back and de- the men at this time Some of the said who had helped cf the Rialto Theater been able to up the unions at steel plants secure roon for 250 more tickets to Charles A Lynch deputy inspector out the country would not dare go the theater for Monday night when of the St Louis immigration back face the men if the strike President Wilson will address the said today that he not r Begin Saturday Afternoon Mayor apd the ment by securing the removal of the petition in the lobby Father Naturalized x i Goldman said the prison that she was 48 years o.J.'l and was fin American citizen She said been in the for 31 years and Tier father how dead a naturalized American were off pie of Nevada of The request of President Wilson to tions Samuel Gompers and the com- tickets will all be ready for submitting the president's proposal were to the committee when the question of postponement came up Those who favored putting otf the strike realized that the effort to defer would fail before the motion was mace as they had sounded the sentiment of the committeemen and found it strong against such action Strike Monday John Fitzpatrick of Chicago man of the national committee after the meeting said plans had been for- for making the strike tive Monday morning He said there was nothing further distribution at city hall at l announce the details of the ment's case against Miss Golman biTt that bo was confident of proving two Points essential to clock Saturday and it will be a case ly that Miss Goldman is an alien and that is an anarchist and fore an undesirable alien She is a native of Russia he said and has never been naturalized in this of first come first served There are thousands of for the ets and there is no possible way of all the people who de- fire to got inside the theater to hear president Mayar Stewart has decided upon the above plan as the only foir way to handle the tickets left TO BE YORK ept de- of labor has notified Harry day Mayor Stewart Weinberger counsel for Emma District Attorney and Alexander burn and the others who have taiken prison for to E nd Speaking Tour t Minnesota C WILL FAIL First Voting on Pact Is To Come Up Seipt for St Paul Minn whore morning ho }ta legislature League of Natio Jolmson of in a n sw er d en he of the j eace past at ington prevent him from lo fhe this time to Wilson's speeches unable to follow the president to the coast before returning to ington bnit received tele- grams from senate leaders stating that his presence is urgently desired in the capital week As a result the indications are that he may he obliged to return Saturday night To Issue If he finds it to go ther west he plans to issue an address to tho people of at apolis a President Wilson's argument on the of Nations and have distributed in form to Tils constituents In addressing several hundrad bers of the Commercial here day Johnson declared that the liberty of the of the United States was being jeopardized by the official issued from Washington demanding immediate ratification of tile peace pact said the repression of ion during tho war had resulted in a reflex intellectual condition which apparently prevented people from thinking for on a public question When tho understand what burdens it places on this in future years I am certain that they it said Johnson 1 believe the present effort of on Patre 2 Column 3 an active part in the entertainment of the president were besieged with to do but to let the men walkout applications for tickets They issued struct the draft that upon their re- lease they will he and held for deportation OO OUt iw u I in lies i He added that the mills throughout them as as they lasted but that ings Tho of Miss Goldman wn the country were well organized said he was confident the United States Steel Corporation the principal point of attack will have to recede from its position of to union leaders representing organized men in the plants Much Of the time of the two lemg sessions today were taken up with con- sideration of plans for the walkout It was agreed that the national tee had wide powers to conduct the strike plans were discussed for bringing about unity of action among the twenty four unions The question of assessments and were OF VIES today and it was also agreed IO HJ M- i 1 I Ml I liV the country the twelve demands h picturesque delegation n w in i -i prince of Wales today acquired an- other title On arriving here this morning from Calgary he found is being held in Jefferson City Mo expires September 27 and that of Berkman who is the oral penitentiary in Atlanta Ga tober 5 President Says Document Is Misrepresented By Opponents IS STRIKE D BY A f of- they slanted higher In a hwe A a of tlie committed of Baptist were still the pastor and -t not more per which is the by the overage In our I ft union of said Mr McAlpine who there would be a age of clergymen soon unless ministers are hetler hjin milkmen window cleaners and day Industrial Center of City Is Demolished By Great Storm TWENTY MILLION LOST Wreckage in Water Still Holds Many Bodies Is Belief CORPUS Texas Sept 18 growth of tho death list re- the hurricane and tidal wave that swept Corpus and nearby points Sunday caused the be- ief among the relief wor kers and cal officers tonight that total dead would approximate 5.00 persons Much of the line of Corpus arid Ray has not been penetrated by searchers while only a imall proportion of the wreckage in this pity has been This ami the absence of sons TO AND Former Speaker Clark sented the following resolution of to On thanks of lite American v people anil of the congress of the States are due and arc hereby tendered to Gen John J for his highly services as of the American donor v forces In and to lliu officers and men his command for heir unwavering duty and valor throughout the war NEW WORLD'S RECORD SET FOR ALTITUDE Rebel Yell Greets General's Appearance Before House INTRODUCED AS GENERAL OF ARMIES OF THE U S Welcome to Reaches Climax at Final Ceremony WASHINGTON Sept ing its N Y Sept new world's altitude record is believed to have been made here today when Ro- land test pilot for the Curtiss Aeroplane company soared feet above sea level according to the cial in 78 minutes As Field his stalling is 11.0 feet above sea level ally climbed feet according to the barograph His altimeter tered feet from the nation's welcome to General John J came to when the thanks of congress and of t him and to EUROPEAN LEADERS AGREE ABOUT FIUME ROME Tuesday Sept the Associated says Lloyd George the prime minister French premier and Signor Tittoni the Italian foreign minister are iti perfect accord over a definite tion of the Plume question insuring the Italian nationality of the town and are awaiting President son's decision on the subject REPORT HEAVY RAIN NORTHERN KANSAS Sept VS President Wilson told an audience of faculty ana students of the University of assembled in the theater tho university campus at that he hnd no to ho peace treaty being to it debated so LANE'S MD TERMED APSURD formulated by the workers To Seek Agreement It is said the national committee will endeavor to reach an agreement with individual and so-called pendent concerns and if successful have the strikers return to such mills where settlement is reached It was pointed out that this would strengthen the unions in their fight and help to of Indians who with quiet dignity tendered him their greetings Ther tie was made a chief of the tribe and given a headdress of wonderful manship The honor conferred at a cal Indian fete arranged in his honor First a chieftain in his native tongue delivered a formal address of come Then camp dances and Secretary Lane's ing- for the arid lands use as homes for returning diers as impractical and ex- the national board of farm today adopted a lution urging congress to reject the measure The resolution wag offered by Albert overseer of the New York state grange The board is holding its semi-annual meeting here bring about agreements with the scion of concerns and native Canadian strike circular which has in tne row of ready been distributed among steel workers throughout the country roads in Strike Circular The workers on the iron and steel milla and Wast furnaces not working under union agreements are requested not to go to work on September 22 and to refuse to resume their ment such time as the demands of the organizations have been con- ceded by the steel corporations The committee before going into session today Issued a statement ia reply to the letter sent to the dents of the subsidiary companies of the United States Steel Corporation by B H- Cary chairman of the board of the parent organization The ment said that Judge Gary's ment that national committee was not authorized to speak for the large number of employes of tho steel cor- and that a conference would hava been treated ad a recognition of the closed shop principle is not if real to plunge the try into a great labor conflict The statement added than the one FLOUR PURCHASED Sert United States grain corporation announced tonight that its purchase of wheat flour for the week ending September chief seated 1.6 amounted to at prices ranging from to and thought it ought to bo more fairly men and newspapers were misrepresenting the he saM instead of it tits out little Soine of the greatest mistakes liny American history were due such actions as the president r The president and Mrs Wilson ar- rived in Oakland from San Francisco his afternoon and were cheered by rowds of school children who the streets through which they drove On arrival at the Greek theater the president was welcomes by Mayor mates of A survey fit tbe the eily by showed block after block of the residential section vestige of the former homes that Bay Out In trie downtown district Utter of- some ef the city's most im- portant industrial and plants marked an area extending lor blocks along the water front and mora lhan a block in width while that back towards the bluff Action every commercial establishment was demolished over a area two blocks wide The tremendous damage is becoming daily more apparent Prominent business men arid other rained observers hat tve estimate of the loss In Corpus alone of which it is stated not more would be paid i Buried it was declared hat of bodies riot included in available buried late Christi KANSAS CITY Mo Sept heaviest rains of year fell night across Northern Kansas and Southern Nebraska according to re- ports to the weather bureau here Precipitation ranged from two and a half inches to seven and a half inches and crippled train service between Kansas City and the west he bands ranks of soldiers But one flag that draped on the wall back of the er's chair was displayed The only other touch of color was the of the high officers of the navy But the warmth of the ing- he received coupled with the fact that Americans have been similarly honored could have left no in General mind that it the heart of the nation that spoke to him Galleries Crowded The house assembled but ready the gall we're crowded with members families and guests and every doorway framed a- line of faces peering down into the TJie presence on the floor of i score or more of children sons and ers of members added to the almost informal character of the gathering After the senate membership cording to custom had marched into house chamber to find In the front benches the senior of ot the general staff by took their places on the and to right While Ad- miral Benson Jed the bureau on the left Members of the presidents net filed in to teke seats in- semi- circle before speaker's ing vacant a of chairs thift center for General Pershing arid his staff General ol Army f Mr announced the geant at amis John Pershing general of the armies of the United Slates ind his BULGARIA TO GET PEACE PACT TODAY PARKS Sept plans for the handing over of peace treaty to the Bulgarian ies have been completed by the supreme council The function will take place at o'clock at the French foreign office and it has been decided that power represented in the peace conference shall have one representative present those of Cor been found n following and Corpus White Point 12.1 and l: fort 5 Aransas 8 of a party the Waldo left here Friday reported their ty today on Mustang after a thrilling battle with Sunday's FOOD PRICE DECLINE REPORTED BY StATES WASHINGTON Sept Reports to the department of Justine from indicate has-been a de- cline of ten to fifteen In food prices since the time the fair price committees began work From four states have come reports oh wholesale prices indicating a de- of two to five viper cent tually no reductions in clothing prices have teen Bartlett ff Berkeley and W C Jones of the university At the close of his brief talk the presidential party drove to the athletic The circled Held to give crowd in the stands a ol Wilson and the then to Oakland where the dent in private at k Ws hotel his evening ati the Civic auditorium NEW YORK'S EMPLOYES TO FORM BIG UNION J sept proposal that oil organized groups of New York city employes form a tral council to he affiliated with the Federation of Labor was approved at a conference tonight of executive members of fifteen city em- ployes unions Police Unions By President's Order Sept AVilson in a telegram sent from muir and today by the local city said of the police forces of the country for the purpose of bringing pressure against the public should not be or permitted The telegram was today before the senate committe considering the resolution by Senator Myers crat Montana to shut off the pay all members of the Washington police force as long as they remain of the recently organized union The president's telegram as read position in my you was exactly the same as I have ex- pressed recently in here in the and of 1 as you are with the police force in the most and just generous way but that I think that any association of the capital city or of any great pity whose object is to bring pressure upon the public or the community such as endanger the public em- the of order should in no case countenanced or permitted told the committee be- IX OAKLAND i l told an here tonight hat the people singularly nd sometimes as to the contents the In interrupted i many times by he that who the treaty and objections in the end y public opinion spoke bof ore a crowd- which jammed tiler auditorium Campaign Fund of Ta Boost Prohibition i by Commissioner Brownlow was the Washington police be- Ilieve it a mistake to affiliate with Labor and on Page Column I lam quite willing that you Federation J j tell the willing 18 of America c f its officers state representatives and tho hundreds in the galleries io faco the main entrance to the back and the joint reception committee head by men and and house military committees and their ranking cratic colleagues and including majority floor leader and speaker Clark came in them walked General shing at the heart of his staff A rear of applause punctuated with a shrill rebel yell greeted him Marching like a soldier on parade the general strode to the chair in the very center before the speaker's desk reserved for him Extends it was Senator Cummins who ex- tended the first greeting General he tald it Id ny high privilege to yoli tho and cordial greeting of the ensue of the United States The age I have the honor to bear is not t greeting alone but an earnest come and hearty congratulation upon our safe and victorious return to our native lls come orly for It full of deep preciation of the tremendous task you lave so wonderfully Your entrance into France ed by an army which exceeded iu lumbers and in lost enthusiastic prophesies was thc most impressive spectacle In annals of warfare A little more than a year later the States accomplished its the day of armistice dawned had won the and con- esteem and affection oC every country of the Whoe people loved Uberty and manhood SINN FEIN URGE IRISH LOAN Ibon a f lot next live years for world en- and It was said that a which tbet auditorium here It was said that a large part 01 its capacity of the Many others stood in the in for world t the of the galleries For the first time trip the president Was introduced a president of Mills college of Oakland hiin as affairs of thill safely entrusted As he rose one and against bufe con- portipn bii in tHo large the Sept the Sinn Pfein weekly i today pub full page of loan The publica tlon the same reported resulted in of Examine Speaker 3 Human loves to its And no we alt see personified t general of odr Thesis boys were and r who fell we render homage For who returned maimed and we owe tender care and But for the great suppression of one of Ireland's chief dally news papers therefore are expected in connection today's of which has come tifi body and In character for I Indeed but niy strongest emotion U Chicago iFran-i with a will be It vras especially to Scotland and foreign populations Va Sept Congressman J tl a train an out of late Hf was pan led by His son Liput J lately tered at Camp V Jl will be our typified the And In you sir thei general we like to of t fit we of I would not 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