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   Portsmouth Weekly Times (Newspaper) - August 8, 1919, Portsmouth, Ohio                                VOLUME 55 PORTSMOUTH OHIO FRIDAY AUGUST NUMBER 137 CONGR Ti FARMERS THREATEN TO HOLD PRODUCTS of veiled threats of mid If it Its lo farm Tlie In sec tlie ol i great of f If tlie in all of farm We Mieve in as In o all eon lo he a It matter AUSTRIAN COUNTER DELIVERED MOVIE I Hut nr -t LI moving CHILE IX if Chile in August Austrian proposals to the were to Hie allied missiMi dt at today The proposals were brought at to Paris and to he Council ot tbe conference OF WALKS SAILS of tins fur DEVELOPMENTS IN FIGHT FOR LOWER PRICES WASHINGTON love been reached by be agencies HarkinE lo reduce the cotl of and allay UM country's President decided U address a to to aid in the tost of ibe department of were ordered la fervel out hoarders of and profiteers throughout tbe country They an to be under UK fotd Julius II of Ibe train corporation decided to maintain the on wheat of a bushel us a reserve i price Liter At the of a activities by the he sub- committee of cabinet appointed by and the were made of these im- mediate to be taken and of I hu wheat lg a lengthy statement showing why the priee of wheat would rise but government guarantee a readjustment of flour at the expense of national ury as by if later developments indicated a world priee for wheat lower than guaranteed bails full i Angler by for mi arc UK of shoes was informed by federal commission recently completed nn in- the shoe business for from 1314 o IDiS re- irart rot but dent understood to a detailed printed Immediately and to in with efforts of lie government o rombal rests souri now pending in a resolution for nn inquiry too by the commission hut his to get FOR HIGH PRICE COMMISSION SAYS LABOR WILL ORGANIZE U S STEEL CORPORATION D C Plates Sleel the hour day employes was by Frank Morrison secretary of the i before a at a l 1.111 hearing With Profiteers August Great purposes a central it was liy Sir df It the of tUc of sitting RS a select committee to inquire into of said nn increase In Irt the for violations Plit Into At if ot the action it repeatedly have met failure After proms hi section of the shoe the said same relief from the intolerable paid by consumers might be had by rigid enforcement of lairs control of legislation producers of hides engaging in the business and adoption of means la the villi tbe of the packen were- wMh hartne the of shoe prices by an increase in UK of hides lav supply of they wen aid control On top of Ihi it was the hawe taken while the shoe ban de- manded an and the retailers have charged prim that are not report at four-year period from 1911 lo 1938 is tke mult of an Inquiry iato ibe priee of hides leather and shoes hecim Umn a year il waa aid It has been in the hands for sow line and it un- that he urged lit speedy Continued on Pago U WASHINGTON f 6 Secretary Lansing told the senate for- if relations today that American plan for a and to the peace conference The secretary at a public ranng ef the said he did not know whether copy of the can draft was Mill in lie he saW trot draft was by Indent Wilson and that a copy still be ne UK treaty said made to obtain by of door policy Into by knowledge of secret Japan awl Ibe allies for a transfer of concessions in to Japan Mr Lansint it Has true hit resident Wilson had tabled to requesting that the confidential minutes of the proceeding of the on o senate Secretary Lansing taid he would be opposed lo furnishing the a copy of the transcript decisions before the of lions section of he pear conference on general that il prove na Strike On N W And Pennsylvania In Columbus COLUMBUS 0 Ant men went on strike at S o'clock this it tbe vania and Norfolk and Western road shops to enforce for higher wages at the Valley shops did not strike and it said they would remain m the job unlit a vote on question has been taken m accordance in- fmm national M the shops laborers in the passenger ear department and wrecking remained at work I 11 T Hamilton of the i Hocking Valley Railroad Trades sociation said thai although tlie men had to remain oa UK jeb am in favor of TW sink ballots tnm lo arrive time tonay and the Valley vote Immediately Mr Hum ilton lid Tbe totals for anl will be sent to when vote tbe be counted Tbe vote will determine a wlD be ylM STICK TO THEIK POSTS CINCINNATI O of several and vard of tlie was called off Lerc The men it is un tley for a at a night After a conference witli master ami today however the leaders the men announced their lo remain nt work until they re- definite from the of their organizations Washington N Although Ilic nod of the Norfolk and Western also are to have voted in fa vor if a the officials htd re- RO ol any of the men II the with tot the nf in li-sli of Fie i nf situation witM lo an for STRIKE STARTS OH BROOKLYN Hoarded Pork Seized By Columbus Officials COM MIU S 0 hy m of a Mure OM of IVM hi lhan -7 a W n K tn be in State at thf ho Rw hr At- IVw he nr rf for more tbf time limit hy thr the xml Chamberlain a for tlw which will at unction U thf will the to for in of ihc rohl set in to the lo mat S o in York v similar action in I Ann Arc r ll.rVy a this c at onvcninc of a for nn than thr tif aNc to in which have THX with the law in making to I l has than time f at the it Mir an Uw r WOS NIGH GITS BEY GOOD A SE Wo HE GOOD BE MO CEYS Ap T HE the opinion f- to prevent them hit by a n of of which it the Mrti in M il said Attorney on Sii Steel Car Men On A Strike PA August and men went on a strike the of the here at noon to eu- their demands for higher wanes at the Force Rivet anil Wheel which voted last night to lake hart not Itie to this afternoon a I t N MKN III T LEXINGTON KV JM strike nil of the union at the L and about forty und pii fittera anil work Only car repairers left on ami It they will walk ont Sloat of tlw at tbe A N onion Ists And car In o strike Southern reports all BACK LONDON hive own out of front lo a report NATION'S THREATENED OF mm Stales CARS BE FORCED The threat of strike eon ry despite of Wl lo tlie in check anil VMM nre hern Iho kept in of all lhat Hi even mure of partite of Ml itie tr retire r vale nud a control inlets railroad n order mills lories uill nf II Hut are more tlinn ors now out of REDS ATTEMPT TO START RIOTING IN TRIEST tho f fco start hy wild fit thf a of DETERMINED TO TRY EX-KAISER IN LONDON To the h in The nt no action in the conM ot final tn the turn men hy of of the Sides on of Kovernir.e'nt own or Mure no nf ntl it of of In m lo the of were re- many reports that W to lo di tlie fact tint as as lite Strike m re Federation fer taking an as whelher llw miji valt f I- mad li rs ami Six 1 th and Thr in local iS   

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