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   Syracuse Herald, The (Newspaper) - June 6, 1919, Syracuse, New York                               fe in Next For and Partly cloudy and probably local showers THE SYRACUSE Single a VOL 42 NO 13133 la cents a Delivered u- v FRIDAY JUNE 1919 PAGES Telegraphers Follows Germans to Be Informed They Have Limited Time to Sign the Treaty NEW CRISIS REACHED Germans Allege France Is Fostering New ish Republic Treaty Conforms Witn m SOLDIERS OF CANADA SCORE SOVIET IDEA Dismiss Member of Their Organization for His Radical Views BURLESON TO OF LAW Western Union Men An- swer Call and Mail Keys to Atlanta Says President June am convinced our project violates none of my President Wilson is quoted by tho Matin as snid when lie was acquainted I Soldiers Sympathize With Strikers to Reduce the Cost of Living Paris Time probable iho allied ated will comply the demand lo mately maximum which many nay in the to the sum it will be from to DOO francs larger sum on a would be not far from June a formal with German counter proclamation published this morning the peace treaty J a Mayor Charles F Gray ordered the Irary opinion I would not hesiiluto i stoppage of all parades and forbade lo confess it and would endeavor to i congregation of crowds on the correct the error The treaty drawn up entirely con- forms with my fourteen June tlic Associated the Germans are j handed the allied reply to their ler they will bo according that the has been finally closed St Juno June soldiers who joined the strikers who have been out on strike since j May 15th early to-day dismissed from organization R E who while acting as their representative told Premier that the was soviet and that the country would soon come under soviet According to reports Bray's Karl ment lo the premier resulted in and will bn given no three head of the Austrian to him out of town more than live or reject tho conditions Rantzau to Return to Berlin clays in which to who with five colleagues i has been tt for Jonue with Dr Otto 1 tho Count von the I man Austrian foreign is of the German peace is to arrive here to-morrow to Immediately to confer with June The If it is decided that Seitz said Germany shall the the terms of return to Versailles surely arc only terrible disappointment ca is for me This is driving me lo despair The terms arc also informed for as they mean the of which U II 1 LU refuses to ot her refusal will be sent from it is said The council of four hns Informed grand vizier of in answer hL n is to heir I c ri- especially irom me to lh l H to meeting with not as a Turkish j j no in ol such terms in case of Turkey lho German Austria arc especially from the Germans Bitter Over New Republic of Rhine Provinces Berlin June 11 A new crisis in the peace negotiations has developed growing out of the French commanders of the army occupation have encouraged and lent considerable support to the CTS of the movement for the tion of a Rhine republic 1 Criticism of the terms ol the treaty j of peace was beginning to moderate i when reports ot the proclamation the at Wiesbaden were re- If is now charged in circles that the not content with Raining control of the yaar valley for a period of years and with other territorial nrc now plotting the of what remains of the old German empire I The Berlin press unanimously in- dorses the strong note of protest popi and It will be dangerous for the man who signs Creator Dies by several members of the who declared that were not we are opposed to support the constituted our sympathies are with strikers and it is through this channel that we hope the cost of upon reports that the cal clement involved in the Winnipeg general strike was threatening to launch a campaign of the Winnipeg city government to-day decided to increase its special con- stable force to mostly re- turned soldiers thousand con- stables have been sworn it was announced City officials have construed the appeal for national assistance which local strikers announced they sent MEN ARE FOOLED Many Imported Telegra- Say They Did Not Know of Strike j Operation of Lines Turned Back to Owners by the j Postmaster General ACCUSED BY i Official Charged With Double Crossing Strike Is Called Police of U S Will Be Pooled and Put Under Direction of Chief Flynn in War on Purse of Foreign Make Found on Palmer's Lawn Furnishes Valuable Clue Ga June fifth day of tlie strike against the ern Bell Telephone company to-day with almost every Western jj 0 Union wire in Ihc Southeastern States silenced by a sympathetic strike of commercial 1 telegraphers from Richmond to Tampa and from the Mississippi river to the Atlantic coast Predictions of the strikers that all strikebreakers would be concentrated in Atlanta when the strike was spread to other Southeastern cities and that the Atlanta Western Union office would be supplied with President Announces He Will Leave the Matter With Congress DISCUSS Plans to Take It Up With June that the to repeal the law izing Federal of telephone and cable companies would p be pressed despite Postmaster i ral Burleson's order restoring private i operation of the wires were given OU Dd L day by the Senate interstate com- J which reopened hearings on the repeal measures York June fear ot and the direction of oC Investigation LO in all with s the common ilce of the country for the it and placed T Klynn head of the tho who will arrive this it was were to acquaint Cabinet on His Return By John Edwin Nevin June In- by I wartime prohibition will go Washington June the eve of a threatened strike telegraph operators in the South Albert S Burleson postmaster last turned the operation of force telegraph and telephone systems back Chief Flynn v By instruct ions the Department the Postoffice the of Naval Intelligence and the detectives and tho uniformed police of cities are to ho merged into on with one ridding of the country Bolshevism MEN TO BE According to these while the various branches re to retain their respective heads and forms of power to any mar of any organization j J telegraphers were borne out events Thursday night and this into t on morning when dozens of Western I America ra Union offices throughout tho Tlw to east were closed and the keys mailed i officially to-day that President to have the to their private owners that man gains information or shows talents that make him No sooner had order been in running down anarchists may he returned to his original sued than S J of the when Commercial Telegraphers of vested in o has served the purpose By this method IF to ne centralized body responsible directly to Attorney General A A rom to division headquarters in Atlanta son will take no further steps to Walkouts Are General Information received at prevent the United States from ing- dry on that date The from all sections j ias inundated with cate walkouts all over this section from America to set aside the Charleston and Tampa reported at 1 o'clock that every man on duly had walked out Winston Salem wired that every telegrapher out the offices permanently closed tanburg sent a similar message Charlotte wired that every man on be- cause of the belief that Congress will fail to act upon his but he has taken the stand that he Mr Konenkamp Is preliminary to a strike of and operators throughout the States Hu expects to an order to this effect within a days The order issued by Mr is interpreted by the representatives of the telegraphers as a method of out from As 1 unable to do further in of Attorney General i rather Palmer's decision Burleson is rn I duty with the exception of three The plans ing to get away from a settlement lice not had I the effects of the wartime answered the strike call New measure with the cabinet American life in addition to this it was also system the police forces the larger cities As a result eight men of the- hv have sent to other and Boston Yesterday marked the arrival of the police who will work the Xew Not even during spy hunts of the wa- was there to that which is expected to begin under Chief war days the Secret Service and Department of Justice over matters of while and the War Trade board were at of co-operation During the leans wired that a large percentage was out Other messages were re- announcing complete outs and the closing of offices The order for a general walkout in on his return to the- United States before the law becomes effective President Wilson expressed his warmest satisfaction at the action of the Senate In passing the woman suffrage measure and said he was Ho has us he has refused us t every collective REDS CAME out as invitation for all all waV of radicals to come to j yesterday afternoon by i convinced enough State legislatures Several thousand returned President S T Konenkamp ratify the amendment to permit opposed to the met to-day Commercial union I to vote in the nest and threats were openly made that and Telephone Operators association election unless certain of the striko leaders arc taken in loyal diers will be henrd Ten men both sympathizers of the strikers and are in jail as a result of minor outbreaks tered by i yesterday Several of thn prisoners I are mon while waiting to be I sworn in as special became New June 6 Frederick engaged in fist with strikers theatrical manager and aa the 1 famed throughout the country as I to be sworn in- the creator of Lund at Expect No Trouble and Toyland at the San Francisco died to-day He accumulated a fortune in various amusement the Hippodrome In this city lost City authorities do not anticipate any further trouble More than I special deputies are now on duty and returned soldiers are said to handed to the allies at Paris by Count and von against the alleged support by the of the separatist movement The bend of the German peace tion asserted that the separatist movement Is bound lo disturb the the terms of the peace Treaty and made the pointed charge the French provoked the separatist movement in violation of terms of tho armistice Count von in- formed the allies that Germany could carry out of the proposed Treaty of peace only if her economic and territorial basis was unaltered Liberty Market 484 South Street Fresh Juno Ib OOc Fresh Veal 2 dozen dz B for 2 uot tins Salt pork Nut MarR 2 Rib Roast Lmh Chops Sm Stow stow Bacon beef Chops Kresh exposition at and the only recently the of Coney Island tendered known as the Returned diers with the object of the constituted were made amusement for him to business re-enter the The F R Williams 131 James St Small legs spring lamb Small spring lamb chops Small lean pork loin Small pork shoulders Onondaga veal leg or loin Binall veal chops Pork chops sausage Bologna Frankforts Civic milk and bread depots have been opened as a result of the calling out of bread and milk wagon drivers and little inconvenience in securing food Is reported I New Grass Butter Muncy's New Market rork steak Round steak Sirloin steak 10 Lenox 300 Ibs sugar Best brooms Shred liver lOc 3 Fancy Can So wheat Flour 1.69 Adv Chuck steaks Pot roasts neck Stewing beef 3 Rolled roasts Fowls Broilers Ducklings Chopped steak asparagus fresh eggs Sic dz Best comp Ib Lamb chops Cooked 114 West Free Delivery Y M C A to Oct 1 Tho City Market Street lean pork Small shoulders roast leg or loin loan veal Veal stew Frosh liver lOcI and fowls Anniversary of Marines Belleau Wood Victory One year ago to-day the United States Marines effectively sealed the allied victory at Chateau Thierry by Putting tho Germans the Just one year agio to-day the battle of the Marines to Prussian cars within the fastness ot that and gave them to that new lighting blood from overseas was In tho and in to till victory The battlo of the Devil 4th Bolleau began on and lasted until there were none within Marines battle Marines wont shouting their And the bayonet and the rifle butt were their only weapons It was a that will Hyc In history of the world's great war Marshal Premier and iho soldiers and the men Old World have sold paying tribute men who stopped tho soldiers of the memory lal Brigade des Marines Is named r More than 200 strikebreakers had arrived late yesterday from Xew York and other cities About of union leaders will I Union at the Piedmont and the hotels Spirited From Train The from Xew which came in over the Southern railway last met and stopped at Chamblee by Western Union officials with auto- mobiles them into the city On account of the large crowds who Would Repeal Daylight Law Washington June report on the hill to repeal the he has refused to prev discrimination against union workers and he has refused the minimum de- i of an increase of wages to a j Retains Financial Control The order issued by Mr is and creates a further complication of the situation He re- I turns the operation of the companies to their private but retains the financial management of com- I panies until such time as the period of government control ends The companies ire accordingly loft with the responsibility of unscrambling the situation created by the period of operation They are left i FROM EUROPE Jure The ts newly arrived a prominent part bombs in I from Europe had Jin the explosion o I cities Monday was under I investigation by agents and the Philadelphia 1 It was learned from the secret 01 service men who came here from I that a purse picked up or The lawn of the home of Attorney m General Palmer the dav following explosion nt the Palmer them an important clue In French them an Note has Xew York June jungles of the French the i been found according to R L Garner announced several years ago Tlle Purse contained a note written Unit he had solved the mystery stating that the bearer and to his i arrived in New York from to cope with the strike monkey friends and naming the boat on control whatever over rates j Professor Garner brought back a he was n passenger The or financial management specimen of the when also contained French and Unanimous decision to press he returned from the African stamps Leather experts said lation for repeal of the wire control j to-day aboard the French liner resolution despite Postmaster but the nature freak was dead professor gorilla were gathered both at saving law on the last Sunday Burleson's order returning The the station and the Terminal station in October was voted to-day by telegraph and telephone properties to j is a cross between awaiting the arrival of the interstate commerce private strikebreakers it was found advisable to remove them from the train be- fore reaching Atlanta and spirit them into the city secretly Xo violence hns been the purse was made in France Inside the wallet was and only small committees had been sent by Uie union to meet and Inform them that a strike was on here Some of the strikebreakers denied that they came here intent to act as strikebreakers and that they were deceived Into coming to Atlanta Tin Ion headquarters announced that information received indicated employes of the Western Union in the South either had gone on strike or would do so during the day Company officials there were approximately employes on the pay roll of division In New Orleans the Southern forty-six on Page Column i British Police Want American cigars The police of Liverpool chester Leeds Enc have been de- manding more nay less hours and ter conditions Including a dally ration of Roman Kins and No 370 cigars These cops sot a tasto of these favorite smokes from doughboys and now don't any other brands The same conditions obtain In where the name of Napoleon Is and In Italy where Roman Kings are prime favorites with nil Judges of the moat select and first-class Motor Vans J2 to per hour way's Warehouse Warren TM Kino 13.60 Jap tea 3 Ibs Ib Ib qt 55 Prunes L P Smith Co 132 N Drink Conno for the horny pleases old and Repeal of Daylight Saving Fails June House passed yesterday the appropriation without also the Picture of a boy about years old apparently was of thp was reached a He talks a color as that of the anarchist day by the Senate interstate that sounds like a coliere at tnt Palmer home merce committee Chairman but is understood by the believe the boy is the mins announced that the tires who freely converse him ne be called up in the Senate next i For when T f authorities In After a further hearing wants to I the committee amended the Where are he says hoo any further efforts by the opponents so as to continue existing He is a shy creature York been asked to find of the Daylight Saving law to repeal it by a legislative Horan's Empire Market Great meat butter Prices down on beef and butter Creamery extra Choice shoulder stew Best shoulder beef Round prime Sirloin quality Rib roust prime quality breast and Roast leg or loin Best rib chops Spring lamb shoulders stock fancy legs Best quality Cal hojns Pork Liver sausage Best X Salina James Grocery 150 James St Best Compound Best Creamery Butter 9 rolls of toilet paper beans ISe Peanut peas He Red X milk 3 Brave Children A Syracuse ful taking care of children of sanatorium makes a wonderfully human In- terest story In The Sunday These children were taught to play American whlla German planes soared overhead The telis of interesting French children -are different than American children phone toll rates in effect for ninety i Professor Garner was to ob- days after the wires nre turned live instead of sixty days as proposed Says Order i Mr Burleson to-day sent to man Cummins ti letter declaring that I his order yesterday had been that he had not turned back the wires to private ownership and that no such action was plated Mr Burleson's letter order issued by me yesterday relative lo the operation of the telegraph and telephone systems has been construed by some as U S Soldiers Have Trouble in Antwerp r what his business in this who were his associates here and diers and June the police at Antwerp ers No such action has been taken by me nor is any contemplated order simply dissolves the operating board appointed by me un- der date of December and directs that operated by the systems the regular again be Operating officials under government sion Responsibility ot the ment to these systems In nowise ceases It being evident that these properties are to be returned In the near It was necessary for the Postmaster General to take steps Immediately to set up the lar organization of the BO that when the on Page Column 1 Offices to Runt available for Immediate In Tho New Herald Bldg Modi Hi every good and excellent elevator and janitor See Mr clashed on Wednesday i civil Three C whoi were arrested Three Arrests in New York Expected to Clear Mystery Washington June 6 The identity of the anarchist who was slain in an attempt on the lite of Attorney eral Palmer is by ton officials to be cleared up by aiV rests in Xew York efforts to identify the man here have proved government agents indicated to-day that developments in New York would go a way toward clearing up the plot The In f Spanish and American Italian anarchists was they one ot whom was said They expressed the belief that the mystery ot the Washington tim would be cleared up at the time In the meanwhile Onondaga Grocery 231 Hawley Best fresh roasted coffee Strictly fresh state egns Shredded 2 for Ice cream lOc 5 bxs matches lOc Jello lOc 3 tomatoes 2 Hd milk Canned neos 2 tomatoes Canned corn H O 2 2 for Lux milk lie butter soap oOc Business men's lunch at College Inn 12 to 2 Syracuse Ice Cream Company Special for French Vanilla Tco French Strawberry Ice SOc nor quart Phone James that ot a agents the metropolitan police not relaxing their efforts herra Six houses believed to the of radicals under closest surveillance find a number of radical tendencies watched It became conference officia yesterday ta di should elded to let under the closed hope that might be obtained thurn Tt was said to rtw policy Chief to thra   

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