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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
1
Report describes White Sox and Neos facing off at Redland with starting pitcher decisions by Pat Woran for the first two games. Weather forecasts and fan turnout noted, with prospects of lineup selections and field conditions shaping the opening.
Secretary Wilson drafts a plan to replace the wartime Labor Board with a district arbitration council. The proposal would have boards issue awards and limit strikes, with publicity decisions left to the conference. The plan envisions district boards of arbitration overseen by a central authority to handle wage disputes and factory friction.
An uproar at Tyrand depot as clerks and officials eye the arriving White Sox crew. The dispatch notes tense atmosphere and the managers Gleason and Moern vow restraint amid heated greetings and fan presence.
A statement from William Souter, secretary of the national steel strike committee, reports that about 80 percent of Bethlehem steel workers are out. He accuses management of trying to disrupt the rank and file and urges workers to ignore newspaper propaganda while awaiting further telegram updates.
The game opens this afternoon at Redland park home of the Cincinnati Reds with play by play on The Journal electric scoreboard. The Associated Press will provide quick, detailed ball by ball updates including counts and plays as the series begins at 2 o clock Central time. Albuquerque fans will receive bulletins from 1 o'clock, linking Redland park to the newsroom.
Sheriff orders Mrs Sanleigh Milton a local medium to quit town following a court statement by Hailey who was sent to county jail to await commitment on insanity. Hailey claimed influence by the medium and said he was a millionaire. authorities will keep him under observation and may order an expert exam if no improvement appears.
The steel strike stalemate continues as leaders and company representatives meet in Washington to seek a break. Reports place the out 375000 workers, with plants operating at reduced force while union militants push for plant-wide shutdowns and authorities consider troop help amid rising tensions in Chicago and Allentown.
In a Youngstown dispatch a Catholic priest Rev Mather B A Kirby claimed Moses organized a nation wide strike action opposing wartime policy. He asserted Moses led workers and that the Bible sanctions walkouts as a means to political and economic pressure. He warned governors and industry leaders against halting strides toward worker control as mobs gathered near plants in the Mahoning valley.
A local notice from Corpus Christi Texas on September 30 states the city aims to borrow funds to build a sea wall protecting Nueces Bay from storm surge. The plan, reported by a city official, outlines federal loan assistance and congressional approval as key steps.
Senator Fall of New Mexico urges adoption of the League Covenant with amendments after an extended two hour speech in favor of changes. Edge delivers address supporting the cause and outlining suggested edits.
New Jersey Senator Edge urged Republicans and Democrats to accelerate treaty consideration while Senator Fall pressed for his amendments to keep the United States free from foreign representation. The session featured back and forth on the League of Nations covenant as debate continued about voting on Fall's proposals and a possible vote later in the day.
Senator arrives in San Francisco welcomed by hundreds of townspeople and the mayor as he renews efforts in the Nations League. The event marks a high profile clash amid ongoing political tensions and local support.
Senator Hiram Johnson arrived in San Francisco to rally support against the League of Nations and promote American involvement in Washington. He spoke briefly at the Ferry Building luncheon crowd and outlined his stance against foreign wars, with a statewide tour planned including Portland Seattle and Salt Lake City.
Whitlock of Ohio was nominated by President Wilson to be ambassador to Belgium. He has served as a U S official to greet King Albert and tour the country with him. The Senate confirmed the nomination without a record vote.
Morning trade reports show 24 497 090 bushels of wheat and 2 701 000 barrels of flour exported from July to September. Wheat received from farms for the week ending September 19 totaled 28 455 040 barrels, down 1 946 000 from last week and 997 190 from a year ago. Flour production for the week was 3 270 060 barrels, down 14 000 but up 426 000 from 1948. Total wheat stocks for elevating mills on September 19 stood at 447 779 000 bushels, up 962 Phe and up 44 219 000 since September 38, 1918.
In Alabama's eleventh district Cadaden Kept 40 as Rainey a Democrat leads early returns for the lower house seat formerly held by John L. Burnett. Rainey trails in De Kalb County where Kennamer overturns a twenty year pattern, delivering a narrow victory margin.
Pittsburgh Pa September 20 The steel workers strike in the Pittsburgh district widens as union leaders report increased organizer activity. Companies say more workers return to plants while nationwide talks loom at Washington. Idle workers rise to about 375000 as clashes and meetings face bans and court rulings.
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