War and labor notes fill Washington dispatches
A fragmented Washington summary reports on war policies and labor issues. President Wilson faces strike talk and wage debates while Congress grapples with relief for allies, railroad reform, and public service pay raises.
Wars, treaties, and political turmoil sweep global scene
Reports describe Russia calling citizens to arms as Kolchak appeals to join the fight, Ireland mobilizes 20 000 troops, and Belgium’s security is to be guaranteed by the United States and Britain. Paris peace talks delay a response, with rulings on Hungary and Romania and new sanctions for women in the League of Nations.
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