Italian Discontent Over Fiume Policy Sparks Paris Talk
Reports from Paris indicate Italian delegates doubt Washington’s stance on the Fiume matter. Officials sense a rift as Italy’s government maintains a hard line to support Adriatic settlements, with elections likely to reinforce Foreign Minister settlement policies. Separate failure at Pawling NY follows a collision between freight trains near midnight, injuring two railway workers.
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Floreign
Sain
Cattle Purchase Talks Over French Commission Visit
Cattle Commissioner James M. Whittelsey of Hartford reported that the French commission aiming to buy milch cows in Connecticut has secured only 78 head. The group had sought up to 10,000 cows, reflecting Italian viewpoints and surprise at American quantities.
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James M. Whittelsey
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French Radigals Press for Strike to Shock Paris
Paris heavy pressure from syndicalist leaders urged railway workers to join a planned revolutionary general strike on November 7. Meetings called for wage demands of 1,000 francs to provoke disruption, with strikes slated to begin at 3 p.m. on November 7.
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Paris
Associated Press
Federation of Syndicalists
Sirolle
M. Sirolle
Strolle
Vietch Dead In Thompsonville At Fifty
H L Vietch president treasurer and GM of Westfield Plate Co died today in Thompsonville aged 50. His widow and three children survive.
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H. L. Vietch
Thompsonville
Oct
Torbert L. Vietch
Westfield Plate Co
Hig
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