Senate ready for hot battle as pact comes
Senate and House Republican leaders plan a long session to push the peace treaty and league covenant through. The House moves to probe war department spending and the shippping board costs while committees prepare investigations of multiple federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
J. Bart Campbell
N.S
Washington
Congress
House
Capitol
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
War Department
Shipping Board
State Department
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Food and the Fuel Administrajones
Railroad Administration
Peace Signing Still Distant in Global War Context
News from American sources reports secret treaties between Germany and Japan fueling peace circle hopes while Russian fronts show alarm as Kolchak retreats about a thousand miles before the Soviet army and Denikin faces renewed pressure in the anti Bolshevik campaigns.
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Germany
Japan
Russia
Kolchak
Deniken
Uncertain Talks on Recognition of Kia Omak Government
Report says Kolchak reportedly met with reverses and no confirmation exists that he accepted, with reservations, the allies proposals for conditional recognition of the Kia Omak government.
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Kolchak
Kia Omak
Allies' Reply To German Proposals Near Completion
Paris June 7 The allied reply to German counter proposals is being drafted in two parts. A brief fleet response follows and the second addresses the counter proposals thermocives. Major difficulties, notably on Silesian, Polish and East Prussian boundaries, are nearly resolved with plebiscite principles agreed. East Prussia and Silesia votes may settle future disposition while Silesian coal fields likely remain German with possible coal sales under conditions. All allied commissioners must file reports Monday to aid the Big Four’s final reply next week.
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Paris
East Prussia
Silesia
Germany
Big Four
Telegraphers to Strike June 11
Union president Konenkamp says 45 000 to 50 000 telegraphers will quit their posts at 8 o clock Wednesday. He warns of a large turnout and vows the strike will press grievances against alleged discrimination and wage cuts under government action and Western Union practices.
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Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
United Press
Washington
Burleson
Western Union
Seattle
Mr. Carlton
Carlton
Telegraphers Strike Bold Stand Amid World War Labor Clash
The message quotes Carlton defying the National War Labor Board and President Wilson, pledging no labor compulsion and demanding decent wages and conditions. Canadian union members will halt US communications, and US railroad telegraphers will stop handling business. Telephone operators are ordered to strike on June 16 with possible wider walkouts.
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Carlton
National War Labor Board
Wilson
Western Union Telegraph Co
Burleson
United States
Canada
Carlton Claims Strike Doomed To Be Failure
New York June 7 Carlton president of Western Union says service will not be disrupted by a strike Only 710 of 40000 non messenger employees belong to the union and 138 workers discharged prompted a brief walkout He defends union rights cites wage gains and benefits and says continuity of service will be preserved An added note mentions anti wear soles and Canadian Pacific land offers for Midland branch.
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New York
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union
Association of Western Union
Konenkamp
Carlton
Employes’ Association
Luth ern Synod Opens in Canton
The Canton Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a forty year anniversary convention with Dr Anna Kugler speaking on Forty Years in India and Mrs J G Traver listed as president along with committees on credentials resolutions and letters and papers. Delegates from multiple states attend the event with Agnes Lind welcoming officials.
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J. H. Harpster
Trinity Lutheran Church
Missionary Society
Canton
Agnes Lind
C. L. Fleck
Riegelsville
A. E. Renn
Indianapolis
Co. W. Hunt
Williamsport
C. B. Obenauf
Cleveland
C. H. Lewis
Emerson
Neb
G. W. Baughman
Woodbine
J. E. Zimmerman
Springfeld
H. C. Michael
Eleanora Demmler
Pittsburgh
Canton Papers
D. A. Davy
Chicago
Lutheran Papers
C. E. Rice
Bellefontaine
Lutheran Woman's Works
Christian Sick
Zion Lote
Committee On Claims
M. Margaret Miller
Kansas City
P. M. Rossman
New York
G. F. Bardonner
Bertha Koenig
Muhlenberg
Liberia
Africa
Anna S. Kugler
India
Kugler
the Holy Communion
Frank Heilman
Ohio
Piventag
Presentation of India
Anna Kugler
Guntur
A. R. Fogle
Burlington
Iowa
Sherton
Omaha
Frances C Reeves
Dayton
F. A. Hantsche
Baltimore
Willard Larkin
Cobleskill
Home Missions
A. V. Hunter
Columbia
City
Ind
Geo
C. Henry
BR. H. Hay
J. DD. Belt
Westminster
C. P. Wiles
Philadelphia
J. G. Traver
Hart- Wick Seminary
M. Rossman
New York City
Sallie M. Protaman
A. Pohlman
L. 8. Keyser
Geo. C. Henry
J. G Traver
J. H. W. Stuckenberg
Wooster
Alice Geiger
Springfield
J. F. Seibert
Ill
C. A. Hackenberg
EK. C. Xander
Columbus
Anna S Kugler
The
Young People’s Missionary Society
Mindelphiatt Times School Officers and Leaders Named
Obscure OCR fragment lists names and titles including Mrs Techt Hunter, Vic Presider u, Larkin, Miss Secret Miller, Margery D Litt ary, and Mraz lee President, with Treasune and Columbus references, indicating a school page listing officers or faculty.
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Dent
J "Mindelphiatt
Larkin
Vic
Ra. J. P
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Makaet-Av N
Pally Accredited
Nationse! Association of Accredites Commercial Schools
Pred S. Ferguson
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Midland
Pilgrim Produce Market
Luthern Synod
Anton
Laura Wade Rice
Hartwick Seminary
N. Y
Iva A. Baltzly
Onata
Ranney
Canton Home
Canton Home Furnishing CO
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