Reform Needed in Wage Scales for Steel Mills
A Staff Special Dispatch from Washington reports calls for wage reform and stronger union rights in the steel industry ahead of war labor policy. Assertions cite Bethlehem and Birmingham strikes, three shifts, and a proposed eight hour day, with a Wilson commission to mediate and recognize collective bargaining.
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Washington
Taft
Frank FP
Tennesse Coal & Iron Co
Planta
Birmingham
Ala
Bethieham
Ldbor
Electricians’ Union
Frank Morrison
Aet. of L
Steel Corporation
Birmingham-Resumer
Bethlehem Steel Works
Wilson
Bessemer
Modern Science Aims To Fight Plague In Asia
Host Toa reports on April 2 efforts to apply modern science against a deadly plague outbreak in Mongolia and China. Dr Charlee W Youngs of Peking and Dr Chang with the Union Medical College staff travel to Shantung to lecture at Shana University about microscopic evidence and coffins prepared for burning to persuade wary officials and gentry to take decisive action.
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Mongolia
Staal
China
Great Wall
Ameritan Board of Commissioners
Edwards
Talquantu
Shaws
Charlee W. Youngs
Colon
Peking
Mau Churle
Slintel
Chang
Uinlon Medical College
Tientein
Young
Shana University Ceditorium
Talyvan
Plague News Amid Shana Province Efforts and Local Births
A report from Sprats notes plague conditions worsen near Hoang-do and Shana as missionary doctors struggle to stop the spread. In Cheyenne the 100 Per Cent Society expands with 600 members and aims for 1000 within 50 days. Membership info available at Palace Pharmacy and local outlets. Also ads for Beat Line bicycles and Reed H. Hollister at 720 Pioneer Ave.
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Shente Notte
Shana
Hoang-he
Yellow River
Bhansi Baling
Sarautsi
Inner Mongolia
Sprats
Hoang-do
American Board
Cheyenne
Tme
Cheygone
Palace Pharmacy
MeKerney & Conways
Jenking Shoe Store
Reed H. Hollister
Pioneer Ave
Fort Collins Parks Move Puts Gulch on City Map
Fort Collins officials and Forest Service representatives toured a gulch near Stratton park to set aside recreation land along the Poudre river. The land, four miles long and up to a mile wide, would become a city camping site with partial policing and forestry powers under a new agreement.
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Fort Colans
Calo
Fort Collings
Neest Mountain
Forest Service
Commercal Club
Forest
Wheeler
Akin and
Jarrett
Stover and Goeder
J. Stahl
District Foreater
Poudre
Btritton Park
Poudre Highway
Stahl
Man Stricken Plowing Dies in California Field
Theodore Nelson age 22 a farm hand on the Raymond Oughtred ranch two miles east of Galeton and nine miles from Eaton died this forenoon from pulmonary hemorrhage while plowing. He was suddenly stricken and died before help could reach him.
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Eaton
Calo
Theodore Nelson
Raymond Oughtred
Galeton
Nelson
Tragic Discovery on Colorado Farm Leaves Man Dead
The body of Nelson, a blond, gray blue eyed man about 5 feet 6 inches tall and 150 pounds, was found near a Colorado farm after a tubercular illness. He crawled toward the house about sixty yards before dying. Relatives unknown. He claimed ties to Chicago and had a Joliet coat tag. Under taker Raeburn holds the body as authorities seek relatives.
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Everett Calvin
Oughtreds
Noleon
Oughtred
Ht. P. Peck
Galeton
Joliet
Chicago
Nelson
Eaton District
Cheyenne
Raeburn
Colorado
Pooh in supreme power
Paris reports that after fullest discussion the Allies have agreed to grant General Foch absolute power on the western front. The authority is to be free from any external pressures and will guide operations with full autonomy.
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Paris
Foch
West Front
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