Steel strike dull in Pittsburg area as plants stay open
Conditions in the Pittsburg area steel strike showed little change with no new plants starting up and no major additions to workers at Donora Monessen after two weeks idle. Carnegie plants in the district remained open and workers slowly returned to jobs while local labor leaders discussed the situation behind closed doors. Police and officials faced criticism as the potential for a large strike loomed. In Chicago raids on agitators followed by martial law in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. 2600 troops were in control.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Ster
P*ttspure Federation of
Lalber
Starn
Robin
Council For the
Saii
Nee Ja
Chicago
Del
Gary
Indiana Harbor
King Victor Emmanuel Ratifies German Austrian Treaties
Rome dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel I has ratified the German and Austrian peace treaties by decree. Each decree includes an article authorizing full government execution of the treaty and a second article directing submission to parliament for conversion into law.
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ALY
Rome
Victor Emannue I
Italia
Cheyenne Loses Military Police Guard
Cheyenne will no longer have military police patrolling the city as U.S. forces leave duty. Brigadier General Benjamin A. Poole ordered the discontinuation of the police, with soldiers to report back to their squads. Captain L. F. Kyen oversees the transition at the fort as the force is disbanded.
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Cheyenne
Fort
D. A. Mussel
United States
Benjamin A. Poole
the Pont
Bond Proposal in Cheyenne Aimed at New Schools
Cheyenne voters may petition the board to call a special bond election to raise 350000 for a new high school and four new grade schools. The board plans a spring tax levy increase if the measure advances, with the high school on the Central site and the grade school in the northeast.
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Aix Cheyenne
Board of
Imo Board
Aroyores
Insu
Fall Begah
Acad
Gentral School
Gentral
Sox Amaze Ball Dom With Winning Display
A chaotic game features Buck Weaver’s stellar hitting for the Sox as they rally with two passes and a single in the fifth and a double plus two singles in the sixth to surge ahead. Jackson struggles at the plate while Ting replaces Reuttler on the mound and raises the crowd with late-innings hits.
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Chicago
Reds
Fisher
Kerr
Sox
Buck Weave
Buck Weaver
Ting
Reuttler
Jackson
Uard Bose
Weaver
Raiseh
Gambial
Sixty seven machines to begin flight to Cheyenne east end
Air Commodore L E O Charlton was chosen as the lead aviator for the transcontinental race from Mineola New York. Seventeen other machines had arrived or were en route, with sixty seven machines to depart east for Cheyenne and sixteen for the Pacific leg.
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Cheyenne
East End
Pacific
Mineola
N. Y
L. E. O. Charlton
Washington
San Francisco
Barry
Department of the East
Sac Francises
Leader in Salesmanship Program Promises Extra Credits
The State Leader's Salonsmanship drive invites participants to join a sales effort offering 400,000 extra credits plus regular credits for subscriptions. The program caps at $18 subscription units and promotes high honors within the club setting.
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Gow
Mianth
Oni
Belgian King and Queen Visit Cheyenne Tonight
Royal visitors from Belgium are to arrive in Cheyenne late tonight aboard a royal special train. The journey will stop briefly for engine changes before continuing toward Ogden Utah, with Omaha departure planned for 10 in the morning and a late arrival in Cheyenne noted in railroad schedules.
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Belgium
Cheyenne
King
Queen Elizabeth
Omaha
Ogden
Utah
Transecontinental Flyers Preparation At Fort Russell
Fort Russell works to revive transecontinental flight operations as Lieutenant Glome directs the station from the fort. New planes arrive from the West and East with Captain Verne Austin supervising field improvements. supplies including 2000 gallons gasoline and 200 gallons oil are moved to the fort.
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Fort D. A. Russell
Glome
Clone Witt
Rowlins
Sidney
Verne Austin
Fort Hassell
Fort Russell
Clune
Chine
Far East
Becal Fields
Liberty
Mobile BR
President Wilson Improves. Daughters Return Home
President Wilson's condition improves and his appetite returns toward normal. His two married daughters, Mrs. W.G. McAdoo and Mrs. Francis G. Sayre, came to his bedside but return home after consultations with physicians. Doctors caution against over optimism, noting another setback remains possible.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Wiliam G. McAdoo
New York
Francis G. Sayre
Cambridge
Mass
Grayson
Mr. Wilson
White House
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Cincinnati
Reuther
Charlton
BE. P., Traiell
Embassy
Roosevelt Field
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