Gompers Rises From Illness to Deny Bolshevism Charge
Samuel Gompers, weakened by illness, addressed the national industrial conference to deny Bolshevik accusations and reaffirm labor's loyalty to the United States. He praised the government rooted in the heart of every true American and warned against attempts to overthrow the republic.
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Gompers
United ‘States
Lovee
Washington
Samuel Gomfore
United States
Wee
Vie
J. ¥. Loren
Anid
Clement
Loree
The
Hitwo Pathomd
Leber
Federarion
Stentt
Wileoo
Tinems
Moor
Loren
Hom Tiver
America
Palmer
Boot and Shoe Mountainurers
Europe
Reds Slay 23 652 in Riga in a Lecture Night
An incoherent report from Riga describes a lecture by Schneider of Higa about a term related to women and children as victims. It mentions wounded victims, crowds laughing, and a misheard number 400 Renin, with references to Miris and an extended, unclear event.
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REDS
Riga
Bockhale
Guide Schneider
Higa
Mga
Miris
Slayer of Child Hanged in Cook County Jail Garroting
The condemned man, Chilenga, was hanged for the murder of Janet Wilkinson at Cook County Jail. Witnesses report a religious exultation as he faced the gallows with calm until the moment of death.
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Chilenga
Get
Thomas Witegeret
Janet Wilkinson
Cook County
Austria Ratifies Treaty as German Party Opposes Pact
The Austrian assembly ratified the peace treaty. German party members faced opposition with a single negative vote. The debate centered on ratification methods and political divisions within the coalition.
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Golld
Mt. Germain
Withogl Dubate
Royal Party Tours Yosemite Valley During Visit
King Albert of Belgium and the royal party spend Wednesday in Yosemite Valley California. The group, including Queen Elisabeth and Prince Leopold, toured points of interest and recalled memories from prior visits.
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Belgium
Yoamite Valley
Yonemite Valley
Cal
Albert
Nottonn Park
King Albert
Dncognite
Yamemite
Eisabeth
Prince Leopold
Sugar Ration for Gotham in War Style Plan
New York prepares to institute sugar rationing with a one pound limit per customer and restaurants adopting wartime sugar envelopes. Federal administrator Arthur Mann leads the program as in wartime, while other global items report on flights, deportations, and political moves.
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New York
Arthur Wai Ikgms
Gotham
Arthur Wa Mann
Shantung Kept in the Treaty Amid House Vote
Republicans split over the treaty amendment with fourteen opposing and three Democrats supporting the change in the peace accord. The measure failed to alter the designation of Shantung in the Treaty of Peace as voted.
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Shantung
Red scare actions in Gary and Wyoming air crash report
The report covers Gary Indiana with raids on suspected Reds tied to a steel strike, Mapes pledging to end the strike and deportations planned. It also details the October crash of Lieut French Kirby and Lieut Stanley Miller in Utah during the transcontinental air derby, with both pilots dead. The Senate rejected the Shantung settlement amendment by a 55 to 5 vote, prompting further moves on related treaties.
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Central Department
United States Army
Gary
Mapes
Wen
Cakmet Mapes
Indianapalls
Allen
Salt Lake City
French Kirby
Stanley Miller
Castle Rock
Utah
Kirby
Higby
Miller
Hands
Evanston
Wyo
Washington
Senate
America
United States
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Maho
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Ransdell
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Sheppard
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Smith
Stanley
Swanson
Virginia
Thomas
Trammell
Underwood
Alabama
Williams
Wolcott
Bige
Martin
South Dalakota
Elkins
Fernald
Maine
Cabinet to Run the U S Government During Wilson's Illness
Washington reports the cabinet prepared to assume many presidential duties as President Wilson rests and recovers. The move signals extended interim leadership while the chief executive remains unable to govern.
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Washington
Wilson
Fierce Fight at Petrograd Amid Crumbling Fortresses
British forces reportedly capture Krondstadt and Yudenitch's troops push toward Petrograd as Soviet defenses hold. Helsingfors dispatches claim the fortress fell after a brutal bombardment altering the city’s fate.
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London
Yudenitch
Krasno Selo
Gutching
Petrograd
Gustin
Yudeniteh
Krandstadt
Helsingfora
Krondatadt
Points of Difference in Trade Parley Narrowing, Report in Washington
Reported progress at the Industrial conference shows labor and capital edging toward concessions on collective bargaining. Labor opposes one amendment granting employer right to deal with nonemployees, while capital supports plant government and union bargaining recognition. Committees split the declaration into four parts and added two interpolations to guard against outside influence and protect minority interests.
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Washington
Afteen
We Industrial Conference
Frank Morrison
Organized Labor
Russell-Edicott
Labor
Capital
Gompers
Vienna Coalition Unites to Shelter Starving Population
Vienna reports a coalition of all Austrian parties ending political feuds to aid the starving city. The American mission chief urged a foreign loan in Paris for reconstruction amid dire economic conditions. Vienna’s burgomaster appealed to Congress and the American people for help this winter.
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Vienna
England
America
Paris
Austria
American Congress
Germany Pays War Indemnity Installment Say Cologne
The Cologne Gazette reports Germany has paid the first installment of the war indemnity, totaling 20,000 100,000 marks, in deliveries of various commodities. The notice references Berlin and Oct. 20 and cites the German payment as the initial tranche of the indemnity.
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Berlin
Winanes
Ereberger
Crecho Slovakin
Cologne Gassette
Germany
Wilson health crisis and league of nations noted in 1919 dispatch
Edward W. Pickard reports cabinet control in Wilson's absence as the president recovers from an unspecified illness. The piece covers industrial conflict, Bolshevik threats, army actions in Gary and Chicago, steel and coal disputes, and the early formation of the League of Nations amid U.S. Senate debates and Baltic fighting developments.
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Edward W. Pickard
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Tull
Admiral Grayson
Crista
Baker
Houston
White House
Japan Awaits U.S. Move Over Shantung Question
Tokyo reports show Japanese officials calm as they await the United States Senate decision on the Shantung issue. Diet inquiries seek clarity on possible arms action and any link between U.S. naval movements and Shantung plans.
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Tokyo
Shantung
United States Senate
Diet
Service Beyond All Praise by Washington Nurses in War
The final report on Army Nurse Corps activities shows 10 245 nurses served overseas between May 8 1917 and May 21 1919, with 266 deaths and three wounded in action. Detachments deployed to France replaced British hospital staff as German attacks intensified.
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Moscow
Orelord
Toventteh Tek Lasa
Perroarint
Addieiral Katehi
Germany
Archangel
Onega
Baltic
Conneil
Kronstadt
Bolshevis
Russia
Washington
Activities Corps
Julia
Stimson
Snow
France
Eren
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Department of Justice
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Natick Committee
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