Many Raids and Arrests in U S War Drive
In a broad wave of action last week, U S government raids hit over a hundred cities as authorities target the labor movement. Prosecutions loom over alleged sabotage and treason plots linked to wartime unrest, with arrests guiding a nationwide sweep against the LW W and allied groups.
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Eward W. Pickard
United States
Uoele Bam
LW. W
Welsed
Wimitiva Pinnia
Railroad and Timber
Uie
Gerton Ptutcer
Bodaltat
Chiragyalan
Butlpes
William Hale Thenpeon
Chicago
Lowden
Cblenco
Cites
Department of Justien
Logan
Kankakee
Ready for War s Hardships Boys of 1917 at Camp Grant
Troops from northern Missouri and southern Wisconsin gather at Camp Grant as they begin training for World War I. Bunks with straw-filled cots, limited alarm clocks, and early wakeups mark the rough start for 289 young men as doctors assess their fitness and mess halls prepare to feed the new arrivals.
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Noethern Minas
Southeen
Wisconsin
Ench
Rumor of Chinese Troops in Europe for Allied Demands
A Chinese Daily World dispatch from Shanghai claims a 15,000 strong Twenty-fourth corps with engineers trained by American graduates and an aviation unit would join Western forces to defend Europe against Russia and Germany. The report suggests Mongolian soldiers could be first in Europe since Genghis Khan, and notes allied ships offer to support logistics were rejected by Ching authorities.
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Aviation School
Ohio State University
Labor Heads Urge War on Disloyals
Labor leaders form American Alliance for Labor and Democracy in Minneapolis with Samuel Gompers elected president and Frank Morrison named secretary. The group vows suppression of disloyal propaganda, solidification of labor, conscription of wealth, and government control of industries during wartime. A Russia aid committee is planned, and a confrontation over a Socialist editor disrupts the meeting.
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Minneapolis
Social Tate
Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Saniel Gompers
Frank P. Walsh
John Suargo
Inborites
Gompers
Federaton of
Trades Union Congress
Stockholm
Alliance For
Minn
Sept
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wommstee
Ald
Russia
New
Mr. Gompers
John Spurgo
Socialist Party
James Duncan
Charles Edward Russell
Alliance
Alliance Buureaus
Thomas O'Rourke
Baltimore
Post Roads Aid Allotted In Fiscal Year 1918 19
Washington and Illinois receive 8658 323 in the apportionment for national aid to rural post offices. Texas New York and Pennsylvania allocations exceed others. Michigan Minnesota Missouri and other Midwest states listed with specific sums.
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Sept
Ilinois
Texas
New York
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Friend of the Fire Horse in Detroit Honored by Care
Detroit fire department superintendent Martin Cooney served 27 years tending horses, supervising stables, and guiding their end when replaced by automobiles. He never took furlough, tended horses through illness, and notes horses’ loyalty and humane retirement to farms. He retired recently as use of horses declined.
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Martin Cooney
Fire Department
Detroit
Mich
Martin Gooner
Mr. Cooney
Cox Praises Labor Peace Amid Race Tensions in Ohio
Ohio Governor Cox lauds the relatively few industrial disputes amid wartime mobilization and warns of tensions as thousands of Southern colored workers arrive in the state. He urges careful handling to prevent racial strife and dependence on public aid, while pledging government action to curb discriminatory importation and protect labor standards.
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Ohio
Gov.Cox
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Wilson
Cincinnati
Hvelf
South
America
B. B. Pearson
Atty. Gen. McGhee
Lawrence KC. Langdon
Lebanon
State Public Utilities Commission
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
U.S. Dist. Atty
Stuart R. Bolin
Act of Congress
Calumbus Barracks
Ohio State University
Congress
Two Drown in River Near Ebria
In Black river near Ebria, Szalac 30 and his six year old daughter Irene drowned while fishing after she slipped from a rock into six feet of water. The father tried to rescue her and both fell in. neither could swim.
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Rank Szalac
Irene
Black River
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