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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
2
The piece argues for wage realignment as war costs drive prices higher. It cites a Winnipeg strike of 40,000 and widespread labor unrest abroad, urging compromise between capital and labor. It warns that excessive demands and impersonal labor relations hinder price relief and calls for better employer employee relations to lower costs.
Official figures tally vast France destruction in the great war totaling 5.8 billion in homes and furnishings 3.2 billion in farms grain stocks cattle timber lands and 12.14 billion in mines industries railways roads and canals. A century cannot erase the wreck France and Belgium suffered. Waiting two weeks for storms off Newfoundland delays overhead ocean travel and cars were once seen as fair weather vehicles.
Australian aviator Harry G. Hawker and navigator Mackenzie Grieve launched from St Johns at 5:55 p m Greenwich time aiming to beat the Yankees across the Atlantic and win the non stop trans Atlantic prize of 59 000 dollars Rival Fredrick P Raynham wrecked his plane and was injured with navigator Charles W F Morgan Hawker hopes to reach the Irish coast in about 20 hours landing around 1 55 p m Greenwich time Monday in New York time 9 55 am
Nothing more has been heard of Hawker and his navigator Grieve. They have undoubtedly lost their lives in the ocean.
Washington on May 19 reports Mrs John H Towers wife of Commander Towers of the seaplane corps has received a message. The brief item notes a communication related to the Towers family and naval aviation activities during the period.
NC3 and head of the trans-Atlantic flight squadron confirms via cablegram that her husband from Ponta Delgada is safe and well tonight.
Three U S seaplanes began NC-1 sank while being towed NC-3 dismantled at the Azores to be shipped back NC-4 expected to start for Lisbon at 6 am Wednesday morning engine trouble delayed takeoff from Ponta Delgada yesterday for Lisbon with favorable weather planned to depart at daybreak Thursday morning
London May 15 The ministry of shipping announced Allied merchantmen losses by enemy action Britain 2197 ships 7 638 000 tons France 238 ships 697 000 tons Italy 230 ships 742 000 tons United States 80 ships 341 000 tons Japan 29 ships 120 000 tons In addition to British ships 20 vessels totaling 95 000 tons were lost on admiralty service.
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