U S to Deport Aliens Who Fomented Strikes
Fifty four industrial workers of the world traveling to New York to be deported will be detained at Ellis Island until sailing arrangements are made. They are to be divided by nationality and shipped out at the earliest moment with reinforced guards.
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Associated Press
New York
Ellis Island
Industrial Workers of the World
Chicago
Atlantic
Seattle
Spokane
I.W. W
Denver
United States Immigration Service
Pacific Coast
A. D. T. Jackson
Immigration Service
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Industria
Wilson
Washington
Butte
Mont
Helena
Police clash as strike sympathizers clash with police
In Lawrence mass a street corner meeting near Arlington mills led to arrests after authorities dispersed the crowd with clubs. A man and a woman were taken into custody as several windows were broken and missiles were reportedly thrown though no stones were confirmed. The strike remains in effect.
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Arlington
Tacoma Strike Ends as Seattle Men Still Out
Tacoma Wash Feb 10 The general strike is off in Tacoma after the Central Labor Council decision and sympathetic strikers returned to work at 8 this morning. San Francisco Feb 10 Collapse of the general strike movement in Tacoma renews hope Seattle might end soon, with troops expected at Butte to quell copper miner disorders. Labor unrest persists in San Francisco Bay as machinists and boilermakers argue over wages and retroactive pay. Interest shifts to Seattle and Butte as officials vow to keep municipal services running if needed.
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Tacoma
Wash
Central Labor Council
San Francisco
Seattle
Butte
Mont
San Francisco Bay
Iu. C. Marshall
Federal Shipbuilding Labor Adjustment Committee
Ole Hanson
Industrial Workers of the World
Red Cross to Open Drive For Junior Membership
Harrisburg Chapter of the American Red Cross launches a county wide drive to enroll every schoolchild as a junior member. Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert leads the effort with teachers urged to form school committees and reports due to D. D. Hammelbaugh by February 22.
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Harrisburg
American Red Cross
Lyman D. Gilbert
D. D. Hammelbaugh
Junior Red Cross
Weather Update for Harrisburg and Eastern Pennsylvania
Harrisburg and vicinity: fair and continuing cold tonight with a low near freezing, then fair and slightly warmer Tuesday. Eastern Pennsylvania: fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer Tuesday, northeast to east winds, possible ice buildup. Ice may continue to increase. Harrisburg stage about 4.0 feet Tuesday morning.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State seeks cannons for Pennsylvania and war relics
Adjutant General Frank D. Beary will seek War Department approval this week for cannons and other war trophies to be placed in the State Arsenal and Pennsylvania cities. The state notes its large wartime contribution and requests from captured German pieces and planes. Washington reports the Shipping Board will convert six wooden cargo steamers into merchant seaman training ships with over 38,000 applicants.
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Ereenet
Pennsylvania
War Department
Frank D. Beary
Lafayette
Beary
France
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
Shipping Board
Keystone Warehouse Opens in Harrisburg Capacity 300 Cars
R. L. Spencer of the Duquesne Warehouse Company, Pittsburgh, is in Harrisburg arranging the opening of the Keystone warehouse connected with the new Pennsylvania Railroad freight station at Second and Mulberry streets. The facility will offer 80,000 square feet of floor space and a capacity for 300 carloads.
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R. L. Spencer
Duquesne’ Warehouse Company
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Keystone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Second and Mulberry Streets
Bretz Sentenced to Jail and Fines in Embezzlement Cases
Disbarred attorney Harry M. Bretz was convicted on two counts of embezzlement and ordered to pay costs and $100 fines in each case, with seven months in jail. President Judge George Kunkel noted Bretz's disbarment as a harsh but necessary additional punishment.
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Harry M. Bretz
George Kunkel
Bretz
Suffrage Amendment Fails in Senate Vote
Washington February 10 The effort to submit a Federal Constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage failed in the Senate with fifty five votes in favor and twenty nine against. The House resolution for submission also failed to adopt, delaying the amendment's path.
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Senate
House
Thousands Join In Roosevelt Eulogy At Harrisburg Mass
Thousands gathered at the Chestnut Street auditorium in Harrisburg for a memorial mass meeting honoring Theodore Roosevelt. Congressman Franklin F. Ellsworth of Minnesota delivered a glowing eulogy, with attendees noting personal acquaintance with the late president and the nation sharing in a high minded tribute to Americanism and patriotism.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Chestnut Street
Franklin F. Ellsworth
Minnesota
Harrisburg’s
President Wilson enjoys quiet Sunday in Paris
Paris February 10 President Wilson spent a quiet Sunday after a strenuous week. He attended church with Mrs Wilson in the morning, then took a long automobile ride in the frosty air after luncheon and later received William G Sharp the American Ambassador recently returned from the United States.
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Paris
Wilson
French Girls Anxious For Yankee Males
Paris reports that over 40 percent of Parisian young women seek an American husband, citing L Oeuvre letters on why Americans appeal. They praise breezy humor and courteous manners, with debates on patriotism and personal appearance, amid a mix of admiration for American homelife and critique of French lovers. Dempsey Ready To Sign For Willard Title Bout.
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Associated Press
Paris
L’oeuvre
Old Blue Laws Endorsed By Harrisburg Ministerial Association
The Harrisburg Ministerial Association adopts resolutions praising a Legislature move to amend the 1794 Blue Laws to permit Sunday educational entertainments such as orchestral concerts lectures and movie shows. The proposed House bill broadens Sunday activities under educational character provisions.
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Harrisburg Ministerial Association
Walter Shaffer Dauphin Aviator to Speak on War Experiences
Walter Shaffer, an aviator who served in the French army and now admires U S forces, invites veterans who saw overseas duty to attend his Orpheum talk tonight at 8 PM. He plans future lectures in Hershey and Millersburg and has enlisted C Floyd Hopkins to organize dates and receptions for interested cities and groups.
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Walter Shaffer
Uncle Sam
America
France
United States
Atlantic
Shaffer
Orpheum
Harrisburg
Hun
Hershey
Millersburg
C. Floyd Hopkins
Majestic Theater
Hopkins
World peace conference opens with unchallenged seating
Paris February 10 delegates attend the peace conference without objection to seats as credentials, while the credentials committee delays formal examination awaiting all members. Rumors persist that some delegates hold disputed status, but leaders hope to avoid disputes to keep progress smooth as lesser commissions advance on plans before the Society of Nations report. Debates are anticipated on emerging topics once leadership shifts occur.
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Associated Press
Paris
Peace Conference Commission On Credentials
Ments
Conference
Commission
Society of Nations
Wilson
Orlando
Italy
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Toll orders on cheques and tolls connection
Fragmentary OCR note shows references to tolls and Che orders. Despite poor readability, the readable tokens indicate an item about toll arrangements or orders linked to a financial or transport context. Entities are unclear. no distinct named individuals or organizations can be confirmed.
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