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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
1
Boston police seek reinstatement after a strike labeled desertion by Governor Coolidge. The union reports 1,485 members while officials warn there can be no arbitration or return to duty. Fed plans and potential federal troop intervention loom amid wage and labor conflicts.
Governor Thomas W. Bickett will arrive in the city shortly after 8 PM to mediate a labor dispute. He plans initial talks with employers to determine plant reopening conditions, followed by meetings with union leaders to seek a satisfactory settlement. A public speech to both sides may follow.
In Boise, Idaho President Wilson urged acceptance of the peace treaty in a large outdoor address. He warned America faces renewed war unless the pact is approved, directing his remarks from Senator Borah’s home state as D. W. Davis introduced him to cheering thousands.
First pictures show General Pershing arriving at the port of New York after his overseas victory. One image captures the commander-in-chief aboard the Leviathan waving to Secretary of War Baker and officials, the other shows him stepping ashore to reclaim soil left two years earlier.
The court granted a continuance as prosecutors and defense requested more time due to absent witnesses and lawyers. The cases involve Mrs Verda Bell and R C Hoffman on abduction and miscegenation charges after a hotel incident. Hoffman allegedly arranged a room and planned a later arrival for Mrs Bell. The incident followed the husband’s long workday and wife’s disappearance. A separate note states Montgomery Traction orders ten safety one man street cars from Perley A Thomas Car Works for about $300 more each, deliveries within 90 days, with Westinghouse supplying electrical gear.
Joe Welborn pleaded guilty in municipal court to possessing more than a lawful amount of whiskey for sale. He received a $100 fine and court costs, the costs to city, fine to charities, per Judge Kirkman.
Former diplomat William C Bullitt testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Secretary Lansing warned in Paris last May that the Senate and the American public would defeat the treaty if they knew its meaning. He quoted Lansing opposing Armenia mandates and criticizing the league covenant. Bullitt discussed peace efforts with Russia and House, and noted Wilson’s original league proposal.
London Sept 12 The Cunard Line begins a major building program adding more than half a million tons of new shipping to challenge U S interests. Orders placed for several ships averaging 25 000 tons each will burn fuel efficient coal and be equipped with modern gear.
Paris observes Bastile Day with a grand festival recalling the Bastile construction in 1509 the internment of the Man in the Tron Mask in 1679 and the Bastile’s 1789 fall signaling liberty for France in 191%.
Ottawa reports the house of commons assented to the treaty of peace. Both houses have ratified and sent notification to the British government.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels said Canada and the United States set an example for world emulation by their treaty banning fortifications. He predicted the day when the league of nations brings security in international justice, prompting abolition of powerful armies and naval builds. Admiral Rodman accompanied Daniels in Victoria BC aboard the battleship New Mexico, with convoy from Arkansas and destroyers.
New York city departments plan to deploy about 500 trucks within a week to sell foodstuffs at 44 to 50 percent below market price. Commissioner Jonathan Day says one company will supervise the operation and food will move producer to consumer.
President Wilson reached Rathdrum in a downpour and, with his party, headed to a waiting car for the 14 mile drive to Coeur d'Alene where he was to deliver an afternoon speech.
Moscow dispatch reports the remnant of Admiral Kolchak's southern army surrendered to the Bolsheviks. The capture tally in the past week reaches 45,000 as Bolshevik forces advance from the Moscow front.
Representatives of the United States Great Britain and France in Mexico were instructed to rapidly complete a census of all their nationals in the republic. The data will cover each person’s business activities and the scope of their enterprises.
Washington September 12 General Pershing will arrive in the capital today to mark the St Mihiel drive anniversary. His train is due at 4 pm after stops in Philadelphia. A 17 gun salute by the first division will greet the commander. He will likely report to the War Department tomorrow.
A Montenegrin official note from Paris reports brisk fighting in Montenegro against Serb invaders. It notes Serbia has sent 15,000 reinforcements via Bosnia and Cattaro.
The tropical storm today lay central over the gulf likely at latitude 27 degrees and longitude 88 degrees. This position places it in the central Gulf with potential movement affecting shipping and coastal areas.
Oliver Causey who has been very ill for seven weeks was taken to a local hospital for an operation today.
Washington Sept 12 A favorable report was ordered by the Senate military committee on Senator Harvriss joint resolution authorizing the United Confederate Veterans to use cots tents and blankets now at Camp Cordon during the organization's reunion in Atlanta.
Striking cooks and waiters launched a cafe in Omatia offering roast beef with potatoes bread and butter for 25 cents and other items at proportional prices. The rush filled the place quickly and the union aims for a small profit while providing a hangout for union supporters. Mr and Mrs R L Haney of Detroit visit Mrs Haney's parents on Willowbrook Street.
Boston braces as police strike enters calmer phase after central union orders unions to vote on action. state guard and volunteers maintain order while seven deaths are listed from the unrest. firemen and telephone operators prepare to vote on next steps and report a shared committee review.
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