Federal effort stalls harbor tieup and ship delays
Government inquiry by Baker Daniels and Wilzon probes causes of New York harbor marine workers strike. City crews suspended as ferry workers desert posts. mayor calls prosecutions for removing boats and jeopardizing city food and milk supplies. Navy tug shortages halt ships bound for France and dispatch of repairs.
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Marine Workers’ Affiliation
Atx
Holan
Swann
Grand Jury
Hylan
Delaiunty
Marine Affiliation
Polle
Blazen Island
Enid le
Staten Island
Navy Department
Navy
France
United States
Albany
Brooklyn
Wilson Urged to End Strike and Reopen New York Harbor
President Wilson faced pressure from Secretary of Labor William L. Wilson to settle the harbor strike that paralyzed New York Harbor. Officials prepared for possible commandeering of harbor craft and arbitration, while New Jersey and federal agencies urged mediation and resumed traffic via tunnels to feed the city.
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L Aber Wilson
Calder
New York
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Railroad Administration
Department of Labor
Governor Edge
War Labor Board
Calox Tooth Powder Offered Through Key Manufacturer
Ke ss on Robbins advertises Calox Tooth Powder for sale widely, claiming manufacturing and recommendation by a noted chemist. The copy notes availability across markets and suggests trusted use.
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Kesson
Robbins Sanufacture
Luxemburg Mob Demands Abdication of Grand Duchess
A large crowd gathered before the Grand Ducal palace in Luxemburg demanding the abdication of Grand Duchess Marie Adelide and the proclamation of a republic A Committee on Public Safety has been named and unrest persists across Luxemburg The Grand Duchess 24 years old has ruled since June 1912 and reportedly plans to leave the country due to the political situation
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Metz
Havas
Luxemburg
Paris
Marie Adelaide of
Labor Board pins harbor crisis on boat owners
The War Labor Board telegraphed Governor Edge of New Jersey blaming boat owners for the New York Harbor water transportation crisis. Basil M. Manly said workers offered arbitration while owners refused, breaching their agreement and placing themselves in an untenable position.
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New York Harbor
France
Baker
War Department
Daniels
Navy Department
Stanley King
Mr. Baker
Wilwon
Department of Labor
Benjamin M. Squires
Delahunty
New York Boat Owners Association
National War Labor Board
Basil M. Manly
Labor
Wal
Bort Awnere Association
Washington
Associated Prese
War Labor Board
Governor Edge
New Jersey
Ners
Tce
Pha Ge
eBWAY Guide Get Your iene
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled heading or ad line for an eBWAY guide likely about a product or service. No clear people, places, or dates are readable to establish a concrete event or entity.
Argentina faces military dictatorship amid nationwide strife
Buenos Aires reports General Dellepaine seizing dictatorial powers to lead forces against strikers. Night clashes rage across the city with casualties as troops patrol posts and rail lines halt nationwide. Foreign agitators blamed by newspapers for a Bolshevik conspiracy.
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Buenos Aires
Presa
Defllepaine
Argentina
Nowise
Irigoyen
Dellepaine
Iie
Navy
Interior
Lhle
Consules
Prdaldesit Irigoren
10Th Cavalry
Cempo Mayo
Suépos Aires
Mecstty Arines
Peraons
Republic
Radical Party
Gartbalus
Tucey Agitators
Italpee FS
Atrach
Privey
Caval Pawl
Slaugh House
Atrikers
Boclailet
Viron Works
Bed
Chee Acres Batt
Cnset
President May Visit Verdun After War Destruction
Paris dispatch reports Verdun authorities invite President Wilson to visit the city as restoration costs soar. The reply expresses appreciation and a possible visit if feasible. Verdun, heavily bombarded, plans a rebuilt city with an estimated ten million dollars needed for reconstruction. only a few houses remain habitable.
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Walter Duranty
Copricapi
The
New York Times Co
Tus New ‘Tiss
Paris
Verdun
Robin
Decao
Woodrow Wilson
Americans Draft League Formula in Peace Plan
Paris dispatch reports the American peace delegation drafting a League of Nations formula aligned with Lord Cecil ideas. The plan avoids imposing world government and preserves national sovereignty, with open Inter Allied Conference sessions planned and Wilson staying in Paris for further talks.
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Richard V. Gulahan
New Tork Times
Paris
League of Nations
Lord Finbert Cecil
Wilson
United States
League
Council
Supreme Authority
Europe
Congress
France
Wilson Backing Italy Claims but Not Adriatic Control
Paris dispatch notes President Wilson intends partial Italian endorsement at the peace table while avoiding Adriatic sovereignty. Lloyd George to Paris tonight. conferences begin next week as eightieth delegates expected. Britain, France, and the United States discuss plans and Russia situation as peace talks set to open.
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Lioyd George
Paris
Associated Press
Wilson
Italy
Orlando
Adriatic
Lloyd George
London
Balfour
Tasker H. Bliss
Russia
Berlin Revolt Suppressed as Spartacists Face Setback
London reports say Berlin fighting left hundreds dead as government forces tighten zones and gain cohesion with provincial troops. Spearheaded by Ebert and Scheidemann loyalists, the crackdown aims to end Spartacist terrorism in smaller cities and push back radical agitators.
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London
Spartacus
Berlin
Germany
Dortmund
Speilbinders
Hamburg
Ebert-Scheidemann
Paris
British Cabinet includes an Indian member and Harmsworth pick
Report on the new British cabinet listing key positions with Premier Lloyd George and leaders like Bonar Law Curzon and Balfour. Notes the first Indian under-secretary Sir S H Sinha and Cecil Bisshop Harmsworth as under secretary for Foreign Affairs. Other posts filled by Milner Spencer Churchill Peel and Sinha. Continued on Page Three.
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Andrew Bonar Law
Bari Curzon
Arthur J. Balfour
Viscount Milner
Llgud George
5. H. Sinha
India
Cecil Bisshop Harmsworth
Lord Northcliffe
Robert Cecil
David Lloyd George
Treasury
Counc
Heath Bee
Wer
Edwin &. Monunder
Oir B
Sinha
the Admiralty
Walter Home Long
Perliamentary
Thomas J. Albanr
Board of Trade
Anley
W. BK. Bridgeman
Erttiiustoruek Avon
Stephen Wate
Agriculture
E. Pro
Prussia’s breakup seen by Hertling
Ex-Chancellor Count von Hertling predicts Prussia’s political end as the future German state reframes itself. He foresees Brandenburg Pomerania Hanover Westphalia rising to equal status, bound to Bavaria Saxony and Württemberg, with Prussia fading from map and a six or seven state federation forming. He recalls July 1916 confidence in victory despite warnings of peace moves and describes Paris upheaval and a crucial Allied counteroffensive that signaled Germany’s decline.
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Prussia
Brandenburg
Pomerania
Hanover
Westphalia
Bavaria
Saxony
Württemberg
Grand Duchy of
Baden
Count von Hertling Re
Paris
Ith
Berlin in upheaval as rebels besiege police and press
From Berlin a year 1919 dispatch reports Spartacist groups holding the Vorwärts and other newspapers against government troops. Soldiers patrol streets as rifle fire and curfew persist, with major fortifications at Deinhofplatz and Bellalliance Platz and civilians urged to seek shelter.
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Germany
Leas Phiegrmani
Spartacide
Gacaad
Centra
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Supreme Council
Lord Hardinge
Louis Martier
Turkey
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Switzerland
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Bernard Baruch
Vance McCormick
United States Peace Commission
Greece
Serbia
Portugal
Rumania
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China
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Bulgaria
London Daily Mail
Ioatidte
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Hanberg
Indiana
C. B. Harmsworth
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Retary For Foreign Affairs
Sovnees Toeigait
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Munich
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Cologne
Chéteau-Thierry
Massiges
New York Times Company
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Spartacides
Himseilf
Declara
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Vorwirts
Tageblatt
Voesische Zeitung
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Leipzigerstrasse
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