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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1919

Page

9

Brazil President-elect Pessoa Honored in Washington Visit

Brazil’s President-elect Dr. Pessoa arrived in Washington for a series of official engagements. He met Vice President Marshall and Secretary Polk, attended a Pan American Union dinner, and planned to lay a wreath at Mount Vernon. The visit underscored strengthened Brazil United States ties amid wartime diplomacy.

Washington Brazil United States Ferracio Pessoa Brazils Cedure New York Yes Pessea Ling White House Marshall Welane Pessoa Ciert Geraay Arey Pan-American Union Gri Wilson Fr. Pessoa Tumulty Imperator Basilian Party Midocean Jeanne d’Arc Union Station Tor Pessoa Polk Phillips State Department Benson Naval Operations General March Army Marine Guard of Honor Marine Navy Yard Mount Vernon Daniels Glase Redfield Tipitacio Pessoa Penesoa Juanita Pessoa Timperator Waldorf-Astoria Pennsylvania William H. Egan Carly Egan Benjamin Harrison Hyian Realman Wanamaker Grover A. Whalen Pessoa de Ferroz Armando Burlamaqui Mme. Burlamaqui Laura Muller, Jr Legation Mme. Muller Mauricio Nabucco Gustavo Barroso Mme. Barroso Pugenio Catta Preta Mme. Preta Ipanema de Moreira

Brazil

Fragmentary text mentions nations and energy in time with references to history and toil. No clear event dates or people emerge, leaving a vague reference to Brazil and global themes without a concrete incident or outcome.

Brazil

Gompers Re elected as AFL President amid wage hikes

At the American Federation of Labor convention in Atlantic City delegates voted to raise President Samuel Gompers salary from 7500 to 10000 and Frank Morrison’s from 5000 to 7500. Gompers was re elected for a 37th term despite one dissenting vote. The meeting also supported labor charter changes and called for Burleson’s resignation over postal service issues while planning pay raises and new fraternal delegates to international labor bodies.

New York Times Atlantic City N. J Wee American Federation of Labor P. C. Shay Theatrical Employees’ Union Basil M. Manity War Labor Board Frank P. Walsh Mr. Walsh Shay Anes Federation of Labor Mathew Woll Labor John H. Walker Gompers Wilson Ae League of Nations Borden Versailles Whue Great Britain Cooper Witso Frank Morrison James Duncan Seattle Central Labor Council Massachusetts Joseph F. Valentine Frank Duffy William Green William D. Maher Thomas A. Rickert Jacob Fischer Matthew Wolf Daniel J. Tobin Matthew Woll John R. Alpine Wilson Burleson William PB. Hutcheson John J Hines Trades Union Congress Samuel Griggs Trades and Labor Congress Mr. Gompers Amsterdam Executive Council

Hines Cuts Car Charges

Substantial reductions in demurrage charges were announced by Director General Hines. For detaining cars loaded or empty the charge will be 2 per day for the first four days and 5 per day thereafter, effective July 20. Previous rates were 3 per day for four days, 6 per day for three days, and 10 per day after. loading delays had no charge.

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Borah Threatens Anti League Party Clash in Senate

Senator Borah denounces the League of Nations as un American and warns it threatens U S sovereignty. He attacks autocratic Europe and Japan while arguing politics must reflect public sentiment within parties. Senators Hitchcock and McCormick challenge borah on democratic reforms in Europe and Japan.

Senator McCormick Illinois Senator Borah Senate Mr. Wickersham Europe Hitchcock England France Ments Italy Mr. Berah Idaho League For Peace Japan Nebraska Borah League of Nations Congress

Senators Debate League of Nations Stand and Party Splits

In a heated exchange amid debates on the League of Nations, Senator Borah warns the anti league stance may spark a new party if Republicans fail to act. Hitchcock opposes delays citing imminent ratification and polls while others call for a clear party position.

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