Wilson Returns to Washington After Ill Health Seclusion
President Wilson arrived in Washington at 11 am and went to the White House where he remains secluded to rest. Admiral Grayson plans further rest measures and may keep him away from visitors and treaty talks to regain strength.
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Great Britain
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Johnson
New York Times
Amendments Have No Change Related to Article X
A clipped notice states that amendments have no change and do not affect Article X. It clarifies the provisions remain as previously enacted, with no additions or deletions altering current authority or enforcement.
British Officials Hopeful As Strike Persists Amid Food Dispatch
Amid a nationwide strike in Britain volunteers surge to help food transport. About 80 000 private vehicles and extensive motor club resources are mobilized to keep food distribution moving while rail and road services face disruptions.
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Royal Automobile Club
The
Automobile Association
London
Portman Square
Women’s Army
Auxiliary Corps
Post and Telegraph Strike Threatened in Holland
Rotterdam dispatch reports a possible general strike in Holland on posts telegraphs and cables, hinging on parliamentary interpellations by Socialist members. Employers say they will meet leaders demands but the planned strike was postponed awaiting government wage replies. No English mails arrived due to strikes.
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Rotterdam
Associated Press
Holland
England
Spanish Troops Seize Raisuli Positions in Morocco
Spanish troops from Tetuan occupy Conice and Harcha as El Arish and Ceuta detachments continue fighting Raisuli forces. Raisuli aims to incite Douar uprisings to hinder Spanish troop concentrations. Reports cite defections among new recruits and a police detachment ambushed joining the Waras column.
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Ceuta
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Waras
Confidence vote in Nitti sustains Italian government
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies backed Premier Nitti by 208 to 116 as the assembly, marked by turmoil, debated the peace conference and Italy's unity with allies. Foreign Minister Tittoni warned against breaking with the Peace Conference and urged continuity with the allies while discussing future Turkish and Eastern questions.
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Orlando
Eugenio Chiesa
Union Chiers Rally Workers for Test of Strength Today
Pittsburgh dispatch reports high tension as unions and companies mobilize for a morrow mass effort to end the steel strike. Organizers visit homes and hold meetings while Carnegie Steel notes more strikers return to work and mills near normal activity.
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Carnegie Steel Company
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Pitsburgh
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Jones & Laughlin
C. J. Boyle
Electrical Workers
Bethlehem Readies for General Strike at Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem braces for a 30 000 worker walkout at 6 am as union leader David Williams calls for arbitration and a Senate investigation if Bethlehem Steel refuses. Police patrol plants, riot sticks issued, mayor warns crowds, and proclamations urge restraint while labor seeks government regulation and equal wages.
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George Brown
David Williams
American Federation of Labor
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Safes Blown Open in Loft Building burglary at Canal Street
Early yesterday seven safes were blown open in a loft building at 105 Canal Street. Watchman Samuel Lazarus was beaten and left unconscious. six men fled with no items taken. Police uncovered safes on multiple floors and arrested cloakmaker Harry Feinberg on suspicion. Separately, raids on East Side coffee houses disrupted gamblers and a separate cafe and hotel robbery at Broadway and 94th Street yielded about $1,400.
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Weimar & Schear
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Hester Street
East Side
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Frederick Bruce
Madison Avenue
Bruce
John J. Hanley
Broadway
Ninety-fourth Street
Hanley
Manley
Strike Leader Foster Advocated Overthrow of Government and Courts
Washington hearings expose W Z Foster co author of Syndicalism and Trade Unionism titles. Excerpts from his 1915 book argue for an economic revolution placing workers in control of production and abolishing wage and profits. He paints a future with no government police or criminal courts.
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New York Times
Chicago
Senate
Washington
John Fitzpatrick
Samuel Gompers
W. Z. Foster
Earl C. Ford
Lynching Riot Strikes Omaha After Court House Fire
A mob of about five thousand torched the Douglas County Court House in Omaha Nebraska as prayers and threats rang out against Mayor B P Smith who was ambushed and nearly lynched. Federal troops were ordered after the blaze and clashes left six to eight dead and scores wounded with many injured during the riot.
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Fort Omaha
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