Winnipeg Veterans Rally to Fight Bolshevism in Labor Turmoil
More than 4,000 Winnipeg veterans pledges to aid law and order and stamp out Bolshevism after a mass meeting at the Auditorium. They urged justice for strike leaders and deportation of undesirable aliens while Mayor Gray urged 2,000 special officers to guard workers and deter intimidation. Six arrests followed fights as soldiers swore in for constable duty near City Hall.
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Winnipeg
Cfleera
Union Inc
Gray
Greece
Ottawa
Wholesale Furnishing Men Pledge Jobs for Soldiers
The National Wholesale Men's Furnishings Association met at the Aldine Club and adopted resolutions urging every member to help find jobs for unemployed soldiers. The pledge calls on all members to use influence and resources to secure employment opportunities for veterans seeking work.
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National Wholesale Men's Furnishings Association
Aldine Club
Organiaarion
Association helps veterans by aiding industry adjustments
The association proposes that factories adjust their manufacturing plans where possible to absorb service men seeking work. Its purpose is to support the United States government in caring for elderly veterans and those discharged from service.
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Bere
United States
Women's Trade League Backs Soviet Recognition and 1920 Vote
Philadelphia dispatch reports at the National Women's Trades Union League convention resolutions calling for immediate lifting of the Russian blockade, withdrawal of American troops, recognition of the Russian Soviet government by Versailles and the U.S. government, and urgent action by state legislatures to ratify the suffrage amendment so women can vote in 1920.
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Philadelphia
National Women's Trades Union League
Russia
Versailes
United States
3000 Farm Jobs Offered to Discharged Soldiers
Three thousand jobs on farms in New York New Jersey and Connecticut are open to discharged soldiers. Wages start at 50 cents per month? and expenses. Jobs listed at 22 East Twenty second Street. Colonel Arthur Woods urged approval of a 4 608 000 appropriation to fund the Employment Service next year, warning that halting work would harm returning soldiers seeking civilian life.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
George W. Kirchwey
United States Employment Service
Arthur Woods
Baker
House
Senate
Wood
Employment Service
U S Court Sought to Reopen Overland Plant
In Toledo Ohio the US District Court is asked to order the Overland plant reopened after a reopening request by Mayor Schreiber. The Daily Overland Company filed suit seeking court action to resume operations and prevent interference of workers. A Saturday hearing was set before Judge Killita.
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Toledo
Ohio
United States District Court
Overland
Schreiber
Dail Overland Company
Killita
Paris Strike Threatens French Government Crisis
Paris unrest grows as police report agitators with Socialist or Bolshevik leanings fueling labor protests. Around 40,000 workers strike over eight hour laws while posters call for overthrow of politicians. Government seeks settlement with employers and workers to avert a wider revolution amid sugar shortages and potential requisition measures.
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Longuet
Party of the Fourth Republic
New York
Pritnia Special Cable Service
Conch
Tabiad Inc
Paris
Politiea
Nhe
Mics
Clemenceau
Paris Laundry Workers Strike Expands to Suburbs
Paris reports a broadened strike as the Laundry Workers' Union declares action in Pavia and surrounding areas. Industrial facilities show some improvement from yesterday, while traffic and transit services, including the subway, face disruptions amid the labor action.
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Paris
Who Associated Press
Laundry Workers’ Union
Pavia
Labor Radicals in Britain Are Losing Labor Radicals in Britain Are Losing
London reports show Parliamentary Labor leaders accepted Bonar Law proposals, disowning Southport resolutions. Moderates prevail while extremists remain few. Industrial tension persists as officials argue for constitutional change and cautious reforms amid idle millions. Police union flirtations loom over labor strategy.
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New York Tribune
Furonean Barenh
New Turk Tribune Inc
London
Bonar Law
Southport
Britain
Russia
Frank A. Vanderlip
Troops in Street Fight Endangered by Police in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick New Jersey on June 5 soldiers of the 22d Infantry clashed with local African American residents after a street car dispute. Police fired over the combatants heads to deter violence. Two men, Privates Charles Case and William Munis, were fined 25 and 15 dollars respectively.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Istrict
Charles Case
William Munis
Federal commission named to study street railway problem
President Wilton appoints a Federal electric railways commission to investigate and solve the street railway problem nationwide. Members include Edwin F. Sweet Noyal Meeker Louis B Webb Charles Emquist Charles W Beall Philip H. Gadsden and William D. Mahon among others from commerce labor and railway groups.
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Wilton
Federal Electric Railways Commission
Redfield
Edwin F. Sweet
Commerce
Noyal Meeker
Department of Labor
Louis B. Webb
General Finance Corporation
Charles Emquist
National Assscistion of
Charles W. Beall
The
Investment Bankers’ Association
Philp U
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France
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Council of Four
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Pas de Calais
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Chamber of Deputies
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