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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1919

Page

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Wilson Will Be Placed Under Specialists Care

President Wilson returns to Washington after a Western winter and plans a quiet week. Specialists to be called in amid illness, with Grayson and Taft officials noting improved spirits and a possible resume of duties if conditions permit. Train ride and dust buffeting derail comfort, but optimism remains for a slower pace this week.

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King Albert May Delay Visit to White House

Tentative plans to postpone the Belgian royal visit to the White House depend on the President's condition after a tour of the country. No official announcement has been issued and the timing rests on the speed of the President's recovery.

Albert White House Tashington Elizabeth Crown Prince Leopard

Wilson Accused Of Making 1920 League Issue

Washington dispatch reports Representative Fess of Ohio charges President Wilson and his administration with making the league of nations a partisan issue. The piece cites Wilsons Des Moines speech and argues Republicans will mobilize to defend American sovereignty against internationalism, predicting a political clash in the coming campaign.

Wilson Newe York Washington Wilon Fess Ohio Republican Congressional Committee League For Nations Senate League of Nations League Wes Maines United States Des Moines Portand San Francisco Eas Ily

Mob Attacks Mayor in Public Court Fight Sparks Casey Riot

The mob dragged Mayor William Brown through Farnum Street after a courthouse confrontation with Sheriff Clark. Police cut the rope at least twice, saving the mayor who was then rushed to a hospital in critical condition. Rioters looted, fired, and damaged multiple buildings as officers tried to restore order.

WIAA Associated Pro Edward P. Smith William Brown Clark Everal Nepro Sheriff's Office Farnum Street Houston Street Inspector Haettler Adler Oliver & Purdy’s St. Mark's Place Nes Lena Steinberg Rentuuya Norfolk Street

Police Unionization Plans Move Forward Despite Opposition

Ernest Rohm of the Central Federated Union says police officers will form a secret federation and join the American Federation of Labor. He predicts rapid organization, possible strike risk, and aims to recruit about 10,000 officers within a month. The Gremen group is linked to fire fighters and labor federations in New York.

Hylan American Federation of Laver Ernest Rohm Central Federated Union Rohm Pho Tho Boston York New York Iasco Bohm International Association of Fire Fighters New York State Federation of Labor

Big 6 Won’t Strike About 44 Hour Week Push

Radical members at the New Star Casino discuss a plan to avoid a strike by supporting a 44 hour week through union action and arbitration. They propose a five member propaganda committee and to stay in the International union while reaffirming adherence to its laws. Majority vote carried two resolutions aimed at peaceful settlement and avoiding a formal strike.

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Bethlehem Steel Unions Strike Today

Bethlehem Steel unions strike setup across Bethlehem and surrounding areas as 24 000 workers prepare to walk out at first light. Labor leader says Senate inquiry possible if arbitration fails. Authorities warn against rallies and vow to prevent picketing as plants in Bethlehem and nearby cities brace for disruption.

Senate Lacel Correaner Bethlehem Penn Hethieney Bethlehem Steel Corporation Northampton William Sirest AM Jive Deen Morrow Amorning Tom Pittsburgh Gaina Worl Pe Sae Foumnestown Chisago Steubenville Ohio Weirton W. Va Archibald Johnston Bet Them George Kyawn Navy Williams Nagertedt Bethlehem Strel Lester Kenyon Jin Bethlehen Williama

Rome Chamber Upholds Nitti as Deputies Riot

In Rome the chamber backed Premier Nitti with 205 votes to 140 amid a turbulent session. Deputies clashed, and debate touched on Italy’s unity with the Allies, the peace conference, and opposition to perceived compromises by the government.

Rome Nitti Tittoni Fiume Resiva i Daver Atu Miember Herverein Bor Colton di Cesaro Council of Four Orlando Chinas Blume Hoe Wilson Adriatic

Rail Strike Paralyzes England Railways Suspend Coal and Trade

London news confirms a nationwide railway strike crippling transport as coal and food shipments falter. Workers halt trains and loyalties hinge on wage talks, with widespread disruption across ports and cities.

Closing of British Ports Is Predicted

Washington dispatch reports the British Embassy informed the State Department that rail strike actions in England may restrict coal and food supplies to Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, and British Atlantic coaling stations. Ports in the United Kingdom could close to prevent congestion while British ships bound for the Isles are diverted or held. The Embassy hinted at further measures by the immediate regime if necessary.

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