Raids Continue Against Reds Across West Coast
News report from San Francisco dated November 15 notes continued raids on IWW and allied groups after the Centralia outbreak, with scores of arrests along the Pacific coast. In Morgantown on November 16, Justice Department agents arrested twelve members of Scott’s Run IWW local and jailed them.
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Substitutes For Reservations By Committee Offered By Sen Hitchcock
The Senate adopted a cloture rule limiting debate on the peace treaty to one hour per senator and expected final action within a week. Democratic Leader Hitchcock presented substitutes to committee reservations within the rule, including a resolution for ratification without reservations.
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Banking Ad Promises Convenience and Security
For your banking transactions every possible convenience is offered. For the safeguarding of your funds every possible precaution is taken. 4 per cent interest.
Hatch Eggs in Two Hours by a New Incubator
An advertisement claims a patented process from the Fibre Company of North America hatches linen fibre eggs in two hours indoors year round, replacing 4 to 8 weeks outdoors. It touts 1000 percent profits and urges investment at $10 per share before December 1 via agent Join M. Thomas at Miles No. 8 Court Street, Frederick, with attorney Dr Richard P. Evans in Washington.
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D Annunzio Leaves Fiume for Dalmatian Coast Adventure
The American Peace delegation received a telegram from the American Consul at Trieste reporting that D Annunzio left Fiume on a torpedo boat and landed on the Dalmatian coast where he is engaged in another venture. Trieste reported he had landed at Zara on a rising expedition.
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Big Railroad Strike Looms as Conference Fails Reach Agreement
The Associated Press in Washington reports that hopes for an immediate settlement of the four great railroad brotherhood demands ended as further sessions between Director-General Hines and union leaders were postponed indefinitely.
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Wilson's Wage Settlement Proposal Accepted by Miners
Washington reports that after a lengthy dispute miners accepted Secretary Wilson's proposal for a national wage scale, with Dewis of the United Mine Workers confirming acceptance. Court actions were considered to restrain agitators in West Virginia and along the Ohio border as negotiations continued.
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