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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
7
Secretary Lane is named chairman to chair a lengthy labor parley as the week opens. The speaker warns of wastage and rising living costs while urging unity among railroad unions and four brotherhoods to craft a saving, productive program. A critic notes speakers talk too much, risking lost opportunities for job seekers and the public.
A boy, moved by his father's lessons on sculpting, wished to see his mother carved from marble after visiting a marble statuary exhibit. He recalls the artist cutting pieces from stone and wonders if a mother could be shaped similarly. Meanwhile an advertisement promotes Millousneas Constipation Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments.
The Russian ambassador informed the state department that General Rozanoff, the Siberia commander, apologized to Major General Graves for the Iman incident in September involving the flogging of an American officer. Rozanoff promised to punish troops responsible for the mistreatment.
Women in England buy farms and garden spaces, driven by wartime work on the land. Compact city gardens and transport ease aid access, with good markets for flowers and produce. Also a testimonial notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly easing a lung cold.
Secretary of the organizing committee Wittam and "Mother" Jonas assist the steel workers in a show of support. The effort centers on boosting camaraderie and mobilizing community backing for the strikers.
Reports describe violent clashes as strikers gathered before United States Steel plant and Allied Sheet and Tin Plate Company facilities. Police and deputies fired on crowds, bricks and stones flew, a guard for United States Steel was seriously wounded. Some plants in Pittsburgh area began limited operations but no full restart. Monessen field showed few workers. Homestead Braddock Daques area unchanged.
The steamship Lexington bound for Providence carrying several hundred passengers was rammed by a submarine in Hell Gate. It headed toward Astoria shore of the East River and docked there as launches and rescue boats rushed to assist.
Baltimore officials report the Loyal Order of Moose plans to extend its organization to Europe with France and England as targets. The board of governors voted a 400 appropriation to establish a badge in Paris.
Berlin reports Polish forces have captured the fortifications at Dvinsk after two days of hard fighting. Advices say the area between the old Husain and Poland remains contested, with a portion south of the Dana river reportedly held by Polish troops.
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