Wilson Shows Greatest Gain in Health Progress
President Wilson shows slow but steady improvement with each bulletin. Doctors Grayson Stitt and Ruth report regained strength and continued quiet, while Mrs Wilson aids patient comfort. The president remains confined but engaged, awaiting further treaty debates.
Steel Strike Proposals Hinge on Arbitration Board
Washington October 9 Immediate industrial truce for three months and creation of an arbitration board were proposed today to the Industrial Conference. The plan calls for a board to be formed by the President and Congress to arbitrate the National Steel Strike. At Trumbull Steel in Mahoning Valley talks began to reopen the mill with workers voting nearly unanimously to return. David J. Davis of the Amalgamated Association spoke at a mass meeting of about 6000 employees. Continued on page six.
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