Austria Extends Peace Treaty Discussion Two Days
A compressed wartime dispatch notes Austria extending discussion of the peace treaty by two days. The report covers Allied expectations, Generals Pershing and Foch, and the impact on American troops and postwar settlement. Mention appears of Egypt and other international notes, with Washington and London briefs including labor unsettlements and sugar shortages.
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Washington
Sep
Wilson
Americ Cap
Senate
Senate Hitchwock
Nebraska
Son of Boss Heads Uniot Discharged for Uplonizing Workers
John Miller Jr., son of Keystone Watch Gap owner, is discharged from the plant for attempting to uplift workers. He led efforts at Oread to break up the agitation, with several leaders bounced. Personal relations between Miller and others are noted, and no broad break in ties is indicated.
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Boss
UNIOT
Boy Gora
Riversita
Ned
John Miler
Keystone Watch Gage Company
Miller
Oread
Kestion
Mong Wem
Onan
Udit
Eien
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick County
Frederick
Issac
S Fenton Harris
Warriothe Fiat
Harts
Beys' High School
Baltimore Business Colleges
Lincoln Jefferson University
la Salle University
Chicago
Harris
Ietas
Commercial State Bank
Hiigh
Hesig
Fuommriea’ Eiteles
New Braddock
Western Maysland
Frederick News
Frank McDertzbough
Boys' High School Alumni Association
John Markey
John Hernhberger
Clarence Dunsing
Ralph Zimmerman
JC. Riel
Fenton Harris
Alumni Association
Harrin
Ucket
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America
Parle
Temps
Pershing
United States
Foch
Song
France
London
Hussein Pasha
Previer
Alexandria
Egypt
Detroit
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railroad Wage Board
George Zabriskie
United States Equalization Board
General Dickman
Southern Department
War Department
State
Boston
Chas. Hoffman
Cincinnati
American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminalogy
New York
Hoover
Paris
Herbert Hoover
William Bay
Wis
Presbyterian New Era Conference
Asia Minor
Caruso
San Giusto
Trieste
Victrola
McCormack
Vectrola
Henry Burr
Victor
John Steel
Storm & Shipley
Busy Corner
Frederick, Md
Coats
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
North Market Street
Mazda
Maine
W. Paul Etzler
East
Patrick St
Kovar
Peel Bros
N. Y
City
Buffalo Hotel
S. J. Gladhill
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Crumpler Merchandise Co
Crumpler
W. Va
P. L. Hargett & Company, Inc
Oyler & Spangler
H. A. Spangler
East Third Street
Red Cross Empire Pipeless Furnace
H.R.C. Fox
East Patrick ST
Helfenstein & Urner
Frederick, Wid
E. M. Demarest
Court St. Frederick, Md
Franklin B. Smith
B. 'W. Wilson
Mobley Building
W. Patrick
T.2
Frederick, Maryland
DR. Fahrney
Diagnostician
Hagerstown, MD
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