60 000 10 BE OUT BY NIGHT UNION HEAD SAYS BUT OTHERS NO
Chicago June 9 Conflicting claims from union leaders and telegraph company officers cloud the nationwide strike. Workers anticipate 60 000 on strike by night, with Western Union reporting full operation in many districts while unions claim large walkouts. Minor disturbances and police protection needs surface as centers like Chicago and Denver report varied impact.
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CHICAGO
Western Union Telegraph Company
lHinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Oia
S. J. Konenkamy
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Reborth
Associated Press
Central West
E.W. Collins
Western Union
board of trade
Kanenkamp
Atlantic
NEW YORK
United States
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union service
Carlton
San Francisco
Atlanta
Dallas
Denver
maritime provinces
Postal
Edward Reynolds
Denver Postal
Postal Telegraph Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Tucson
Ariz
Wesern
El Paso
Tex
Albuquerque
Mi M
Phoenix
Douglas, Ariz
Grand Junction
Colo
Sheridan
Germans Bitter to Americans in Occupied Region
In Coblenz on Tuesday June 10 hostility rises between American troops and German civilians in the occupied zone. Recent clashes have left one American dead and several wounded in scattered incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COBLIENZ
miluute
Labor Federation Defeats Daylight Saving Resolution
Atlantic City June 10 The American Federation of Labor conference defeats a resolution protesting Congress repeal of daylight saving law after a spirited fight led by Southern and Southwestern delegates. Proponents say the law benefits workers. opponents say it allows employers to cut costs and force overtime. T. W. McCullough of Omaha notes hardships on agriculturists. The vote ends 180 to 154 against adoption.
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ATLANTIC CITY
T. W. McCullough
Omaha
Typographical Union
30000 Troops Sail For Home From Brest
Thirty thousand troops of the Sixth and Seventh divisions and the service of supply sail from Brest for the United States on nine transports. The ships Agamemnon New Amsterdam America and others carried or will carry the units, with Imperator loading and due to depart carrying 10000 more soldiers. Since June 1, 61000 troops have left Brest.
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BREST
une
United States
Agamemnon
New Amsterdam
America
Nebraska
Vermont
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Prince Friederich Wilhelm
service of
Imperator
heroiic
French aviator fails African flight attempt near Zaragossa
Lieut. Jean Fontaine left Villa Coub lay France aiming for Daikar Africa to reach Brazil. Engine trouble forced a landing near Zaragossa Spain after three prior attempts ended similarly. In New York, Carrie Chapman Catt urged twenty two governors to call special sessions to ratify the federal suffrage amendment.
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PARIS
Jean Fontaine
Villa Coublay
France
Daikar
Africa
Atlantic
Brazil
Zaragossa
Spain
Fontaine
NEW YORK
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Woman Suffrage Association
Treaty Brought to U S by Morgan and Co Banker Reply 10 Germans
Paris June 11 The council of four held last night left France firm on not admitting Germany to the League of Nations immediately and indicated only slight changes to the treaty with Germany. The commission reports on Schleswig Holstein eastern boundaries and waterways are delayed. The peace heads say a final reparations sum will not be fixed in the treaty and the German colonies will have no mandates. The text to be printed will reflect a workable reparations process without major alterations.
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PARIS
Associated Press
France
Germany
council of four
Schleswig-Holstein
Belgium
Clemenceau
Clemenée du
League of Nations
holt
Council
Kamehameha Remembered In Isles Consolidated
Honolulu June 11 Hawaii pays tribute to Kamehameha the Great founder of the dynasty marking the 100th anniversary of his death. A street parade with illuminated floats portraying events in Napoleon of the Pacific will be held tonight and a second parade tomorrow ending at the capitol statue of Kamehameha. A night at the territorial fair includes Hawaiian plays dances and music with free admission and tableaux on the palace grounds.
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HONOLULU
Hawaii
Kamehameha the Great
Kamehameha dynasty
Kamehameha
Napoleon of the
Pacific
Kameheimeha
capitol
Tommorrow
Kapiolani park
fair
islands
Palace grounds
Labor Federation Will Consider Burleson Acts
Prohibition dominates discussions at the American Federation of Labor convention with resolutions on liquor bans and plans for a Washington march. A bid to remove Postmaster General Burleson is debated amid charges of violating employees rights and interference with organizations. Gompers defends his writings on prohibition as a citizen.
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ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Capitol
Burleson
Wilson
E. J. Gainer
National Association of Letter Markers
T. H. Flaherty
tional Federation of Federal Employ
E. J. Ryan
Railway Mall Association
congress
Central Labor Union
California
Philadelphia
West
Morrison
Labor Wilson
Seattle Central Labor Council
Gompers
resolutions committee
Samuel Gompers
federation
Root claims right to treaty copy weeks before hearing
Washington June 13 Former secretary of state Enus Root testified before the committee investigating how copies of the peace treaty reached New York that he had received a copy for weeks from Henry P Davison of the Morgan banking house chair of the International Red Cross League He asserted a right to use the document and rejected accusations of bribery or theft He noted the treaty was public property after German publication and said there was no secret document
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ELIHU ROOT
Mr. Root
New York
H. R. Davison
Red Cross League
WASHINGTON
ENhus Root
Henry P. Davison
Morgan Banking house
International Red Cross league
Root
Ledge
Jacob Schiff
M¢ Root
N. P. Davison
United States
League of Nations
French War Cross for Alabama Woman
Paris June 11 The French War Cross has been conferred upon Cecile Chiuk Hibben of Montgomery Alabama. The citation notes she joined the American Red Cross ambulance service from August 1914 to war end, and volunteered during the spring 1918 German advance enduring bombardment and gas attacks while tending many French soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Cecile Chiuk Hibben
Montgomery
Ala
Correspondent Disappears in Paris While on Assignment
Col M House, US peace delegate, was asked to investigate the disappearance of Robert Minor, a newspaper correspondent and cartoonist. Minor was taken from his Paris hotel by unknown captors, with his trunk left behind and papers removed. He had traveled from Germany and Russia, previously worked for the New York World and Philadelphia Ledger, and attended a syndicalist meeting before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Col. M. House
United States
Robert, Minor
Lincoln Steffens
Minor
Col House
France
Germany
Russia
New York World
Philadelphia Pab-ce Ledger
hailway
Road Ahead for Villa into Juarez from Guadalupe
El Paso reports forces under Francisco Villa and General Felipe Angeles have moved from south of San Manuel to near Guadalupe, forty-two miles east of Juarez, with a sweep toward the border. Governor Hobby says border conditions are peaceful, but if Angeles and Villa seize key points in Chihuahua, outbreaks may occur and troop passage around Texas could be blocked to protect American citizens.
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EL PASO
Tos
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Samalquca
Guadalupe
Juarez
Hobbey
AUSTIN
Tex
Texas
war department
W. P. Hobbey
Il Paso
Francisco Ville
Angeles
Villa
Chichuahua
National dishes served at YWCA pageant dinner
Reno youths will host a progressive dinner at the Americanization pageant next Saturday evening. Each of about a dozen booths will feature country menus with natives performing and serving foods from Europe. Danish, English, Irish, Swiss, Italian, and French dishes are described among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christan Association
Europe
Volanta
Switzerland
rhia
Carson Loses East Antrim Seat in Ireland Election
London June 10 The parliamentary election for the East Antrim seat in Ireland has been won by the Independent Unionist Mr Hanna over Sir Edward Carson. Friends of Carson had warned he would resign leadership if unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
East Antrim
Ireland
Edward Carson
Hanna
No Unrest Reported in Chile by Santiago Press
Santiago Chile June 10 reports say local papers protest erroneous disorder rumors. Government circular denies rumors of unrest. authorities affirm orderly conditions and equality prevailing in the country.
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CHILE
SANTIAGO PRESS
SANTIAGO
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U.S
MORGAN AND CO
ISLES
RED CROSS
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senate
Gop
Roce
Hiccheach
Lodge
Borah
Hitchcock
Senator Lodge
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GUADELUPE
Gov. Hobbey
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