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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
2
An extensive, fragmented recap covers federal policy, shipping, and labor issues. It notes a proposed $50 million annual item for rail operations, a possible public debt commissioner, and a presidential move toward a new tariff and customs schedule. It references ship construction data and personnel appointments in Washington and Mansfield Ohio, reflecting wartime era concerns.
Amid growing labor pressure and political upheaval in Chicago and across the country, officials warn of a severe fuel shortage within ten days if strikes continue. Reports from Portland Oregon and other hubs describe anti government clashes and partisan protests as federal action and Red scare cases dominate headlines. Local unions threaten a nationwide walkout if anti strike laws pass, while transport and shipping disruptions compound the crisis.
Reports from The Hague say two boats with US crew members from the steamer Council Bluffs were picked up by a nine sweeper near Tersehalling. Earl Brassey died of injuries after a cab accident in London. Lille hosts an international exhibition for rebuilding France from May to October 1920. Italy lifts the blockade of Fiume. Bolsheviks seize Yambure, 68 miles southwest of Petrograd, per Moscow dispatch.
Long labor tensions surface as the Mine Workers Union and other groups press for a new working pact in Washington. Cabinet officials clash with operators over wartime controls while Senate debates anti strike measures and arbitration as lawmakers seek to avert upheaval in essential industries.
In Washington observers predict railroad wage increases sought by the labor brotherhoods before the switch to private ownership will be refused. Negotiations with Director General Hines aim to avert a looming crisis as legislative action also nears.
France outlines a campaign to draw car travelers using red painted mile stones and blue enameled plates on national roads. Large white letters will show the next town and its distance to guide visitors.
The exchange shows a tame gathering where comments about the event are gentle. A speaker upholds restraint and advises not to say anything that may wound others, urging a kinder path to happiness.
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