Wilson Talks At Bismarck On League Support
President Wilson journeyed from Minneapolis to Bismarck North Dakota where he spoke to about 15 000 in St Paul and Minneapolis earlier praising rapid ratification of the peace treaty and league of nations While in Bismarck he planned a two hour stop before continuing to Pullings Montana amid strong Twin Cities crowds and varied state political support in North Dakota for and against the league
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Bis.marck
N. D
Wilson
North Dakota
St. Paul
League of Nations
St. Paul Auditorium
Laurence C. Hlodgren
St Paul
Bramarck
N. B
Mont
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Twin Cites
Peruaan
Ashington
McCumber
League
Granna
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Borah
Frio
Jefferson St
Secretary of the Navy
Firemerton
Bon Marche Park
Fourth Ave
Matey
Seattle
Daniele
Rainier Club
Sunset Club
Championship of the Pacific Fleet
Armory
Hippodrome
Bell St
Second Ave
Secret Service
President Wilson
Washington Hotel
Johnson Defends National Duty Against Wilson Quitting Charge
Senator Hiram Johnson roared back at President Wilson calling him a quitter in Chicago remarks. He questioned the president’s game in Europe and Paria and defended American resolve that won the war, urging continued effort to bring U.S. soldiers home from Siberia and foreign duties. Johnson spoke amid a bannered crowd, with many women moved to tears by pleas to end foreign wars.
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Fred VS. Ferguson
United Press
Chicago
Wilson
Hiram Johnson
Hamilton Club
California
el Loula
Paria
Johnson
Europe
Senator Johnson
Siberia
Congress
Senate
United States
President Wilson to Review Oregon Fleet in Seattle Harbor
The Oregon and eight other dreadnoughts head for Seattle as Governor Hart and a reception party approach. President Wilson will review the fleet at 4 p m with the Oregon serving as reviewing ship amid festivities, parades, and a public spectacle in the city.
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Louis F. Hart
Hart
Hugh Rodman
Gey
New Mexico
Mississippi
Idaho
West Waterway
Fairway
Smith's Cove
Clover
Gas Shortage Persists After Strike On City Gas Supply
Public interest reports say the gas service cannot be remedied or improved by actions of the company. Striking workers urge a conference to discuss wages and conditions, with signatories including Paul Jones and Amon Ruste. Engineers and machinists also join in the mediation appeal as residents brace for ongoing fuel shortages.
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Hutchinson
Paul Jones
Amon Ruste
H. J. Phillipa
Tony Cordola
L. Ryan
A. E. Miller
Engineers
J. von Carnop
C. W. Doyle
Central Labor Council
Steel Workers Give Wilson 48 Hour Strike Deadline
United States Steel workers vow to strike unless relief is secured after 24 unions in the steel industry seek a conference with heads of United States Steel and the federation. John Fitzpatrick signs the telegram noting worsening conditions and threats of action if no reply.
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Washington
United Press
Steel Workers
Wilson
United States Steel Corporation
John Fitzpatrick
Steel Workers’ Organization Committee
Steel Corporation
Judge Gary
Workers’ Committee
Tumulty
Samuel Gompers
United States Steel Corporations
American Federation of Labor
World Series Seats Drawn by Lot in Cincinnati
Reserved seats for the World Series games in Cincinnati will be allocated by a lottery. All applications for reserved seats go into a receptacle and will be drawn out by the directors of the Cincinnati club.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Killer offers insanity plea in murder case
Frederick Britz, 67, Slain Lena Schmidt after her dog chased his chickens in September 2 attack at 3400 Ninth Ave. 8. He pleaded not guilty to first degree murder before Superior Judge Frater. Britz plans an insanity defense and claimed he would hang for it.
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Frederick Britz
Mra
Lena Schmidt
Frater
George Olson
Brita
Schmidt
Ninth Ave
Olson
Britt
Three Northwest Labor Leaders Seek White House Conference
The Federation of Labor says it awaits President Wilson's reply to a telegram inviting him to meet in Seattle with three labor representatives, including L. W. Beck and James Duncan seeker of industrial peace. The president has reportedly declined once, with a second request sent Friday.
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