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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

6

Luella Dahl Weds Simon Maasso at Fingal Farm Home

Luella Dahl became the bride of Simon Maasso of Fingal North Dakota in a September 25 1919 ceremony at the Dahl home. Rev Sandanger officiated. Attendants were Tena Maasjo and Elmer Dahl. A Christmas dinner reception followed and gifts included a set of gold lined silver spoons from Norway.

Bernard Dahl Luella Simon Maasso Fingal N. D Tena Maasjo Elmer Dahl Rev Sandanger Cora Dahl Norway

Pressure to push treaty action in Senate after Wilson return

Washington reports administration forces plan maximum pressure on the senate to hasten ratification of the treaty. An administration senator predicts swift action and warns opponents they will be held responsible politically. Both houses say congress must back national stabilization by finishing the treaty in coming weeks.

Washington Wilson Senate Congress House

Employers to Testify in Steel Strike Hearing Next Week

Washington reports the senate labor committee will hear the United Steel Corporation chief Judge Gary next Wednesday after labor leaders Fitzpatrick and Gompers have presented their case. An arbitration attempt is planned during recess to resolve the dispute and bring strikers back to work.

Washington Senate Committee of Labor Gary United Steel Corporation Labor John Fitzpatrick Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Fitzpatrick

Italians to Occupy Fiume Reported by Popola Romano

Rome reports Italian government forces likely to occupy Fiume. General Badoglio orders soldiers not to advance, arguing no one aims to assault the city and urging men not to join D Annunzio.

Fiume Rome Popola Romano Badgaglio D’annunzio

Bandits steal bonds and stamps from Waterford bank vault

Youngstown Ohio Sept 26 bandits opened the vault of the New Waterford Savings Bank at Waterford early today and escaped with fifteen to twenty thousand dollars worth of liberty bonds and stamps in a bold daytime robbery.

Youngstown, O New Waterford Savings Bank Waterford Ohio

Lenine Reported to Be in Prison in Moscow

Basle Switzerland September 26 A dispatch to the European press from Copenhagen reports that Nicolai Lenine Bolshevik premier has been overthrown and imprisoned in the Kremlin at Moscow The peoples commissary Derchinskiy is in power and is occupying Moscow the report stated.

Basle Switzerland Copenhagen Nicolai Lennine Kremlin Moscow Peoples Commissary Derchinskey

Senate seeks Navy report on Tran Dalmatia landing

Washington Sept 26 The senate adopted a resolution to ask the navy department whether reports of American Marines landing at Tran Dalmatia are true Senator Knox introduced the measure and the body voted to pursue official confirmation of the claim.

Washington Senate Navy Department Tran Dalmatia Knox

Britain Faces First Great Strike Across Rail System

London reports the most expensive strike in memory, paralyzing Britain's rail network and tube. Government prepares a food dictatorship with secret reserves, rationing meat and sugar, and commandeering vehicles. Eight weeks of subsistence deemed possible outside London, with army furloughs halted and transport chaos as workers unionize for a protracted clash.

Great Britain London England Food Ministry Lloyd George Geddes Britain Transportation Workers Federation War Office Food Administration Defense of the Realm

Bethlehem Men to Go Out

The Bethlehem Steel Company faces a nationwide strike after the 40,000 workers’ union national committee called a strike to start Monday at 6 am. Secretary Foster cited unionized percentages while Chairman Fitzpatrick returned from Washington where he testified on the dispute with President Grace. Pittsburgh papers carried ads urging workers to return, contrasting Prussianism with radicalism.

Bethlehem Pittsburgh Bethlehem Steel Company Steel Workers National Committee Foster Grace John Fitzpatrick Washington Senate Committee National Committee Bethlehem Company

Senate OKs sugar shortage investigation in the United States

Washington September 27 the senate adopted a resolution calling for a thorough inquiry into the sugar situation. Senator New of Indiana introduced it and the agriculture committee is ordered to report promptly on causes prices profits and relief prospects and whether legislation or board of equalization action is needed. It warns of retail sugar rising to 20 cents per pound and a potential famine next year worse than wartime.

Washington Senate New Indiana Senate Agriculture Committee Board of Equalization

Vote shift for US presidential nominating method

Atlantic City N J Sept 27 The Democratic National Committee favors a majority vote for nominating a presidential candidate, replacing the present two thirds rule. Mrs George Bass of Chicago advocates a $1.5 million women campaign fund and says women oppose a large army but back a strong navy for protection. She views women as radical yet potentially practical in politics due to home management training.

Atlantic City N. J Democratic National Committee George Bass Chicago

Navy Leads In First Army And Navy Balloon Race

St Louis report shows the navy ahead as one army and one navy balloon continue missing. Lieut Reed representing the navy landed at Menominee Wisconsin about 489 miles from St Louis while Lieut Colter piloted the army balloon landing at Pittsfield Wisconsin.

NAVY St. Louis Army Lieut. Reed Menominee Wis Lieut Colter Pittsfield

Kills Wife Who Wanted Divorce

John Schwartz murdered his wife with an axe in Hastings after divorce papers were served. He confessed and pled guilty within two hours, saying quarrels led to the slaying. He remained in the Dakota county jail as authorities prepare the case for the grand jury session.

St. Paul John Schwartz Dakota County Hastings Swartz Dakota Grand Jury

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