Ruthless abuse of power ends steel workers walkout
Pittsburgh pa January report on the September 23 steel strike ending after an official order from the national committee. It cites ruthless misuse of power by press groups and officials, vows continued organizing for industrial justice, and notes William Z Foster’s resignation as secretary treasurer with J G Brown set to take office February 1 as successor.
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Pittsbung
Jan
Drraiis
Press Corporation
Actang
Riice
Steel Mills
Aitnace
Jn Utlegran
American Federation of Labor
Whahlixton
Orgamagrs & Sud
Alge
Matty Mils
Foster
William Z. Foster
Aldha A
J. G. Brown
Everett, Wash
Timber Workers’ International Union
Sirkes Brown
Democrats Split at Jackson Day Dinner Over Wilson Pact
At the Jackson Day dinner in Washington President Wilson’s peace treaty position and William J. Bryan’s rival stance dominated the event. Bryan said he spoke for the party’s people, not as a candidate, while others weighed whether the split would shape the San Francisco nominating convention and vote next November. Observers say the disagreement could influence the covenant debate and Senate ratification efforts.
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Washington
Jan. S
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Wollen
Howse
Tang
Bryan
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Paris
Aetile
Rok
Pasaiailes
Brydn
Senate
Wwe
League
Senator Ledge
Boral
Intepublican
Engineers Demand 8 Hour Day and Pay Increase
New York report of National Brotherhood of Engineers Operators members voting to implement an eight hour day and a thirty percent wage increase within the regular scale. The action requests set for January 16. Kentucky note: governor signed resolution supporting national wage line.
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New York
Sagetnational — Brotherhood of Jiain
Premier Confab Debates Fame Problem At Paris Meeting
The premier level conference in Paris discussed the fame problem among allied leaders. Attendees included Lloyd George Nitti and Clemenceau with Curzon Scialoja and Bonar Law. Dutasta reported talks with von Loeser on measures linked to pending peace treaties. The Rhine control cost to be borne by Germany. Leagu e of Nations executive council to meet later.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
NiLb A
Italy
Clemenceau
France
Earl Curzon
Vittorio Scialota
Andrew Honor Law
Dritleh
Sigh C. Wallaee
Daron Maleuf
Paul Dutasta
Phillippe Berthelat
Foreign Office
Uel
Mtendad
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Lloyd Geerse
Nitti
Sefalola
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Dutaste
Baron von Lerscer
Tolesion
High Commission
Rhine -Regions
Germany
Executive Council
League of Nations
Wilson
Supreme Council
Tremler Olehicnerat
Alexandré Milerand
Alsace
Connor Answers Sherbourne Charge In War Debate
Gen Fox Conner rebuts Gen John H Sherbourne's claim that blame for the loss of American lives should fall on American headquarters. Conner says Sherbourne's view parallels others who argue the war ended earlier. He notes Marshal Foch ordered continued attacks as armistice neared and cites the 11th hour, 5 am Nov 11 action by the Ninety-Second division just before word of the armistice reached Allied HQ.
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Omaha
Neb
John H. Sherbourne
National Guard
Boston
House War Investigating Committee
Fox Conner
Pérabing
American Expeditionary Forces
Sherbourne
Congress Cuts Down Expense Record $940 Million
Senator Curtis of Kansas said in a Senate speech that Congress cut appropriation estimates in the extra session, achieving as much as in regular sessions. He asserted that grants totaling 940 million dollars had been effected through reductions.
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Washington
San
Congress
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Hip Pocket Doom Predicted by Designers
New York report from January 9 notes a prediction by the Informational Association that men’s hip pockets will shrink or disappear as designers push smaller, shallower pockets this season. Critics quote George W. Hermann on legalities of carrying items and suggest broader wardrobe changes ahead.
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New York
Ex- Hatte
Astocia
George W. Hermann
Rebels blamed by Mexico for murder of two Americans
Mexico City dispatch says F.7. Roney and Earl Bowles were killed by rebels in Tampico region after ignoring warnings to avoid lawless zones. Outlaws fired on them along the Seashore between Interplatanal and Transcontinental Oil Co. holdings. Government forces pursue the bandits.
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Mexico City
Roney
Earl Bowles
Tampico
Tocel
Interior Department
Interplatanal
Ranuel Trelaez
Pelacg
Tamlahua
Rowey
Bowles
Cobelx
Anne
Felaen
Foreign Office
Death sentence reduced for two Mexican officers
In Chihuahua City the federal court moved to modify a military court verdict against Major Nestor Enciso Del Arce and Antonio Trillo who were condemned alongside General Felipe Angelea. Del Arce’s death sentence was commuted to twenty years while Trillo received six years and forty months. Both men appealed via ampara writs to the district court.
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Juarez
Mon
Chiniahua City
Nestor Enciso del Arce
Antonio Trilo
Felipe Angelea
Chihuahua City
del Arce
Trillo
Major del Arce
American in Mexico Robbed by Bandits in Juarez
F G Wall, an American, reports his Colonia Juarez store about 259 miles west of Juarez was robbed of $5000 by bandits. He sent a letter to the United States consulate here. Authorities at Coronia Juarez reportedly refused to act. Consul Dow corroborates.
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Juarez
Mex
Colonia Juarez
F. G. Wall
United State
Coronia Juarez
Wall
EB. A. Dow
Bere
Veatizance
Uprising 15 Feared If Nations Expel Turks From Europe
Dispatches describe a proposed League of Nations plan for Constantinople involving a free city status and a commission to govern. The Sultan and his suite could live in the capital, with the pope-like role implied for the sultan as head of the church. Ratification of the Versailles treaty is noted as a prerequisite for any plan.
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Europe
Sultan
Suite
Capital City
Constantinople
Thal
Rome
Deportation plan hatched for radicals to Danzig
From Copenhagen reports say undesirables deported from the United States will be landed here and transshipped to Danzig under Pawiak supervision. Each ship will carry about 600 persons with 600 guards aboard, arranged with the United Shipping Company to move them to Danzig.
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United States
Danzig
Danis
United Shippin Company
Nere
Young Auto Bandits Get Life Sentence
Floyd Leo McClure and William Chasiain were sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to shooting and killing Anton Schoemts, a San Francisco police detective, during an attempted automobile theft. The court noted the motive tied to wartime debt concerns, delaying harsher penalties.
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San Francisco
Floyd Leo McClure
William Chasiain
Vouthe
Anton Schoemts
San Frameinco
Ben Alty
Meader. Ae
Ousting of Rum to Bring Revolt Warns Preacher
Rev G R Campbell Morgan of Westminster Chapel warns in Syracuse that prohibition will spark revolts and revolutions. He cites examples in Russia and vodka abolishment, and notes Americans are not yet fully dry while praising eventual nationwide prohibition. He adds friction with Landon and dry policy could influence eastern districts.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jen. S
G. R. Campbell Morgan
Westminster Chapel
London
Rysala
Landon
United States
Dr. Morgan
Great Excitement Over Mexican Volcano Quake
Reports from Teocelo Vera Cruz describe intense excitement and tremors after a fierce earthquake. A new crater near Orizaba emits smoke while 34 bodies were recovered in Teocelo and 200 deaths are noted near San Miguel Cordoba and surrounding districts.
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Te Eiltes
Cordoba
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
Bacaure
Valcano
Ovizaba
Mexico
Experia Beleve
San Miguel
Orligaba
Vera Yeraz
Puebla
Bolshevik Premier Warns Socialist Opposition
Bolshevik Premier cautions socialists against upheaval while reports from Riga and Moscow describe military actions. Troops under Denikin gain ground, with Estonia acceding to transfer requests for southern reinforcements. Realtime dispatches note revolts in Bulgaria and unclear confirmations from French sources on Balkan unrest.
Chicago Seeks Ways to Fill License Gaps
United States Rubber Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 and a half percent amounting to 2,000,000 in common stock. Chicago city officials debate funding to fill loss from a regular disbursement, proposing license reform measures and seeking sources beyond banks. The plan draws unanimous support from aldermen with calls for reform. A separate Barcelona report notes a terror gang sweep with over 400 arrests and imminent deportations.
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New York
United States Rubber Company
Chicago
Stek
Ha R
1912 Sales and Bond Totals Highlight Corporate Growth
The firm reported record 1912 sales and vet callings with yearly total near 16.0 million and 2.9 million in Albert bonds. Directors predicted prints expansion will boost tire output. Cotton ginning before year end reached over 16 million running bales with thousands of round bales and other counts noted by Washington bureau.
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Alberty Bonda
Lia Treasury
Washington
Kea Island
Right to Hold Private Liquor Stocks Denied
New York January 9 The right of a citizen to keep a private stock of liquor at a club storage vault or at any place other than his home without violating the prohibition law was argued in the circuit courts when Judge Knox issued a preliminary restraining order preventing revenue officials from taking possession of liquor deposited in a safety deposit vault by Witham & Street a wealthy clubman. The complainant says the liquors are for private consumption and lawfully under the national prohibition act. The order will hold revenue officers until next Monday when hearings on applications for an injunction will be held.
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New York
Jac
Knox
Witham &. Istreet
Clibman
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