Labor leaders urge radical ideas rejected at Atlantic City meeting
The American Federation of Labor opened in Atlantic City with Gov Runyon of New Jersey addressing a crowd as Samuel Gompers warned against radical creeds. The keynote stressed limits on wage reduction, shorter workweeks, public ownership aims, and expanded labor protections while opposing radical agitators.
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Samuel
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America
Printing Office sets new German treaty record for the Record
The Government Printing Office produced the German prize treaty in two hours, a nearly 100000 word document for the Congressional Record to appear quickly. The 64 page document cost about $5000 to print and 6000 copies were issued to regular subscribers. 48 typewriters and 80 proofreaders aided the rapid print run, with maps unable to be reproduced.
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Hair Tonic in Favor as Drink in San Juan
Hair tonic has surged in popularity as a beverage in San Juan. Over a week, 4 390 bottles of a locally manufactured tonic, labeled as a hair product but containing potent extract, were sold in the city at fifteen cents a drink. Despite claims of external benefits, the tonic includes substances risky when ingested. The Insular government registered the form, prompting police to halt distribution and seize supplies. About 74 000 bottles have reportedly been shipped to Ponce in recent weeks, with most recovered.
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Yaqui Demands and US Talks in Arizona Conference
In Nogales Arizona a conference with US government officials and army officers aimed to resolve Yaqui demands in Sonora Mexico. Attendees include US Consul Dyer and Sonora VP Cor t, with Yaqui chiefs seeking deportation to Mexico, while some fear worsening conditions in Sonora.
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Huns Plan to Join League Faces German Admission Debate
Paris reports outline a push to admit Germany to the League of Nations to curb a possible new bloc with Russia and the old Teutonic powers. Leaders note signals from Germany and Russia seeking alignment, arguing Germany outside the league risks a rival power coalition while inside it would bind Berlin to shared obligations. The covenant anticipated such an approach.
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