President Wilson seeks steel conference to avert strike
President Wilson agreed to seek a conference between representatives of the United States Steel corporation and the steel workers to avert a threatened strike. Samuel Gompers and AFL committees urged action ahead of the September 9 meeting in Washington to decide on necessary steps.
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Austria Fears Hungary Trend and Monarchy Threats
Vienna reports growing apprehension over Hungary's future and a possible move toward monarchical rule or a dual empire under a Romanian king. Elections are said to favor monarchy, with Romanians seeking union as a path to influence. Monarchical talks extend across Europe amid Austria's unsettled fate.
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Hungary
Hunt Monarchy
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Europe
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Unio
Treaty reservations mix with Fiume debate in foreign relations panel
The Senate foreign relations committee advanced a treaty report amid a stormy session. Lodge led harsh reservations to 10 sections including withdrawal from the league and Shantung provisions. Democrats except Shield opposed the reservations, with debate hinting at weeks of hearings and minority reports. LaGuardia urged Italy's claim on Fiume, citing Italian heritage and consular experience.
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President disputes labor conference plan in new Senate clash
In a Washington Senate debate Senator Sherman denounced President Wilsons claim that the peace treaty labor conference would meet next month regardless of ratification. He warned the president had yoked himself with revolutionaries and urged public officials be impeached for lesser laws violations. He questioned executive power and the states authority in selecting presidents.
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French farm protest denounces price fixing and costs
Delegates representing about 110000 farmers in central and western France protested Thursday against arbitrary measures aimed at reducing the cost and distribution of agricultural goods. They denounced efforts to fix prices and against government actions affecting farm incomes.
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Prence
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Exportation halted and editor jailed in Sept. 4 reports
An article reports halted exportation tied to Helgivin industry and notes M Israr of economics stating the move. It also covers a German editor jailed for three weeks for insulting a minister of defense in a Socialist newspaper on Sept. 4.
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Amal
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Royalty to Sail on US Warship for German Crisis
BRUSSELS Sept 5 It is announced King Albert and Queen Elizabeth along with Crown Prince Leopold will sail September 22 for the United States aboard an American warship to discuss the German crisis. The German Reichstag delegation states Germany will not modify Austria Hungary acceding to violence but seeks a peaceful option with the United States.
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Polish Premier Warns of German-Triggered War Across Fronts
Ignace Paderewski told the Associated Press that Germany is renewing pressure on Poland by arming Bolsheviks in Minsk and urging the Molsheviki forward. He said Polish troops face better equipped enemies, and that Germany seeks to seize Silesia, disrupt Baltic states, and undermine allied efforts with propaganda. Poland struggles with scarce supplies and harsh crackdowns on workers as tensions mount near ceded territories.
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Half of Bridgehead Is Turned Over To the French
With the U S First division leaving on August 15 the northern half of the Rhine bridgehead is turned over to French forces. American troops continue to hold the east bank near Coblenz and nearby forts while preparations for plebiscites determine future control of nearby regions.
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Norman W Bartlett Dies on Train En Route Home
Norman W Bartlett son of the late William H Bartlett and owner of a 46000 acre ranch at Verme o in New Mexico died on a train while en route to his home in Chicago. The telegram from Hartlett Frazier Grain company cited his death last night. His father had died at the ranch about a year prior. He also kept a home in Santa Barbara, California.
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Norman W Bartlett
William H Bartlett
Verme O, N. M
Hartlett Frazier Grain Company
Santa Darbara
Cal
Redfield Resigns as Commerce Secretary
Washington announces that C. Redfield tendered his resignation as secretary of commerce to President Wilson and it was accepted effective November 5. Redfield says the move allows him to attend to personal affairs after more than eight years in Washington, having initially asked for October 15 and then agreed to stay through October 5.
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C. Redfield
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Disease outbreak in Petrograd and Stockholm reported
Sept 4 dispatch notes cases of cholera and dysentery in Petrograd with public meetings held to discuss slave teaching and precautions amid medicine scarcities and famine threats.
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