Strike leaders hopeful as steel workers endure
Pittsburg report says the steel strike has settled into a period of endurance with workers returning to plants in many cases. Union leaders doubt the ranks will shrink and expect gains as organizers push in the Pittsburg district. Bethlehem and Steelton plants show reduced output claims, but Bethlehem Steel officials deny production issues. Senator Kenyon’s labor committee plans to visit Pittsburg, aiming to hear from steel workers and executives before voting on treaty amendments.
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No Important Changes in Chicago Steel Strike
CHICAGO Sept 30 There were no important changes in the steel strike situation in the Chicago district Rain dampened union activity at plants In Gary Indiana three hundred workers returned to the International Steel plant Officials said the plant operated on a line basis at 6 percent of capacity Less activity noted at the Minors Steel plant in South Chicago as both sides claimed progress 400 000 Miners May Strike BUFFALO Sept 30 The wage conference between operators and miners in the central coal field opened with no questions solved and with the prospect of a November 1 strike by 400000 miners Both sides hoped for a common front for a workable adjustment including the status of the ward4 contract of 1915 which remains binding until April 1920 and the withdrawal of the United States army from Europe
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Germany Adopts New Escutcheon and Eagle Emblem
Berlin reports Germany unveils a new national emblem, a black headed eagle on a golden field, replacing the old crown bearing imperial insignia. The piece notes the eagle’s modern, crownless look but calls out the red beak tongue and talons. It also includes a medical ad about kidney health from Foley.
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Whitlock Nominated Ambassador by President Wilson
Washington September 30 Brant Whitlock of Ohio named by President Wilson as ambassador to a nation in Africa or the Read the Classified Acts. Whitlock, previously a minister, receives the ambassadorial post as part of Wilson's nominations to fill diplomatic roles.
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President Wilson Reported Rested Amid Treaty Pressure
Washington Sept 30 President Wilson arose early and appeared refreshed after a night’s rest though in fragile health. Secretary Tumulty said he cannot actively participate in treaty work while doctors extend rest and monitor nerves. Senate leaders urged no amendments or reservations to the peace treaty, and limited contact with senators was ordered to avoid further strain.
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Local Hoga Remark Sparks Curious Talk
A fragment notes a paper quote about a person named Hoga and a time of 23.60, with mention of Lucy and others in a downtown lane. The unreadable lines hint at a local dispute or sport timing but lack clear facts or context.
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Poet Portrays His View of the Coming World Series
A quirky pre season column by John Belnkamp uses astrological imagery to forecast outcomes for the World Series. It blends stars and planets with teams such as the Sox and Reds, predicting fame, profits, and dramatic early season twists while hinting at players like Magee and Roush. The tone is humorous and speculative about baseball fortune.
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Four American League Teams Superior to Reds
Four American League clubs stand ahead of the Reds in World Series contention, with White Sox Cleveland Detroit and New York favored to win. St. Louis fans read the split, but sentiment leans toward the White Sox as the stronger team, while Reds backers fear the gap. The debate notes betting odds and fan optimism, comparing the White Sox to past giants.
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Great Britain Making Headway in Strike Action
The article reports on Britain's railway strike situation with Downing Street stating improved service and more trains running than scheduled. It notes sabotage acts causing loss of life and outlines steps taken, while food distribution progresses and leaders show resolve to continue the struggle. James Henry Thomas seeks aid from other labor bodies as the National Union of Halfway Men appeals for support.
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