Textile Workers to Quit Union Reach Yet Not Reached
An agreement remains unsigned between mill owners and about 700 000 textile workers regarding employee announcements. The dispute centers on conditions and terms of employment across the industry.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
1
General textile walkout predicted as mills threaten 48 hours
New York and Boston report looming nationwide walkout by 700,000 textile workers over proposed 48 hour weeks starting Monday. Leaders forecast mass strikes unless mills grant shorter hours. large mills united under national associations resist. Lawrence and Lowell actions mirror broader dispute with state arbiters rejected by workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Textile Workers of America
New York
Lawrence Textile
General Committee of
State Board of Arbitration
American Woolen Company
Textile Council
Lowell
Natonal Amalgamation of
Royalist Movement Spreading in Portugal Reported
Madrid reports the royalist movement widening across Portugal with wireless patches broadcasting monarchist support. Royalist troops advancing south of Guarda proclaim the monarchy as Guania, a fortified town in Beira, Portugal, lies on the Seda Estella about seven miles northeast of Coimbra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Portugual
Guarda
Guania
Beira
Portuagal
Se da Estella
Coimbra
Murder of Chinamen is Mystery
Washington police baffled by a triple murder in a fashionable north Seattle area 923 Katara Ima Road tied to a Chinese educational mission. Victims include Dr. Theodore T. Wong and two George Washington University students C I Hsie and Bei Zu Wu. A fourth Chinese man missing after answering a door call remains at large. Police consider robbery unlikely and pursue a possible employer robbing pattern or a lone assailant amid untouched papers and a discharged 33 caliber revolver. Br. Wong's daughter attends University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weneton
Washington
Kataraima Road
Theodore T.wong
Chinese Educational Mission
C. I. Hsie
Bei Zu Wu
George Washington University
Chinaman
Kong Li
Chineman
Br. Wong
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
China
Steering Toward National Insolvency Warns Senator
Washington state Senator Thomas of Colorado warned that national bankruptcy and revolution loom if Congress keeps lavish spending. He urged a sober look at the nation’s purse and warned taxpayers face growing debt service as government expenses rise. The exchange came as debate on appropriations continued in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washin
Thomas
Colorado
Senate
Congress
Thames
Gton
The
United
Bombay Cotton Strike Ends After Workers Lie Down
A Bombay dispatch reports the cotton strike resolved when workers lay down in front of shops, blocking entry as crowds watched in sympathy. The employers surrendered unconditionally, following the workers threat to die for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N.S
London Express
London
Bombay
Botton
Fon
Dough Boys Not Responsible For Paris Crime Wave
Washington reports that American soldiers in Paris are not responsible for a crime wave. General Pershing cables Secretary of War Baker to deny the charges. He urges strong refutation to inform the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dough Boys
Paris
Pershing
Washington
Baker
Plenary session delays as peace talks focus on vessels
Paris Feb 1 1919 US stance on league of nations and war responsibility discussed with President Wilson and the American delegation. No final statements issued as talks hinge on the fate of captured vessels to be allocated to smaller nations, the league, or new policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Wilson Tod
Quai d’Orsay
Benson
League of Nations
Balkan
Inter-Allied Counsil
Foreign Office
Servin J
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Wilson
Balkans
Banat
Wrecked Piave Survivors Landed As Germany Moves To Reopen Trade
Thirty survivors from the wrecked American steamer Piave were landed at Dover and thirty more at another port, with 29 others believed aboard. The Piave, broken up by heavy seas, is a total loss. German and Swiss papers discuss neutral trade bases as Germany readies postwar business with allies. Heroes aboard tugboats helped rescue the lifeboat occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
England
Dover
Hav
Geneva
Toj
New York
Don
Paris
Switzerland
Troop Ship Beached Off Wight Rescued After Heavy Seas
London February 1 A troop ship carrying 2000 troops went aground on Bembridge Rocks near the Isle of Wight. Tugs faced heavy seas but crews pressed the rescue. At latest reports soldiers were being removed from the stranded vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bembridge Rocks
Tisie of Wight
Thousands Of German People Out Of Work
Berlin Feb 1 Over 200000 persons are out of work due to coal shortage and strikes. The coal famine is critical with factories idling and more workers expected to lose jobs. Government pushes rural relocation while Spar tacus riots stir agitation across the country. Brandenburg soldiers council seeks to bar army reform and dismiss ministers Scheidemann and Noske. German actions from Libau to Kovno hint at renewed activity against Poles and Bolsheviks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Greemgally
1. N.S
London Express
Berlin
Brandenburg
Scheidemann
Noske
Libau
Kovno
Details of How Friend of a Bill Hohenzollern Suicided
Washington February 1 details of how Albert Ballin friend of William Hohenzollern and Hamburg-America director killed himself with poison are reported from Zurich via wired information to the French high commission. Ballin asked 50 minutes to gather papers as revolutionaries entered his office. he was given five minutes. He seized poison, was carried to a hospital by his secretaries, and died in ten minutes in great pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert Ballin
William Hohenzollern
French High Commission
Ballin
Zurich
Charges aim to curb wheat price guarantee as "scrap of paper"
Washington February 1 Republicans charge that powerful financial interests are conspiring to reduce the 1929 wheat crop price guarantee to a scrap of paper. Representative Steenerson demanded an immediate congressional investigation into the Democratic majority's failure to pass adequate enforcement legislation and backed the move with a resolution for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steenerson
Epublican
House
Conditions at Brest Improve At Pontaven Camp
General Edward F. Glenn of the 83rd Division states Pontaven Camp at Brest is undergoing gradual sanitary improvements. He reports an official inspection found the camp upgrading despite prior charges of unsanitary conditions. The remark comes as he returns from Brest via Ohio and addresses concerns raised about the embarkation site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pontazen
Brest
International
Edward F. Glenn
Ohio
Glann J
New Commandant Named to Head Great Lakes Station
Washington Feb 1 Rear Admiral Archibald H Scales has been named superintendent of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis replacing Read Admiral Edward W Berle who seeks active sea duty. Scales serves at the Great Lakes naval training station and will assume duties at Annapolis this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Archibald H. Scales
Great Lakes Naval Trainingstation
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy Department
Edward W. Berle
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania today and Sunday
The West area forecasts fair in town early with a Lake Fire warning. Snow is expected near Lake area tonight. Sunday will bring increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer temperatures across the region with light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Fair Town
Wilson Still Fighting For First Point
Washington report says President Wilson presses for open covenants of peace reached openly and publicly, with Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Senator Johnson of California stressing publicity as crucial to the success of his peace program. Senate debate noted as supportive of an open door policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
James Hamilton Lewis
Senate
Paris Tod
Johnson
California
Lieutenant May Be Tried for Wrong Doings in Arma Camp Grant
Captain Edward A. Smith heads an Army Intelligence inquiry at Rockford Illinois into Lieut Wiley H Dohner recently discharged and alleged to have accepted 600 dollars from four enlisted men. He is said to be in Detroit with potential military or civil charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant
Rockford
Edward A. Smith
Army Intelligence Department
Wiley H. Dohner
Army
Ting
Dohner
Detroit
Prominent Men's Sons Held in Auto Theft Case
New York Feb 1 Raymond Daley son of a Rochester banker and Marcus Bassett of Manhattan were arraigned in Brooklyn court charged with stealing George Stanton of Brooklyn's automobile. They were arrested three days after leaving the car in Bridgeport on a garage owner's tip. Daley denied being Raymond Daley until a district attorney check proved the identity. They were remanded for sentence Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Dailey
Roichester
Marcus G. Bassett
Manhattan
Brooklyn
George Stanton
Bridgeport
Daley
Raymond [Sttors
Cleveland
P. B. Daley
German Ship Owners and Sailors Union Reach Wage Accord
Exclusive cable report from Berlin says ship owners and the sailors union agreed on a wage of 220 marks monthly for fetching food from the United States. The amount equates to about 45 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N.S
London
Berlin
Sailors’ Union
United States
German paper reports delegate death at peace table
Exclusive cable from Berlin reports Lieut Rogalla, a German parliamentarian, killed in East Prussia. He died after being eaten by rifle butts following conflicts at the peace table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TN. S
Lonedon Express
Berlin
Lieut
Rogalla
East Prussia
United States Passes Million Mark in Discharges
Washington reports the U S Army has surpassed one million discharges. General March says total discharges reach 1,013,448 with 61,237 officers. 1,596,000 assigned for demobilization, including 1,243,000 who served domestically and 113,000 overseas. Casualty breakdown for divisions noted, with comparisons to other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Arizona
Mew
Quilahoma
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
United States
General March
March
Marek
92Nd
War Department
Arrangements for Funeral of Nat Goodwin Completed
Boston Pep 1 The body of Nathanial C Goodwin famous comedian who died in New York after a physical breakdown will rest in the family lot in Milton cemetery beside his brother Edward Goodwin well known tragedian who died ten years ago Arrangements for the interment and for private funeral services at the home of Goodwins parents in Roxbury probably Monday were completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nathanial C. Goodwin
New York
Milton Cemetery
Edward Goodwin
Goodwin
Roxbury
Kentucky mob threatens to hang a Black man in Paducah
Paducah Ky February 1 Home guards were ordered to the jail housing Gus Nolan a Black man charged with confronting a white woman authorities said they did not expect a mob to demonstrate despite reports a crowd of excited men planned to march on the jail last night guards were summoned to prevent trouble
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah. Ky
Gus Nolan
Propaganda Scheme to Buy Dutch Papers Fails
Exclusive: In Amsterdam on February 1 an ambitious plan to purchase Dutch newspapers to sway peace delegates toward Hungary collapsed as the financial agents involved in Holland begin returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TN. S
London_ Express
Amsterdam
Hungary
Holland
Nineteenth Auto Show Opens in New York City Tonight
New York City hosts the nineteenth annual auto show tonight at Madison Square Garden and the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory. Dealers will fill the exhibits for two weeks, displaying models from affordable roadsters to luxury palace cars, with both gasoline and electric types featured. The popularity of closed cars for year round use is reflected as many manufacturers show this type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sitty
Madison Square Garden
Sixty-ninth Regiment
General Parliamentarian Reported Killed by the Pores
Berlin reports a vorwärts dispatch stating a general parliamentarian was killed. The Socialist organ Vosch Vorwaerts condemns a peace conference without German delegates as likely to yield a dictatorial and unjust peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. N.S
London Express
Berlin
Vorwaers
Norwegian fishing boat Sunn sinks. eleven perished
Copenhagen reports eleven sailors died when the Norwegian fishing vessel Sunn struck a mine off the Norwegian coast today. The disaster left the crew of eleven unable to escape the sinking boat as the explosion occurred near the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUNN
Copenhagen
Last Minute Flashes End Dock Yard Strike in London
Feb 1 reports say the dockyard strike ended with a substantial wage increase for striking workers in London. Soldiers with fixed bayonets guarded Glasgow streets to maintain order as Rosyth’s shutdown was settled and unrest appeared elsewhere. Rev Edward F Gibbons, Buffalo pastor, named Bishop of Albany. Vienna mobs pillaged amid unemployment protests. Czech troops occupy Austrian Silesia after defeating Poles. Captain and crew of the stranded Piave landed at Ramsgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Glasgow
Rosyth
Gibbons
Buffalo
N.Y
Edward F. Gibbons
St. Ther Church of
Albany
Gib
Vienna
Geneva
Reichstrath
Amsterdam
Austrian Silesia
Ramsgate
Eng
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Textile Workers’ Union of America
John Golden
Paterson
Long Island
Executive Council
Golden
National Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Pat
Servia
Germany
Bill
Hohenzollern
Great Lakes Training Station
New England
Newersey
Virginia
Maud
Delaware
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Rainbow
Newar
Penna
District of Columbia
Marrland
del Sistavu
Tenne
Florida
Georgia
Ala
Hama
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Nat Goodwin
Kentucky
New York City
Bons
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