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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

4

Industrial Conference Strains Amid Wilson Illness Crisis

Edward W. Pickard details cabinet rule in Wilson era as labor capital and farmer factions clash over arbitration and collective bargaining. Army raids curb radicals in Gary and Chicago region while League of Nations forms, Shantung debate rages, and Baltic front battles unfold.

Wilson Mr. Wilson Grayson Baker Agricuture Trouston White House Admiral Grayson Wilsors Wendacke Gompers Uniass Capital

Vast Global Snapshots of Late War Era Margins

A rapid montage notes Europe coal reserves below normal and Italy lacking domestic deposits. New York fur sale prices catskins at $1.50. San Francisco man William Gerstenberg starves amid high food costs with $142,346.85 in bank.

Europe Italy New York City William Gerstenberg San Francisco France Georges Leygues Marine Billy Sunday Hartford Conn Council Hartford Federation of Churches Bureau of Internal Revenue Petrograd Society London Germany United States Shipping Board New York New South Wales House District of Columbia Ty Cobb American Sumatra Tobseco Company Thompson The Kansas City Journal Herbert Hoover Boston Paris Serbia Russia Charles P. Sweiher Christiania J. Homsher Chestnut St Chicago Vienna American Smelting and Refining Company New London Birmingham Ala Gen. Wood Alabama Senate Pachitch Belgrade Fiume

HUN OPERA CAUSES RIOT AT LEXINGTON THEATER

Service men tried to halt a German opera banned by Mayor Hylan in New York. Mounted police dispersed 300 troops, then 1,000 civilians joined in a melee near Times Square. Bricks, stones, a cement block were used. several shots fired. one marine injured. Detective Joseph Smith of the Imperator arrested for disorderly conduct.

Mance New York City Lexington Theater New York Hylan Wen Times Square Opera House Joseph Smith

Maid Arrested in Jewelry Theft

Mrs Louise Armstrong a maid once employed by Mrs Lyela Brandeis was arrested in New York after being indicted in the $100000 jewel theft from the widow of H H Brandeis The assistant district attorney said none of the jewelry has been recovered.

Louise Armstrong Lyela Brandeis New York H. H. Brandeis

Navy to Release Sugar Reserves for Public Use

Navy secretary Daniels indicates the navy department holds 9,000,000 pounds of sugar and will release one third of the stock, about 3,000,000 pounds, to ease a nationwide shortage and aid public consumption.

Navy Department Daniels

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