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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1919

Page

6

Outlaw Germany and the true league of nations

A Paris-sourced critique argues the proposed league must exclude Germany permanently, otherwise it becomes a breeding ground for treason. It warns that Germany remains an obstinate threat and calls for a united, overwhelming defense alliance to force peace and curb German power.

Paris Supreme Council Marshal Foch Germany Baltic Esthenia Latvia Marshal Foeh League of Nations League Foch The

French Trade With Germany and US Trade Pressures

French newspapers push large scale trade with Germany once war ends. Louis Kioty signals buying east for favorable exchange. franc's buying power is higher in Germany. Experts note Germany can pay reparations quicker if trade expands. US exporters should prepare for shifting global commerce and possible reduced US exports. Senate signals ongoing resistance to censorship amid blank pages in New York magazines.

Germany Tsome Obyers Titus France United States Great Britain

Industrial Proposals and the Path to Arbitration

Debates in the industrial conference favor a three month truce to digest proposals and build a permanent labor capital policy through collective bargaining and arbitration. Rockefeller Jr and others push inclusive labor representation, while critics warn against injecting strikes into discussions. Hope remains that measured adjournment and focused reports yield real national benefit.

Labor Wilson National Board of John D. Rockefeller, Jr Eliot

Lord Carbery Divorce Saga and Irish Parliament Rule

An Irish peer, Binos Lord Carbery, faces a private act of Parliament to finalize a Dublin divorce decree amid a life split between London, Paris, and Nairobi. Castle Freke, his Cork seat, changes hands as he relocates, while his restless public life and a long marriage with Miss Metcalfe in Hyde Park unfold.

Binos Carbery Ireland Isle County Cork Dublin House of Lords Westminster Great Britain England Wales London Emerald Isle British Empire Lord Lady Carbery France Switzerland Nairobi British East Africa Castle Freke Kinsale Cape Clear Queenstown Thither Randall Qge Barry Elizabeth Charles I the Frekes Oliver Cromwell Mary Lady Carbery Lord Carbery Jose Metcalfe Evelyn Metcalfe Chester Place Hyde Park Lapland St. Moritz Africa Royal Navy Antwerp William de Ligne William Mars Evans Catuery Castle Preke Johan Evana Grance Ralph Freke George I Freke

Prolonged Senate Sessions Weigh Shantung and Peace

Proceedings of Congress briefings cover Norris attack on the League of Nations Shantung settlement debates and a delay on related votes. Curtis proposes a ban on traffic in women in treaties, while votes approve army airplane purchases and citizenship restoration cases. Faris nominated for federal judgeship as Lodge prepares remarks on the peace treaty. Military, immigration, and labor hearings continue alongside calls for probes into Wall Street railroad claims and Port Hunter salvage accountability.

Norris Nebraska Curtis Kansas League of Nation United States Secretary of War Robert Minor France Senate Myers Montana Charles B. Faris Missouri Dyer Senator Lodge Immigration Committee Phelan Japan Walter G. Smith Near Haat House Conference Wilson Frances Scaville Mumm Seneca Kans Enoch H. Crowder Johnson State Department Elections Committee Victor Berger Milwaukee Taylor Naval Construction Thomas A. Scott Shipping Board War Investigating Committee War Department Port Hunter Massachusetts Warren G. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Representative Huddleston Alabama Rules Committee Glenn H. Fumb Wall Street Department of Labor International Labor Conference Chambers of Commerce Atlantic Pacific Coast Ways and Means Committee Senate Commerce Committee

Japanese delegation to attend international labor conference

Japan sends its largest delegation to the October 23 international labor conference here. Over 60 officials including Prof. Kamada of Keio University and lawmakers represent government, capitalists, labor, and the public. The group sails from Japan and aims to arrive two days before the meeting. Shidehara, new Japanese ambassador to Washington, will sail for San Francisco on October 12.

Japan Kamada Keo University Muta Misumoto Oka Shidehara Washington San Francisco

Destroyers Reach Pensacola in Swift New York Dash

The vanguard of the largest fleet of torpedo boat destroyers arrived at Pensacola, Florida this afternoon after a voyage from New York. The fleet, over 50 ships, was a few miles off Pensacola bar tonight and would enter the harbor early tomorrow morning. Sailors described a pleasant trip from Key West, the last stop before the dash from New York.

Pensacola Fla New York Pensacola Bar Key West

Spain to Keep Columbus Day Celebrations in Madrid

Spain will observe Columbus Day on Sunday October 12 with nationwide events. The royal family and diplomatic corps will attend in Madrid while the minister of marine visits the Monastery of le Radada, the origin point of Columbus voyage.

Madrid Spain America le Radada

Condensed Time Table of Trains to Principal Cities

Washington to major cities timetable notes transfers for Chicago connections westward. Listed are departures to Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit Indianapolis Jacksonville and Florida Louisville Memphis New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond St Louis with varied hours and multiple railroads. Electric service operates from Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue on the hour and half hour.

Washington Post Washington Citisa Chicago West Railroad Administration Atlanta Baltimore CP. R. KR Cincinnati Cleveland P. KR. KR Columbus Detroit R. KR Indianapolis Jacksonville Florida Louwisville Memphis S. H Ghleans S & Wi New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh ST. Louis

Canada to get Grand Trunk railway control

Ottawa reports the Canadian government expects to gain control of the Grand Trunk Railway System in Canada and the United States within weeks. The Grand Trunk will be operated by Canadian National Railway Corporation, already running Intercolonial, Prince Edward Island, Canadian Northern, National Transcontinental, and mercantile marine. A statement to Parliament is anticipated soon after eighteen months of negotiations. Sir Alfred Smithers, chair of Grand Trunk, has agreed to arbitrate.

Ottawa Grand Trunk Canada United States Ottawa Journal Canadian National Railway Corporation Intercolonial Railway Prince Edward Island Railway Canadian Northern Railway National Transcontinental Railway Mercantile Marine Journal Alfred Smithers Grand Trunk Board

Army Ordnance Association to Hold First Meeting at Aberdeen

The Army Ordnance Association, with over 5000 members including former ordnance officers and civilian plant heads, will meet in Aberdeen Maryland around October 24 and 25. Maj John H Van Devanier announced the gathering highlighting demonstrations of wartime ordnance effectiveness and Secretary Baker praised civilian industry cooperation with the army.

Army Ordnance Association Aberdeen John H. van Devanier Baker

World cattle supply unchanged since war outbreak

The Department of Agriculture reports that cattle sheep and swine supplies remain about the same as at the start of the European war. Losses in western Europe are offset by gains elsewhere, and experts expect American meat exports to return to prewar levels before European herds are fully restored.

Department of Agriculture Western Europe

Alfonso to Visit England in October Tour

Madrid reports announced in political circles that King Alfonso will depart for Paris and London on October 15 or 19. He will travel as the Duke of Toledo and will not be accompanied by Queen Victoria or ministers, though he may attend official ceremonies. A separate report says Queen Victoria may join him to London and then visit her mother on the Isle of Wight.

Madrid Alfonso Paris London Duke of Toledo Queen Victoria Victoria Henry of Battenberg Wieht

Coalition Cabinet Formed in Ukraine Under Petlura

The Ukrainian press bureau says a coalition ministry is definite per Gen. Petlura. Premier and interior minister I. Maseppi leads the cabinet with M. Slavinek as Minister of Foreign Affairs, notable as the Ukrainian delegate at Prague.

Paria Ukrainian Press Bureau

Timely Topics From Capital Visitors on World Affairs

A Washington discussion features Senator Walsh of Massachusetts praising the treaty and league of nations as essential for future freedom and world peace. Other voices warn of teacher shortages and the need for higher wages to attract well trained educators amid postwar social unrest.

Anniversary of Roosevelt Birth in American Memory

Dr William P. Baldwin of Pittsburgh voices a tribute at Raleigh stressing Roosevelt as a national emblem of service. He recalls October 27 as a day to honor Col Roosevelt, whose death is a loss to the country and a model of public duty.

Theodore [Roosevelt William P. Baldwin Pittsburgh Raleigh Col Roosevelt America Washington Lincoln Roosevelt Col Col. Roosevelt Oyster Hay

Kaiser Wants His Picture Publicized

An Associated Press report says strong efforts aim to block publication of photographs of German farmer Minnerse William taken Saturday near Count Mohengolern. The images depict Count Hohenzollern with his wife, bearded and alert, but the negatives face suppression efforts.

Amerangen Holand Associated P'ress Minnerse Wiliam Germany Nay Count Mohengolern Preas Hohenzollern

Brazilian governor proclaimed in Pernambuco vote

Onri Federal Senzier J R Bezerrauvatean, former minister of agriculture commerce and industry, proclaimed governor by the Pernambuco state congress after canvassing the August 12 election. He won by a majority of 36 900 votes over former Gov Dantaz Barreto.

Pernambuco Brazil Wednesda Onri Federal Senzier Bezerrauvatean Agriculture Commerce and Industry Dantaz Barreto

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