President Wilson's Health Updates Messy Bulletins
Rumor control details issued by Dr Grayson say the president's condition is about the same with slight daily improvements. A cabinet session and foreign relations debate probe China relations as senators push back on reporting. Tumulty notes readiness for executive action while Grayson remains sole physician in charge.
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Williams
China
Wilson
Grayson
Pr. Grayson
Buildtin
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Weindexter
McKinley
Senate
Tumulty
Bitl
Eight States In Austria Plan Federation Of States
Vienna reports Chancellor Renner after two long meetings with provisional government representatives outlined a forthcoming Austrian constitution by spring. The plan envisions a federation granting states substantial autonomy while a central government handles interstate matters. West Hungary will be a separate state not merged into Styria, leaving the republic with nine states.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Renner
Austria
West
Hungary
Styria
Cruisers Defend Riga in Baltic Frontline Push
Allie cruisers aid Lettish defense of Riga as German and Russian forces threaten the Duna passage. Yamburg falls to Gen. Yudenitch’s northwest army toward Petrograd, with Col. Avaloff Bermont’s forces holding parts of Riga and bombarding east of the river. Reports from Helsingfors and Libau detail casualties, strategic moves, and German monarchist intrigue in the Baltic region.
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Yudenstech
Petrograd
Baltic
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Allie
Riga
Risa
Helsingfors
Duna
Col. Avaloffi-Bermondt
London
Der
Bray
United States Shipping Board
Hango
Finland
Yamburg
Yudenitch
Daily Mail
Libau
Glaze- Rapp
Vladimiroff
Ayalof-Bermondt
Letts
Siguris
Avaloff-Bermondt
Thorenbere
Vladimirof
Heval
Avulaf-Bermondt
Rigs
Yudenitels
Manchester Guardian
Fgertin
Berlin
Germany
Iran
Baltic Region
Freihert
Twast
Prussia
Washington police pay raise passes with anti labor clause
The House approved a bill to raise Washington Metropolitan police salaries by 345 420 with a strict ban on union affiliation to the American Federation of Labor. Critics denounced Maj Pullman as unfit while Madden Aswell and Clark urged reforms. The measure, 222 to 4, now goes to the Senate.
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Clark
Florida
Madden and
Aswell
Louisiana
Senate
Washington
American Federation of Labor
House District Committee
Maj. Pull- Tan
Frank Clark
Fioriad
Maj. Pullman
Coust
Madden
Exrept & Thersigsjes
Majoe
Prince
Bill
Maddene
Mr. Madden
Wee
American Federation of Isabor
Kitchin
U. S. of L
District of Columbia
Metropolitan Police of
Congress of the
United States
Eneimy
Gould
Nolan
California
Reds Threaten New York Judge
The pet bomb squad is protecting Supreme Court Justice Bartow S. Weeks as anarchist circulars attack three officials and call workers to arm. A special guard now guards public buildings churches and homes of capitalists and public officials while federal agents join the investigation into the manifesto signed The American Anarchistic Federated Commune Soviet of New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Pet
Supreme Court
Bartow S. Weeks
Alexander
District Attorney's
Fifth Avenue
Justice Weeks
Rorke
Gesman
Fire on H Street Traps Girls in Forestry Office Collapse
Twelve American Forestry Association employees trapped by smoke and flames in the Maryland building on H Street Northwest, led by editor Miss Lillian Cromelin. Judge Isaac Hitt escaped via rope from the third floor skylight after assisting colleagues. elevator operator Estelle Johnson warned occupants as fire spread through paper-filled rooms. Firefighters confined the blaze to the forestry suite, with several rescuers aiding Miss Bessie Repp on a window ledge until ladder access arrived.
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American Forestry Association
Maryland
H Street
Lillian M. Cromelin
Association
Estelle Johnson
Judge Hitt
Isaac R. Hitt
United States
W. O. Berryman
E. J. Rath
Railway Administration
Handreds
Forestry Association
Mabel Schwardel
Fourteenth
H Streets
Miss Cornelius
Berryman
Miss Repp
Sergi, Becker
Neulann
Urge Revolt in Gary Amid Steel Plant Strikes
Gary Indiana reports of unrest as pamphlets urging resistance to Federal troops circulated while Pittsburgh steel plants push toward normal operations during the fourth week of a nationwide strike. Carnegie Steel cites 75 percent furnaces active. police disperse crowds in Clairton and monitor meetings in several districts.
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Pittsburgh Steel
Carnegie Company
North Clairton
Tanimh
Carnegie Steel Company
Labor suits up for floor fight on Gompers steel truce
Organized labor faced defeat before the Steering committee of President Wilson's industrial conference. The Gompers arbitration plan failed to win majority support, forcing a floor fight as labor seeks to force a steel strike truce and the reinstate workers. The outcome shapes positions on a looming coal mine strike and broader industrial stakes.
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Cleveland
Wheeling
New Castle
Baltimore
Buffalo
Canton
Ohio
Steubenville
la Belie Iron Works
Pope
Arith
Washington Pont Co
Wilson
Whch
Lousiness Cyeles
Chicago
Ohie
Potomac
Mertine Otteen
Samuel Gompers
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Gompers
Charles Edward Russell
Lillian D. Ward
J. N. Tittes Nore
Kibert Khasry
United States Steel Corporation
Committee
Hfieen
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Nebraska
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H. Drayton
Alexander Pearson, Jr
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Harry Smith
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