Wilson Denounces Coal Strike And War Powers Move
President Wilson, writing from the sickbed, denounces the coal strike as unlawful and warns miners and leaders that the government will deploy war powers to prevent a nationwide stoppage. He calls for recall of strike orders and supports federal action to protect fuel supply and public welfare.
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Cabinet Moves To Meet Nation's Great Problem
The Wilson administration and Cabinet push steps to avert a nationwide coal strike. President denounces the walkout as unlawful, vows to enforce the law, and offers mediation while miners and operators face a looming stoppage that could disrupt coal supply across the country.
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Treaty Delay Grows As Johnson Amendment Looms
The Senate struggles over the Johnson amendment to equalize voting power in the league of actions. Senators push for the Moses reservation while labor sections draw fierce opposition. a vote date remains unsettled as Hitchcock attempts an agreement, Reed’s illness and La Vallette’s Labor hearing actions shape the delay. Johnson keeps another amendment in reserve, aiming to press it after the pending measure fails. CONTINUED ON FIFTEENTH PAGE
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Wilson Has Good Day at White House with No Work
President Wilson's quiet day at the White House featured no routine business. Cabinet sessions on the coal strike were held, and minor bills and pardon cases were sent to the President. Dr Grayson and Dr Dercum discussed daily bulletins while an optician visited to fit new spectacles.
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Mine Workers of America
White House
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Department of Justice
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Burleson
Francis X Dercum
Philadelphia
Condr
70Q-Mile Battle on Trotzky's Staff Capture
Red Leader flees for life clinging to a railway car as White Army outflanks at Tsarskoe Selo. Archangel Army gains 33 miles. Don Coss sacks 46 to 56 miles in days. Trotsky captured near Tsaritsyn. Moscow reports northern front gains and Bolshevik retreat. London dispatch notes Petrograd danger reduced but not removed.
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Plessetskaia
Canton Aliens Riot and National Guard Mobilized
Five hundred Ohio National Guard troops, including machine gun units, are mobilizing from Akron to Canton to quell steel plant rioting. Governor Cox accuses Canton Mayor Poorman of duty neglect as violence injures several workers, with police and sheriffs urged to regain control.
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