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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1919

Page

3

Nation Tie Up Threat Congress Bills Opposed

Labor leaders warn anti strike railroad legislation could trigger nationwide walkouts. AFL leaders plan December 13 conference with railroad brotherhoods and four farmers groups to push for collective bargaining, with farm officials invited to send delegates.

J. F. of Brotherhood and Farm Organization Chiefs Center Big Council Helm Save Nation Lane Mr. Johnston American Federation of Labor Congress Sanwel Gompers National Award of Farm Organizations The Federation of Milk Producers American Society of Equity National Partners’ Union Gompers Railroad Brotherhoods Farmers’ Organizations Executive Council Washington Federation Brotherhoods

Wilson denounces the coal strike and government control

The editorial argues labor must yield to the government or face seizure of mines under the Overman act and food act powers. It notes the President can requisition mines, the fuel administrator Garfield may return, and calls the crisis a test of public resolve behind war statutes to prevent production and distribution disruption.

United States Elbert H. Gary Employers of America Beimg Labour Congress Labor Pr Garfield Washington Fuel Administration Wilson Frelinghuysen New Jersey Interstate Commercee Committee Lewis Senate Commerce c Wielinghuysen Thomas T. Brewster

Papes Diapepsin Relief Ad Claims Quick Aid

The ad touts Papes Diapepsin as a world famous indigestion remedy. It promises fast relief for stomach discomfort and allows eating without fear after neutralizing stomach acids. A candy flavored tablet is noted and claims the product costs little at drug stores.

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Dentifrice Pepsodent Featured In Free Home Test

A simple home test for this method is demonstrated with the dentifrice Pepsodent, and this week it can be tested at no cost to the user.

Cabinet Considers The Coal Strike

The cabinet weighs the coal strike amid fears of industry collapse. A 30 day bituminous supply exists with more in the ground. Non union mines may lessen impact. Government plans fuel distribution and city food/clothing relief if the strike proceeds. Negotiations and appeals continue with Wilson warning.

United Mine Workers The Fuel Administration Washington

Danderine Promises Hair Revival in 35-Cent Tonic

A 35 cent bottle of Danderine is advertised as a scalp tonic to revive lifeless hair, reduce dandruff, and restore color and vitality. The copy claims the product smooths, thickens, and brightens hair, urging readers to buy at drug or toilet counters.

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