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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1919
Page
10
Miss Catherine Ambrey of 212 Bates Street Northwest reported yesterday that jewelry valued at 79 dollars was stolen from her while she was at Lib rey Hospital. The hospital superintendent said Ambrey had left the institution and had not reported the loss before leaving.
Senate leaders plan to dispose of amendments and begin consideration this week. Johnson Moses amendments to equalize voting power in the League of Nations loom large. Debate will resume tomorrow with a expected vote in a few days. The rest of the week favors disposal of numerous individual amendments while reservations likely wait until next week.
Samuel Solomon defended Zionism and Americanism at a Secular League gathering in Pythian Temple. He praised Jewish loyalty as 100 percent American and noted Jews' sacrifices in France. He questioned Palestine’s viability and warned governance would rest with a nonprogressive Jewish faction.
Spanish workers face a government lockout amid a clash over new social laws, with employers and the Congress backing protests. Officials report talks to avert a shutdown as unrest worsens during a period of constitutional uncertainty.
The nation awaits a miners response to President Wilsons proposal. No strike vote occurred among miners and many may not obey orders to walk out. Operators accept the plan to start new state negotiations and seek arbitration only if talks fail to keep mines in operation. Secretary Wilson notes miners agreed to negotiate.
Officials weigh reopening the case after Lewis signaled miners willingness to negotiate a new wage agreement. A statement regarding arbitration and withdrawal of the strike order may be presented to the executive board in Indianapolis Wednesday, unless the board acts first.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth with the Duke of Brabant are scheduled for formal ceremonies in Washington. They will address the Senate and House, receive decorates, attend dinners, visit Mount Vernon, and end with a Belgian embassy dinner before departing on the Mayflower for Norfolk. Also reported: thefts of $70 from Miss Freda Harte and $25 from Mrs Ale Hetherington.
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