Belgian King Albert and Queen Elizabeth honored in Washington
The Belgian king and queen received praise and applause during brief ceremonies in the Capitol and White House. They met with Senator and House members, and with President Wilson’s party, including Miss Margaret Wilson. Plans included tours of the Red Cross, engraving and printing, Mount Vernon, and a state dinner. The royal visit ends with a Mayflower departure for Norfolk.
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Arma
Albart
Senate
Capitol
Elizabeth
B. A. Halsey
Ida
Albert
House of Majesty
Europe
Commission For Relief
Herbert Hoover
Brant Whittock
Gillett
Margaret Wilson
Duke of
Navy Yard
Mount Vernon
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Brabant
Eighteenth Street
Catholic University
George Washington University
Trinity College
Btate
Norfolk
State Department
Parade Honors Gompers Amid Labor March In Washington
A vast labor parade in Washington honoring Samuel Gompers continued from earlier events. Officials estimated tens of thousands marched from Liberty Hut to Union Station, with unions, floats, and bands renewing support for labor causes ahead of the international conference. Secretary Wilson praised Gompers while noting the nation’s stance on the peace treaty and League of Nations.
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United States
America
Gompers
Senate
Aalf
Unis
League of Nations
International Conferpence
Giam- Pereapoky
Dele‘gates
Central Labor Union of
Jenna PF. Delpoys
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
Daber
Garapers
Liberty Hut
Sevanteanth
B Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
German court approves seizure of Nasser film
Hartford Copenhagen Monday Oct 27 A competent German court acceded to the emperor's request to seize and confiscate the Nasser film per Zeitung Mittag. The motion against the user who prepared the film has been abandoned.
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Copenhagen
Freerertan Emperors
Zeitung
Mittag
Due Usier
Perdinand Bonn
Philippines to Celebrate October 30 Victory Day
An official proclamation declares October 30 as a celebratory day in the Philippines marked by ceremonies and patriotic observances led by national and local authorities. The declaration emphasizes national pride and historical remembrance.
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Philippines
Reds Plan Strike Over League Conflicts
The report notes Reds plan a strike amid tensions within the league. Leaders in the conference oppose the move, claiming it undermines unity and disrupts scheduled play.
Dru Clerks Strike Vote Shocks New York City Stores
In New York on October 28, 4500 drug clerks voted to strike this week. They seek an eight hour day closed shop and a 35 percent wage rise. Soda clerks cashiers and other drug store workers are included. Separately 1000 union grocery clerks began a nine hour day with a 30 dollar weekly salary goal.
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New York
Steel Strike Is Lost Says Gary Labor Chief
Chicago, Oct. 28. A statement to military leaders in Gary by L. Tiuls, a steel workers council member, claimed the steel workers had lost the strike. John Fitzpatrick, chairman of the national committee directing the strike, replied that the strike is continuing.
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Chicago
Gary
Tiuls
Steel Workers’ Council
John Fitzpatrick
National Committee
Steel Strike Shift Signals New Determination
Titus warned Col. VY. E Mapes that workers would return to work regardless of outcome. Fitzpatrick framed the action as laying groundwork for future battles, stating steelworkers have proven their power to disrupt plants and that united workers can compel concessions in future actions.
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Titus
VY. E Mapes
Regu
Army
Fitzpatrick
United States Steel Corporation
Canton Defuses Strike Crisis Without State Troops
Canton officials state that no state troops are needed as the strike is under control. Thomas J Duty and George F. Miles issued a formal pledge to maintain order, enforce laws, and protect life and property without bias. Acting Mayor Schrantz urged citizen cooperation. W.4 Foster будет speaks to strikers tomorrow.
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Canton
Uhis
Gel
Thomas J Duty
State Industrial Commission
George F. Miles
State Board of Mediation
Henry A. Schrantz
W. 4
Foster
14 Die in Ship's Crash Lingers on First Page
The wreck claims lives and sparks panic as crew members survive in a chaotic scene. Second engineer Murray Hies is found dead on the beach while a crewman washed overboard fights for breath. A stewardess Mrs Jessie Hopkins from Muskegon is credited with waking passengers and saving many. The Muskegon iron vessel, built in XSL by the Holland Steamship Company and rebuilt for Crosby, measured about 26 feet in length with 2143 gross tons.
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Murry Hies
Jie
Rabln
Jessie Hopkins
Muskeren
Witwer
Muskegon
Xsl
Holland Steamship Company
Crosby Fine
Spain to Fight Lockout in Nationwide Action
Madrid measures to break up a contemplated general lockout by employ are announced by the minister of the interior who says harsh penalties will hit employers who force others into a lockout. Troops are deployed to production centers. The arbitration court rules on the sailors strike in the Mediterranean while ports at Caria and Valencia stay paralyzed.
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Madrid
Associated Press
Spain
Intterior
Arbitration Court
Mediterranean
Caria
Valencia
Camel Cigarettes Packaged in Carton for Everyday Use
Advertising copy touts cartons of Camel cigarettes with 200 cigarettes in a sealed carton. Recommends cartons for home or office use and travel, noting packs come in units of 20 cigarettes per package or ten packages per carton.
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Warrington Motor Car Co
Mrs. Wilson
White House
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Union Station Plaza
James J. McCracken
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Plasterers
Carpenters’ Unions
Hartford
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Ch Reds
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Hlaroef Haber
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