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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1919

Page

5

End Silesian Outrage Provoked Miners Strike Violence

Correspondent confirms murders and brutal maltreatment by German troops in Upper Silesia during a miners strike. Reports detail arms torn from sockets, legs broken, and multiple killings. Eyewitness accounts from Lepine Rudo and Hohenlinde describe soldiers dragging victims, beating them with rifle butts, and firing on civilians.

Aistance Prrzary Lepine Siska Grenzschutz Johann Mecker Mecker Psrztniki

Bombs Found on Coblenz Railroad Track

Two bombs discovered Saturday on a Coblenz railroad track were thrown into the Rhine by the discoverers. The devices were near Coblenz main station amid no troop movements by a special train through the station for several days. The local train from Cologne, carrying most German passengers, was due at Coblenz on the track where the bombs lay.

Coblenz Rhine Cologne

Plumb cites old railroad debts during Labor Day speech

Glenn E Plumb spoke in Hairmount Park Philadelphia on Labor Day linking high railroad rates to long standing debts and asset inflation. He argued railroads long paid with future earnings and urged democratic labor control, while Albert Meil presented the Plumb plan to Nashville union labor men amid a parade.

Philadelphia Glenn E Plumb Plumb Hairmount Park Wilson Nashville Tonn Sept Albert Meil Nashville Union Tabor Nashville

Pershing To Lead First Division Welcome Parades

Gen Pershing will head parades in New York and Washington marking the First Division welcome. Maj Gen James W McAndrew announced preparations with Gen March to arrange military matters. Pershing is due in New York Sept 8 and will visit Missouri before reporting to Washington. Newport News Labor Day speech urged harder work and thrift to lower living costs and reduce the war debt.

Pershing Wll New York Washington James W McAndrew Baker Gen March Pershing McAndrews War Department Missouri McAndrew General Staff College Newport News Secretary of the Treasury Glass

Maryland and the Virginias Parade Unites 3500 Workers

Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md Sept 1 The Entente labor parade drew 3500 union workers from eighteen crafts the largest in city history Boilermakers won best appearing unit Bands from Hagerstown Funkstown Smithburg Harmony Rohrersville and Mercersburg supplied music City Park speeches by local Railway Trainmen leader R A Warner Plumb Plan League members joined Plumb Plan movement Community singing led by Mrs Montery Mershon of New York Soldiers overseas honored Two baseball games and athletic events capped the day

Washington Hagerstown Funkstown Smitheburg Harmony Rohrefpuifie Mercersbore Mercersbore Bands Furnished Music. At City Park R A Warner Brotherhood of Railway Montery Mershon New York Washington Post Cumberland Md Cumberand Narrows Park

Body Hanging From Tree Near Wild er Details Murder Suspect

Special to The Washington Post reports a man found dead hanging from a six foot rope in a dogwood tree near Wilder. Authorities suspect murder. physicians say the death occurred about a week earlier with no wounds observed.

Washington Pst Bluefield Wilder

Ethel Clayton Beauty Ad Promises Flawless Complexion

An advertisement touts Ethel Clayton and the Paramount banner. It claims Derwillo cream gives a tan free, smooth skin like powder, resists perspiration, and provides a fly white, rosy-cheeked look with one use. Sold at drugstores and late counters. Beaure details Clayton’s upcoming paper feature.

Paramount Derwillo Beaure Mias Clayton Adv

Alexandria observes holiday with courthouse visit and reunions

Thousands of Alexandrians sought recreation elsewhere yesterday while many attended a soldiers welcome home celebration at the Fort Myer Heights courthouse area. The day included a Labor Day picnic at Pohick in Fairfax and a Mount Vernon visit with Christ Church. Sixty Quantic o veterans were hosted at a luncheon and dance at the War Camp Community Service Club.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Alexandria County Fort Myer Heights Pohick Fairfax County Mount Vernon Old Christ Church Quantico War Camp

Virginia Weddings Start September With Three Ties

In Charlottesville two ceremonies occurred as Walter L Bretth of Staunton married Oluver of Charlottesville at the bride’s mother Mrs S T Powell home. James A Dougherty of Staten Island and Maude Mason Dillard of Scottsville wed at the High Street Baptist parsonage. Richard Sacre and Laura Gibson, both from Albemarle, tied the knot yesterday in Danville.

Charlottesville Walte L . Bretth Staunton Oluver S T Powell James A Dougherty Staten Island Maude Mason Dillard Scottsville Baptist Church Richard Sacre Laura Gibson Albemarle County

Virginia Obituary Highlights From Charlottesville and Fredericksburg

Charlottesville reports Clayton C Brown 61 traveling salesman from Philadelphia died after a stroke. Elizabeth Yowell Bazzle 61 widow of D F Bazzle Madison farmer died in hospital. Remains sent to Orange and Oak Park Madison for funeral and interment. Fredericksburg notes Elizabeth Hunter Douglas 36 wife of A Douglas died suddenly at home in King George. Survived by parents Dr and Mrs Stephen A Douglas and siblings. burial in Morgantown WVa. Bettie Bristow widow of Jomaph Bristow died in Saiunda Middlesex County with six daughters and four sons surviving.

Charlottesville Clayton C . Brown Philadelphia Elizabeth Yowel Beth Hunter Douglas A & Douglas King George Stephen A Douglas Pittsburgh Morganstown W Va Bettie Bristow Jomaph A Bristow Saiuda Middlesex County

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