West Labor Shares The Spotlight In Wilson Warns
President Wilson appealed to Minnesota lawmakers to join with labor for higher production to cut living costs. He warned against Bolshevik influence and noted a potential coalition between radical labor and the Nonpartisan League led by Townley, amid a party line breakdown in Minnesota’s legislature and strong support for ratifying the treaty with reservations.
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Nelson
Radical Labor
Radical Farmers of Nonpartisan League
Lenine
Trotzky
Audieces
State Federation of Labor
United States
Wilson
Farmers’ Organization
Nonpartisan League
Working Peoples
Tom” van Lear
van Lear
Minneapolis
Thenpartisan League
A C. Townley
Minnesota
Townley
North Dakota
State Assembly
West
League of Nations
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Missouri
Senate
Spencer
St. Louia
Pershing saluted by 30000 New York schoolchildren
Gen. Pershing visited New York to a wave of patriotism as more than 30,000 pupils in Central Park waved flags and cheered the commander in chief. He praised the children for inspiring the nation and thanked them for their support to the Allied cause. He leaves for Washington Friday with Philadelphia and other cities awaiting him.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Central Park
Gen. Pershing
Children of America
Thehhildren
Sears
City of
America
Jim Sare
Children of
Aryone
Europe
Trafic
Maurice Casenave
France
Marcel Knecht
French High Commission
Liebert
The
Waldorf
Alsace-~Lorraine
Charlotte
Georgette Rueff
Alsace
Lorraine
Pershing
Alsace-Lorraine
Jefferson Siglepoat
American Legion
Virginia
Col. Quackenmeyer
Piainy
Shantung
Wilson
Paris
Spencer
John Mitchell Dies in New York Labor Leader Passes at 49
John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America dies at Post-Graduate Hospital New York at 5 PM aged 49. He had undergone gallstone operation ten days earlier and did not rally. His wife son and daughter were with him, Governor Smith arrived soon after, and Mitchell had chaired New York State Industrial Commission since 1915.
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New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Mitchell
Smith
New York State Industrial Commission
State Food Commission
Federal Food Board
New York State Council of Farms and
Cardinal Mercier Arrives in New York for American Tour
Belgium’s Cardinal Mercier arrived in New York greeted by Mayor Hylan and Archbishop Hayes. The frail yet dignified prelate expressed thanks to Americans and prepared to visit Baltimore, Albany, and Boston with a Western tour ending November 5.
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New York
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
America
Hudson
Archbishop Hayes
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Albany
Boston
Grand Gerad Gerard Carroll Nuptials
London report announces the marriage of Henri I Grand-Gerard son of Mr and Mrs Grand-Gerard of New York to Miss Loretta Carroll daughter of the late Mrs Katharine Carroll of Brooklyn The ceremony occurred Thursday at the Church of the Assumption Warwick Street.
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London Times
Washington Post
The
Public Ledger Co
London
Henri I. Grand-Gerard
Murder report demanded over Masden killing in Germany
Major General Henry Alien demanded an immediate report from German military authorities on the shooting of Private Howell Masden of Sacramento California. Masden and a companion were on a hunting trip in the neutral zone when German soldiers fired. Witness Bert Balsinger of Sharpsburg Pennsylvania said German troops ordered them to halt before firing. German claims Masden fired first. Bishop Adolf Fritzen of Strasbourg died.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Howell Masden
Sacramento
Calif
Henry ‘R Alien
Germany
Bert Balsinger
Sharpsburg
Madsen
Ludendorff’s 1918 Offensive Plan Revealed
The fourth installment of General Ludendorff’s memoir describes his belief that Germany faced collapse and the need to strike Britain and France before American forces could intervene. He asserts Austria Bulgaria and Turkey were nearing defeat, and his own army was disintegrating yet required a bold offensive to rally it.
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Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Ge Ludendorf
Submarine War and Spring 1918 Plans by Ludendorff
General Erich Ludendorff discusses Germanys 1918 options noting Russia break down favorable war position and aiming an attack in the west by mid March. He weighs submarine efforts, naval and economic factors, and Entente adaptations, with projections and uncertainties. The piece ends indicating continuation on the next page.
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Tella
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Majority Report Today
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Mila
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Strasbourgh
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Bloe
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