284000 Steel Workers Out in Nation Wide Strike
The opening U S steel strike pits unions against employers with about 284 000 workers out nationwide while several Youngstown plants close and others run short handed. Officials report mixed operation in Pittsburgh district with some mills near full staffing while Homestead Braddock and Duquesne see disputes over actual numbers amid threats to immigrant households.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Iron and Steel
United States
Steel Corporation
Interstary Kester
Carnegie Company
The
Anl
Foster
Labor Isda
Braddock
Rankin
Monongala Valley
Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
T. Hammeramark
Sharon
Newcastle
Brier Hill
Sharon Steel Hoop
Republic Iron and Steely
Carnegie Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Chicago
Planta
Gary
Rs Company
Steel Strike Expands Across Multiple Districts
Chicago and Pittsburgh area plants suspend operations as the steel strike widens. Elbert H. Gary, head of United States Steel, refuses comment while J Pierpont Morgan sends support for the open shop. Officials warn of a prolonged, high-stakes labor showdown with thousands of workers affected and guards posted.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Steel Corporation
Seven Shot in Riot at Steel Plant in New Castle
National and local disturbances mark opening day of the steel strike as seven shot at the Carnegie Steel Plant in New Castle, with guards firing on rioters. Other clashes reported in Donora, Homestead, Clairton, and Farrell as authorities move to quell disorder during strikes.
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Associated Press
New Castle
Carnegie Steel Company
Chenango Tin Plate Company
Pittsburgh
Clairton
American Steel and Wire Company
Donora
Fourth Street
Carnegie Company
Homestead
Dickson Street
Fourth Avenue
Ag Clairton
State ErBous
Ewo
Farrell, Pa
Stef
Wire Company
Wilson Advocates League Covenant Amid Rally in Stockton
President Wilson framed the league covenant as a guaranty of justice and lasting peace during a San Joaquin visit, addressing 12,900 at a Stockton stop and noting it would bind great powers to preserve rights. Crowds pressed the procession route as Red Cross members presented fruit, while a boy sought to shake hands with the President.
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Stockton
Sacramento
Calif
League of Nations
Germany
Wilson
League Covenant
China
Shaai Tung
Weln
Red Cross
American Red Cross
America
Wilaon
Albert v. Fox
Washington Post Co
League
Hiram .Johnson
United States
Great Britain
Senate
Regal Depocrat
Missouri
Isaueth
Kirmin
Che
Great Balin
Cummins
Alice Hoostvelt
Ashurst
Senator Reed
Ae] Shurst
Ashwurst
Reed
Ashourat
Thomas
Colorado
Colorado State Democratic Committee
League Without Change
Cardinal Mercier Arrives in Washington in War Hero Reverence
Cardinal Mercier arrived in the National Capital amid formal welcomes and a packed reception. He traveled from Annapolis after addressing Naval Academy cadets and was greeted by Belgian dignitaries and American church officials. The visit honors Belgium’s gratitude for American aid during World War I and includes a formal reception at the Sulpician Seminary as well as a dedication ceremony for a new seminary.
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Belgium
Belguim
Hartkanis
Ana
Wrr
Washington
Cardinal Mercier
Nisteltow
Ejum
Agium
Agatsiat
American Congress
France
America
Pons
Pheid
Wassdther
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Prince Reginald de Croy
Rof
Albert Sergusel
Philip Barbier
Third Lancers
Ceatibet
F. X. Havey
Suplician Seminary
George Dougherty
Catholic University
Joseph B. Nevins
The
Sulpician Seminary
W. C. Mcholland
Mary's Liminary
Baltimore
T. Edward Murtaugh
A. D. de Wachter
Maurice de Wulf
Lou~ Vain University
John P. Carroll
Helene, Mont
J. Lawlor
Lead
E. R. Dyer
St. Mary's Seminary
Julea Baisnee
Francis Dessan
French Treaty constitutional per Senate judiciary panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously that the proposed treaty guaranteeing immediate U S aid to Tagiie in case of unprovoked German attack is constitutional. Members present were Nelson Sterling Kellogg Culberson Overman and Walsh. others were absent. Humbert case dismissed in Paris report notes no evidence of bribery or negotiations with enemy officials.
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Senate Committee On Judiciary
Siz
Senate Judiciary ‘Committee
S BP
Germany
Tews
Walsh
Montana
Nelson
Sterling
Kellogg
Culberson
Overman
Humbert
sfMfictala
Comratts
United States
General Becker
New York
Hurabert
Prince of Wales Arrives in Canada Amid Cheerful Welcome
Vancouver reports show royal salutes and cheering crowds as the Prince of Wales arrives in Waver. Admiral Hugh Rodman greets him on the platform and notes the prince’s sore hand from prior handshakes. In Columbus Ohio, Vice President Marshall says public opinion will settle the steel controversy and foresees approval of the peace treaty and league of nations, discounting reservations.
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Vancouver
Guna
Prince of Wales
Canada
Hugh Redtnika
Pacific Fleet
Rod
Eas
Port
Redman
Theche 3
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas R. Marshall
Amercan Insurance Union
America
Senate
League of Nations
Steel Sailors Vote Unanimously to Strike in Sympathy
Seamen on United States Steel Corporation ore carriers voted unanimously to strike in sympathy with steel workers. Patrick O'Brien, Chicago local secretary, said the executive board would meet soon in Detroit or Chicago to canvass votes and set a strike date.
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United States Steel Corporation
Patrick O’brien
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee mayor rejects inviting Belgian royal visit
Milwaukee Mayor Hoan declares he will not invite King Albert Queen Elizabeth or Crown Prince Leopold to Milwaukee. He says he stands for the man who works and urges inviting only by citizen groups. The royals depart Brussels for Ostend to sail to the United States.
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Associated Preas
Milwaukee
A. T. Venscoy
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Mayor Hoan
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
Hoan
Kalger
Czar
Prince Henry
Yar
Brussels
Hevas
Albert
Elizabeth
Leopold
Ostend
George Washington
United States
Italian Aims to Secure Allied Occupation of Fiume
London reports Italy urged allied forces not Italian troops to oust D Annunzio from Fiume. American navy says no confirmation of marines landing. US vessels stay outside seven-mile limit. Gabriele d Annunzio vows to defend Fiume and appeals to Washington Paris and London for support, while extending lines into Jugoslavia.
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Associated Press
London
Bowers
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Adriatic
Washington
Paris
Italy
D’annunzio
D' Arcnzio
Presa
United States
Flume
Atle. T. S
Rome
Buccarl
Fume
Ga*abriele d’'Annungio
Jugo-Slavia
Biegniak
Gabriele
Annunzio
England
France
Wilsom
George
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Hsompany
J. P. Morgan
R. H. Gary
Gaus Wilson
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Prevai
Reno
Nev
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Longworth
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
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Quisen
Jefferson
Mercier
Hergic
Will Allend Gena
Conclavi
Bchodl Books
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Petreot
Hierarchy
Catholic Church of the
Cardinal Gibbons
Frerich Seester
Contratia
U.S
Charles Humbert
Rodman
Prince
King’s
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