Steel Deadlock Holds as Youngstown Strikers Stand Firm
Pittsburgh dispatch reports fifth day of steel strike with no major moves by either side. Union leaders plan to press for action against Bethlehem Steel while promising lawful, orderly meetings in Homestead Natrona and other towns amid police and sheriff scrutiny.
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Gompers Blames Civic Authorities in Steel Strike Conflicts
Labor leader Samuel Gompers testifies before the Senate labor committee condemning western Pennsylvania civic authorities for the steel strike turmoil. He defends workers right to be heard and organized, notes Judge Gary could have prevented the strike, and discusses William Z Foster’s past and current stance. He also references President Wilson’s open shop views and contrasts past statements with current positions.
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Navy pay plan sparks clash with Daniels plan
The Navy debate over officer pay rises pits Secretary Daniels against Congress and War and Treasury leaders. Daniels favors rank specific increases and opposes a 30 percent flat raise, arguing it would demoralize and unsettle the long approved equal pay across services. Congressional and Navy leaders warn the plan risks delaying swift, unified action and morale, while Roosevelt and other officials voice support for a measured approach.
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Government Prepares for National Railway Strike
London reports the government mobilizes all resources to curb a country wide railway strike due to union rejection of permanent wage rate proposals. emergency measures include road transport of essentials, rationing of butter and sugar, and potential use of armed forces. Milk and meat supplies to London safeguarded. subway workers' stance pending.
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Italy Faces Fiume Crisis as Nitti Seeks Confidence Vote
Rome reports Premier Nitti and Foreign Minister Tittoni will address the chamber of deputies seeking a vote of confidence over the Fiume occupation. Two annexation proposals, including full annexation and safeguarding Italian nationality, are debated amid Wilson's unchanged stance on internationalization. D'Annunzio warns intruders and Dalmatia tensions rise as American offers of help surface.
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Jugoslavs Deny Adria Pact Reports From Paris
Belgrade official information bureau of the Kingdom of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes dismissed Paris press rumors that Italian and Jugoslav representatives agreed to a plan on Fiume and other Adriatic issues contingent on President Wilson's approval. The bureau called the reports completely unfounded and condemned alleged intrigues by adversaries.
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Treaty Debate Over Pace of Ratification
Senate spent nearly six hours on the peace treaty with discussions led by Lodge and Cummins. a possible White House shelfing of the pact arises as Johnson travels toward California to press his amendment for equal U S voting power.
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President Wilson Abandons Kansas Stop On Train Tour
President Wilson, after illness, abandons the speaking tour in Kansas and returns to Washington. Dr Grayson and Mrs Wilson attended him as he rested in Wichita. The presidential special sped east after a one hour Kansas City stop. He sent messages to Wichita and other cities, regrets for not meeting crowds, and the schedule shifted to ensure safety. The trip has featured many speeches totaling about 176000 words since September 3.
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President Ill Hastens Home After Influenza Attack
President Wilson, returning from Paris, is ill with nervous exhaustion after an April influenza setback. Dr Grayson says condition not alarming but requires rest for a considerable time. Secretary Tumulty cancels all immediate engagements.
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President Wilson's health shades of extreme fatigue
Washington news longtime observer reports President Wilson in extreme nervous exhaustion after a taxing trip and altitude strain. He is hurried to Washington for rest at the White House, with Admiral Cary Grayson noting the urgency of recovery and possible impact on remaining engagements.
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