Pact Vote This Week Likely On Treaty Amendments
Congress prepares for a busy week as talks focus on amendments to the German peace treaty. Proposals from Senator Fall would curb American representation on international commissions while preserving key issues. Hearings resume on the steel strike with U S Steel’s Gary testifying and possible presidential intervention discussed. Senate leaders plan talks with President Wilson if his condition allows.
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Wilson
Labor Committee
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Capital
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House
Iterstate Commerce Commission
White House
Senate
Borah
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Smith
Gompers Predicts Victory For Striking Steel Workers
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, said the steel strike would win as the cause was just. He urged public support for collective bargaining and criticized Judge Gary, defending Fitzpatrick and Foster from radicalism charges. He noted likely developments at Wilson's Washington conference and urged dialogue with strike leaders.
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Samuel Gompers
Amercan Federation of Labor
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Judge Gary
United States Steel Corporation
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John Fitzpatrick
National Commit Tee
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Steel Workers Union
Gompers
Fitzpatrick
Foster
Lansing Starts for Capital from Hendersons Harbor
Secretary of State Lansing departs tonight for New York en route to Washington after spending three weeks at his summer home at Hendersons HarborWatertown NY date Sept 28 indicates the travel timeline and location context for the official’s journey.
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Washington
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Both Sides in steel strike seek to break deadlock today
The Associated Press reports both sides aim to break the steel strike deadlock as 36 000 Bethlehem Steel workers in Pennsylvania are ordered to attend this morning. Quietness prevails in the steel centers with mass meetings held under sheriff supervision and warnings of a larger struggle as unions and management prepare for a second week of action.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Allegheny County
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Washington
Industral
Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
Peter Luke
Luke
Carnegie Company
Lawful Rally and Mysterious Shooting in Pennsylvanian Hamlet
A tense scene unfolds as mounted police in Pennsylvania suppress strikers outside a hall while deputies patrol nearby. Inside, speakers urge obedience to law and patience. A stranger fires a shot, wounding a man on a porch. investigators search for the assailant as authorities promise to find the culprit.
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Wiliam Penn
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Fordien Tong Ues
Mounted Police
Canadian Mounted Police
National Catholic Welfare Council Created by Conclave Meeting Here
Public summary of the conclave shows the National Catholic Welfare Council formed to aid church interests in the United States. Five departments will oversee education, social work, press and literature, lay societies, and home and foreign missions with a census and canon law code to follow. Cardinal Gibbons preached. Bishop Shahan announced the plan after the sessions.
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Catholic University of America
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Wilson
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Jones
Porto Rico
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Home and Foreigen Missions
Siational Catholic Welfare Council
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United Counsel
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United States
Steel strike tensions rise as mills inch toward reopening
In Chicago on Sept 28 unions and steel mill managers prepared for a test of strength as rain dampened the day. Officials aimed to boost operations while strikers pledged to stand firm. The first Sunday saw expectancy but no clear sign of decisive moves. In Gary Indiana similar expectations marked the strike as union leaders urged firmness ahead of potential offensive actions.
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Youngatown
Chico
Mahoning Valley
Pennsylvania
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Amass Méeefink
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Special Notices on Sanatorium Capacity and Offer
Fragmentary notice announces a sanatorium with capacity for 250 patients and medicinal water. Mentions revenue and cash amount, with a sale or purchase action and a call to attention for professionals. Contains unreadable OCR phrases and locations.
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Wanted carpool to Albany with white chauffeur
Wanted one to four passengers for a one way trip to Albany New York from any city between Washington New York and Alb sley. Cheap rate first class chauffeur and closed food car. Trip to start in four days. Inquiries answered. Main 7155.
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