President Wilson Receives Union Leaders On Railroad Wages
President Wilson met with a union committee led by Bert Jewell of the AF of L railway department to discuss wage demands. The talks touched on a proposed 40 percent increase for about 2,000,000 railroad workers, with a formal written reply issued by Wilson and a briefing to follow. The union leaders indicated they would study the president's statement and respond later.
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Washington
Wilson
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White House
Whetter
Norrow
Pres. Wilson
Bert Jewell
American Federation of Labor Railway Department
Shell
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ensinemen
F Greup
Union
German nobility seek refuge in Holland report says
The Hague reports nine Germans including the land duke of Heese and other generals arrived in Holland seeking refuge. Negotiations with RAW Director Hines are mentioned and union representatives are expected to issue a public statement on the situation tomorrow.
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Duke of
Heese
Holland
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Hines
Shen
Labor Meeting Forms Indiana Labor Party Cart
Organized labor gathered in Indianapolis to form a state labor party backed by the tight federation of labor. Delegates from over six hundred local unions planned to attend, with a split view on fielding candidates and pledges.
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Biante Mer
Forts
Indismapols
Indianapolis
Atall Federation of Labor
Pamed
Wynone
G.centance
Rejei
Tina
County association formed for breeders at meeting
Farmers voted to organize a county association with M. H. Mu maw as president Elmer Reich as vice president Austin Boommoon secretary treasurer and an executive committee including Austin Wagsoner and Charles Bure The group plans a large county call meeting to invite more farmers and discuss consignment sales and registered sires for small breeders Also dances valentine party and social events noted with local families and churches hosting activities
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Stein
Mumaw
Elmore Townuship
Elmer FL Reich
Steele Towner
Austin Boommoon
Anard Township
Austin Wagsoner
Washington Township
Charles Bure
Vogard
Frounty
Thes
Neuer
Second Ken performs to full house at Grand Opening
Kathy Ken delivered a smooth second show drawing another large audience at the Grand Opening. The Tri Kay Pas troupe offered a polished act and the audience enjoyed the performance, with a neat sum of money raised in the event.
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Kathy Ken
Furro Eoenece
Big Tasks Outlined For Women Voters
Carrie Chapman Catt outlines the aims of the National American Woman’s Suffrage Association at the League of Women Voters inaugural convention in Chicago. Delegates discuss reducing the cost of living, raising literacy, and boosting citizenship standards to protect women and children, with league committee findings guiding action.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
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National American Woman's Suffrage
Ansoria
United Press
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
League of Women Voters
League
Government Agent Roberts Heading to Washington Amid Strike Turmoil
O W Roberts formerly of Washington now based in Indianapolis as a government agent investigates the rail Union strike order. He says 1200 workers on the Baltimore and Ohio lines between St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville St Louis may be affected if the order takes effect. He notes widespread indirect impact beyond these divisions. A stray note mentions a baby’s brain growth and England cat using a door knocker.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Way Union
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Collec Ne
Mr. Roberts
Saltimore & Ohio
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Southern Railroad
Louisville
Tllinois
Bilimore & Ohio Railroad
Xtte
England
Mae
Evacuation and raid disrupt Gere region in modern
A chaotic entry reports a raid on Mafeo’s stores near Terre Haste and Gipaford by federal agents. It notes censorship and telegraph cuts, mentions a county farm purchase, and lists community members gathered for a farewell as families relocate to a new home this week.
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Steltton
Ndi
Gere
Federal Secuive
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Terre Haste
Gipaford
Gesttown
Cal
Newberry Trial Witness Details Threats and Testimony
Feb. st center at an early stage of the Newberry case. Homer Wingstone corroborated statements by William McKeezan former mayor of Mich recounting a threat that drove a witness to testify under pressure. McKeezan and a co defendant faced robbery and assault charges with testimony noting threats affecting campaign outcomes.
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9 Faint Mich
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Martin W. Littletar
Metcher
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Newberry
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Flear
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Premier of Allied Council Discusses German Terms in London
London and Paris report the council of premiers debated Turkish and Adriatic options and the delivery of war loot. They weighed German surrender, extradition, and a new note to Germany, seeking accord on treaty terms and possible military occupation extensions.
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Nore
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Dyya George
Great Britain
Change of Trains Heads South Schedule
South bound train number Avr of the Tg 1 now departing at 4 45 p m starting Sunday. Train number alz will leave fifteen minutes earlier arriving four forty five p m instead of eight o clock p m.
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Afk O'Siost
Tech
Nearer Ratification Now Than Ever Before
News from Washthetop states the peace treaty is closer to ratification today than at any prior moment. Administrations officials expect forthcoming steps, including a conference between President Wilson and Secretary Lambtey to arrange details for American seats in the League of Nations and Assembly. Also to be discussed are diplomatic appointments to China Siam Denmark Switzerland the Netherlands Finland and others with possible assignment of a envoy to Germany.
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