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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

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Mine Disaster in Wilkesbarre Through Powder Ignition

In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania about eighty miners died when a live wire sparked and lit powder on flatcars at the Hadseon Coal Company mine entrance. Over ninety believed killed in the Baltimore tunnel explosion of the Delaware and Hudson Coal Co near the city. many bodies removed, with others trapped underground amid widespread panic and hospital rush.

Wilkesbarre Hadseon Coal Company Baltimore Delaware & Hudson Coal Co

Rebuilding Russia Superhuman Problem Column Note

Fragmented OCR text discusses bolsheviki economic policy in Soviet Russia, claiming inflation from printing presses and rising prices. It mentions peasants withholding food for rubles, continued government control, and a new economic mission aimed at stimulating industry amid planning challenges.

Strike to Involve Entire Nation Warns Telegraphers

Atlanta telegraphers stage ongoing strike with rising membership. Mayor Key fails to broker talks with federal wire officials and considers cable to President Wilson. Washington reports Com mercial Telegraphers Union leader Konenkamp says a general strike could extend to the United States and Canada within 72 hours if the dispute remains unsettled.

Atlanta Key Federal Wire Administration Wilson Paris Washington, D. C J. Konenkamp Commercial Telegraphers Union of America Today United States Canada Konenkamp

Chore Will Hold Its Election of Officers

A regular meeting is announced for 2730 p.m. at the Mre and Bo Mors building, 710 East Street, to elect officers. The notice calls for attendance and outlines the election process for the organization.

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Indiana Women Ready for Fray in Federal Suffrage Battle

Washington dispatch reports leaders of the women's party say Congress has passed the suffrage amendment and ratification by enough states could occur quickly. Indiana suffragists, led by Mrs. White, press legislators to pledge to vote aye on three questions to secure a special session and ratification while Governor Goodrich withholds calling one.

Washington Congress Women’s Party Sen Wadsworth New York Ant Senate New England Inmapolis Hoosier Good

Commencement Here Saturday for County Eight Grade Grads

Pupils from nine townships will take part in the county eight grade commencement at First Baptist church Saturday at 2 pm. Elmore township misses the event, holding its exercises tonight in Elnora. Bath township leads with 35 graduates, total 159 are to receive diplomas. Horace Ellis, former state superintendent, will speak. A large crowd is expected. no adult education aid will be provided.

First Baptist Church Elore Township Hicy Elnora Batr Horace Ellis State Aupest Intendent of Public Instruction

Officials push for full inquiry into treaty leak

Washington June 5 Officials said President Wilson has been fully informed of charges by Senators Lodge and Borah that the treaty’s full text is in the hands of New York business interests. Hitchcock demanded a timely inquiry into how the treaty reached the United States and denounced the attack as scandalous against the president and public trust.

Martin Washington Pres Wilgon Lodge Borah New York City Hitchcock United States Timitchcock Horah al Lodge Pres.m Senate

Winnipeg Strike Nearing Settlement Amid Food Station Push

Winnipeg, June 5. Despite renewed intensity, leaders hope for settlement within 24 hours. Labor delegates from the province gather for a strike settlement. Municipal authorities open bread and milk stations to counter strikers while Mayor Gray and citizens’ leaders enlist returned soldiers to run wagons and stations. The iron workers dispute that sparked the general walkout is tied to metal leaders and union masters.

Winnipeg Conor General Strike Gray Citizens' Committee Sttikers Iron Workers Ion Masters

Gonerhily Jean Weather Update

Weather note mentions Friday outlook with unclear details. Limited readable names and no concrete data on conditions or locations.

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Listening Posts to Thwart Outbreaks Across Nation

Washington June 3 federal agencies set up listening posts nationwide to counter terror outbreaks after anonymous circulars reached officials. Authorities under a daylong pursuit headed by William J. Flynn seek to trace anarchist groups behind attacks on Attorney General Palmer and other officials in the east.

Washington William J. Flynn Ivey Palmer East

Knights of Columbus Seek Irish Hearing at Peace Conference

Indianapolis June 5 Knights of Columbus of Indiana press for a hearing for the elected Irish representatives at the peace conference. Resolution adopted at state convention chairmen and officers praised for war work and plans to aid returning soldiers. They oppose a federal education central bureau as harmful to parochial and local schools.

Indianapolis Ind Knotghts of Columbus Indiana Wilson Claypool Knights of Columbus of Byron C. Hayes Ft Wayne J. J. Harrington Richmond A. Geraghty Rushville Stephen A. Callahan Fr. Wayne J. O'Callahan Hammond Herbert Zuho Huntington J. P. O'Donnell Bloomington Gustave Venderbosch Kokomo Supreme Council Buffalo N. Y J. F. Hyney Notra Dame W. J. Mooney Lanspolle Bushvile J. W. Johnson A. J. Mongovan Knights of Columbus Congress Great Central Bureau of Education K. of C Wetioole Anay

Toledo Quiet as State Troops Not Yet Needed

Toledo June 5 quiet prevailed today with no word about deploying state troops. No indication of action at the overland automobile plant or plans for Tuesday's activities. Governor Cox has not yet issued any orders or updates.

Qefer Toledo Overland Pep Cox

Allies Draw Turkish Treaty Terms With Advisory Role

Pars June 19 allies' plan on Turkish peace terms positions the Turkish delegates for discussion but requires acceptance of terms as drawn by the Big Four. America aids in drafting while mandatories over former Turkish territories loom discussion. Premier Paderewski comments on Polish positions amid ceasefire assurances. Austrian mourning decree issued in Vienna over peace terms.

America Dig Premiker Padorewaki Caemany Poland Aldopi Urich Vienna

Makes Appeal for League Covenant at National Wholesale Grocers

William B. Colver of the Federal Trade Commission addressed the National Wholesale Grocers Association in Cincinnati. He urged signing no peace treaty without a covenant of League of Nations and warned that a war without such a covenant could spark future conflicts. He said the world can do without us and urged the United States to aid peoples worldwide.

Cincinnati Jane League of Nations Packer Trust William B. Colvar Fed Trade Commission Europe Colverhaadgat United States Qtr Americs

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