Steel strike violence erupts in Buffalo Chicago and Youngstown
Reports from Buffalo Chicago and Youngstown on September 24 describe violent clashes between steel workers and authorities. Strikers attacked with stones fired on by troops, with several beaten hospitalized and a stabbing reported. Martial law mood and deputy sheriffs reinforce amid ongoing labor action impacting Ohio plants and related facilities.
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Wilson’s Tone on Labor Peace Foreseen in Speech
Dent Wilson’s Traid Wyoming dispatch reports President Wilson plans to outline a labor peace stance soon. He may condemn violence while urging arbitration to resolve strikes, and push for treaty ratification to curb labor clashes. A possible armistice could be proposed until industrial conference opens October 6. Floyd Wade, son of Mr and Mrs Wade, had tonsils and adenoids removed at Aves County Hospital. John Ayfare visited from Odon.
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Packers Profits Probed by Federal Trade Commission
A Washington report cites correspondence urging changes to food regulation standards as the War Profits and the food program are examined. The Federal Trade Commission notes packers’ profits ran high during war years and suggests reform of profit bases and by products reporting to safeguard the public.
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Wrestling Show Promises Title Bout and Preliminaries
Great interest rises as wrestling events set for Thursday night at Pres Hall feature two preliminaries followed by Billy Love versus Joe Hercules. Love, featherweight 128 pounds and American champion, trains tonight with manager Jeck Reed in Breeze Illinois, while Hercules from Washington promises victory after a week of trials.
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Wilson Reply On Fiume Dispute Reported By Epoch
Paris dispatch says President Wilson’s reply assigns Fiume to study under conditions of nonfortification and League of Nations control. The message marks Armistice May boundary for Fiume territory. Chiropractor Dr A G Eichel opens office in Campbell building from Dennison Ohio.
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Pitsburg Strikers Tense As Police Clash Reported
Union leaders met in Pittsburgh to discuss removing state constabulary amid the steel strike. John Mitzpatrick, chairman, arrived from Chicago and planned Senate testimony. Reports say police rode down strikers in Rankin while talks continued and tensions rose over whether workers will return or quit.
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Union delegates vow nationwide strike on November 1
Cleveland reports United Mine Workers convention delegates dispersed to push a nation wide strike starting November 1 unless a satisfactory wage and hour agreement is reached before that date. The committee endorsed a 60 percent wage scale, time and a half for overtime, and related provisions.
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Strikes in Calumet Steel District Show Serious Tone
Gary observes a sober strike mood as Calumet workers walk out for the first time. Streets lose festival air with crowds and worries of safety as 800 Tin Plate workers prepare to return amid threats and pay rates. A foreigner faces $19,090 bond for distributing Bolshevik literature.
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Government conciliation boards may grow from steel strike
Washington reports that conciliation boards could emerge from the steel strike hearings before the Senate Labor Committee starting tomorrow. Senator Kenyon suggested voluntary, not compulsory, arbitration to investigate differences between labor and capital, with boards to explore settlement.
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Front Strike Reaches Danger Point With 500 Breakers
San Francisco on September 24 reports the waterfront strike near a crisis as 500 strikebreakers are employed, many of them described as negroes, in a tense labor showdown.
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