British Seamen Refuse to Carry Delegates to Stockholm
Ed Wallace writes from London about Joseph Havelock Wilson and the British Seamen’s Union blocking British labor delegates from joining German delegates at the Stockholm conference. He cites wartime internment, the Tu— sitania tragedy, submarine warfare, and the Bel gian Prince raid to explain why seamen oppose associating with enemy representatives.
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A C Bratnober Not Seriously Ill After Stroke
A C Bratnober of Los Angeles who was stricken by a light stroke following the death of his lifelong friend Fred Kraft in Waterloo was not in a serious condition, according to his daughter Mrs George A Bradley. The illness reportedly arose from low mood over Kraft’s death and did not affect speech or mental faculties.
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