President Ready Averts Conference Rift With New Program
President Wilson prepared to intervene in the national industrial conference to prevent a break, dictating a 600 word letter to Secretary Lane as leaders of capital labor and the public push for a comprehensive program. Laborers show split on collective bargaining while employers fail to agree, and new resolutions push for worker safety insurance and farmers cooperatives.
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Miners and Owners Stand Firm in Wage Dispute Talks
Washington reports secret talks led by John L. Lewis and Thomas Brewster with Secretary Wilson to avert a miners strike over a five day week and wage demands. Senators Frelinghuysen denounce unionism as dangerous autocracy while urging strict labor law enforcement.
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Brewster
Food rotting in Denmark amid harbor crisis and theft case
In Denmark food rots as harbor unrest hits Copenhagen. Abe Reenate, alias Ty Oss New York, arrested after confessing theft of $2,900 in gold linked to his wife. Harbor delays affect 500 passengers, six weeks.
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Wilson Discusses Labor Treaty and Health Update
President Wilson remains alert as talks on the coal miners strike and treaty prospects continue. He received letters from Hitchcock and Grayson, with secretary Tumulty expected to provide written reports, while doctors say his health is stable though he slept poorly last night.
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Germans Colonizing Mexico 300000 Hectares Planned
The Associated Press reports a German led irrigation project intends to reclaim 300000 hectares in Sinaloa’s Fuerte river valley. The scheme, backed by German banks, envisions German emigrants buying parcels on a 20 year plan. Jose Meakany, with Gen. Ramon Iturbe support, promotes the venture amid Mexican interest.
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Senate Pursues Compromise on German Peace Terms
Washington Oct. reports a conference of Democratic leaders on reservations to the German peace treaty. Senate advocates and opponents considered modifications of reservations reported Sept. 10. Republican leaders say they seek a compromise to reach agreement on reservations.
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Priest-Cuts Tree Over Vision Of Heaven Sparks Political Clash
Premier Clemenceau seeks removal of a garden tree near his office to restore his view of heaven. A priest from St Louis community pleads for the tree to stay, arguing it obstructs the premier’s vision. The exchange ends with the tree being cut down. Meanwhile, New York strike action and Navy considerations unfold with troop movements and port safety affidavits.
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Ontario Day By Ange Majority Indication Today
Incomplete returns from yesterday’s vote show Ontario likely dry by a large margin with rural areas leading the prohibition trend. United Farmers and Labor candidates split many seats while Sir William Hearst’s Conservative government appears swept aside. Liberals gain five Toronto seats but remain largely unchanged overall.
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Farmers
New York Soda Clerks Seek Higher Wages in Wage Plan
New York drugstore clerks press for a minimum weekly wage of 40 dollars for first grade, 56 dollars for pharmacists, and 50 dollars for junior pharmacists, as part of a general wage structure proposed by the United Drug Clerks. The push reflects efforts across grades to standardize pay across New York stores.
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Escapee First American Prisoner Killed In Air Crash
Last night reports say Lieutenant George W ldurgenr, claimed as the first American prisoner to escape German lines, was killed when his airplane fell. The casualty accompanies a roundup listing Bavarian officers and wage changes affecting eight hour day pay adjustments retroactive to last spring. Philip Read, veteran of Indian Wars and Spanish American War, died today after a long military career.
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Spanish Employers Say Bosses Not Fighting Men
President Junay of the employers body in Barcelona states the labor congress is not antagonistic to workers. He claims the gathering exists to present employers to workers, denies plans to control unions, and emphasizes cooperation to address Spain’s labor problems.
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Spain
Red Cross War Relief Totals 170 Million Gift Report
A Washington report reveals about 95 million dollars from the American Red Cross for France relief and roughly 756 million dollars for similar work in 20 other countries during a 20 month war period ending February 28. The record details aid to French military families refugees and children, with supplies and funds supporting wounded soldiers and civilians across occupied regions.
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France
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Alsace Revolt Plot Reported Discovered in Assam
Report claims a revolt plan to seize control by price manipulation in Assam. A engineer named Koer sler and two accomplices are alleged conspirators. Investigations reveal propaganda pamphlets and a fund in marks at Koerseler's residence. A leper Socialist union former deputy and a French Socialist are named in the purported plot.
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Koessler
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Garmany
Robbery at Lincoln Iowa Bank Deposits Boxes
Burglars cut through a bank safe area in Lincoln Iowa taking safes and cash from several deposit boxes. No funds were touched in the main vault. Police have no leads and are reviewing security footage and witness statements to identify suspects.
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Amperion
Delivery Timing Message From The Carrier Error
The illegible notice explains delivery timing at your home before a specified hour. It notes possible carrier error or other cause affecting pay and directs to contact for a copy of the paper before the listed evening cutoff.
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Petrograd Crisis and Bolshevik Movements Reported Abroad
Amsterdam dispatch reports Bolshevik withdrawal from Petrograd with troops bearing arms, while Gen Yudeniteh halts advance awaiting reinforcements. Soviet forces retreat along the Petrograd-Luga-Pskoi line as clashes rise in the Caucasus and surrounding fronts amid Turkish and Western press updates.
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Car Demolished as Elevated Train Crash Crashes Street
A New York incident reports a severe collision when an elevated train wrecked near One Hundred Seventy sixth Street, smashing a car and causing fatalities and injuries. Police and emergency crews responded, with authorities investigating the crash and its causes.
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Wilson Dodges Greeting From Albert Troop at Rankin
Riot erupts in Braddock steel district as a mob of about 1000 clashes with police. A state police troop from Rankin is rushed to Braddock to quell the disturbance. one trooper is seriously hurt and hospitalized. President Wilson’s condition prompts optimism, with officials noting continued recovery and a cautious return to public duties.
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France to borrow to balance budget in coming years
Freeh wire reports that French ministers in the chamber of deputies say France must borrow about two billion francs over the next few years to balance the budget. The first loan bill is to be presented in January as revenues rise and taxation is expected to grow.
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Union Theologies Highlight Early Universalist and Congregational Meetings
Baltimore and Grand Rapids host opening sessions of denominational conventions with notable Universalist leaders and prominent Congregational Church figures. Discussions focus on union prospects with Unitarian and Congregational denominations, alongside organizational plans and missionary activities in anticipation of broader reform and leadership within the church.
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United States
Third Flier In Big Race Winds Up At Pacific
San Francisco reports Capt. Jowell H. Smith, a Mother field entry, arrived at 9:50 today as the first flyer to return from San Francisco to Chicago in the great transcontinental air derby. Maynard leads the field, Donaldson and Manzelman follow as others finish the 5,402 mile course. Seven Sonator McCumber reservations touch on withdrawal and league questions amid the half way meet.
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Thieves rob Dumont general store for 33209 loot
Dumont Iowa October 31 thieves rifled the Decker Bros store taking about 33209 in silks shoes coats skirts and underskirts. Entrance gained by prying a rear window and goods were carried out a side door. An automobile was heard leaving town around 5 am and may have transported the thieves. Sheriff and county attorney investigating with evidence gathering.
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