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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

2

Troops Deployed at New York Piers as Longshore Strike Rages

Five hundred regular army soldiers arrived aboard the George Washington to assist at the Brooklyn piers amid a longshoremen’s stoppage. Brig. Gen. Davison said troops are to shoot only if necessary, while Gen. Shanks denied machine guns and said soldiers will handle government work. Pamphlets urging a soviet-style workers’ government were distributed to strikers.

New York George iWashington Brooklyn Peter Davison Davison Shanks Lke Russia Communist Party of Armerica Greater New ‘War Wage Adjustment Board American Federation of Labor Rrussia Hoboken Governor's Island 12Th Regular Infantry France Jefe M. Cullison 1 Sth 13Th Regiment Caps Upton Merritt David C. Shanks Washington Bileer Taylan Aly. Baker Army Transport Service Tie Hylan

President Acts to Halt Labor Break At Industrial Conference

Washington Oct 22 President Wilson despite illness intervened in the national industrial conference to avert a break over collective bargaining issues. He dictated a letter to Secretary Lane urging discretion in presenting a plan to the three groups and held it in reserve as the conference adjourned without agreement. The outlook remained not promising as employers and labor delegates stood firm on their positions.

Washington Wison National Industrial Conference Retter Lane Wilson Tabor Department Bernard M. Baruch Thomas N. Chadbourne Committee of Fifteen Tumutty Pan-American Building Capital Tabor

Labor leader denies charge of Bolshevism

Samuel Gompers, weakened by illness, defended labor at the national Industrial conference against an insinuation that U S workers seek to overthrow the government. He recalled a pledge by labor to back the war effort and warned against Bolshevik talk as unfounded.

Washington Samuel Gompers National Industrial Conference United States Gompers L. F. Loree Tie Russia Loree Delaware & Hudson Railroad War Labor Board Federation Wilson

Will Deport Gary Reds Amid Steel Strike Action

Military authorities in Gary move to deport seven prisoners held over the Calumet region steel strike. The men are charged with participating in a movement to overthrow the government. Paul S. Glaser said the detainees were Bolsehvik active in the strike but harmless. Officials expected the Gary steel strike to end in a few days with workers returning.

Chicago Gary Calumet Goverment Paul S. Glaser

Auto Stalled He Freezes in Wyoming Blizzard

George Chandler prominent oil man disappeared in the Red Desert blizzard October 3. He died of cold after trudging twenty miles from a stalled car and was found today three miles from the Associated Oil company camp on the Rawlins to oil fields route.

George Chandler Red Desert Wyoming Gasper Wyo Ofl Associated Oil Company Chandler Rawtins

Chaplain Required for Transports Over Two Hundred Soldiers

Secretary Baker directs Hoboken embarkation headquarters to ensure an army chaplain accompanies each transport carrying more than 200 soldiers. Washington report notes this new instruction for military logistics during October.

Washington Baker Hoboken

Rail bill toughens penalties for strikers in Senate draft

Washington Oct. 20 The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee adds a penalty provision to the railroad bill targeting strikers and those who caused rail stoppages. The measure seeks to deter labor action by making disruptions subject to penalties.

Senate Washington Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

Commodity Prices and Livestock Ranges in Market Report

The market lists clear and winter prices for feed and textiles, then detailed cattle hogs and sheep values. HAY and CATTLE sections show brand and weight ranges with figures from prime to common grades. Includes beef, veal, and sheep price bands across multiple categories.

Timothy

Tax Payment Acknowledged as Public Benefit

Quote from Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, asserts taxes fund public benefits and that evading tax liability is shortsighted. The statement emphasizes the broad purpose of taxation beyond individual gain.

Daniel C. Roper Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Verbatim interview recollection from Birmingham Age Herald

A young reporter recalls interviewing a self-made millionaire who commends the piece. The exchange reveals informal speech and the older figure’s admission he would have used different words if he had attended college.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Jobbers Wanted for Carpentry and Bricklaying Work

Advertises steady work for carpenters and bricklayers. Applications or inquiries directed to the Chamber of Commerce in Michigan City Indiana.

Chamber of Commerce Michigan City Ind Indiana

Fair Officials Reelect Fair Directorate For Next Year

The present fair directorate was endorsed Saturday afternoon with the re election of 1915 officers. President A W Taylor and Vice President S W Lower head the slate with Treasurer J Vene Dorland and Secretary James A Terry. The board includes A E Watson J E Bowell Guy Holmes Edward Hixon F C Mann FE W Bement and E Q O Graft as well as Fred Peters A C Heitschsmdt. Women’s department leaders are Mrs J A Terry president Mrs J Vene Dorland vice president and Miss Clara Peglew secretary. Executive committee members are E W Bement Fred Peters J W Dorland and J A Terry. A summarized activity report will be published after J A Terry returns from Chicago.

A. W. Taylor S. W. Lower J. Vene Dorland James A. Terry A. E. Watson J. E. Bowell Guy Holmes Edward Hixon F. C. Mann FE. W. Bement E. Q O. Graft Fred Peters A. C. Heitschmidt Woman's Department J. A. Terry J. Vene Dorlund Clara Peglew E. W. Bement J. W. Dorland Chicago

Jewelers' Partner Hermann Oberreich Struck by Stroke

Herman Oberreich, partner in Oberreich and Arnold jewelers, suffered a stroke of apoplexy in the Rumely hotel lobby Sunday night. Attending Dr. J H Meyer reports the condition serious with paralysis in arm and leg, raising questions about recovery. Oberreich is a Laporte businessman and longtime health has been poor.

Herman Oberreich Rumely Hotel J. H. Wm. Meyer Oberreich Meyer Oberreich & Arnold, Jewelers Laporte

Five Cities Seek Democratic National Convention

Chairman Fiomer Cummings will convene the Democratic national committee in Washington on January 6 or 7 to set the time and site for the next convention. Chicago San Francisco St Louis Cleveland and Indianapolis bid to host the event.

Washington Fiomer Cummings Democratic National Committee Chicago San Francisco St. Louis Cleveland Indianapolis

Moving sale at residence one mile west of Otis Kansas

A Kansas move sale will be held at the seller’s residence one mile west of Otis on Wednesday November 5 starting at 10 o’clock in the morning. Described property includes horses cattle hogs machinery and farm implements such as six head of horses several mares colts and calves two wagons buggies harness a six foot McCormick mower a John Deere riding cultivator walking plows and related gear.

Kansas Otis John Deere

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