Labor strike paralyzes press and services across city
Labor action with 25 000 workers out and the Western Labor News reporting from the Labor Temple, the strike shuts telephones in emergencies, halts printers, and sparks fire and crowd activity. Police report no disorders while volunteers battle oil fires and false alarms through Friday night into Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ivens
Western Labor News
Labor Temple
Ernest Robinson
The
Trades and Labor Council
General Strike
Doris Meakin
Telephone Operators’ Union
Mac
Sherbrooke Street
Ellice Avenue
Fort Rouge
Labor News
Main Street
Portage Avenue
Peace Conference Returns and Global Turbulence Report
News notes from Berlin to Washington cover Rantzau's return, Bolshevik reprisals, and diplomacy. Ample dispatches cite partisan tension at the Peace Conference, trade talks, shipping offers, and plans for an international city at Fiume. Collateral stories note fighting near Smyrna, a Nicaraguan president's death, labor reform in Canada, Cubs’ skid, and a fatal accident at Friendship New York.
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Paris
Frank Walsh
E. F. Dunne
Thomas Ryan
Ireland
Robert Lansing
Great Britain
League
Zurich
League of Nations
Hague
News of the World
Rantzau
Berlin
Uuugly
Aeronautic Federation
Poland
Varus
Britain
Syndicate
Marine Company
Fiume
Ponta Delgada
Constantinople
Smyrna
New York
Joseph Santos Zelaya
Republic of
Nicaragua
Regina
Sask
Canada
Calgary
Cubs
Washington
Halvor Steenerson
Minnesota
House Post Office Committee
Coblenz
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
United States
Marshalltown
Iowa
Frank Campbell
Garfield
Campbell
Swift
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Barron
Wis
Peter Roux
William Anderson
Rice Lake
Manitoba
London
Denikine
Tsaritzin
Volga
Ekaterinodar
Helsingfors
Gulf of Finland
Kronstadt
Vinson Walsh McLean
Edward Beal McLean
Friendship
McLeans