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The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-07-26
6CRATIC EX.
| COM. MEETS
|, Election Appointed = Dis
eoldjers May Vote Upon
! .,..tion of Discharges.

onorable n. ]. Ford, chairii"
|. county Democratic EXecr
,m;ttee, the said committe
- court house in the City o
Ia said county and state, o.
me 22nd day of July, l9l'
where the following proceed
had and done, to-wlt;
an n J. Ford called the CON
1oether and upon roll call tn
members Of said COMMITTEE
nresent IN person and D.
b.. e. J. Ford, c. G. Scott
Ickhard, 7. A. Roberts, A. L
Walter Gautier, X. W. Burn
!, Ward and o. l.. Bailey; an
wing members appeared an
yW"o
r r.. Mcleod, H. ID. Money
hartman stated the object o
fling to be that of appointing
] of election for primary cleo
gust 9Th, 1919; preparing AM
> necessary ballots, ETC., 10
nary election.
eupon, C. G. Scott, secretary
! that there was but one can
nr the offices named below, i
efore, ordered by the Demo
kecutive Committee OF Jackson
Mississippi, the hereinafter
bersons be and are hereby de
| he the nominees for the here
named offices, to-wit:
uditor Public Accounts-W. J
uperintendent Education-W
ommissioner Agriculture - p
er.
rison Trustee, End District
hes
County Prosecuting Attorney
room.
bator 41st District-E. w. Bre-
Floater Representatives.. M
County Superintendent Educa-
L. Furry.
Circuit Clerk, w. G. Havens.
thancery Clerk-Fred Taylor.
)heriff-H. d. Cudabac.
freaSurer-J. II. Santa Cruz.
)urveyor-Ra1ph P. Delmas.
fOrner-H. A. Fails.
Supervisor, District No. 1.-W.
bon.
Supervisor, District No. Al.
ION.
Justice of the Peace, MOI tn
strict No. "A. G. Dudley.
Constable, North Half District
"A. B. Suthoff.
Constable, West Half 3rd Dis
Phristian Seller.
Justice of Peace, West Half Dis
}. 10. d. Davidson.
Justice of Peace, South Half
No 5-S. M. Ware.
further ordered that the here
names be printed upon the bal
De used at said primary elec-
candidates for the hereinafter
Offices, to-wit:
iovernor-Oscar G.. Johnson, A.
sln0, Ross A. Collins, Lee M.
Lieutenant Governor-John II.
D. II. H. Casteel, N. A. Mott.
of State.-Robert E.
J. Joseph w Power.
,ate ateTreasurer-Beniamin r.
l. s. Rogers.
attorney General--Frank Rob
rank Lee, Earle N. Floyd.
Insurance Commissioner-T. M.
f. A. Scott.
llefk Supreme Court-W. ].
,. a Lincoln, Geo. Cliff Myers.
Land Commissioner-M. A.
W. W. Wynn, J. F. McNeal.
'eVenue Agent-Stokes V. Rob-
george s. Beall, Jr.
Commissioner-H. C.
r M. Sheppard, C. M. Morgan.
'a'A Examiner, End Ditrict-J.
; W. S. Pettis, C. H. Mccoy.
''Slrict Attorney End Judicial
III W. Gautier, Jas. C. Elmer,
owan, c. L. Waller.
'eeFesentative-J. H. Cain, NJ.
son.
w. Vaughn, ]. X.
District No. 2.-J.
'0sn' John Robinson.
District No. 3-Wm.
'a- R. A. Roberts.
District No. 81. M.
A. {. Steede.
'''ice oil Peace, South Half Dis
w r.. Thompson, ]. j.
''''ce OF Peace West Half Dis
ohas. E. Chidsey, Jno. H.
oiuered by the Execu-
''ee' that the hereinafter
! 's''0ns be and they are hereby
managers and peace officers
'as election precincts, to-
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expenses as road comr, l year from
7-1-18 to 7-1-19, 500; F. j. Johnson,
expenses as road cmr., year from
7-1-18 to 7-1-19, 500; total, $617.61.
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Bridge Fund.

IL. FURRY, services as bridge COM
s11O. labor and supplies szoo''o'
sa1o 20: J. Il. Wilkerson. moving camp
from Daisy to T. II. Browns, ~ l.
n. Brown, hauling pile driver cutting
niles etc. SAL; Combel Hardware Co.
Inc supplies, s5430; A. Delcomyh'
SUPPLIES. s44.50; L. Z. Parker puiid'ns
onnroaches to bridge across branch
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School Fund.

Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co.. tel.
service supt. of education. 1925; A. 4.
FURRY. SPIT, salary. $3.50. total
ss475.
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were told and general good tim2 had.
 A linen shower will be given to- night by Elizabeth Romig to her sis ter, Miss Margaret Romig bride to be.
 Miss Vida Rich will be a passenger out on the Alameda for Portland where she will again enter school
 Many complaints have been made to the authorities regarding pilfering of g;udens.
 City Treasurer Dougherty is now busy at work making out the tax statements which will be in the mails today or tomorrow
 A farewell party was given last evening by Miss Mae Gilmour in hon. or of Miss Margaret Romig and Miss Vida Rich who are leaving on the Ala meda. The guests were entertained at the theatre Gnd afterwards enjoyed q luncheon at Miss Gilmow's apart menus. These in the partywere the Miss Margas"t and Elizabeth Romig, Vida Rich, Aldorcn Carlson, Francis Root and Emily H0rgen.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-11
SPORT RECORD READY

The 1919 All Star Sport Record, containing the record of every cham pion and regular participant in aqua ties, athletics, auto racing, aeroplanc flights, association foot hall baseball. bicycle, ice skating, pacing, boxing, pedestrian, racing, rowing, shooting. Swimjug, tennis, trotting, wrestling, and rugby football contests, from thr beginning up to the ever present per iod, will be mailed to any address on receipt of 25 cents. The All Star SporJ Records have been compiled by ex- ports, like Al Spink, dean of baseball writers; Tom Foley, nestor of billiard room keepers; T. w. Cahill, famous association football expert; w. Y. Thompson, the highest bowling au- thority; Tommy White, ex-champion light weight and veteran boxing ex- pert; Dan OLeary, world famous pc dcstrian, and others prominent in the world of sport. The book contains 400 p9ges, and is full to the brim with in- formation of value in the sporting world. Address all communications to Al Star Sport Record, 127 N Dear horn St, Chicago, III.
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discharged soldier recently with the detachment in Seward, is now full fledged citizen of the United States having last night taken the oath Of allegiance before Judge Charles F.. Bunnell.
 Charles Richard Olssen, native of Sweden, who has lived in Alaska for many years during the past ten years at Seldovia, where he has raised a family, was also admitted to citzen- ship. Mr. OlSsen's witnesses were Cal BroSuS and John Noon.
 Gabriel Santo, native of Brazil, ap- p"ared for citizenship papers but ad- nittcd that he had secured first pap CTS several years ago in Canada to be- como a citizen of Great Britain. His case was postponed until this after- noon at o'clock for further hearing. Judge w. H. Whittlesey and T. w.. Hawkins appeared as witnesses for Mir Santo.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-11
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

The fire boys held business Se'- sion at the Town hall last night. Fol lowing the routine of business. stories
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-11

igation of financial deals connected
 rith the manufacturer of munitions for Russia, it developed that two hun dred thousand pounds of gunpowder sold to England then to Russia was re- sold to America and found to be no good.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-11

WASHINGTON, Sept, H. At the opening of the House committee inves-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-11
THE ALASKA WEEKLY POST

Issued every Saturday, is just the condensed edition of the Daily Gateway to send to your friends who want to know about Sew ard. Ten cents a copy, S1.- 50 for six months or $3 a year.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-11
ARE NOW CITIZENS

Mike Lymbar, native of Greece,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
Das 1l1mppcrtaI
bilft ii1 iclbit
oeoeit sic Spartakus

el6erfelo, 81. San. = gaa6oem
Die geiarnte geamtenibaft fi6 fir
ben 5oll zines unbere9tigten Gin
9riffes in ben 8etrieb ireerto elmer
geborOe ioIioariid ertI6rt Bat gibt
ieBt Der 9iir9errat befannt, oaB er
beint gintritt eines iol6en Sales
oie geianlte @eid)aftstpeIt un0 ole
ouf Dem 8ooen Der &egterltng ite.
benoe glrbeiterifnft Der Sta6t ouf-
for0ern miro, fib Dem 8Orgeben
on3uihlieBeu, ole 8etriebe, Jabri-
fen, @roBbanoeIs- unO aIeinban.
oelsgei6Gfte, irsbeion0ere gaabs
rungsntittelIGoen SanOperfsbetrie.
be, SoteIs ltn6 @irti6aften at idIie.
ben um0 oIle Sdtigfeit, einihlieB.
lid Der Gr5tliden groris rrl0 oes
in 9lpptbefen einauIteaeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17

8aris, II. MGr5. - (Bon 6reo
q. 5ergnion, aorreiponoent Ser
l1niteO 9SreB) Seltte gtohnittae
iollen en0giltige 8eI9liiiie iiber Die
9eltti9lono duf3uerlegenOen n1ilitG-
ridden ge6ingungen Oes 8orfrieOens
bonn 9beriten arieesrot gefaBt mers
ben. Ser @ertrag miro ben oeut.
i1eit 9elegnten, iuie man anltinlnlt,
am %. 0ldra lt1terbreitet mer0en.
3ieie gbdnoerltng oes urlpriinglt.
den 9Lanes, (rnan beoblidtigte,
oos @orfrieoensprotofoG bereits am
20. M6r8 fertig 5rt bober) ipuroe
olrd Die QGbreiie 2lobo Georges
nod england n6tig. gr miro beute
tpieOer in 8ariS atriiferipartet.
SbgIeih Der 5rieOensbertrag nit
3euti1lan0 ols elm 8orfrieoens.
ilbereinfoinn1en betro6tet miro, 10
lit oerielbe oennod aI8 enoeiltig gu
beaei9nen. 9enn in 0enielben iper.
ben Die geitirnmungen iiber 9eutl6-
lambs Seer 1ino 6lotte feItgeleet,
oeiien 2onbesgren5en beltinnint un6
nirti6oftliGe iolpie @nti6doieungs-
frogen erle0iet. 3ur 8irflidfeit
miro ser S5rie6e erIt, nah0em oos
5rie0ensprotofoa bon ollen W11-
ten oie i'm &riege logen, nnter0ei6-
net nor0en lit, 1ino oariiber oiirfen
imner6i1 40 bis so Gage beritrei-
den. 3aortrd miro @elegenbeit ge.
geben, ben on1erifaniiben 4ongreB
5u elmer Spe3ioliiBung ein5uberu.
fet Oenn oeriel6e muB BEN SrieOen
rotifi8ierelt. 8eutI1Iono miro eifle
beoeuteno fiir5ere Sriit gegeben per-
BEN Die 8e0inotngen ntt5ltnebmen.
Nod0em Der 6rieoe nit 9eutid.
Gan0 geldloiIen, tperoen iep1rote
5rie0enSbertr1ge nit 9e1terreid,
Eiirfet uto @uIgarien obgei9loIien
tDer0eft.
Die @eboltptting oes frnn8oiiidet
W1iniiters BEG QeltBeren 8iAon, ooB
Die &onItitittion Der 80Iterlign nt6t
in oen gorfrieoensbeoin Gitf-
no6me fin0en oiirfte, miro bon olne.
rifonii6en 8elegdten ols btnfaI[ig
bingeltellt. 9rdiiOent g8iGion uno
oie omeritanii6en 0eIegaten peroen|
iid ni9t oabon obbrineen loIIen.
M1on lit iiberrdidt. baB 8idon cine
onoere Meinung bdben fam. Ser
einmaI bon Ben &a4ptln1dten gefaB-
te 8eidluB, 6oB Die &onItitlttiolt Der
80lferliga eiren Geil Der 8eitint
mungen oes @orfrieoens biIoen foa,
bleibt beiteben 3ltntol aud 6ratf.
reid itb oenielben ongeidloiien bot
te. @ie &idon 8ertrGtern Der 8rei,
ie iagte,, miro oie 4nnnbnle Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
1icrStpeIt hanIas BON
Hcecn bcicbdbi9t

9nuias Gitp, II. @drs.-SauIen.
De bon GoIlnr betrGet Der Sdo6en,
ben Der ungetr6bnIi6e &eeenfoI
SSarmern unO fIeinen StGOtcn in
gtoropeit.aanias aueefiiet bat. ga.
milien naren 9e3lpungen, ibr Seim
8u perlaiien, SIutlparniineen ipur0en
beute bon @idita, 2oiurence itn0
Bonner SpriugS uusgeian0t. Ger
8olfenbrlttb berllria6te einen Sha-
oen BON wenigitenS 100000 in gLt.
dillon; fat cine @leiIe Oes @eIei-
ia8 Der Santa Sc purbe nabe
Ri9Iono, &ns., pegoeifpeltnlt uno
Ser gcrfebr atf Ser @liiiouri 4aci.
fic lit mtterbroden.
gtur Der CUTE 3uitonO Der 0eide
bot aanias gitp unO llmeegeno bon
einer lleberidpemntpng Our6 ben
5luB Sam berpabrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
.orfricoensabid)lnb
ttli6t Sage OerS0gtrt|
Dies ipirS Srreb Sic Nbrciic ncpS Georges itad5
GnelanS bcSinet; ant 25. 1liars crb0lt
DeMti6lanS Sic BeSineMn0en
,sonititution Scr ciea im rorfricSen cntpaltcls

8eoingungen ben Rriegs5ultn10 QUIZ
beben, oo9 tplrn 9ettfdlarD l1idt ge<
itattet meroen, feine geaiebuugen nit
anoeren 2dnoern in bolIern Wdbe
aufSunebmett Gie 8Iodo0e miro
ri6t boIlitGroig gebobeu iperoen. Ell
iogte ferner, oaB Die ouf nie llnioltl
3iuiiden 3eutIdlnn0 uno GeiterreiA'
8e3ug babenoe S5rage nod rint offi-
8iea our Spro6e gefontnlen iei, 1in0|
oaB Die 4Iiierten ben Seiterreidlern
geipiIIe @orteile eepGbren iDiirnell
foas e8 iid) nidt NIT 9entidlono
bereitigt. Dieier tDiir0e Geiterreifb
berlitItig geben iollte es 0ennu6a
cine Union NIT 9eatidIono berbpis
fiibren.
auf ginIaoung Der 4aiiertetl Ell
ne om 20. 0edra itattfin0enoe 3pr-
ferena Der gtelltralen 8l beididen,
iino bereit8 nebrere 9elegntem bier
eingetroffet. @s beiBt, oaB Gdtue.l
ben oetr io6ialiltiiden 5iibrer 8ran<
ting entienben miro.
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Observation-Disclosures
siloitnitct 1liooncus

9etroit, II. @2dr8. Mor gaTt-
man belt bier Dor elmer WtaIien-
beriantnlIlng, ipelher 5000 9erio-
men beiipobnten, cine 3e0e, III MEL
der CT eegen oos 6pionsgeieb
fpra6 lmb 6ie sSnbaftierltng Debs'
hefIagte. Geiue 8ub5rer berIangten
Ioltt idreieno bic @ntIoiiung Nfoo.
nen's aus benz @e}Gngnis rno De.
fiirtporteten einefl aIlgefneinen
Streit, Ser nrn A. syuIi feine1 9tl1.
fang nebnen ioa. @iele MdOden
unO GrGuen berfauften rote @ofet.
ten uno maren ielbit in fnauroteH
@epGn0ern gefleioet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
OcmtlblanS ica
balS 1oropiant babciI

aopenbagen, II. g1drs. = Ser
lin legt 0as ltebereilrfouunen nit
ben aaiierten in @riiIieL oabin aus.
ooB gegen SirterIegung BON 1t.000
900 Gfunb @oIo, ibm iofort 27,.
900 Gonnen a}robidnt geliefert
mer0en; baB ibrn erlaubt miro, mo-
natlid 10000 &onnen in nelttro-
len ltno oliierten 2GnOern 5u fnu-
fem pn0 onB inn Die Siiderei in
Der OItiee tpie0er erloubt pir6. Die
0epeihe fiigt bin8u, ooB es 9eltti6.
Ianos midtigite glufgdbe iei, ieinen
Grport bon 9tobmaterial lmo tn6i.
itrielGen Gr8eltgtiiien 5u beidleltni-
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
II. s. erbalten
8 ccmfItbe Shiffc

Noris. IL. g11r5.-2diit Dem NIT
ben 8ertretern Gellti9lonos in
8riiiiel obeeidIoiienem lteberein.
fnmmen miro 9lmerifn odt oeutide
Sniife fir ben 9ransportoienit bin.
nen bier Ioeen in DienIt iteIlen. es
iinO Oieies: 8eppeIin, 1920 Ton.
men; grin5 5rieorid &ilbeInL IT.
600 Gonnen; @raf @oloeriee. 49,.
900 Gonnen; Bntritin, t4,466 Eon-
nen;gop 6inisterre. 14,500 Sonnen;
a,retorio, 13,200 Sonnen; Glepelnno
10000 Eonnen rno Qniierin ait.
eujta gIftorio, $1,000 Gomlsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
alninfdIfr gin6e[ berbotfu.

Berlin, IL. Widr5. = 9ds Ser.
bot Der 8irfilliernng bes ritiiiideu
glubeIs in GeiitIdlano, Der in er.
ItoinIidein llmfong nit Der anfunit
bon gl6oIpb sycife, oem goIihepiti.
botidlofter bei Der 0eutidpn Hegie.
runa i'm Ieefen CONNER IN llmIuui
fam, mar alien, bic bic bcliheipiItir
lde @efabr ertnnten itetg berSdh.
tia. gaabreho Die groben gonfen ei.
ne 9eiflang nnideireno binfidltlid
Der siubeleiuloiIing gleih9iIiig tun.
,ren. uiirocu fid idIiebid nraipSb.
Mid, oIs bic sparioIer pIosIi9 M,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
11oirbclitarfft iit
Clinton Co., "a.

Clinton. 5a., II. gtar5. @eiteril
@benb brauite ein 8irbellturn iiber
oen meItliden Geil bon Clinton
GountD, Soma, Dabin uno ridfete
einen auf taulenoen bon Collars
betrogenoen Sdaoen an. ssSil Som.
ben ipitroe oaS Sod beg @efreioe.
ipeiders obgeriiiet itno Die Cong.
baIle ipnr0e lungeipebt. sSri Ser 01d.
be bon 9oronto tpuroen SfaIitngen
5erItort lino ynrnlfpobnlitgen fd]iper
beid1oigt. @liidfiherneiie ftno fei-
ne gerluite bon MeniberIeben sit ba.
flagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
@On scr gLnflaae freiaeiprodlen.

Gaoio 9Th, g2ebr., II. g}1ra-
geo6 einem gerbor, 0o8 3lpei Gage
oalerte, mur6e 9ieinbolo GiGlor, Elm
friiberer Gtaotsienator, bon Der gln.
tlage, oa8 9Gufrubrgeiet ii6ertretcn
5u boben, bon ben @ei6porenen
oes 9iitriftsgeridts freigeiprodcn.
Sic g[lltIoge Idtltetc, Dab feline
Genltniiie puf oeutider gaiis be.
ruBten mo 6aB er eine Sprade ge.
braudt babe. ole onsu angetan mar,
elm @orllrteil aegen oie Ser. 5tda-
ten in Sem &riege gegen 8euti6ln10
mod3urufen. Die uiloe6lid onf.
riigrcriid)en Geoen iolen bor bcnt
g8offeuitillitanoe ee6alten woroen
iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
mctterberidtt.

Sir Gmaba nno llneegenD
Sh0n beute a6eno uno Giensi1g.
Gtiuos iD1rmer Giensfog.
Cir 9lebrosio Sd0n beitte o5
uno 9ienstag; wdrmer Gienstdg in
duBerfteu ipeitIiden SeiIe bellie
nbenO.
Sir Soma -SdJ0u bente nbenb
uno Gienstng; tdlter belfte obeub
I'M 5ItIiden nnb 5entraIgu 4eiIe.
eteseaoe 1elupsralsH an Gisz1loq.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
Geller0l BON 1trnim ift
B0bntc1t criftotSet

aopenbagen, = II. @dra. -@e-
neral bon 9(rnirn, Der ebemaliee
aomman0eur Der oeutiden &ruppen
in Glanoern, tit bon eineln Mob er.
boiter gauern in gtld, 8obmen, nit
sRltiitteln totgelflogen moroen. ST
ioI 8nerit auf iie gei1oiien bo6en,
nIs iie Iein @run6ftiif unbefugt be.
traten. 9as Sdlob purOe sepliin.
bert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-17
1t>Bcct a,lf Scr
Slilbt ucficnkf

garis, IL. D1ar8. Gos oeltide
Gou2boot ll-4s, meldes I'M @afets
bon 6erof sp11ien, iftterriert mar.
mndte einen 6lndtberiud5, tuitroe
inbeiien bon eiileut ipanifden 3er-
ftorer itberboIt 1tno berienft. 9ie
MonnIdaft tp1troe gerfttet.
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729 Don Slie0ern in
DeutIc,lanS octStet

gaiel. II. Mdr5. - g3aa pffi5iel.
len geridten ipuroen bis gum 6. $50.
benlber 1918 in 9euti6Iono bon
feinoIi6en s5liegern 729 Berionen
get6tet un0 1,754 berip1noet. Ser
SodIhooen belduft f6 nod oeniel-
ben geridten ouf 23,500,000 9tarf.
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ssyu 9ratni6uciq rief Sog goIfs.
fonlniiiuriaf 1900 S6ulfinber in
Der aotbe0role 5uionnueh Inn ibnen
antishriitlide 2ebren 81 erteilen."
Der @ioioritdtsio5ioliit SeIlmann
nabm fir feline gartei gteIluna ia.
aen6: Die Stride 1T, uie olle 10.
8iaIen Ginri1tungen, forttpdbreno
g8edlielidaen unteriDorfen nnO miro
i9lieBlidD beri6minoeu." aoIonial.
miniiter gea iagte nomens Ser gie.
aierlmg, onB Die lettere lid nod
nibt beiust filblt, in Oieier Code
Sianteu eegeniiber ein5ugreb
ien Gieie aneeleaenbeit miro idlieB,
lid ourdl oas 9leidsgeies eereeelt
Der0en.
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(sjrpi,feuer in g[tlanta.

2ttlanta. Ga. II. @tGr3. Gie
5radtbduier Der Sout1ern Railpap
in Sn1tan nabebet filt0 geitern ob.
gebronnt. Ser 8erEuit miro auf ei-
ne 0liqion 9oIlar nbgeiddst.
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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

The proposal for adjustment Of
labor disputes through ioini boards
Of employers and workers In each
industry with appeal 10 general
boards appointed BY the president
and a final appeal 10 an umpire
also came from the public group.
n was drafted by Secretary Of
Labor Wilson and was understood
10 have been indorsed by prcsi-
dent Wilson.
Speaking for the employers
group, which put forward no plans
today, Chairman Harry A. Wheeler
explained that 1--WE different in
icrcsts were included In the group
and that this fact had delayed
framing Of the groups suggestions
for the conference.
The prospect tonight was that
following the introduction Of ihe
employers demands. the conference
will recess for ten days or two
weeks 10 allow the general CON-
mittee and such special committees
as may be- named. time 10 take
action on the material before II.
Mr.. Gempers' board for arbitra-
ton Of the steel strike would be
composed OF six members. two 10
be appointed by each Of three
groups IN the conference-eapital,
labor and the public.
Mr.. Gompers also presented a
resolution embodying eleven fun
damental principles. which. he en-
phasized, had the unanimous ap-
proval Of the labor group. in
cluding the Representatives Of the
four railroad brolherhoods.
They were;
Right OF wage earners TO organ
I've.
Right Of collective bargaining.
Right Of wage earners 10 be rep
resented by representatives Of is
own choosing in negotiations with
employers.
Freedom Of speech. of the press
and Of assemblage.
Right Of employers 10 organize
and bargain collectively.
Minimum eight-hour day yilh
one day Of rest In each week. and
with a half holiday on saturday
encouraged. and overtime discour-
aged.