The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-11-06

believed
Since the original industrial conference dissolved aft
having split the question of collective bargaining the
president has been considering calling another make
fresh start His list Of delegates learned is partly
made up The proposal of the railroad gives him the
opportunity to act.
TO ASK FOR FINAL VOTE ON TREATY
Washington, November Administration forces to-
day decided to ask for final vote on the peace treaty
Thursday November g. Voting be continued under this
proposal until the following Saturday at p when if
resolution of ratification had received the necessary
twothrds vote other proposals might be taken This
proposal drafted at the meeting of the democratic
steering committee today and will be put up to Republic
in the senate at the first opportunity Senator Hitch
cock said.
The tentative agreement to be offered by Hitchcock
The senate to meet each day at II o'clock and
tor to speak than longer than Is minutes on
each question: All amendments to the treaty to be voted
at todays session. Tomorrow and Wednesday to be
to consideration of reservations vote to be
taken reservations at m Thursday and the treaty
and opinion to be reported to the senate by the committee
of the whole. The vote the resolution embracing such
reservations have been adopted shall be taken before
adjournment Nov g. If it receives the necessary two
third vote the president shall be notified If it does not
receive the required majority Friday and Saturday to be
given over consideration of other resolutions of ra
cation proposed by the minority of the senate foreign
ations committee These to be voted upon not later than
p. m. Saturday, Nov. 8.
FRAZIER CALLS CONFERENCE OF OPERATORS
Bismarck, N D., Nov. Ex-Governor Frazier today
called conference of North Dakota coal operators for to-
afternoon to discuss his proposal that the state
operate the mines during the nation wide strike 1t is
derstood miners Of the state will join the strike unless
their demands are met as the result of this conference
Governor Frazier continued conferences today with
District President Henry brennan Of the United Mine
Workers. brennan had ordered North Dakta miners to
remain at work. pending negotiations with the state gov
eminent.
= TO SAFE GUARD GERMAN LABOR
Berlin, Germany, Nov 3.-'The first business of the
German workers, who threatened with compulsory
|servitude" said the Germania editorally today.
"The entente's attitude toward German labor, the
newspaper continues threatens to destroy the force of
President Wilson's words of June TO- 1917, that "al
are brothers."
Il. .- CATCHING REPORTED EVACUATED
London Nov. 3-Unofical dispatches from Helsin-
fors reported today that the troops Of the Russian North
west Army evacuated Gatchina Thursday night. None
Anti Boshevik Russian troops under General Yudenitch
captured CATCHING several weeks ago using it basis
for their advances Petrograd The evacuation pre-
sumably caused by the Bo1shevk counter offensive
reported in recent dispatches.
LEWIS LEAVES FOR INDIANAPOLIS
Springfield Ill., Nov. 3.-John L. Lewis acting presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of America, en-
route to indianapolis today after brief stay here Sunday
Lewis refused point blank to discuss the strike
that Samuel Gompers had offered his good offices to bring
about settlement Miners here thought Lewis head
ed for Washington.
NEGRO is LYNCHED
Macon, Georgia. Nov. paul jones' negro, accused
of attacking white here late yesterday
lynched by mob the of the crime early today
Approximately 1000 persons compelled Sheriff Hicks
and several deputies to surrender the negro Jones
then taken before his alleged victim and being de