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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02

Ceskoslovensk& Tis. Kancelaf.
Washington, D. C. - Po "a
hajeni ozn&mil pfedseda Ma
rodniho Shromazd9ni, ze DIR.
Fischer byv jmenovan vladimir
komisafem m4sta Olomouce,
vidal sc clenstvi Narodniho
shromazd9ni q ze "a n9ho wy
slala strana st&topravn9 demo
kratick& drra. X. Fajfrlika z
Nor. Ostravy. Ma to cten dopis
byvaleho mfstodrzitele hr.
Coudenhova, obsahujicf .ohroze
nj proti nafcenf, jakoby on q
jeho chot' provozovali fetezo-
W obchod. Pfedseda ohl&sil, ze
v9c tato je vysetfov&na zvl&st
nj komisf.
Ma to pokracovalo sc Y deba
t9 k pilnemu dotazu o zalezito
stech vyzivovacich. Jako prvni
fecnik ujal Sc slova Kadlcak,
ktery pfednesl strasne obzalo-
by ma z&sohovaci syst@m ebyv4-
l&ho rezimu. Po Kenf ptbmluvi-
Ii ii ministri. Ministr zasobovA-
nj, dr.. Vrbensky, ministr pro
socialnf peel, dr.. Winter a mi
INSTR vefejntch pracf Stan9k.
DR.. Vrbensky mluvil live a
jasne, tem9f neust&le gestiku-
loval. Pravil, ze z&soba tkaniv
je neobycsjn9 hojnA, tax hoj-
nA, ze HUde llnozno jihoslovap-
skemu statu poskytnouti tkani-
va "a kompensace q snfziti ce-
nu jejich o so az 80 procent.
DR.. Vrbensky mluvil ! pokud Sc
tyce jinych zivotnich potfeb
velmi madeline. Hlavnf zlo spa
tfuje v cele soustav9 n&rodoho
spod&tsk@, jez must byt pfebu
dovana. Jako socialista sel by
snad cestou kratsi, ale jako mi
nistr nemtze nedbati zajm1,
kter& Sc soustavou tou jsou 1z-
ce spjaty a jez vytyofeny byly
zvlast9 v&lecnymi pom9ry, ze
jmena blok&dou. Co sc z&sobo
vani tyce ma "a to, ze jsou ma
Sc zem9 z valne casti sob6stac
ne. Jest tfeba soutinnost vsech
vrstev, zvl&st9 sedl&kd. S w
kupem obili jest ministr spoke
jen. Prohl&sil, ze obilf jest do
statek q vyzval razn9, aby Sc
dlaci obil{ odv&d9li. Ne-li, po-
m1ze jim po pfipad9 j rekvisi
cemi. Dru. Vrbenskemu tleska
la celia sn9movna, take proto,
ze pfisel 8 podnety, cd nichz
lie Sc nadfti valneho zlepseni.
Obsazn8 a v9cn& poiednal ia
ke G zelenin9, marmel&d&, cu-
kru,. niece, obuvi atd. Zminil
sc t&z 0 komplikapi z&sobova-
ci. ot&zky vyvolan@ zffzenlm
dstfeden v Deutsch- Boehmen.
Tyto dstfedny5 nebyly by -sob9-
statitelny ami tehdy, kdyby jim
sedlaci odvAdeli sebe poctiv9-
ji.. @ Nemce chceme SO tel po-
starati, M Mich vsak Jest, aby
tomq separatismu ucinili ko-
nee.
Z DR.. Winter. mladt ministr,
ale starry parlamentnik, mluvf
klidn9 q .stffzlive. Celou feG
jen Gte, Mluvfi o vl&dnich proje
ktech, Gelfcich proti nezam4st-l
nanosti a prnti. krysi bytov$
kter&svskutku poi zejni6na
v Praze;; 'nabtvatt hrozivtch 10
f6iia. ssas11ht pds5bA6 1atiS-
81 fii6il6tsSSSo, d yfAd9 hSdH
satssi4 wv SSskf5Sas wv
D NJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02
CESKOSLOVENSKA ARMADA MA
RUSl OPUSTENA SPOJENCI
ACKERMAN OBvINUJE DoHODU, zE NEDODRzE@
LA SLlBY.

ceSkym eSelonem DO Omska'
pred bolsevickym a n9meckym
vojskem a tim shroutilo Sc ne
mecke a rude panstvf v Sibifi.
Utvorena nova sibffska vlada q
Cesi konali Celjabinsku dne
%. cervna Sized.
Znepokojovani rudou gar
dou a nebezpecfm. okamzite po
pravy v padu zajeti, sevteli Ce
Si svoje fady pochodovali k
Vladivostoku "a opetovn@ era
dy bolSevicke. Nemeli jine ce
sty, nez-li probiti Sc zbranf. "a
t9chto okolnostf arci byli zata-
zeni do ruske vnitfnf politiky,
temuz Sc spojenci vyhybali.
v kritickem okamziku, kdyz
NELL byti Cesi dpln9 cd spojen-
cd cpust9ni, obdrzeli Cd ulajo-I
rar Guineta, s&atnpce. frAlfop2
ske missile, zpravu:
"Vase jednani donucuje
francouzskou misii, ably 81 v te-
to afere umyla ruce. Bylo by
hanbou pro Cechy vmesovati
Sc v ruske zmatky. Setrvaji-li
Cesi v tomto jedn&nf,pak mu-
81 mezi mimi a franceuzskou
vladou ucinen hyti konec. Cesi
nesmi jednat, pokud francouz-
ska misie, jez ihned opousti
Omsk nedorazi do rkutska."
Francouzsky vyslanec ozna-
mule majoru Guinetovi, ze md
ze vlastne Cechdm "a jejich je
dnani podekovati. A sice We
jmenu spojencu, kteri jsou roz
hodnuti koncem cervna zakro-
citi a predvojem ma btt vol
sko ceske 8 francouzskou misii
v cele. Dalsi odporucenf VITA
hujici Sc k politickym a vojen-
skym bodIm vzhledem k 'obsa
zeni a organisaci nasleduje."'
TAX znelo prvni spojeneck6
uredni pojednani. Bylo tez po
sileno nasledovnim poselstvim
do Samary cd americkeho gene
ralniho konsula Poole v Mo-
skve:
"Oznamte ceskslovensktm
ze by spojenci polite
keho stanoviska radi yideli, a.
by drzeli dobytych jimi posic.
Ma druhe strane nem& jim btt
prekazeno We schhzlch jednau
o zalezitostech vojenske situa-
ce. V prvni fad9 jest zadoucno.
ably dos&hli pine kontroly trans
sibifske dr&hy, "a druhe, .kdyz
tohoto cfle bude dosazeno, aby
Sc udrzeli We svtch mfstech il
mi okupovanych. Poucte fran
couszk@ z&stupce, ze francouz
sky vyslanec t9mto instrukce
mi pine souhlasf."
TAX bylo Cechdm odporute-
no, ably drzeli frontu. "a. Ger
vence telegrafoval americky
generalnf konsul Harris 2 Ikut
ska do Omska, ze spojenci po-
vazujf Cechy "a hlavnf cinitele
spojeneckych akci ' Rusku .
ma Sibffi. Pc cele Sibifi roztrou
senym Cechdm, zadostivtm il
ii ma frontu do Francie nezby
valo mic jin@ho, nez ltvofiti no
YOU vychodni frontu : trpEnvE
cekati iia pomoc spojencd, kte
r. ale zastal4 jen prksdntn
aoveiii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02

~SsS 0S~AAA $50 S$oS$ NAS ASSSAA
vostoku, H.. prosince (Opozd6
ma zpr&va.) - Po cest9 10000
mil dlouhe. "a ktere jsem ma
vstivil hlavni stany teskosloven
ske armady, ktere. takrka beg
pomoci drzi. dosud frontu proti
bolsevikhm ma Uralu a po osob
nj rozmluv9 rusktmi, ceskoslo
vensktmi a spojeneckymi ge-
neraly politickymi vddci vr&-
til jsem Sc k spojenecke zaklad
ne We vladivostoku prvni dpl
nou historic, vylicujfci, kterak
Sibif byla ochr&n9na pred ne
bolsevickym ovladnutim.
Obdrzel jsem depesi nemec-
keho cisafe urcenou german
skym rakouskym zajatcdm, "a
slanou prostfednictvfm veliteln
rusktch zeleznicnich stanie.
Trockeho proklamsci, nfz wy
hlasuje Cechoslovakdm vAlku
a zn9ni drednf depese zaslane
Cech1m Cd americkych spoje
necktch 1fadd, v kterych Sc
Jim ohlasuje, ze spojenci 81 pre-
il, ably Cesi Sc stall patefi v po
mah@nf sspojeneckym akcfm
ma Sibifi a Rusku proti Mem
4cam.,
Nam po ruce jine doklady
a sice cd %. list. 1918, jest to
depese dodana Cechdm cd L.
fednfho zastupce Spoj. Statd,
v niz Sc pravf generalu Gajdo-
vi, ze bude vyslano americke
vojsko aby pomohlo vojsku &c
skoslovenskemu.
Zasilkm tyto informace, ably
spojenci ma konferenei prelimir
mare miru v Pafizi poznali, jak
Sesks arm8dy vftszily Y rozhod
nych bitv&ch toto v8lky, jak
t9mto slibovSna byla pomoc
vojensk& jak tyto sliby neby-
ly dodrz&ny. .
Jako arm1da spojeneck& by
10 GeskS vojsko ma Rusi pone-
chano ma holiGk1ch a vzm&h&
se ho pocit, ze bylo vlastns spo
jenci zrazeno.
V tuto dobu dostihli Cecho-
slov4ci Penny, kde N9mci ovla
dali bolseviky. Mezitim tesk&
eselony postupovaly ma zapad,
bojujice proti ozbrojenym ce-
tam ad'arskych a nemeckych
zajatcd, "a postupu shledavaji
ce, ze v ruskych sibfrskych
mestech vladnou n9mecti dG-
stojnici. Vzdor okolnosti, ze
sovet zarucil CeEhnm . volny'
prdchod, byly temito mistnimi
sovety kladeny v cestu prekaz
ky pfesn9 die rozkaz1 n6mec-
keno vyslanectvi v Moskve. BY
Ii zatcenf n9mettf dynamitnfci
ma cest9 z Moskvy, ably vyhazo
vail tunely nA Bajkalsku pred
postupujfcimf cechy q tax "a
mezili pochod spojenc1 ma ST.
bif.
v kvetnu podnikali bolsevi-
ci jednomyslne 6toky ma Cechy
veSamare, Celjabinsku, Ufe, Ir
kutsku d Cite. Mezf tim Sc sna
zili Nemci / bolsevicka 'vlada
uplatniti svo5ivf4du mad Sibffi
znicen6m ceskoslov lovensktrh Cd
ana. -m "a.
DAe D. ter-vvna plukovnfk ~
f0v3, dnes general, vttoupil !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02
NACELNfK CLEVELAND.
SKE BRlCADY z VOJNY
donna.
GEN. ZIMMERMAN VRATlL
Sc Sc SVYM POBOcNfKEM
A SLUHOU Z FRANCIE.
cesky branec JlTi Vachuta pro
b@hl tfikrSt Sfastn6 kfixovym
ohnSm nepf8tel.


General Zimmerman, naGel-
mix tax zvane clevelandske bri-
g&dy, tedy byvalych milicnich
plukd pateho a osmeho, jakoz
1876 battalionu strojovych pu-
SEX, vratil sc z Francie parole
di Ryndam a to We spolecnosti
sveho pobocnika Izanta a jed
noho vojenskeho sluhy. Trans
port Ryndam privezl tel 1000
tezce a 1000 lehce. ran9nych
vojfnI a gen. Zimmerman vracf
Sc rovnez jako rekonvalescent.
Tfeba totiz konstatovati, ze "a
kterehos navrAtu 2 boje v lese
-Argosjnes& &m With p n4hodile
$ kone a zlomil dve Zebra
Clevelandska milice, nynejsi
pluky {. 145 a lag odplula do
Francie lodi Vaterland Is. Ger
vna a v Brestu pfistala 22. Ger
vna. Nase brigada pozlstavala
2 5000 muzn, z nichz pfimere-
ne procento tvorili cesti dobro-
volnicia setnina H u las p,uku
temer re samych nasich Soko-
LII poznstavala.
Dotcena brigada utrp9la
vsech ztrat asi dvacet procent
a z tech 8 procenta ma padle
pripadaji. Nejvetsf ztraty ma
vsak sbor dIstojnicky, pone-
vadz v9tsina jeho oficird zd-
stala bud ma bojisti neb posla-
ma do lazaretu. 81.
Clevelandske vojsko nastou-
pio jfzdu cd pristavu Brest do
francouzskeho m9sta Neufcha-
teau %. cervna, kamz nasf vo-
j&ci dostali Sc tax zvanymi do
bytcfmi vlaky. Pc kratsim W.
cviku Cleveland'ane komando-
vani do vyseku Baccarat v Lo-
trinkach, kamz pfijeli 26. Ger
vence. l.. ~-.1
K prvni krvave srazce s HUI
ny doSlo 4. srpna q prvnfm Gle
veland'anem ma bojisti tom pa
dlym byl serzant Knack. Cleve-
landsti "a dotceneho naporu po
razili Huny dokonale, zahna-
vse je v zad ma n9kolik mil. Ia
dtoku toho clevelandsky patJ
zajal ca'kem $40 Pru
sd a wal jim n6kolik polnfch
del a spoustu munice. =
20. srpna Clevland'ane pre-
st9hovani byli 800 vojenskyHni
auty ma frontu severne cd Yer
dunu, kde nase vojsko pfeslo v
ofensivu 26. srpna a rovnez
81 =
NemcIm dtkladn9 nabilo a
mnozstvl jich pozajfmalo. TAX
ku pffkladu prosty vojfn Tom
Bertram, byvaly policista v Lu-
(PolraSov&ni NJ ssranS druh6.) !;
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-07-05
Mccarthy

The Buckle of the Copper Belt, of the coming cities of Aaska, situated on the Copper River and Northwestern Ralro d, l9l miles inand from Corl- ova, between Kenaeco5t tnd McC lrthy Greeks. The junction for Chsua. Nizina, Dan Chttu and Young Creeks head of (h5ne and Chittistone Original toWnsite located by John E. Barrett whose homestead aui.ins.
 The Kennecott Coope, Corporation operates the largest copper mine in the world five miles away A Fifteen mile run by automobile brings you to the Mother Lode mines extensive property Whl ch has recently been merged into the Mother Lode Coalit- ion Mines Co., Nv ele;j:ic m eclinary has been installed, and hundreds of men are to be em- ploA cd to mine the untold wealth m sight
 The Green Group, which is miles nearer town Is steadily forging aheaG a big producer.
 A resident United Stttes Commissioner is stationed here also Deputy Marshal
 Fine school ldings and tw antv scholars. Fourth cl,ss post offic an1 money order office. Up ,o date stores which curry stocks comparing favorably with any in Alas11
 Restaurants which a better meal for 75 cents than you get the cOast for $1.OO
 Move Show every Sunday evening with all the film favorites
 An active org etion of the Arctic Brotherhood, whose fine hull 36 75 is in constant demand for social gatherings.
 The Mccarthy Commercial Club has full member ship and live executive committee.
 The local Red Cross Chapter has membership list of 1CO of the population, and excellent record
 There is plenty of for hundreds of new resd- for whom there many business chances X
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
He Uho has something to saue tor
 alsoays saves more

n't Say You Can't Own You Own Home. You Can! Where there's will there's always way You can find money to spend on other things. You can just as easily find money to invest in a home of your Figure 1t out for yourself How much have you
 spent during the last three years during the last
 yearfor things you could have done without? Just face in the right direction; fix your eyes on
 that future home of your yourself gentle kick If you don't you'll kick yourself later on and not
 gently either.
 Instead of wasting save. Instead of spending your good money for things
 you easily do without that thing that every
 rightthnkng a-American wants-a home Even If you haven't cent you begin saving
 and don't need until have all the home will cost before you buy or build that home Your credit toward building home of your own
 from four times the cash you put toward it. You don't need to have the full amount. If you
 until do have it you hundreds perhaps thous
 and of dollars in that might we'll by mak
 ing right to invest it in property If you put 1t off you may never have home
 you call your This isn't t1 either yourself your
 family. The money you make is your own-F YOU PUT IT
 IN YOUR OWN PROPERTY What you pay out for rent never comes back.
 BBBrrTBRos TRADn
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19

w. H. SWITZER
 Builders Hardware, Paints and Oils FLAGSTAFF LUMBER co. FLAGSTAFF ELECTRIC LIGHT co. WILSON & COFFIN
 Everything ifA Plumbing 6 Timing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
Traffic Congestion Big
Problem In London Today

London.--(By Mail.)--London, the
most crowded city in the world-it has
a population estimated close to ten mill
lion, including the vast continual stream
of visitors--is faced with the serious
problem Of how to relieve the hardships
of its working and shopping public re-
sulting from traffic congestion.
The worlds biggest city thought it
had solved the problem years ago when
an American built them a subway, but
now this is falling behind traffic. Not
that the subway has grown less eff.
eient. 1t hasn I. But only 50 many
trains cgn be run aud IL is impossible to
run enough to handle the traffic which
overflows and crowds on to the omni'
buses and the straet ears the omni.
buses fail to meet the situation and
even the expected addition Of a thou
sand more omnibuses shortly won t set
tie the problem. They will only serve
TO block other traffic.
1t has been suggested that an eie-
vated railroad be built such as Chicago,
New York and Boston have In the
meantime millions of Londonors daily
struggle, crowd and push for strap or
seat on any kind of public convey
anee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
World VIII Be Told
Of Germany's Aims
By Carl D. Groat

| UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Berlin, July ls,-Chancellor Bauer
and Foreign Minister Mueller are to
make "a program of speeches" next
week, in which they will tell the world
what Germany expects to do within AMI
without her boundaries, now that peace
Is here.
II is believed these speeches will ear
~ some appeal TO America although
there is a disposition in some quarters
to warn the government against the
danger Of a Gone sided" foreign pol
icy. Instead it is urged Germany should
adopt a policy seeking TO restore friend
lly relations with all nations.
Both speakers are expected TO re
iterate their solemn assurances Of the
past that the new Germany intends to
adhere fully TO the peace treaty. The
trend of recent thought within Ger
many, however, makes il appear likely
there will be some hints asking Ger
many's early admittance to the league
Of nations. Renewed suggestions also
are expected with an aim Of obtaining
further alterations in the peace terms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
RATE HEARING
Continued from page One)

land and allied interests to wiz a lower
freight rate than that which is now in
effect.
The Inland Empire shippers league,
as explained by Oswald West, its attor-
ney, is voluntary organization Of
farmers and shippers having interests
in those sections Of 0regoE, Washington
and Idaho known as the Inland Empire.
This league was the first to file com
plaint against the alleged unreasonable
rates to Portland, Astoria, Vancouver,
WASH, and other Columbia river points.
The compliments maintain that ship
ments to Columbia river ports are en-.
titled to lower freight rates than those
to Puget Sound ports because the for
mer go over railroads with natural
downgrade, where the latter must be
carried over the mountains. The dis
tanecs involved in both instances do not
differ much.
Astoria is allied with the Puget
Sound interests in fighting tais ease.
That Oregon city opposes Portland be-
cause Portland asks for lower freight
rate to Portland than the rate to As
toria. The rates to the two cities are
now the same, although Astoria is 100
miles further west from the Inland En-
pire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
MEXICAN SITUATION
Being PRODED TODAY
Senate And House Consider
Bill Demaidig Full In
VestigaiiOn.

Washington, July 2l.-Developments
in the Mexican situation today were
as follows;
l-SenatOrs deeply interested in the
Mexican situation planned a conference
10 discuss what congress can do to stop
outrages against Americans
2--'rhe house rules committee pre-
pared to hear testimony Of Anlbassa-
dor. Fletcher, recently returned from
Mexico City.
s. MeIiee informed the United
States it would do all possible to pun.
ish authors Of the "odiOus erimen in
which John w. Correll was killed and
his wife assaulted. No further word has
been received from Mexico as to the
robbery of American navy sailors in the
Tamesi river.
After hearing Fletcher, the commit
tee was expected to decide its course
on the Gould resolution, providing foI
a special senate and house investigat
ing committee with broad powers.
If this investigation is ordered, mem
bers of congress stated, it will be given
evidence to show, among other things
that Carranza s government won rec
ignition from the nited States. through
bribery and deception.
One member of congress declared
President Wilson had been given evi
dence of Carranza attempt to cor
rupt American officials in Mexico. This
evidence, he stated, was check foi
$25, 900, signed by Carranza and offer
cd to an American special agent if he
would make favorable report on the
Carranzista group.
Senator King, Utah, who for months
has been demanding a "show down
with Carranza on unpaid claims of Am
orleans for damage to property, said
he may ask that the foreign relations
committee be discharged from consid
Grafton Of a resolution calling on tn,
state department to hasten action,
The committee, Senator Lodge ex
planned, has been unable to consider
the resolution because of the peace
treaty. He said he would have no OBJ
jeetion to King calling it directly be
fore the senate.
Senator Smith Arizona, said he ex
poets to address the senate shortly OF
\ the situation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21

the immediate necessity for the preser-
walton Of the worlds peace at all haz.
ards, / believe it better to accept the
! treaty as it now stands and trust to
the future to make such changes as ex,
perience may suggest" +"
| Pomerene charged that the republi
cans have made the league a party
question.
"I owe my allegiance to the demo
cratic party he said. "I believe in
its principles and hope for its success
but would rather have my party lose
and the league of nations win than e
have my party win and league of ma
tions lose. -
Urging that the senate ratify the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
league Of nations.
Rejection Means War.

eff this treaty is rejected what is to
take its plaee9" asked Pomerene. "To
quit now is as if, after the flames Of a
great conflagation had been checked
the fire department were to quit its
work while burning embers were lying
around, to be again famed into fury by
the first winds that blow. That the
treaty is not perfect, all eoncede. That
it would have been drafted differently
by the American nation there can be
no doubt; but many Of those who eriti
else have no remedy to propose. In
view of the unrest now prevsillng, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
sHlPYARD WORKERS CONFER

san Francisco, chi, July 2l. -Formu-
lation Of a working agreement for Pa
cifie coast shipyards TO replace tho
Macy agreement began today at con
ference Of shipyard owners, information
al Officers Of the Metal Trades unions
and the district council Of coast ship
yard workers A basic 81 per hour
wage and IA hour week are to be
asked by the labor leaders.
j. Vorneroft Of Portland; Thomas
Russell, Tacoma; James Taylor Of So
attic, II. l.. Sweeney of Oakland, II. W.
Burton of San Francisco and Curlcy
Crow of Los Angeles will represent the
Pacific coast workers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
Inland Empire Will Have
League Of Its Own In 1920

Spokane, Wash, July 2l.-Pians for q
new international baseball league in
1920, composed Of teams from Spokane,
Butte, Great Falls, Calgary, Edmonton
and Lethbridge, Alberta and possibly
Missoula and another Canadian town
are slowly taking shape here.
Nick Williams, former manager Of
the Spokane Indians in the northwest
is chief hacker Of the new project and
he Is busy now in Canada LOCKING oyer
the situation there and lining up sup
port.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
INTERNATIONAL STRIKE
Continued from page onel

ious construction projects in and around
the city.
Parleys were to begin late today and
leaders freely predicted the eOusulta-
tions will result in an amicablo settac-
ment.
That the threatened streetcar and ele-
waited railroad NAV be averted appeared
probable after Thomas Edcmpcy, mem.
Der of the Illinois public utilities
commission, declared the commission
will favorably consider granting Of
higher fares to the surface lines in order
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-21
MARINE STRIKE IN AIR

New York, July 21.-A new set Of
proposals were to be submitted to the
striking marine workers here today by
the American Steamship association.
Their nature will be secret until il is
considered by the workers.
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LEAGUE SENATORS
CONTINUED from page one)
IL it makes the league an issue.

Taking up the shantung provision,
Baekham answered the criticisms of it
in detail.
The war must be fought over again
unless the allied nations provide some
means for making Germany keep the
peace, Senator Domerene, Ohio, demo-
cratic member of the foreign relations
committee, declared to the senate in a
three hour speech in advocacy of the
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treaty without delay, POmerene said:
"A war-siek world demands the early
rstifieatioRs OF the treaty. That de-
mand must not be ignored.
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$4,000 Damages Result
OF Forest Grove Fire

Forest Grove, Or, July 21.-Citizens
of Forest Grive were poking about to-
day in the ruins of an $4,000 fire try
ing to salvage something. Plans for
rebuilding the part of the business dis
triet destroyed yesterday had not yet
materialized.
The fire, which for time threatened
the whole business section, wiped out
the Odd Follows hall, the First Congre-
gational church and several other build
ings.
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various local unions.
This action, decided upon at meet
ing of "a union representatives here yes
tcrday, win affect moro than 100000
men, it is said.
Included in the demands which win
be submitted to the steel corporation
are increased wages, eight hour day,
right Of collective bargaining and dou-
bic time for overtime.
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BOSTON STREET RAILWAY MEN
RETURN TO WORK THIS A. M.

Boston, Mass, July 21.-(United
Press The strike of street railway
employees here, which tied up the en-
tire system for four days, ended today.
A special board Of arbitration award
ed the carmen an eight hour day and
wage scale raining from SO to SO cents
an hour.
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to meet the demands for higher pay by
the employees
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Pittsburgh, Pa, July 21-Union lead
ers in the iron and steel industry
throughout the country began final
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Four more serious forest fires were
reported Sunday in Montana.
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IRON AND STEEL WORKERS
TAKING GENERAL STRIKE VOTE
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