The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
FARMS
PRESIDENT wilson
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Bologna, Turin and Genoa, the princi-
pal manufacturing cities. having gone
on a twcnty-four hour strike Earlier
in the week at Milan there was fighting
in the streets between Socialists and
anti-Socialists groups. in which four
persons were killed and several wound
ed. Troops had to be called out to re-
store order.
Labor troubles also are brewing IN
tho department OF the Seine, France,
of which Paris is the capital. A one
DAY strike has been called for May l
By tho General Federation of Labor to
nut forward the fcderations program
which Gals for an eight-hour day
political amnesty. non-lnterven1ion IN
Russia, lifting the state OF siege ana
the censorship and the return OF legis-
lational guarantees.
A general strike Is threatened if tho
government and the employers do not
meet the demands Of the federation.
Disorders of such magnitude are re-
ported from both European and Asiat1c
Turkey as to give rise to the fear that
there will be great outbreaks al va
rious points and new maSsacres OF Ar
mcnians.
An investigation BY the Belgian CEN
,raI industrial commission of the dam
ages suffered by Belgium as Q result
Of the war shows that these aggregate
IS .eto.GUe francs. The Items include
damages TO state property. Belgian in
dustry and private homes and war ex-
penseS.
A Russian Bolshcyik wireless commit
n;cation announces that the BolSheviRt
at various points on the western RUS
sian front from the Black Sea TO the
Baltic have been victorious in lighting
against various groups.
PARIS. April 11.-With no meeting
: Of the council of four today, President
Wilson devoted the entire day TO
series Of appointments. beginning at ~
o'clock with the Chinese delegation 10
the peace conference and ending after
) o'clock with Frank 7. Walsh. mem
bcr Of tho delegation sent by the lrish
societies in America to plead the cause
Of Ireland.
Tho program for the day had been
planned carefully. the president receiv-
;nr some every fifteen minutes. Among
those received were a French dclega-
ton which wanted to see the president
oho.1t the left bank Of the Rhine; the
foreign minister Of Switzerland. dele
,atc from Chaldea- two American
women labor leaders. the patriarch OF
Constantinople Premier Britanio OF Ru-
mania. Premier patchitch Of Serbia, the
Portuguese minister of foreign affairs
and many others who desired TO dis
c,,ss the problems of their countries.
The actual arrival Of the Germans al
vorsn;rIex II is stated, is scheduled foI
trridny night, April Is. but the meeting
aith The President and the prcrniefs Will
not be held until Saturday ana may ~
even deferred until Monday. After INC
treaty has been delivered. IL - 1htcnoto
,o allow; adequate time for the Germans
m make INQUIRIES concerning the various
details before returning to Wein1ar This
ia c.occtrd to take about two days the
Hrst day being devoted By the Germans
r. fam;liarizing themselves with the
terms and the second day 10 arguing
such questions ~ they make
There is no purpose to have tnlS as.
x,rc the character Of discussion but
fhe elucidation Of the points which may
assist in obtaining prompt ana laForaDic
action when tho plenipotcntiar1eS return
TO WcimRr.
II Is believed the stay Of the plcnipo'
t.ntiarics at Wcimar will cover week
thus bringing them back to Versatile:
about May S TO 10. This however. Is
con iectusal. for It is dcpendcnt upon the
rapidity Of decisions reached at Welmdr
PARIS. April 17-(By The Associated
Prcss)-Thc council OF i've. consiSt,nG
ain, Italy. and President Wilson and Bar
no Maxine, met today with the drafting
committee and discussed the form ol
treaty. The ministers also, considered
the revision OF the Moroccan treaties nee