Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-11-21

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Railroad workers scored ? complete
victory in the house through incor.
poration of their plan for voluntary
Cancellation OF labor disputes in the
Esch railroad bill The house reject.
ed plan Of compulsory arbitration.
No direct vote on the 4ntlslrike prop.
ositlon w.s taken
The design for the Victory Medal
10 be given every American who took
part IN the world war. has been ap.
proved By Secretary Baker ON one
side will be figure OF Victory
with the inscription The Grea' War
for Civilization and on the reverse
side NE names Of th allied and as
sociated towers
resolution proposing an amend
ment % the constitution requiring rat.
Ificatiou Of constitutional amendments
by popular vote was introduced in the
United states senate N senator Ere.
lnghuyson Of New Jersey
WARTIME operation uf the telephone
and telegraph systems ID thr country
cost The federal government sliilS..
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companies taken over aud the compen.
saiIon guaranteed by the postoftcc de.
partment
Urging immediate pay increases as
the logical solution Of the most dif
fcult problem now facing the navy
that OF retaining present officers and
men and obtaining new ones the sec.
rotary Of the navy recommends To the
house naval committee temporary in.
creaSes aggregating $4,000 600 a year
for all Officers and men.
The war department has received
forty thousand requests from relatives
for return Of the bodies OF soldiers
dead in France
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oqudrely JOINING the issue vain Pres
ldent wilson the senate adopted a res.
efVatloh qualliylng the obligations OF
me Nhltea states uhIer Article Of
lhe league OF nations covenant,
Believing that Mr. Wilson intends
to end war prohibition as soon as the
peace treaty Is ralliled, the aggres
slNe dry eleheh. u me mousse led
by Representative Randall Of Calltor
Ma nave ldlu al th9l plans 70 checS
mate NM II q stated y Is their IN
tenlloh 70 seek an extension OF the J
war time prohiDltion Tor SIX months, I
"hlch extension "iIl De addeu TO he /
food ana lueI tontrol act.
Holding that the action of the gov.
eminent injunction proceedings
against striking bituminous coal min.
ers to be so dutocratic as to stagger i,
the human mind the executive coun. !
ell Of the American Federation OF
Labor declared in a statement issued +,
'lter loui houl meeting tnat Tue t