The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-24
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STRIKE CALLED OFF AT MANY POINTS
Paris July 21-Advices from European countries
especially the allied nations indicate today that the inter
national strike planned by the prolearates protec
ton against intervention in Russian and Hungary had
it's element of danger and would be complete failure
Strike leaders had either lost control had needed the
governments warning
Only in one country-Norway- there indica-
strike had been called for today following strike Satur
day which forced Chrstiana to do without lights water
transportation and newspapers; The government is
sued order closing restaurants and ordering three
days prohibition of the sale of alcohol.
In France the strike had been called off with it's lead
issuing manfestos urging every class of people to con-
tinue work.
Today kilograms from Italy, Austria, Germany and
Great Britain Indicated the move had been abandoned
either wholly partially account of the pressure of
public opinion.
FARMERS AND LABORERS TO ORGANIZE
Fargo N D.: july 21-Affiliation of all farmers and
labor organizations of the country into political body
that will control the government was predicted by Walter
Lggett manager Of the publishers national service bu
reau today Mr. Egget is one of the leading figures in
the national nonpartsan league
The Minnesota federation OF labor has taken the ini
ta step toward combining forces with the farmers in the
conference at New Um The conference voted to cooper
late with the national nonparsan league and formed po
tica body Of it's own, said Lggett This is the way the
new political party will be born The various labor and
farmer organizations will not loose their individuality
through this utilization. It merely means that the cooper
alton Of the working people to end ggett said that
he hadn't heard of proposed convention Of labor and
farmers at St. Louis October 49, He said he believed that
the nonpartisan league would have delegates at such
meeting
LEAGUE FIGHT CONTINUES TODAY
Washington, July 21-Both at the White House and
at the capital the league of nations fight continued today
Wilson unable to confer with the republican senator's
and others whom he was scheduled to today has
seen so and is understood that there four
more who he will invite tomorrow.
At the capital, senate debate was continued The
foreign relations committee continued the reading of the
treaty. The return of Hitchcock administration leader,
from week end trip awaited by democratic senators
who were admittedly worried the fact that IS
tors are reported to have pledged their votes against rat
Wilson, proof Of the strength of senate opposition that
Hitchcock issued statement saying that the treaty will
be ratified without change and declared that there were
not enough votes for amendments The democrats want
to discuss the situation with Hitchcock and get his advice
to make a concentrated attack the republicans by
charging partnership and personal jealousy of Wilson,
SUFFERS AN ATTACK OF DYSENTERY
Washington, July 21-Presdent Wilson is suffering
from attack Of ysentey and has been ordered to re-
private physician announced today Grayson said that
the attack not serious and he hoped Wilson would be
able to continue work tomorrow The president cancelled
scheduled to confer with him today It said at the
White House that the president suffering from a
slight attack of Indigestion He feeling ndisposed
Saturday and thought trip down the Potomac would help
him. He feels that he must rest He had appointments
Saturday and his appointments for today will be pospon
ed until tomorrow. = i
NEW ULM TO HAVE POLITICAL LEAGUE
New Ulm, MIMI, July 21.-The Minnesota Federation
of Labor expected to endorse today Sundays caucus
action, establishing political league. resolution
was adopted by Majority The party is to cooperate
with the national nonparsan league with than 300
delegates representing all classes of the workers in the
state. The corps organized the nonpartisan league in
Minnesota Among the principal planks in their platform
8hour day. public ownership of public utilities and
recognition of organized labor.
The conference called to hear the report of five