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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8.-Federal Judge Anderson today filed in his court an order directing the United Mine Workers of America to with draw their strike order. He issued the order after hearing in which the attorneys representing the union fought vainly for chance to present arguments on the right of the union to strike.
 The union officials are given until November Il to cancel the strike or der. Attorneys for President Lewis announced that he intends to obey the order of the court.
 The mine workers endeavored to have the proceedings postponed for a week or ten days, and the matter of the injunction and strike to be settled in the meantime. The gov ernment counsel objected, claiming that the case was too important to admit of any delays.
 ] Judge Anderson held that the min CTS were guilty of conspiracy under the Leaver Act, wherein two or more persons agree to quit work in the mines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
SENATE COMMITTEE MAKES A-.s, 2 NUMBER OF RECOMMENDATIONS \ FOR PREVENTING STRIKES AND {.
 TO PROTECT PUBLIC INTEREST

WASHINGTON Nov SThe Steel strike that believes have place in Americas practical The labor pc oeraed any more than despotm from any other class The report further capital
  It Congress should industrial disputes difficulties which  The that this The of the of
  n plants
 
  on radicalism
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
HEBRON LEAVES TODAY

SEATTLE. Nov. S.-Charles E. Heron, publisher of the Anchorage Times, leaves Seattle today to be- come a witness at the trial of Will liam Dempsey, charged with the murder of Deputy Marshal Isaac Evans and. . woman of the under world of Anchorage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
TO PREPARE LIST
 OF GERMANS WHO
 MUST STAND TRIAL

PARIS, Nov. S.-The Supreme Al lied Council will appoint a special commission to draft a final list oi persons whom Germany must sur render for trial for war crimes. The commission also will formulate pro cedure for the trials and designate the plAces at which the trial tribunals shall sit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
COAST TELEPHONE kG5
 COMPANY DECIDES <. ON WAGE DEMANDS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-The Pacific Telephone Company has re jected the demands of the employees for a dollar a day increase for al, male workers Oregon, Washington. California and Nevada telephone of ficials have accepted the workers proposal for new method of settling grievances.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08

Court Order Filed Today--- Lewis Asserts He Will Obey

Nov here   meanst that the c@lt n al atnce
 the eermso of
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
UNIVERSITY FACULTY
 ORGANIZES A UNION

MISSOULA. Nov. s.-Over 100 members of the faculty of the University of Montana have formed a faculty union. affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. The members are preparing salary scale. The charter does not carry any strike provision.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
DRY MAJORITY IS SHOWN NOW
 IN OHIO STATE

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. S.-Yester- day the vets were celebrating over the returns and today the drys arc having an inning, the unofficial re- turns showing majority in Ohio of 91, sustaining the Legislatures rati- fication of the national prohibition amendment. Even this narrow mar gin is giving the drys a great deal of hope. They apparently are confident that the majority will continue to grow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
HARVARD AND
 NCETO N
 FIGHT A DRAW

PRINCETON, Nov. 8.-Harvard and Princeton fought each other to a standstin in their annual football clash this afternoon. The final score was 10 fto 1O Thes Tigers led dur ing most of the game and only by the most desperate playing was liar, yard able to staye otft defeat liar yard was a big favorite before the game started, having won it's other games this season, while Princeton had dropped a couple games.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08

day by vote of 5S to IS. Roll call was made on Senator Cores motion to modify the provisions empower ing Congress to give notice ot with- drawal from the League by concur rent resolutions. Republicans and Democrats gave the motion . scat tering support.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
POSTAL EMPLOYERS TO
 TO GET MORE PAY FROM
 THIS TIME ON NOW

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-A bill pro viding for a graduated increase of pay for postal employees became a law at midnight last night without the signature of the President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
MORE NEGROES ARE
 SENT TO JAIL

HELENAM, Ark.., Nov. S.-Seven additional Paul Reveres" who spread the news at Elaine which caused the race outbreaks over the country side on October 1, and who instructed the negroes to arm them selves and gather at the houses Of the leaders, have been sentenced a year each in prison. They were charged with night riding"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
FORMAL OPENING OF
 THE PANAMA CANAL
 EARLY IN DECEMBER

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The formal opening of the Panama Canal will take place early in December. Secretary Baker will represent the government at the ceremonies which will mark the official opening of the great ditch to the worlds shipping.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
RITCHIE STILL IN
 LEAD FOR GOVERNOR

BALTIMORE. Nov. 8.-Albert Ritchie, Attorney General for Mary land. Is leading In the official can vass for Governor on the Democratic ticket. with I'll majority, with half of the city still to be counted
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
HAVE BEEN WATCHED

DETROIT, Nov. 8.-The federal nationwide dragnet drew in 50 radi- calls here last night who have been under surveillance for some time by the federal officials.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
ON WESTERN FIELD.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 8.-Wash ington State College and the Uni versity of Oregon meet on Multno nah Field this afternoon in the foot ball game that will probably decide the championship of the Pacific coast The Washingtonians are favored to win, although Oregon by its clean cut victory over the University ol Washington last Saturday is conced ed to have a formidable aggregation Neither team has been defeated this fall
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08

SlE tt1OMAS LiPION
 Sir Thomas Lipton has again sent a challenge across the ocean for Americas Cup. There Is little doubt that the challenge will be accepted and the race sailed in 19GO between Sir Thomas Shamrock W. and the American yacht Resolute.
 The challenge came from the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. of Belfast, Ireland. on behalf of Sir Thomas. according to the announcement made by the Americas Cup Con- mittee.
 With the Beginning of the world war the international yacht race was abandoref Sgd the Shamrock ". was placed fin dry dock n Erie Basin
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
JUDGE ANDERSON IN ORDER FILED TODAY DIRECTS
 UNITED MINE WORKERS TO CALL
 OFF THE GENERAL COAL STRIKE

towns in eastern Washington, most of them of the smaller class, com blaming, they are without coal, and asking the Governor to use his in. fluence to secure release of coal seized by the state and federal and railroad officials.
 LEAVES FOR HEADQUARTER
 DENVER, Nov 8-Frank Hayes, president of the mine workers, has left the Sanitarium here for Indiana polls.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
paEpARE FOR A STRUGGLE

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-Officials here in touch with the coal strike are preparing for long shutdown of the mines. Fuel is being conserved in every possible way for a fight to the bitter end. It is reported that all workers for mines on the edge of the union. districts will return to work soon
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
Agents Find Evidence of Plot
 of Russian Revolution in US.

NEW YORK; Nov sA Nationwide raid anarchists
 
  mdein her f for md dprob two o these winb depored
  nght leaeJo f andad
  views since hat all O men he might if he
  in whoh had nplinra O. the o Two hundred were arese here
  o who beer the nied
  that be will m cities las night. n mak rdfa nons Nearly all or the prisoners are Russians a2AX  from
  social revolution announced here tdy
  and rreease
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
TRAVEL EUROPE TO INTER-
 RuPTEO

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Two hun dred foreign vessels are in port af- eected by the order forbidding the bunkering of vessels in American
 ports. It is not known how many arc in other ports. As the result O! the order thousands of passengers booked from this port for Europe will probably be unable to get away.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
MUST HAVE PERMIT TO OWN AUTOMOBILE
 IN IRELAND NOW

DUBLIN. Nov. S.-The military branch of the Parliament forbids any company owning an automobile or motor cycle in Ireland except it first secures a permit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
CANADIANS WILL CLOSE
 PLACES TWO MINUTES

WINNIPEG. Nov. 8.-All Canadian trains will stop two minutes Tues day on Armistice day. in compliance with the Kings orders to the British nation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
TWENTY OTHERS ARRESTED

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-It is reported that a wagon load of radicals were taken to the station and told to hun. other quarters last night. The rumor was not confirmed. Twenty-seven radicals were arrested at Asonia, Conn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
PALMER SAYS POLICY IS NOT
 CHANGED

WASHINGTON, Nov.r .8.WAfter 3 third conference last night with Sam uel Gompers and Frank Morrison, O, the American Federation of Labor, AttornSy General Palmer announced the governments policy towards the coal strike was not changed in any respect. The Department of Justice insists that the coal strike is unlaw- full.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
MAY ARREsT orHERs

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Thirty alleged radicals were arrested here last night. It is expected that others will be e'led to the number
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
MoRe MINEs TO PRODUCE

DENVER. Nov. 8.-Coal production in Colorado Is within 50 per cent ol normal. Three more mines in the northern section will begin worh Monday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
AN ATTEMPT FAILS
 FOR WITHDRAWAL OF
 TREATY RESERVATIONS

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The first attempt to alter the Foreign Rela- tions Committees withdrawal of Reservations failed in the Senate to-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08

NEW YORK; Nov. s.--Goyernmen agents h&ve discovered . Russiar Workers unionn here and propaganda for . 'scciai revolution. The union Is declared to be the worst anarchistic organization in the country, with a membership of 7,ooo societies in alt parts of the nation. 0esf5s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
sHlPeuILpINo YARDS
 ARE OPEN AGAIN

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 8. = The Southwestern Shipbuilding Company reopened its yards here. which were closed i've weeks ago following the strike.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
MAY BE DePoRrED

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 8.-Thirty- six radicals were placed under arrest last night by federal officers, and will be examined with view of be- ing deported.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
DAILY COAL PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8. - The United States Geological Survey es- inmates 100000 tons of bituminous coal has been produced daily since the first day of the strike. The daily ayeraxe output before the strike was z,000. .000 tons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08

WASHINGTON 8-I not  the
 
  ranged, will Europe
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08

U. s. Surveyor E. c. Guerin and family. who are now at the zynda. will occupy the Museth house.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
TWO ARE ARRESTED

ST. LOUIS, Nov 8.-Two alleged night by the federal officers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
SIX ARE BEING HELD

JACKSON. Mich. Nov. 8.-Six rad icals were arrested here and will be held for deportation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-08
! .ALL our OF COAL

WASHINGTON Nov. S.-Gov Hart has rscslvsd reports from many
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-29
Mysterious 0bstruCtionists


An elaborate report recently issued by the Masonic
Overseas Mission contains much that all citizens whether
members of that fraternity not might read and ponder
with profit Special attention due to its Conclusions
which the reason why organized warreef work by the
Freemasons Of America thwarted stated as fol-
lows:
The conclusion drawn by mission that the Masonic fra
tems efforts to independently in relief
secretly opposed and hwarted by influences hostile
What these influences are is unknown to Conclusions this
point Of identity deduced from the facts forth this report
can be drawn at will by our readers.
The astounding facts briefly stated are that while
the national organization for Masonic war-reef work
approved and officially endorsed on April 23 1918
further progress delayed and permission finally de-
MED seven months LATER after signing of the aris
tlce.
Why nearly two million members of the Masonic or
der denied privilege once granted to particpate
in relief work and why than one hundred thousand
soldiers of that craft had to forego the fraterna aten
ton and comforts they deserved we'll as desired is in
deed mysfying to all save those who know something
about the sacred that has horned into everything per-
tanning to war work with dOg-in-the-manger disposition
to keep others out
There may be time when all this can be discussed
with the franknesS It's Importance warrants In the mean
time and while the sacred beast enjoys wartime m1nun
ty from review and comment interested members of the
order may exercise the undenabe privilege of examining
the report OF their commission Even they NAV in
DOING arrive at yet clearer conception of that secret
opposition and hostile influence if they will note what
oP LOU ALL uecIeeu ana is 10 be seen page l0l OF
the Great Enycca Letters which are published by Ben
zlger Brothers, "printers to the Holy Apostolic See"
Read the following from the pen of Romes nost illus
trous" pope of recent times:
Therefore whatsoever the Roman pon predecessors have
deceed for the purpose of opposing the UNDERTAKINGS and nde
OF the Masonic Sect and whatsoever they have to deter or
withdraw men from societies of this kind ray confirm it all
BY our apostolic authority and trusting greatly goodwill Of
Christians we and besecc each for the his eternal
salvation to bcmct conscntoy careful least depart
from what the apostolic see has commanded in this
Icfb 4bo ,o1;,r l,I-.
to oppose the undertakings and endeavors of what their
pope calls the Masonic sect 1t is not difficult in the light
lot that condemnation to find what influence is hostile to
Masonic relief of overseas soldiers and might be expected
TO oppose either openly or secretly the patriotic efforts
Freemasons tried to put forth in behalf of their soldier
boys fighting with the coIors in Europe
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-29
Woman and Popery

The highest and hoiest rights of woman do not de-
pend on her being the wife mother of somebody Those
relations confer their rights as well as responsibilities
but the first and fundamental right of to fair
treatment righteous regard and participation in self
government is because Of the fact now seldom disputed
that she is human being.
Woman's rights are derived from human rights The
rights of man the rights of mankind; and woman
is not only the mother of mankind-she is mankind it.
self 1t has taken weary centuries of sacrifice to gain rec
ognon OF those facts and concession of the privileges
they imply.
The same civilization that enlightened the race by
painful experience and intellectual response to material
needs has progressively removed the old limitations that
once bound woman chatte. And that enlarge
men OF womans freedom is cause for rejoicing. Woman
is about to stand side by side with male humanity in solv
ing their problems and securing their common
welfare.
There is but one notable organization on earth that
denies her reasonable rights and insists upon re-
garding her the adjunct and appanage of mas
culine master 1t is the organization that reacts
against human progress in general-the Roman Catholic
so-caed church which had its beginning in barbarsm
hourished at the moral midnight of the dark ages and
distruss modern progress to make the dead past it's
pattern.
The spirit of true Christianity moves together with
the spirit of progress to emancpate woman but the spirit
of popery is its chief mpediment Women yet silent
in those mscaled churches which dominated by he
hierarchy and begowned old of the masculine
And they would be kept silent everywhere if the male
priests of male pope could have their way about it. But
woman is winning against organized opposition because
the spirit of the times her faithful ally. The thing
she needs is clear conception of her enemy who would
deny her the right to voice in the laws she must obey
and who with all its authority and influences to de-
grade womanhood by perpetuation of restrictions i'm
posed centuries ago by hafcivzed or uncvized mascu
line masters.
The MENACE purposes to publish Woman's Edi-
ton the third day of next May to advise women in gen
era and women of the Roman Catholic faith in particu
lar why they should shake themselves free from the
tricons Of papal domination in order to gain deserved
liberty and opportunity to be what they are capable OF
being
MENACE Number 418 will contain mass of nforma-
ton concerning popery, its treatment of women and its
antagonism toward womans reasonable rights free cit
liens of free country in enlightened world Intei
gent will want to read that number, and all others
: should for it may be the means of their awakening
If women are made to realize the true nature
and evil purpose of popery, they will dispose of it even
more promptly than their masculine fellow citizens abo
shed kasers Make arrangements for your bundles of
Number 418 and that they placed where they will
do the most good.
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Modern Progress Dreaded

Nothing is so distaseful to papal tradition and
its dreams of rehabilitation as the forward move
ment of civilization to greater personal freedom and
the perfection of societies. POLITICAL social secret
semi-secret or public, which have greater faith in
mankind than in any kind of one-man authority
The following bit from Leo's lamentation is also il
Eliminating:
"If those who are admitted as members Ito Ma
sonic membership are not commanded to abjure by
any form Of words the Catholic doctrines, this omis
son so far from being adverse to the designs Of the
Freemasons, is more useful to their purposes -
This is sufficient admission that the hated fra
ternity does not require Roman Catholics to repud-
ate their religious faith upon joining the order.
Freemasonry is not opposed to the Roman Catholic
religion; and the pope virtually admits it. though
he and successors eternally harp on the unfounded
and misleading assertion that the order is the arch
enemy Of religion.
Leo is also peeved at the lberality of Free
masons in their opinions concerning education
Their preference for free public non-sectarian
schools is another grievance uttered in the following
excerpt:
"The teaching of morality which alone finds ia
vor with the sect of Freemasons, and in which they
contend that youth should be instructed, is that
which they call civil, and Independent and
free, namely, that which does not contain any re-
lgous belief"
The Freemasons crown their "evil" opinions
with preference for the public school as it exists
in the United States. They are too American in
such matters to suit His Latin Majesty. And they
are altogether too American in their pronounced
opinions concerning fundamental politics. Leo
says that the Masons are Philosophical Naturalists,
and that the Naturalistic philosophy wrongly main
tains the following contentious:
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The Pope's "CiviI PrinCedom"

"But against the Apostolic See and the Roman
pontif the contention of these (Masonic) enemies
has been for long time directed The pontiff was
first for Specious reasons thrust out from the bull
wark of his liberty and Of bis right the civil prince
DOM" etc. etc.
This has reference to the revolt Of the Italian
people by which they disposed of the pope much as
later generations disposed of the Prussian kaiser
Previous to that the popes in fact civil, well
as uncivil princes but the progressive elements Of
Italy, possibly and probably inspired by the Repub
ican spirit and progressive teachings Of such Ma
sons as our own George Washington, dethroned pop
cry from its political ruership Of Italy, and left its
sdisgruntled remnants maroned in the vatican to
plot for reinstatement while they howl about the
wickedneSs Of all who truly practice, as well as pro-
fess belief in democracy.
The opinions of the Masons are productive Of
bitter fruit for such autocratic pretendcrs to civil
princedom as the pOpeS. Ii the popes rail at such
opinions all others may simultaneously rejoice. The
Indictment now reads: MaSons are for religious
freedom; for popular government; for separation Of
church and state; and for the overthrow of czarS,
kaisers and popes. How awfully awful and utterly
utter
4. But don't imagine that Pope Leo was joshing
or joking about all this he is as solemny earnest
as musical tomcat when the latter mounts wall
at midnight to serenade sleepers with his woeful
rwailings to the cold and Indifferent moon.
Is The essential outstanding and outspoken differ
ence between the Masonic fraternity and the papal
system is that the former faces front with its eyes
on the future while the latter reacts rearward with
longings for departed glory The papacy, under
Leo, as under the administration of his successors
would reverse the wheels of progress in hope of be-
ing carried back to the time when popes set up and
deposed princes that were responsible to the papacy
and irresponsible to the people,
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sons) endeavor to bring about this result-namely,
that the office and authority of the (Roman Cath
oc) church may become Of no account in the state
and for this same they declare to the people
and contend that church and state ought to be al
together disunited"
Adding the accumulated indictments together,
We sum them up as follows that the Masons believe
in a reason for their faith; that they deny the
rightness or adequacy of papal or priesty author
ity to dictate concerning faith and human conduct
and that they believe in the separation of church
and state.
Pope Leo is surely compiling pretty strong
case against the Masons for they are convicted of
belief in religious freedom, in popular government
and in that provision of the United States constitu-
tion which separates church and state so each may
be free from dctation and'nerference by the other
But there is yet more as may be seen from the fol-
lowing: