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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
BOAT OWNERS
SAY STRIKE IS
NEAR It's END
WORKERS IN DENIAL
OF AN AGREEMENT
Government May Take Dras'
tic Action 10 End Traffic
Hold-Up.

WASUINtiTuE. Jan. 9.-Official$ or
the war and navy department, railroad
administration and the shipping hoard
after conferences to-day. on the New
York harhnr strike SIluntl"n. annouh'cn
that they had Formulated I definite plan
Of action which would he put into CT
feet unless the strk" is ended wilhin
~ reasonable" period. Tho action de-
icrmnrd upon was not made public pnt
II WAS stated that II prnlunErd int"rTup-
tiou Of IN" movement Of supplies |"
Europe would not hc permitted.
The war luhnr board having failed III
its nGjr" to settle the dispute. W. JET
I.auCk. its secretary. cam" here to-nlth''
from New York. Ia confer to-m"rr"w
with Secretary Wilson and Hugh l.. kcr-
win. chief Of III" labor departments hu-
rcau nj cunCli"riun. tn discuss plans Tor
n further effort I" secure the acceptance
Of a basis Of settlement OF the strike.
Railrnad administration "ilicihlS Sa'd
employees or the administration an
strike have no grievance. but are out Tor
purely sympathetic reasons. lhfHc
officials declared the government Is h-
ing uS"d as II club 10 force settlement
Of the controversy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. Alt the end OF
thu first day Of the marine workers.
strike. which virtually halted train" IN
New York harhur the New York hoat
Owners association announced Tonight
tha, the men had signed an agreement
for tho appointment "f con"ii!h''"n
board 10 nrbilTutr all differences. rms
announcement brought prompt denial
from the strike committee. which termed
it IAN owners welfare proposition.
In this connection. William y. Mhhcr.
vice president nf the Marine Workers
nfliliatinn. issued n statement asserting
that all settlement propositions SUP
1nitird TO representa- ativcs " the men
will be considered by the general strike
c"Ium!tlc" at L meeting called Tor II
o'clock Tomorrow morning. For that
reason. hc said tho strike could not pos
sihly be called of until that hour.
BolshoviBm Alleged.
The announcement that the strikers
had agreed IL creation Of tho New
York harhnr cancellation board" was
madcb Joseph !. Glntzmaycr. presi-
dent uc the Boat Owners association,
Asserting that we have no quarrel
with our m"n." but that this strike has
crs and ii is high time to check Boil
shrvism." GlatzmGycr described as 4
new declaration "c Independence" tho
agreement which no said authorized or
Ennization Of the board.
"Thfs board will hc governed by 20
mcn. ten 10 hc selected by the employ
crs and ten by the employees" cnntinucd
Mr.. t;latzmuyrr. 1T has full power to
fix wages and working conditions and
to cnfurc" its orders by meetings To be
held monthly "r oftrncr. which will be
open tn everybody. 1t viii offer forum
whcrc anyone with n grievance can he
heard. and in this way we shall come
10 know and understand each other bot
ter We bclirv" il will bc hiE step
In the direction Of Industrial peace.
"McmbrrShip is open To every marine
worker and tn every boat owner or "prr-
ator. and before We get through they
Continued on Page Two.)
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B|GF|RE At
WHEELING TILE
PLAN 7 RAGING

Fire starting at o'clock this morn
inE in the kiln shed Of thc big plant uf
the Wheeling Tiir Company in nh"
sduav" bounded by Thirty first. l"if.
Chapiinc and ThIrtE-scc"nd streets.
had not been nxrinSushcd at 80 a.rn.
All the fire companic.'' on tn" South
Side arc at the scene and putting mp Il
gallant ,!rht against IN" hla%". which
however had secured much rh"adway.
and ;hrcatcucd the man buildings Of
th. concern.
At 500 am. tho rr" wGS under control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Guard of Honor at
Col. Rooscvelt's Grave
For Period of 50 Days

OYSTER BAY. =: Y. Ian 9.-Ths
guard II honor wh."h '',,"i itself VOL
unfairly at Th""d"r" !;'"'%"v"lts grave
after the funeral S"rv.'' 3 had h""n hclh
IN the cemetery yes, rlay Will MAIN
tain It's vigilance ia! ard night f"r
2r t!ayS. il was learned l"day. lis MEM
l,.rs ar" m"n who. !"rE acquainted with
th,, former president. were soldiers ~h"
were :" have sailed soon for trHn'r
;t tn" time tho arini$tlr" was signed.
and their leader is Dr. T. {. t"yn"ldS'
AN army medical corps lieutenant.
Lieutenant l;"ynnldS ard few COM
I,anI"uS remained a; tho grave through
uMi the uirht and wrr" rrt'"T"d today
hv another honor unit. y hundred CIVIL
lianS "f Oyster l:ny have N"lnnt"crtu
for This service. hut membership wiIi
nr limited nrnh:,hly tu mon III KHAKI.
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CLENEN NCEAU
TO LEAD THE
FRENCHNEN
PERSONNEL OF THE
PEACE DELEGATION
Announced Unofficially-
Progress in Preliminary
Meetings.

PARIS. Jan. 9.--Thc French dele
katrs To- the peace congress. II IS
understood, will be- the following:
t;rorEas. Clrmrrceau. the premier.
stephen pich"n. foreign minister.
Louis Lucian klotz, finance. minis
ter.
Henry Simon. minister Of colo
nirS.
Andre Tart.icu. French high COM
missioner to the tnitcd States.
rhc technical representatives VIII
include Marshal F'uch for military
matters and Leon Burgcois for tho
$or!r:y nf nations.
official announcement OF the com
nositinn nr the delegation is ex-
pcctrd shortly.
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Vivid Pen Picture
Of liebkneCht in
Action in Berlin
{ London Times Wireless: CopErisnS
100 W. Dlil.ilc L.HdgEr.C0:D

tLrndun Times W N:rclcSS' E"PS''s''S
f?l9 by Public Lcdger'CoD
THE HAGUE. Ian. "A special Bcr-
lin telegram describes events there as
8" kaicsisc"pr AS u preclude any "'
tenn, to fix them IN d"lir;t" terms.
TL, wri,,r saws thl; tho workers
who arc sappor,iH. ihr government are
rr,s,er than the Spar,acaAs because
,hr,r ,ou:rnl"n, - 81 mach inferior 10
.hc SnartaCriS group. rh" writer saw
= freshly painted SpartacuS motor car
equipped wiki arms and ammunition
and with now -uhbcr tT"S and irte-
proacnahiy silent IuHntng. wonder3ut
rifles OF latest types and plies "s hanu
rrcnadcS. Government materials are
n,,, so good and less abundant. flie
IN. Spartacus party arms its people
with rifles from the model ot 1910 with
1911 improvements. IN" G"rcTnnlen'
,,rr hav,. TO bc content with 1S>l
models.
Coming q lleofneeat-
HIRE is 4 description of n scene IN
r-nnt of the Imperial chancclinry while
masses Of people crowded. som" one
says Licokhecht is arriving Win Hta-
chino guns. The news sprcadS lNe
v;ldtirc causing great excitement: ~
space is made for women an" '"',u
TO retire accompanied by taouSandS 'H
r,.n who want "a avoid Developments.
v,rr. .oor. however. the CROWD closes
II, aeain as dense as before and waits
for hours for orders. Further away 70
ward. Inter den Linden comes droS-
,hkn. containing I.icbknccht md thtec
,,,,,,,ions He looks Very cntcrpriS-
inc ns il he wanted :" <" 20 tAnuS"nos
~ front OF the Imperial chancei'"ry 10
convince them. In this. hu%cFcr ~.
=. rns,,cccssf,li. He hears cries "t
down with I.icbknccht." nay him. nay
him
knot Of mon collected Tn front ot
his meter car uttered further cries
..s,izo him" Take him to III: cram
c.,I.r-" "put him out OF his car.
.pown with Liehknecht Away WIN
tho dog"
These a-e ,rincicd with "l.i"hkn"oht
wants 20 speak Long live Li"oknernt
aad ;h-a "Duwn with him. Away with
him
Tho driver shows absolutely n" inter
es- in tn. proceedings and allows nifnSeie
TO IL. pulled off his box. lets 80 ms
rcins and ;acn his whip is taken away
from him I.tchknccht appears "Tnacl-
atrt nervous and eXcit"a.blc. This IS
his normal condition. He proceeds no
further. Hc movcs his hand W and
down as II h. would address the crowd.
hu, finds il n7nSi bic to utter an audible
word. Ono canno, help feeling this man
has n conviction for which nc Is willing
to suffer anything as calmly as he now
Continued on Page Two.)
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delegates that number Of their suE.
rcx,ions have taken form in the French
program The protocol deals with tho
organization Of the congress. the repre-
scntation Of the great and small powers
and the general order Of procedure. II
will not become effective until passed
upon by President Wilson and tho pre-
micrs Of Franco, Great Britain and Italy.
who constitute a sort OF executive coun-
Gil. which later will Erow into su-
prcmc council Of the great powers when
the full delegations arc appointed.
The conferences to-day showed
great driving power. In addition to the!
conferences that President Wilson had
with Premier Orlando and Foreign Min
lister Sonnino and others. Premier Glenn
cnccau spent some time at American
headquarters and was followed there
later by Premier VcnizeIos OF Greece.
Premier ycnizelos has presented a writ
ten memorandum Of Greek aspirations
and is supplementins it with vigorous
personal representation
Held ConferenSS1.
At the same time Secretary Lansing
Colonel House and Lord Robert Cecil
continued their conferences on the sub
iect OF a league Of nations. The confer,
enccs are said to be rapidly giving pre-.
cisc form to the project. -
While the delay in the arrival in Paris
OF Premier Lloyd-Gcorge may postpone
the gathering OF President Wilson and
the Entente prcmicrs and the opening
session Of the inter-allicd conference.
the conferences going on and the Ap-
pointmcnt Of delegation by one OF the
great powers are giving the peace con-
crcss tho aspect OF an active orEaniza-
tion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
TURKEY WARNED TO
Be GOOD OR FORTS
WILL Be DESTROYED

LONDON. jan. ?.--Thc Allies have
notified Turkey that unless I'll" Turk
ish force n Medina lays down ita arms
Immediately. tho forts nt the pardan-
clics will hr ,l"sI Irnycd. The Turks have
shown an unwillinEncSS t" surrender IN
accurd:lnrr with tn" arfniSl"H rrrmS'
but all ih" EarriaunS except that OF Mo
dina, which is tn" largest in Arahia-
,;Id down their arms through peaceful
persuasion.
Eakhr! rasha the commander Mt Me-
dina offered one rxCus. after another
unril the Nlli"s were forced to- send MI
ultImatum to the Turkish government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
LEAVES $1,000 LEGACY.

BOSTON. Ian. "A legacy "f 3ln."o"
10 his grandson. the infant child OF capt
Archibald Il poScyclt. son Of the i"rmrr
PRESIDENT is contained in the VIII oi
Thomas :. Lockwood. filed in the pro-
3ntc court today. Tho money Is TO l'n
hold IN trust until the lcgatcc reaches
tn" age Of 25 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
$50 KILLED IN The
ARGENTINE STRIKE

Et-ENOS AIRES, Jan. Alt is re-
ported that there were lao casualties
here this afternoon as result ol
clash between troops and strikers nj
the Vascna steel Works. Inc troops
onencd flrr on tho strikers who re-
spondcd with rifles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
THREE PLANS !. ].
P05EDF0R
U,S, RAILROADS.
COMPANIES PLAN IS =
OPEN TO OBJECTION
Feared Politics Would Be
the Controlling :.
Factor.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Three WeiI-
defined proposals for legislation dealing
with railroads now are before Con-
gross.
Railroad executives today presented
70 the Senate interstate commerce COM
rni,tcc their plan. calling FOR priVate
ownership and operation under regula:
ton Of secretary OF transp9rtatlon-a
new cabinet. office - with statutory
guarantee of adequate earnings. rates
10 no proposed by the roads and subject
10 review by the secretary OF transpof-
.ation and the interstate commerce
committee. and with the cabinet onicer
authorized to supervise poonng OF
couinmcnt. common use OF terminals.
rc-rout:ng Of traffic. mergers OF con-
etructIon, now lines and issuance OF Sc.
curities. ~. :
Previously the interstate commerce
commission had suggested a policy .of
privatc ownership and operation undef
government regulation.
Dircctor-Gencral McAdoo had adVo-
Gated continuation Of government con-.
,roI for five years. or an early relin.t
ouishmcnt OF the roads from 1edefal
manaGe cement.
! Shippers and representatives OF state
, railroad commissions arc the two pr1n.
cinal groups which have not yet pro-
scntcd their views to the Senate com
mittcc. :
Political Control Feared. "
Among the objections expressed by
senator's today to the railroads plan,
outlined by T. Dewitt Cuylcr, chairman
of the Association OF Railway Execu-
tives. was that IL government supervta.
sion were vested principally In seere-
tary of transportation, politics might
play n large part in railway policiss-
and there might be no constant poncy
continuing through the changes OF an-
ministrailons. These questions were
raised by Senator's Cummins. Iowa, and
Smith OF South Carolina. -
Another objection was that X tho
railroads are guaranteed by law an ado.
ouatc return. they should not also have
novor to determine rates. even though
these rates were subject to veto by tho.
secretary Of transportation and modtfi-
cation by the interstate commerce COM
mission. ~,
Senator Underwood Of Alabama suE-
rrstcd that the government should have
the authority to dictate details OF the
rate structure.
Mr. cuylsr's views.
The railroads attitude. as cSpfQ
| by Mr.. Cuylcr. who IS n director OF tho
| Pennsylvania railroad. Is that the reEu-
latory powers given tho secretary OF
! transportation and the interstate com
mcrcc commission would be sufficient
to protect tho public against unjust
rates or inedaauatc service. and thoS
railroad men. by. long experience arc
best qualified to propose rates origin;
ally. Several senators expressed BELIEF
that this issue would be among the fore
most in drafting OF legislation.
Mr.. Cuyler argued that the advantage
Of having one man as the principal
governmental supervising agency 81;
thar nc would act more quickly than
commission in approving or disapprov-
ing rates proposed BY, railroads. and .
would expedite general matters Of rail:
way administration. -:
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THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Eorecast:
West Virginia-Eair TridHy and Sat
urday, rising temperature, Saturday.
Ohio naG Western Pcnnsylv1nia--Fair air
and continued cold Friday; Saturday
1a:i, 1i=lIg ic.apcratrre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Spartacan Riots
In Berlin Quelted
ByEbert's s Troops

Ebert Government Brings in Outside Troops and Fights
the Liebknecht Radicals-State of Siege Declared IN
Berlin-Bolsheviki Movement Alleged to Be Extend
ing to Other Parts of Germany Situation Still Grave
and More Disorders Fea red.
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rARIS. Jan. 9.-tBy the Associated
Press. .)-Announccncnt nf the F,rcnch
delegation TO tho peace congress. In ad-
diiiun TO bringing n distinguished ar-
ray of French statesmen into tho arena
Of the peace congress. has begun 10
give drinitcncss to the delegations oi
the great. powurs, OF which the Amcri-
can delegation has been BY itself up 10
the present time. IL is expected 'hae
the British. Italian and Japanese ucie-
gntions will now be announced Uffl-
c,ally.
Thc leading nsurcs. like Premier
Lloyd George and Foreign Secretary
EaIinur. for Great britain; Premier
Orlando and Foreign Minister sonnino,
jur Italy. and Viscount chinda ana
Ambassador MatsuIe, Of Japan. already
are known, though not officially ap-
pointed. but the designation Of fuil
list vii! bring into being tho real d.
rcct:ng force Of tho congress. consist
ing of twenty-five members. represent
mig ilvc great powers OF the world.
Great Powers IN Control
Ii. will DC this supreme council Oh
the grra, powers which viii! guide and
shape the deliberations: and results OF
the entire congress anu. "illlc I'LL >'S
other powers will Inter hnrc full
hearing and voice. 1t Will be the
great powers which will initiate and
dirrc, the general conduct OF affairs.
The personnel Of the French dclcga-
ton Is recognized as exceptionally
strong. combining the political. diplo-
matte, financial, economic and military
sagncity ~ France. The appointment
Of Jules Cnmbon is particularly graft
tying to the American delegation. owing
to his intimate knowledge Of and sym
rathy with American affairs resulting
from his long service as French ameas-
sadur in Washington.
NJ Cambun. with Foreign Minister
pichon. will represent the diplomatic
strength of the delegation Louis klotz.
besides being minister Of finance, IS rec
ugnizcd rs the financial leader Of the
French parliament. Captain TRrdicu
furnishes the economic authority and is
familiar with both French and American
economic conditions.
French Proposal
a French protocol. proposing the cx-
act procedure OF the congress. was sub
mittcd 10 the American Delegates at
about the same time that tho French
delegates were named. II Is now being
STUDIED and it is noted by the American
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PARIS, jan. e-It seems apparent
that the first meeting Of the heads
OF tho various governments will
trre plac. next sunday and VIII be
devoted to an examination OF tho
program worked out by tile French
government.
IN political circles today, eIpres-
siors Of approval OF Frances choice
Of delegates frequently were heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

Spartacus gong on II
the Nuhch
the Ruhr district are III
of the
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AMSTERDAM jan been proclaimed in i''tT
0 dispatch from that ci! Nlhe PoE'""'" PF
adc by The Ebert sorernmentl
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COPENHAGEN 9Govcrnment troops have occupied an % m
capital
ta quiet
partly
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EVERY male voter H. oklahoma CITY
TO vote for the school bond issue. ana
those living IN the fourth ward 90 vote
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
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Statesmen Work Tor your family and
yourself. man with energy. capable
handling assistants. and financing own
HalesfOrCr guaranteed s. 10 annually by
food manufacturer. sell through grocers; !;
factory man will organize territory.
Write or telephone before 10 n m. ".
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