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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Ray State Convention
OF Police Takes No Action
On Situation in Boston

Worcester Oct. 16.-The annual
convention of Massachusetts Police
Association here today lnitiated
steps 20 secure Legislative action 10
secure payment of $1,000 10 the fam
ily of any police officer killed IN
the performance of his duty.
Deputy Sheriff Of Police Thomas
NcMurray of Worcester, vice presi-
dent of the association. was elected
president.
Consideration Of the Boston police
situation occupied some time but
Captain Keaney, secretary, said no
official action resulted.
Much of the talk n favor OF the
Boston police came from delegations
from the vicinity OF Boston. but the
measures contemplated in resolu-
rions. an official sanction of the ac-
ton of the Boston police n their
walkuut and the provision Of moral
support. did not matsrialize-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
ICEBORO

Miss Evel--1 yeaton Of Bates college
pAssed the week end at her home here.
Miss Edvth Twycross of Gardiner mo-
tored down with friends on Monday and
ca led upon Mrs George Holmes
M and Mrs. Twin Hodgdon and Miss
Nellie Hod-don went by automobile on
Saturday TO visit for a few days n
Boorhbay.
Mrs. Alfred Niles. who has typhoid
fever. is reported TO ne gaining slowly.
D r %Patten fell while picking ap-
pies on Monday ana hurt his right slde
quite hadl.
Nathaniel Far.ev has returned from
a visit at -ridgewatsr
Almon Farley attended Topsham talr
on Wednesday.
Nr and Mrs F. NJ. Yeatnn went 70
Bnth on Sunday TO attend the funeral
OF Walter Sil1oway.
Mrs. Maude Mooney met with bad
accident On Monday at AUGUSTA As
she was boarding an electric car II
started and IN some manner her right
foot was caught or twisted, resulting
in a bad sprain. although 1t is hoped
no bones We're broken
Mr.. and Mrs George Farley OF Bath
visit at A. J. Fariey's on WednesdaE-
Henrv Bigsfow who has been work.
ing for Almon Farley for some time
went TO Woslwich on Thurstfay-
Llewellyn Lewis enjoyed an automc-
bile trip n Bouthbav early in the week.
Arthur jackson has returned from =
business trip TO Aronstook county and
with Mrs. Jackson. who has been AT
tine Augurta House. il passing some
tims IT thsir cottage on the camp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Nc Special Plan to
Reconcile Soft Caal
Factions at Conference

Washington. Oct. 16.-Secrela-y VIII
son, il was said To-Day HI the depart
ment Of iaber. will have no special plan
10 offer Is TO adjustment of The conrro-
ersies between bituminnus coal miners
and operators tomorrow when' John l.
Lewis. acting president Of the United
Mine Workers Of America. and Thomas
J. Brewster. president of the Coal OPP
orators Association, meet with hum hsre
in an effort 10 avert the strike called
for November In the central campeti-
i've fields.
The policy of the labor seEretary. II
was said. viii ne 10 bring the leaders
Of the two opposing factions together
through Cancellation OF their disagres-
nents as developed during the confer
encs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Auction Sale OF
Household
Goods

. ne ate Mrs. :. {. Ryan At Or.
:. lambs house. 22D Main Ave..
la~- ner. Saturday, Oct. 10. This
~ CONSISTS of Black Walnut Cham
De- ser, marble top. Oak Dressing
sne, Iarge Gilt Mirror. Sewing
Hsc~ ne. Couch, Brass Coat Tree,
Ya"s,e Top Stand. Chairs. Rocking
-"a'- STANDS. Silk Floss Mattress.
= lows. Sofa Pillows, large Car
9s;. tapestry Art Square. Rugs.
~oac1 Covers. Churn, Cooking
Iange n good condition. Parior
stove, I Gas Heater, Gas Plata.
-'ooH, o-apcry. Curtains. 8 pairs OF
Yohe Curtains. ? Toilet Sets, !
screen. SIlverware, Step Ladder,
Ifsnes. Tin Dishes. Pictures, orir-
arsc and otser articles too NUM-
s-ous % r,entiun. This Sale starts
a. clock. II stormy next fair DAY.
4. c. BRAGG, Auctionser
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
ROOSEVELT CHILDREN TO
SHARE IN Trust FUND

dren Of the late Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. according - petiCc7
fled in the county clerks cfhce- here
tucay, will soon receive il pro ra.1
dividend Of a sse, ,a0e trust which was
beGueathed To their father by ms
father also Theodore Roosevelt. IN
lIis will pronared soon after ms
death on February 9. 1878
Cnlonel Roosevelt in ms VIII d.
rected tha. this trust fund De divided
into equal shares and oe turned over
10 each of his children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
AMUSEMENTS
Double Bills at Both Theatres 1oda,
Attractive Programs

Double Bills at Both Theatres Today
Attractive Programs
The Johnson Opera House will
open today with a swell biIl-"Jn-
Gle Tom Without The Cabin" Mack
Sennert comedy; Marguerite Clark in
her Paramount picture. Widow by
Proxy" and Crane Wilbur IN his
latest picture. Unto the End" The
bill Al the Strand Is two especially
booked features. The Amazing
Wife" and The House Of Intrigue.
Following these two features comes
the popular "vod-a-Vu reel that
makes such a splendid finish. Mon
day and Tuesday at the Strand is
program that is capped by that win
some little woman. Billie Burke IN
her Paramount picture. Sadie
Love" With Sadie Love" Is the
popular star Earle Williams IN ms
yitarraph picture. "Rogue's 70
nance" The greatest list Of photo
plays ever offered IN any city has
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Those VINO ,.Ilended the entertain
nenI under The auspices Of the
Ha-lowell Lyceum Course last even
inG a. ne Baptist church gwen by
:. Plart Jones. The famous hurnorisr.
were r-eateG To Al unusually excel
lenr program. Mr. Jones was Ger
tA1n4y slar II. his line If work He
aad MS audience IN roar OF laugh-
-ar most Of The tlrne, His iInpe"sona-
lions making up wnile speaking
were Of high order Especial
must be mentioned his character
stcrv by the &. =. r Veteran. Ii
was wonderful Surely Mr.. Jones
made many friends during his ap-
pea-ance here. The church was filed
anG those attending We're well repaid
faT being there
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

L YOU want ID drive carnrrh and III
II disgusting symptoms frnm vour ays-
tenn IN the shuraasf poBHih1e TINA 80
10 YOUR druggist and ask FOR 4 Eyomei
outfit today.
Breathe the air uf Eyumei ann let il
ria you of caIarrh and chronic heAc
cuins, Il gives such quick -elief rhar AL
isi,ed.
Eyomei ia a pure pleasant an tsseptlc.
winch 10 bread through the nnss
and tnroZt deep into the head znG
lungs, " sopIhes the sore innnfnea
membranes, reduces swelling and quick
ly heals a. Inflammation.
Dnn su6sr Rnott,er day With ca1arfn: !:
I'M ciseaEs II dangerous aan offer enu-
treatment rodRv. No stomach dosing
no sprRys or duuches. nc daneerous
drugs or narcotics. Absolutely HARM
less. Just breathe it-thars al. A.
Bpwaitch- n ehster Co. ana lending
Cruggisrs evsrywhere.-Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
CHELSEA

Mrs. W. o. Thompson returned
Wednesday 10 her summer home in
Peabody, Mass.
Enson karnn, recently Of Ashland,
was this week at W. K. Thornp pson g.
coming To be present IL his sister $
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs W. IA Thompson and
Miss Grace Thompson were in
Boothbay Sunday. the guests OF their
ststsr. NyA. Alice Webber.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

-aa-les T Taylor Of Chelsea died
T-daesday night. aged 50 Years. He
vas born n Gardiner and was the
nh n Dudley and Mary Taylor He
, survived by ms mother. one son.
anes Taylor of Chelsea d brother,
ark TayISr of Chelsea, and two
SIS, ars. MS. Lucy Shea and Mrs.
Rose Sherman, both Of Randolph.
neral services Will be held Friday
a..arnoon a. = O'Clock from the un-
1ar-ak.ng parlors of Amesbury-
rWnmbiy Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
AHLSWP THN COUGH


been booked for Gardner Shcws to
6ay AZ both rheatres-2sp and 7s0.
SATURDAY three shows al each house
LA, 6.4a and s.4o. Prices II the
Johnson Opera EoUse-Mat., child
rem Csc; adults 25c; evening 25c ID
al. Prices II the St-aan-Ma1.
children 15c; adults 2ac; evening,
eDc to aE.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
PALE WEAK, NERVOUS
The Condition Of Marry Men, Women
and chifdsen.

To be wen and strong and n have
good healthy coior De sure % Irv
The real iron Eonic PepErou hv which
many men and women have been great
iy benefited. Peprlrun Is an excellent
combination of ron and manganese
with nux, celery, pepsin anu other
tonics and digesuyes. and is made with
special reference 70 the needs of pale.
weak. nervous sufferers u is born
medicine and food for The blood and
nerves. and Is sigaaIly effective IN the
rreH tment of anernia and neu-asthenlR.
My daughIer Is taking Pepriron for
nervousness. znr feeling better 5Rcaa
r. Gernond. Philmunt Y.
MADE by :. = Hood Co, Lowell. Mass
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

a. ne WHIST pa--y held Wednes-
Ia evening al Sam Jusephs hall
- the benefit Of the new High
-chool building fund. Edward Talbot
vas awarded first pre- and Miss
Mary Cumn lnEs second. The first
prize was NO tickets 10 me Aneri-
-ar Legion Ministries and me second
7r,sp WAS one ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Stiiman wiisor

The death Of SuGnan wilson oc-
CURED IN Revere. Mass. ON Oct. 6.
He was born II Freepurt. about so
years ago. He enlisted in Co. z, 29
Me. Int, Aug. l., IS6a and was dis
charged May 81. IsS5. He came %
This Horne from Boston. NOV. =.
-sos. ne was employed IN the hos
pitaI until reEsnriy when ne wer;
OUT on furlough.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

The State Board Of the Young Pep
pies Christian Unions Of the Criver-
saIist church met Thursday afternoon
and evening with Rev. NJ: G. Folsom.
The president. Among those present
were Rev. and Mrs. George Sonrn Of
Belfast. Henry Markiev Of Gardiner
Mis- Edith Newman of Augusta. Miss
Hazel smart Of Bangor. ". s. Spauld-
ing Of Pittsfeld. Rev STANLEY Man
ning Of Boston was also present as z
gLesT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

M1'. and Mrs. Aaron Norton re-
turned Thursday afternoon from
northern Maine. where they have
Deen il! LIE h4- woods Mr Norton
renorts small game plentiful, nut
failed tn secure any deer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Fred Emery. Edward Horne, MISS
Elhei Marstnn. Roscoe Weeks. How
ard Z. Andrews, Charles Jones. A.
3. Church. William T Quinn ana
Herbert Fish were among the Halle
vel peopiel attending Topsham far
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Hon. Ionn q. Woouey VIII speak a.
The baptist church this evening for
The Aal-5aloon League of Anerica
a O'Clock. Every body is weIcuync
To hear This f4nou speaker OF NJ
LLonal repu.e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

The ladies of the Randolph NJ z
church lleld their annual harvest din
ner and suppe- on Thursday. Those at
tending found the usual appeEsing z
v!ands to, which they did full justice
Cnfortunately the rainy DAY had some
what of a ensc. on the attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

One of Gardiner former pastors.
now located in other fields Is a firm
believer in advertising and has is
sued cards with church announce
Inents and scripture quotations.
Among the latrer is the following:
Bring all the Li1hes into the store
house" Nal. ID 16. Not pies" He
is evidently not a believer n church
suppers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Public Accountant Exam nation

The examine ION fur certificate as Ger
lIfied public accountant in Maine will
ae held Nov. 1914 n the council cham
Der. City hail, Portland. instead of on
ne previously announced dates Of Nov
9--. Ralph c. Brewster secretary Of
the Name Board Of Accnuutaacy. viii
furnish information and applications.
which must be fled with him not later
han Oct. II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

-l1-7rrao Walter Essancy, the
no-a~r7an who was injured Wednes-
t5- evening by me collision Of the
a.ac--ic ca- ne was driving. with
,-e.E.-. was reported Thursday even
n as resting as comfortably as
,1Llc De expected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Ar-s. Carl Douglass and BABY ac-
conoanled by Mrs. Douglass mother,
left Thursday fur Woodstock. where
they VIII make their home fnr the
winter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Mrs. Fann,e Sears. former Of All
burn. died Thuydar afternoon al me
nome Of her nephew c L LongteI-
lew aged aouuf :: vears Mrs. Sears.
VINO was lister of M~ Long elbow
mother. han made her home with ann
since the death Of her husband last
spring size had been in poor health
for a bout We weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Rev, Anne ] wynne. formerly
pastor Of the BAPTIST church hera
was visiting and calling On former
pa-shloners and friends in THIS city
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

I'm. "-harles c. Howard. former
.,. q 9..9t n -:1e ay.aI1on corps. L. s.
An. a. nress-: engaged IN the oil
-.s- n -eya. ard Oklahoma. is
-.e.-..r MS mother. Mrs. I. M. Eird,
= -..-s ~ street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

The regular meeting of the ladies'
AID Society OF the Highland avenu=
Me-hod st church will be held Friday
afternoon 1T the home of Mrs. Ada
Cauforth. Spring street. Important
business viii be considered
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

.r.eres-ed IN Ene organization OF
-..a 7aoserelt Memorial Association in
-.. e.-- are requested 10 meet At the
.-. hiding On Monday evening, oc--
q a. c.nCk AL a-e invited ir-e-
-,.-..'-= ~ aa-rv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Miss Gladys Er,Egs has accepted 4
pnsilcn as rsiepaeue exchange oper-
atar 81 the Kenaebec Jcurnal ONCE
II Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

The Young people Of the INV ersalist
church will hold a set-tngerher sociai
this evening az 80 az the vesr-y. Good
time. good music and d hearty welcome
for all
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

MARCH, United F0reWe: SCInson
Overture" \ Abucco," Verdi
Nalrzes-'El Captain" Sousa
Selection from "F'ra DiavoIo. AQber
Song. Virginia R0se Bud.
kavanauyh
Meoley'-'- Rage n Ireland,
Beyer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

sert Temple. Pythiaa Sisters. VIII
be held IN <. P. hall Friday evsn1ng
at 80 o'clock. All members are re-
quesred 10 be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

a special ear vii leave CRY hall
TOR HaIloweu and Gardiner after The
American Legion dance this even
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

George r ButwelI returned from
Boston Thursday, where he has
been a business VISITOR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Regular meeting Of Crescent Lodge
No. j, a. .. [ W. will be held TINS
Friday evening al 80 o. CLOCK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

The Ladies' AID Of the First Bap-
tlst Society have arranged for their
annual Christmas sale and supper to
be held on Saturday afternoon and
evening, Dec. 2nth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

-1e-e XII De a rehearsal Of the
-a-e-s. 4ag and banner bearers Of
-aa-s Esllef Corps Friday evening
LOCK. 4 good attendance Is
.rr.-rr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Hall owen people VIII De interest
ed 70 know that ne Halloweu Gran
ote Works have secured quite a biz
q Monumental and tomb work 70 Ae
done A. the plant al Granite Hill
Already men are a. work and II j.
ruInored that there may be some
-h-l1s dong I the hill" TINS winte,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
AUGUSTA LOCALS

A socIal dance for The members of
Capita grange aad their friends viii
be held Friday evening Il. Odd Fei-
lows hail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Qulre a number Cf -tle Young men
Of me town attend The game supper
and dance at North K-llIafieId On
THURSDAY evening making the trip
BY automobile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

MS NJtrLrAde ferguson OF Green
vile street. While visiting friends
n Lewiston. nad the misfortune N
some way . nave her dress come n
cansacf with an ELECTRIC heater. eaten
IRE ana cause frlghlfui burns. Be-
fore she could get help or exEnguisn
Lhe blaze her back from me neck %
ne small d the back was badly burn
I'd and also ner hands. Al presen. she
3 suffering both from 1 severe shock
and tbs burns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

George IngrahHGn Of Medf1r4
Mass, s visiting Ar and Mrs. Z. {.
Skillin a their home on Middle
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Rev. AMI Mrs Y T. Bragdon hava
ri Urn ed from Portland where they al
tended ths state conference OF Sundav
schools rms week.
Mrs. HeIen Perry IS passing the week
n Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

- An entertainment VIII be tenders
70 al children Of odd Fellows and
Eebekahs al 50 this evening Al
odd Fellows hall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

The sIH-yeAr-oid son IF Mrs. F1a~~v
u. FoCte was operated upon for
appendicitis Thursday a. his home
on Warren street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John .. KiIhura Of
Nahaat- Mass. who have been visit
ing Gardner friends, returned
Thursday Id their home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

MRS. harold z. Cook left Wecnes-
cay Tor VISIT with relatives IN
northern Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

eeorEe aarrlrnaa, who has beqn PASS
ing lew days in tins city, perurnen
Thursaay 10 Bcwduinhau.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

A. G Crosby Ind H L Atwood Of
Med@ord. Mass, were business vlsl-
tors N town Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
LOCAL NOTICE

lance Library hall every Friday
-.E--. Mc1aEhaa's Foot Tickling
az orchestra. octl ICIt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

AacnA-d J. Upton, game warden. Of
Augusta. was ah usiness visitor IN
Gardiner Thurscay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
LOCAL NOTICE

Ealowell Local Lodge \. Z. @. P.
No. ST.. viii meet al me home Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, 50 Second
street al 80 clock this evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Mrs Nathan Niles who mas been L
delegate To the BAPTIST convenuon -
Portland for the past TWO DAYS. re-
turned home Thursday evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Io-ruar Brown has entered the
.rn,ov 81 The kennebec Box Co.
2ac1olp m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Ms. ~elson Goodwin is IN Port
-r- lied by the illness Of a reia-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

= Davis Of Somerviile. Ne, is
,sss.ar a few Gays with Gardiner
-isrCs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Home Cooking Pastry shop opening
a. 1s9 Water street on or about Oct.
~ Everything Just like mother USED
to make oct16d2r~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

NJ a-a Mrs. Merle DockennnrH AZ
7,--s-or we're among the out-of-town
-,,.,---. n Gardiner Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Mrs. William A. Shepherd ana
ddEshTcr Mabel Of Lilchneld arz
visiting ~eiat.Ves IN HaIluwel!.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

A special car VIII leave City hall
for Halloweil and Gardiner after the
American Legion dance this even
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Cjtv Of Gardiner.

City Of Gardner.
Oct 1s 1918.
ne CRY will receive. until Nov. :. 1919.
1-onosals 4ur the purchase and removal
Z re Turner house, Pleasant SuresI
Building 10 De entirely removed bH Dec
-EAs. J. ERAGDoN. MAJOR.
49, riS+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
HHKHHHHHEUHHB

VIII load five ears of cider
apples at Richmond. Monday.
Oct. Goth. VIII pay highest
market price. spot cash at car.
If YOU have any to sell bring
them IN. NJ. Shapiro, Gardi-
ner. Telephone 80.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Inward Brann is building a house
sheldon street. Farmingdale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

MrH. Charles e. Eaie in visit,n,
friends in Portland.
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WINTER AIDING ''B0LS''

Honolulu, Oct. 25.- Nicolu Lenine has been captured by antiBolsheviki forces, according to wireless message picked up by the Tenyo Maru, a Japan csc vessel in the narbor here. No further details were given.
 Helsingfors, Oct. 25.-Fiuland will not officially pal tlcipale i'll the action against Petrograd. as the Socialists op- pose il. and the Awlaglans consider the expenses too great.
 London, Oct. 25.-Raliying under the command of War Minister Trotzky, the BolsheVlkl Savageiy attacked the NorthW estern Russian army aud par ried Gen. Y udenitch' $ drive for PetrU- grad. The Bolsheviki recaptured sev- eral towns, and are still continuing their advance.
 Copenhagen, Oct. 25.-It is reported here that anti Bulshevikl have cap Lured Trotzky's staff. TrotZky escaped by climbing into d railway car, and taking an automobile.
 London Oct. 21.-Combined Bolshe- wiki troops are making small advances in the region of Petrograd.
 London, Oct. 2S.-Winter conditions
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LAPS HANDLED ROUGH

London, Oct. 30,-AloScow dispatches report heavy fighting between Japan ese troops and Siberian peasants in the Amur and Tran>baikol districts, and that Japanese division Was almost an initiated before it could be reinforced by the Fifth division.
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are aiding the BoIsheviki forces to de fend Petrograd, and it is believed that they will be able to defend it indefn itelv
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-11-01
Thousands Join the List of the Idle

N Uirvje o. Oct The strike in Eastern Ohio
  Union the list of idle which labor ~ hat l5,OOO Wll be
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Federal Judge Anderson Issues an

indianapolis Oct 31-Judge Albert B. Anderson, U
 sc oor today issued injunction restraining Chteo Mine Workers from striking tonight The
 e unon ohaIs from starting c up me hatOn The requested by government The injunction reces the ohs Of the enforce the people from calamity and involves abors rights during Sroy the supply food and fuel Union officials "thdra" they orders to dlSburSe union funds benefits
 Washington, Oct. 31. By overwhelming today adopted the Senate hona administration others effort meet the present industrial emergency.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-11-01
Labor Leaders Express Their Ipdig,

ianapois lhe said AnGers
  issued problems n contr Sp1ingird Farripoon be the He said in
  of
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Mail Carrier Harry Slockman reached Fiat last evening afoot from Ophir carrying on his back small amount of local mail He did not con- meet with carriers from Ruby.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-11-01
SITUATION VERY ACUTE

London, Oct. 30. Another strong ap- peal has been addressed 10 the United States by he Italian foreign minister regarding the Fiume situation. The British and French governments are using their good offices to somewhat ease rather critical situation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-11-01

Washington Oct 3lOfc of
  agalns the the 9Ft the which the ht to involved It Hl!dn char srClirv
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-11-01

Wa,hngon, oct 3 strike order is Okns Webster Christian counties, Keuluckv of the Western Kentucky fields
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Secretary Lane Wants New Conference

Wa>hingon Oct 23 Franklin K Lane the nte Department letter President the recommended of the pubc group" delegates National Industrial Conference that uted immediately order the work with little possible Mr. lane his letter said that the
  form Council of National Defense civil people think they He that at it's birth because of questions being brought ldnOth handle
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Springfield Ill., Oct 2o Acting President Lewis, the United Mine Workers Union, left Indianapolis of the board the strike situation. Mr. ably reply Wilson's demand but emphasized that the board meeting called withdraw
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Railway EmpIoyes Would Disregard Legislation

Washington Oct 27 Iimohv Shea notice Congress night that he Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen of which he the acting president would strike legislation If it is enacted into law.
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JUDGE ISSUES INJUNCTION AGAINST GOAL MINERS

Washington Oct 2Presient Wilson issued today declaring the projected coal strike unlawful until found to be usthable and called officials recall
 the strike order The President said the will means found to protect the nations stated that he still ready tribunal Iestgate the and decision that the rank and file of the
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ds Have Coal Enough for 30 Days


Oct. 0Twelve entire mobized be in tonight, and be prepared to where outbreaks of o declared be today with American Legion
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in an effort to secure the assistance of former SCI of serious rioting