Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-19
SOUTH DAKOTA

lockouts n other labor troubles. was
presented TO the building trades depart
1nent OF the American Federation of La
Dor Thursday. The proposal has the In
dorsement of Samuel Gompcrs. 1t pro-
~!des for tho creation OF a national board
OF eight members for jurfsdictional
awards In the building industry. to be
comprised OF three nternationa officials
OF the building trades department n one
representative each for the American In
stitute OF Architects. the Engineering
council. the Associated General Contract.
= OF America. the National Association
o. Builders Exchanges and the National
Buhdtng Trades Employers Association.
The board Is to have power to investigate
AL p and to make awards in &C.
Mayor Ole Hanson. of Saattle, denied
the petition of the Mooney defense COM
mittee to hold q Mooney tag day."
saying: Tho affair is TO be handled by
the central labor council. which body. I
believe. Is absolutely under control Of tho
Teas.' !: w. w. and ~bolshevtsts. 1t 10
neither for q charitable nor patriotic pur-
pose. but IL. I Am informed. for the pur-
pose OF paying 1. w. w. organizers to &c
throughout the land Inc foment disorder.
With the object Of overthrowing the gov
eminent"
Tho Milwaukee Journal has been
awarded the Pulitzer medal, given by Co
Iolnoia University. for tho most disin-
s@fested and m%efitorious service rendered
~ any American newspaper" during the
pa6e year. Only once before have its
aonors judged any newspapers claims to
superiority sufficient to deserve It. The
Journal won It FOR its strong n cour.
eseous campaign for A~mericantsm in Q
constituency where foreign elements made
such'a policy hazardous from a business
point OF View"
Europe" says Frank W. vanderlip,
mas received such q shock a. cannot b
by those who have not seen II
- ctose range. Men all over the country
arc Idle. The disorders are . result Of
want, idleneass and revolution. and can
not be confined to any one locality. Do
not think that I am predicting . confia-
gra&ion In Europe. but I believe that con-
tinent u now balanced upon a knife edge
that the future alone can tell whether
there WIN b q confederation or not"
Merger Of eight independent packing
houses Into n organization. capitalized
q l66.o0o.0o o to operate in the United
States. Canada. and later in foreign coun-,
traes, IL announced. The identity of the
packing houses involved was not dis
closed. MI. Imbrie stating that Mr.. Haw-
ktnson would announce details Of the
merger next winter.
Residents Of Fairbanks. Alaska. living
on The north fork Of the Big Cinema river.
no1t nall plan to experiment In domesti-
eating the Wild Alaska caribou. Should
the experiment prove successfull. Alas
kans SEQ h possibilities of . great indus
try which win provide an abundance Of
nne fresh meat for the interior, Is we'll as
choice morsels for export.
When q Milwaukee family phoned to
tho employment service for q ~laundress.
. was asked the usual question: why
u the last leaving?' the surprised
representative Of the. agency was told:
'HM work was very satisfactory-she did
our hundry work for = years. and We
have peasioned her"
A hollow s-inch shell. fused to emit ON
striking . . Of smokelike density by
day. and luminous by night, and used to
transmit messages from division head
quarters to advanced or exposed positions,
- another war time secret which has now
bean made public.
That = letter, addressed to the mayor
OF Pittsburgh. was returned to the send
or marked unknown" by local postal
authorittes. was brought to light recently
when Mayor E. v. Babcock received .
France. after Il had been. delayed eight
months.
sA~,
In tAaee days Of strikes for seven and
sfx-houf dayn. the action Of workmen ct
the Klel docks In voting voluntarily TO
work eight rather b seven hours = 20
= that the papers cali attention to
X Ia special articles. says Q Kiel dis
patch.
Chicago business men have been "a.
vteed to open their doors and get their
SHARE OF the foreign trade. by saburo
KufuSu, japanese consul 1.-The usual
pan IN my country . to send al Japa-
neee reeds direct TO New Yoek," Kurusu
Apandonnent Of e6oets Of In National
AaoocaAkSou Opposed ia Woman Suffrage
- uovont adoption Of the suffrage
waAswoeth. 3r.. president Of the assocaa-
tor,
Tho city council OF Japasvtle, Wa,
rnsnizssasiy rsfu.sd The Fstgesat,osn .cs
ige1o sleteuress Although thsy wses permit.
~ H. Ne Of Il TO hear only local,
ap0kesR.
Congssee = being flooded With peo-0ee-
man ptopAAndA. Il comes N the forms
~ aoon1adon that the president he's a.
coavoa TIE Germans, and In protests
against ~ peace terms Mort oS L
2cemso from chicago.
ulTooe telephone service between Key
49, and Havana win b. Q raa1ity 81
Deeeanb0. TIE suomAx4ne teAophoeaca-
Wh5eAt 49, Planned be1pfo tho war. viii
- ~ within th6 mex tsw months.
y movis man % Norvalk. oAso. kan.
~ stheA4sr art sfoe han Q minute e thS
CO. % eveEy un01lAlly oenttSnentol play
g ny. ~ etfie-And-othess-A chancs o
hfneh ~ staAzs aWay. III
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