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Washington
81 The railroad dministrat ion con-
fir1ne.] the report that 600 600 "a Il roads
{ shopnlen, members OF the American
Federation Of Labor and the Uni-
ted States railroad administration
have substan tally completed an agree
ment covering wages and houHs and
condi lions OF work.
President Wilson returned from his
western tour suffering from serious,
\ though not alarming, break down and
unable 10 give attention to the great
est aggregat ton Of domestic and for
eignS aifIicu1 ties aiisA lneri lean executive
has cont in many a decade.
The relative value Of. King Albert Of.
\ the Belgians and Of the Prince Of
Wales ass public at tractio ions in Wash
ington is disclosed by the following adj
vertisement In a 5newspap For
Rent For week Of King Albert's Wis
1t. seond floor, furnished with BATH,
y $50 For week OF Prince Of Wales
visit, $3.50, #551
There is much anticipatory appre-
hension in washington that one result
OF the British railway strike will be g
coal famine III Europe. ,ss5
SSsisas s 81 ~ =
s3 Planning to close its hearings this
week. the house budget committee has g
called as Witnesses w lillian Howard
Taft, former president and Governors =:
Geodrichzof Indiana and Harrington q
Maryiantls ss3 y 80
President Wilson Cancelled the re-.
mainder OF his tour under orders from n
Admiral Cary n. Grayson, the presi-
dents Physician and will return 70
Washington direct from " fchita. Al s.
miral GraysOn gave illness and physi-s
cal exhaustion as the reason Tor his
action 81 Y
g. :
he issue III the. nationwide steel
strike was defined by Samuel Comp g
erss president Of the American Feder-s
alton 81. Labor, before the senate In t
vestig ation committee at Washing
as recognize of the right Of EN-.
plo6eyg l5as ITO be heard, to organize and and
to have some voice In determining con-
ditions under which they labor.
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Information that all the revolution
ary leaders in Mexico with the ex tcp
/ ton of Felix Diaz have accepted Fran RI M.
cisco Villa as their chief. and placed
at his disposal their men, munitions f'll'
and money, has reached Washingt q
Approximately 1000, 900 pounds OF
finished and unfinished steel will he
offered for sale by the war depart
ment at Washing ton through district
ordnance officers at Boston and Phil
adclphia between October 4 and
SIS =
w. z. Foster, secretary Of the ma IA.
tional commit tee for organizing the
steel workers, was .ttacked in the SEN
ate by Senator Pomerene OF Ohiossas
an .autocrat'". \ whom laboring men
shonl3 be warned against. 5.
ssl. Essssiiss
john Fitzpatrick, chairman OF the
steel work ers committee, told sen
ate !nvestiga eating committed AT Wash
! ingtons that an agreement by the steel
cofporatI ION to arbitrate would end the
strike ,n,me diately.
Senator Hiram Johnso will leave
Washingt on for California to-carry the
fight against the peace treaty 70 his
own people
This years crop Of cranberries, &C
,corlfng to the September forecast OF
q the department IF agricultu at
washing ton, will be about 637 600 y bar
rels, as against $50 600 barrels last
year.
e. Ell. Gary, chat rman of the board
Of the United States Steel corp oratio '1l
has accepted the invitation from Pres;
lent w ilson to pa tici pate in the In
dustrial conference at Washin tons.
washington IS advised that the Brit.
s 1sh government has decided to release
al once. great quantity of package
mail held up IN Engln mn lr;ns st 1fl
ss1..a /.
Domestic
Demands Of long shoren len of IS sy
# Fork for wage Of 81 an hour, an In
crense Of Is cents, 4 and a 4ssr hour week
were submit ted at fhe first session 81
the national al jjustment commission
of the United States shipping board
nma Gold Oman. gitators and socia