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Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
COAL SITUATION
 IN US. SERIOUS
Mine Workers Appeal to Hines in Effort to Assure
 Men Employment

WASHINGTON, April "A serious situation in the coal mining industry was described today to Director Gen eral Hines by Frank J. Hayes and oth- CT officials of the United Mine Work CTS. Many of the mines, particularly in Ohio, were said to have shut down because of lack of orders, while others have reduced their operating forces greatly or are working only part time As the railroads consume one-third of the fuel produced, the director general was asked to see that orders were dis tributed as equitably as possible to keep as many men employed as pos sible and prevent actual suffering.
 MT. Hines informed the union lead CTS that the individual roads did their own buying but assured them it was the policy of the administration to pre- vent punching of orders which would cause economic disturbance.
 Investigation was promised of in- stances in which roads were said to have concentrated their orders in one district to the detriment of others.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
PRESIDENT DANGEROUSLY JILL
German Food Situation Is
 Still Serious

PARIS, April 4.-By the Associated Press. The food conditions in Germany were by no means solved by the signing of the food agreement. Tonnage is un- available to move the re- quired supplies, and the available grain stocks are so short that it probably will be impossible to furnish the full amount specified in the agreement for some time. Herbert Hoover, director general of the inter-allied relief organization estimates het can furnish Germany l60,000 tons of grain dur ing the month of April. However, Germany esti- inmates that the German grain and potato stocks will be exhausted before June l are correct.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
ONE DEAD 3 HURT IN
 RACE TRACK CRASH

BALTIMORE, April 4.-Frankie Robinson. Americas premier jockey, is dead at the University hospital hre. Johnny McTaggart has two frac- tured ribs and Mooney and Sneidman are suffering from bruises and a se- were shaking up as the result of a spill in the sixth race today at Bowie. Robinson, under contract to Harry Whitney, the New York millionaire. an dthe highest salaried rider in the United States, had gaping hole torn in his skull
 The accident occurred when a field of eight horses dashed to the first turn in a race of a mile and twenty yards for 4-year-olds and a mix-up followed at the sharp turn.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
JAPANESE SEARCH
 AMERICAN SCHOOLS
Crowds of Boys and Girls in Korea Beaten for Singing
 Song of Liberty

LOS ANGELES, April 4.-Japanese soldiers entered and searched schools conducted by Americans in Pyengy. ang, Korea, according to letter from an American school teacher in that city to a relative, Samuel Anderson, executive secretary of the American relief campaign in Northern Califor- mia and Nevada, which was made pub lie by Anderson today
 Writing of the reported disturbances in Pyengyang on March 1, the teacher said:
 My heart is breaking tonight at what I have seen today; helpless, un- armed people kicked, beaten, bayon. cited and dragged off to jail without even resisting. Crowds of school boys and girls who had only sung The Song of Liberty" were knocked down and kicked.
 The Koreans are unarmed. think it strange that they offer no resist. ance, but l have heard that the Ko- reans are doing a lot of praying, which accounts for the fact.
 T am sure the Japanese govern ment Cat Tokio) does not realize how brutal the soldiers here are or it nev. CT would permit it. The Japanese have been very kind to us foreigners and we appreciate 1t
 They searched our school buildings today, but they know that Americans are neutral and intend to do the right thing. They found nothing in ouI rooms, of course.
 Lots of arrest have been made but the Koreans seem as determined as ever to keep yelling for freedom and to remain passive when attack cd"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
NEGRO PRIZE FIGHTER
 IS HELD AS MURDERER

LOS ANGELES, April 4.-Jim Cam eron, negro heavyweight pugilist, sought for hours by three automobile loads of police today after E. D. Bly, also colored, was shot and killed at Vernon, suburb. finally gave himself up to traffic officer in the business district of Los Angeles.
 The police said Cameron admitted having killed Bly. but asserted it was done in self defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
 DRIVEN BACK
 BY ALLIES
Five Attacks Repulsed by the British and American
 Forces East of the Ozera
Losses of Russian Armies in Futile Assaults Are Heavy;
 Allied Casualties Are Few

LONDON, April 4-The bolsheviki in attacks east of Bolshoia ozera were defeated by the allied forces four tires on March 31 and once on April l, according to an official statement issued today on operations in north Russia.
 The losses of the enemy were con siderable, while the allied casualties were slight, the statement adds.
 The text of the communication fol- lows:
 "On March 91 the bolsheviki four times attacked in strength our posi- tions east of Bolshoia Ozera and again on April 1 when they also attacked along the railway. All the attacks were defeated.
 Our troops showed great gallantry and steadiness. Our losses were slight. but the enemy losses were con siderable. A regimental commissary who was taken prisoner said that the attacks were meant to be decisive. It is expected that the attacks will con unue while the snow lasts, but there are signs of thaw."
 LONDON, April 4-News has reach ed London that detachment of Ad- miral Kolchak's Siberian forces has succeeded in getting in touch with a detachment of allied forces in the neighborhood of Archangel. The posi- tions of the latter is dangerous but the allied troops command the Murman railway and, consequently, the west ern ports on the White sea, and it is believed there should be no difficulty in getting endorsements there by May. The recent reverses to the bol- shevih are held to have improved the allied prospects of holding out
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05

PARIS, April liking Albert of Belgium, who met with the council of four at it's forenoon session. sent to President Wilson. who is i'll, an off cial expression of regret at his indis- position. When the king talked with the president yesterday, the president appeared to be we'll The president himself did not appear to feel a warn ing of the approaching illness. It was during the latter part of his meeting with Premiers Clemenceau and Lloyd George that his illness developed. The presidents voice began to grow husky enough to cause comment from the premiers before the adjournment of the conference.
 After o'clock the presidents con- dition became such that he could scarcely talk. Dr. Grayson saw him soon after the conference adjourned and ordered him to bed.
 Members of the presidents house hold, his friends and newspaper cor. respondents were advised of his con- dition yesterday, but in the hope that a nights rest would bring definite im-
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
POLICY IF BOARD ON
 PRICES n
 EPROBED
Steel Rates May ReconsideredI
 Following Controversy
 Chairman Peek Announces
Proposed Meetings in Effort
 Reach Agreement Delayed by Absence of Hines Agent

WASHINGTON, April 4-Revised steel prices arranged by the industrial board of the department of commerce in conference with the producers will be reconsidered if the board is shown good and sufficient reason for doing so."
 Chairman George M. Peek today is- sued the following statement concern ing the latest development in the con troversy arising from the refusal of the railroad administration to accept the prices on the ground that they were too high.
 T have never said nor intimated that the industrial board would 'stanc pat on the prices formulated with the steel industry, no matter what objec- tions were brought by other depart ments.' Shown good and sufficient reasons for doing so the board will reconsider. With wisdom it could pur- sue no other course"
 Conferences Delayed
 Conferences which were to have started today between the board and representatives of Director General Hines were delayed because of ab- sence from Washington of one of the railroad administrations representa- tives, but it is considered certain that discussions will begin next week in an effort to reach an agreement.
 The entire policy of the board also is to undergo investigation, the prin- cipal question being whether prices shall continue to be announced as a basis for public purchases or only as the basis on which the government will do its buying. A number of of bordering on illegal price fixing"
 Acceptance of the uniform prices was put squarely up to the navy de- pertinent today when bids were ope=. ed for 10000 tons of structural steel. In compliance with the law, competi- tive bids. were asked, but when they were opened, all were found to be based on the prices announced by the industrial board. Department officials declared the principle of uniform prices had neither been accepted or rejected.
 Few Contracts Let
 The shipping board reiterated its ac- ceptance of the new steel prices as a basis for future contracts, but it was pointed out that yards have bought steel for many months ahead and that few new contracts were being let. Opinion was expressed, however, that the new and. lower prices would stimu- late shipbuilding.
 Statements attributed to members of the Southern Pine assoliation, that they had declined a proposal of the industrial board to enter into a price agreement were answered by Chair man Peek,,who said representatives oi industry "haYe never been invited to enter into a price agreement, but have been invited to cooperate with the in dustrial board in an effort to stabilize prices by getting, industry voluntarily to make prices as low as present cost and labor conditions will justify"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
llO,OOO MINERS IN GERMANY STRIKE
Situation in Ruhr Growing Worse Steadily. With
 More Cutting Jobs

ESSEN, Thurday, April 3.-(By the Assdciated PresS)-DesnEte reports, the strike situation in the Ruhr dis trict, has grown distinctly worse in the past A hours, until about half the entire mine personnel is out. The number of men out has increased from 5S,00O to 10000. A few mines still are operating in the Bochum dis trict.
 COLOGNE, April 4.-Via London. ] The general strike ordered by the Spartacans in the adjacent German districts has not been complete sue cess, notably among. the miners. Some of the mines in the Dortmund district are still working At Bottrop the di- vision of mines shut down and those still operating is an equal one, while in the Essen district the men in one mine are working and in the two oth- CTS are striking.
 The anniversary of Bismarck's birth, April l, was celebrated at many places, but at Duisburg the social democrats and the communists refus. ed to allow the speaker to deliver his address. Because of tn edisorder that ensued the police cleared the hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
5O BILLION
 INDEMNITY
 FROM HUNS
King Albert Tells Delegates Peace Must Be Signed at Once to Save His Nation
Ten Billion Francs Must Be
 Paid Belgium by Germany Immediately, Is Decision

PARIS, April 4-The opinion was expressed tonight by responsible Bri- tish authorities that the peace treaty would be ready for signing by We'd nesday next.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05

PARIS, April 4-The opinion was expressed tonight by responsible Bri. tish authorities that the peace treaty would be ready for signing by Wed nesday next.
 LONDON, April 4-CBritish Wire less Service. .)-The Paris correspond ent of the Daily Telegraph wires that he is able to state on the highest au- thority that by Sunday a complete agreement will have been reached by the council of four.
 PARIS, April 4-(By the Associated Press .)-Pensions to disabled soldiers and for widows and orphans will be in- cluded in the bill to Germany for re- parations. The peace conference lead CTS have decided that such relief to individuals for losses and suffering during the war will be a proper charge under the armistice provisions.
 The reparation of losses to the civil ian population will constitute a very considerable proportion of the $50, O,OOO,- 100000, the amount of the reparation bill as now approximately estimated. In the case of Great Britain, the pen sion bill will probably constitute the largest item of the total claim. It is understood that the United States will not lodge any claim under this head, Americans being covered by the Amer ican soldiers insurance system.
 PARIS, April 4.-(By the Associated Press. .)-Belgium' case has been laid before the peace conference by the most distinguished advocate Belgium could have chosen King Albert has been in Paris for the past three days and in numerous conferences with the representatives of the great powers he has outlined the needs of his country and to the different steps that must be taken immediately if Belgium is to be restored.
 King Albert has had long confer ences with President Wilson, Colonel House, Premier Clemenceau and David Lloyd George. These conver- SdllOhS leu up lO HIS dppodIdHCS DS- fore the council of four today.
 A member of the Belgian peace dele gation told the Associated Press today that shorn of all it's diplomatic nice ties, what King Albert told the council might be summarized thus:
 Act Now, is Fiat
 The time of promises has passed. If Belgium is to live the council must act. The Associated Press is able to state that three questions of vital i'm Belgium, portance to the re-establish- ment of Belgium, financially, econom- ically and politically, were discussed The first question was the immediate advance to Belgium of about ten bill lion francs, the second, the exporta- tion to Belgium from England and the United States of raw materials and the third the cession to Belgium of the left bank of the L'Eseaut river and the Lemberg peninsula.
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05

LONDON, April 4-(British Wire less Service )-The Paris correspond ent of the Daily Telegraph wires that he is able to state on the highest au- thority that by Sunday a complete agreement will have been reached by the council of four.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
BESSAROLIA STILL
 HELD, SAYS RUMANIA

VIENNA, Thursday April B. (French wireless service, ,)-Reports in circulation in Vienna that the Ru- manians had evacuated Bessarolia, are denied by the Rumanian minister here. He also declares fsrse reports of th eresignation of the Bratiano cab. inet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
BREAKDOWN IN HEALTH
 IS SUDDEN
Attack Follows Cold, Devel- oping While Presidents and Premiers Were in Council
Illness at First Thought Not Serious. but. in Short Time He Was Unable to Talk

PARIS. April 4.-tBy the Associated Press)-Reassuring news. from Presi. dent Wilson's bedside was sent to the peace delegates late this evening. The news indicated that the presi- dents condition was such as to make it advisable that he remain in his home at least for several days.
 Study of the case has caused Rear Admiral Grayson, the presidents phy- sician, to reach the conclusion that the president is not suffering from influenza but that the severity of the case is such that the patient will re- quire careful watching.
 With Colonel House in the place of President Wilson the premiers met this afternoon at the war office. but agreed to meet tomorrow at the presi- dents house for the purpose of con sulting him, if his condition has suf- ficiently improved. should a question arise to make it necessary.
 The illness of President Wilson has caused numerous wild rumors to DC circulated in the city, and not even the delegates themselves are immune. Colonel House had heard that the president was really down with case of influenza. but Rear-Admiral Gray son personally assured both him and the premiers that Mir. Wilson did not have the disease. He warned them, however, that the utmost care must be exercised to prevent it from getting worse.
 Informally the proceedings of the council were related to the president King Albert of Belgium, who present. ed his country's case to the council today, made an excellent impression, but is understood to have been given no promises. The Czecho-Slovak ques- ton was again discussed today. as was separations.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
WEATHER

Sat. partly cloudy and colder, possibly local showers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
AIRPLANES EQUIPPED
 WITH PHONE SYSTEM

LONDON, April 4.-London to Paris planes used by peace delegates are now equipped with telephones-wire- less to be sure. They have a talking radius of 15 miles and enables pilots to receive weather reports and in- structions as to landing.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-05
$25O,OOO GIVEN UP TO
 TAKE ENGLISH JOB

LONDON, April 4.-S. P. Sinha, ma tive of India. who has accepted a po- sition as under-secretary for India at a salery of $7,5OO year, had law practice of something like s25O.OOO a year before he entered government service,
Washington Journal., 1919-02-07

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Washington Journal., 1919-02-07
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Washington Journal., 1919-02-07
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Washington Journal., 1919-02-07

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