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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
FRIDAYS DEVELOPMENTS
IN GREAT STEEL STRIKE

1-De6nu0n OF the strike issue the right Of employees
De heard TO Organize and have deter
mining conditions Udsr which they labor. made by Sar1e
Gorpers before the Senate Labor Washington
Calling Of meeting of the strikers national
Pittsburgh today to make final arrangements for The
strike Of 359oo employees Of the Bethlehem Steel Company
SET for Monday.
S-AlnoUncsnent that John D. Rockefeller Jr- prnci-
Of TIE Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. VII take
part the strike Of 5000 workers the Pueblo plant
claim by union leaders that the workers N the
Youngstown district meeting hed the CUES
Of returning work had decided against such
5Condsnnation Of foreign agta1ors and cornnenda-
Of Sheriff William Haddock Of Allegheny county by
jury Pittsburgh. which returned Of
~death from gunshot wounds inflicted by persons unknown
attack beng made the deputy sher1fs
during IN the Of organizer and
whom the steel workers Claimed had murdered Al
West Natrena- Pa
s-Apparsnt deadlock marked by lack Of violence pre-
valing IN tie chief steel centers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

nflpe mas sEEpended ali ieHve Of
absence ana further demoea llzarlsn
af the military forces and the feed
minister has revived virtually AZ tns
war measures Regarding the RATION
ing of 3oo6.
The decision Of the National Cniun
IF Railway Men 10 strike came II
the final conference TINS morning be
tween The unlun lenders and uile cai,-
met winch had resCiraa IN a dead
lock The only Official prunouacemenr
SINCE then has been brief Statement
tca1 The Negotiations had failed anG
tf1af the strike would take place.
j Il Thomas, On betsRff Of 1iae -al{.
WAY men isBaed sflurt sratsmem ex-
press ne deep regret over the Gu4aums
ana tisc.a-InE thai disorders and me de
sr-'scr1un at property wgEzid not he ruun.
tenHncsd by the Eniun
Late 1oray the caainer met "a cun-
slider The strike and Z rs significant ~
me gravity Of the situation On rhz.
Field Marshal HRig and Genera Flag
ing, Military cumznander CT me Lonsiss,
district were Summoned rnr a s-suszf
rzrim
Minister d Labur Horne tun5gh1 aaiI
rffH- the E1Itnde Of the men Iez- ns
hope E1aZ they would ne moved su an
further discussion. Il is unders1oo,
-na1 Premier L-iDvd-Easnr-s offered :,
continue me negotiations win IN,
unlun men m q nRsis landing rrwa-,
compromises but TsIa1 the men 1R1sy -
fused 10 CONSIDER this
AS 1a- as cpuld ne learned tunlgn-
rum cDnHE-sar3uns with railway work.
e-s. they are fully determined To. ubey
The strike order Z al the worker.
should 20 out. Il is estimated mat nurs
Can Gb.ge men VIII ne affected an.
that rhe entire railway Transport o.
-te cpun-v viii ne ried III.
! & Thomas. genera ser-erz-v q!
the N4-lnnRl Jniun of Railway Men
turigut sen1 Ell emHi1zclr dispatch =
the I-iEh hrancn OF ing uniun ursis-iu=
the mCn no1 70 cease work until rE--he-
not c.
A LATE tiiEna1cf -sceIrad from Dublin
Savs STRIKE fnuiEar WIS NOT mefiI1az-
en- md tnH. the men were likely II
work 1hrsrEh SKlrrHy
The government zunUunceE thar N
c-7s- n assure 1nnd supplies during me
strike n nHv he necessary en-1rAfv rr
suspend the -anspurta1iun ~ cnE,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

Attached to Officers In
Pittsburgh Killings
On Aug. Is Wne- Wnsran 0-vzrszsr
anG Striker We're Sssrt During
Riot Of Srrikinn MINERS AT West
Nstrona-Co-one-'s Jury Says fne
SaerTfFs 0niy Dsc Duty

Pittsburgh Sept es--Tha@ Lney
came 70 Lhei- death from E1nshDt
wounds inflicted ny persons unknown
te the Ju-v wfIile ar attack was be-
ING made OF deputy snerIfs during
d nor was Inc vsrCIct Of a coroner s
jury here Today following an inquest
Inzp me death OF Mrs. Fannie Sellens.
an ergan1zer for the United Nine
" orBars and Joseph SC-azslecki,
SAID u nave been striker- VINO were
kz1ied A2gEsr eS, when deputy sner-
ITS FREQ a. q CROWD Of striking miners
a. me mine OF the Allegheny Goa and
Coke Company al West NE-unE-
We depiure and c-1Lcise the tnr-
eiEn aGl1atnrs VINO InsLtl anarchy
and Baisnev1sulc doctrines INTO the
minds OF the un-Amerlcan uneCaca--
ed aliens" continued the verdict
The J1rv also commended Sheriff
William Paddock OF Allegheny eour-
II 10r his prompt and successful
persons IT thai vicinity"
Coroner Jamiesu, II ms charge ID
the jury said: From The testimony
introduced here II is a certainty that
a RIOT existed There were nc m
nocsnI isys-andsr-s. therefore and ev-
ervone N rna- crowd was guilty. OF
noting. The deputy siaerIEs GIG rnsI-
dury when they fired"
The killing af Mrs Selisns mas al
Eacua1 nalun- wide attention. be
cause unlon officials have charged
17a- she mao been murdered" by
mine guards.
The testimony Of the many vii
nesses brought before the jury g. 10
days hearing was conflicting The
striking miners and -ner sympR-hlz-
eIs tend that the deputy si1eri1s snnt
without prewocalon and took aG-
vantage Of their POSITION L bully the
strikers" They sand they wsrs all
acting as peaceful ci-lzens when they
were assa nsteG uv the officers. The
testimony Of the deputy sfle-TfEs. how
ever. was IGsr the opposite. They
said miners attacked them with
thai they 6ld not FIRE until one Of
the mob fred on them
Al of The deputies SAID that they
feared Their lives we're IN danger
when they drew their weapons
Meme Of me deputies On crass-exam-
ina1lun. hewege- would admir- that the
shots fred ny them were respunsinix
fur the death of Mrs. seIIens and the
other s'lc-lm.
Ms Cleila WasrnEkv NJ West VA
tTuna testified that wt1ile Mrs. Seilens
Was asking me miners TO ne psncefu
q mine superintendent rushed up with
7wa afficerE.
With a curse he struck Mn. Saiseras
w4ffs n riuh and cuu1mznrisd me NM
GERS IN sh ct her. said 1z1A mAs1nskR-
ecunesuusd On Ps1s %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
WORLD SERIES
SCORES TO ALL
PARTS OF GLOBE

View York Sept es-The inning
scores 0f the Worlds Series Ra=--
bal games viii be flashed To N
parts IF the world tor the benss- AZ
American soldiers and sailors ap-ups
The Na1oEaI War work. Council ~
the Young Mems Christian, -Associ.-.
ton announced here rs1n4gne-
By arrangement with the navy de-
parrment the results vii be sert nv
wireless rum washington II rbe
Cnz1eG States Naval headrus-rs-s a
London where they VIII be refaved
70 The Y. NJ g a NUS IN Germany
France England and Scotland. ana
10 vessels N the Mediterranean So
Other points 10 WHICH the ss.nres
VIII he transmitted are Siberia. the
PANAMA Canal Zone. the West In
dies. tine Philippines. Guam. Hawal
anc China In the United States ra-
Z M {. A VIII post the results. piaT
by play a. the various caznDs and n
The nuts located n the ia--er cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
ALENOT mild"
Maine Senator Out for
Strong Reservations
aez.ns pcsisscn ~ Senate ArrTess
r-,eas During Debate an Treaty
7oueres or Eigi-t of wfrscrs~as-
A-elcie Ter snr Monroe Doctrine

washington. \. Z. sept. ca
special q journal. }--ha1 Jn4lac
States Sena1ur Frederick Hale viii
mot aluw nlnsHlt 70 Be ciassed as a
mild -es+ay-va -lerzsr' WIS evidenced
ms afternoon when II the general
denar4 CT 1he peace treaty on me
floor If tie senate 2e piaced him
SET IN racor1 II favor Of clear
Strong -eserralons which cannot fail
10 pru7e.r me Tinted States. sen
a.nr HaJe was the lasT speaker H
the close 81 Iung Gay or debate
and Il was ) - when ne was reeog-
uIzed by the presiding officer Mel
-opnIlIan newspapers TINS morning
head nracke1ed Senator Hale as "a
milo -E.servg -luuasr" and In 4 speech
which was snort anG Id the POM
Senator said
q notice --a- several Of the morn
Ing papers have included me N
group If Repunilcan senators KNOWN
;3s Mic reservaEpT-Ests. just wili- Is
meant bv the term mid ressrva-
CIonlsf'' ! nave Vet 70 IND 0uC- =
i is ANYTHING mid IT regard IN ne
protection Of american rights Lnsy
can cuun- ne OH There are q few
senator's. mostly Gn TINS slct Of The
chamber. nlsh minded patriotic men.
who are openly N favor Of defeating
the ratification Of the peacs treaty.
Especially are they agansI having
the rred States became q member
of the League Of Nations. From the
lue Of ths publication Of The first
dr8+1 Of -he league covenant they
have been steadily proclaiming the
Inluulries Of rt1e covenant anG II NV
opinion their oblecCors 70 Il are II
the MAN well founded.
In fact Mr.. President there Is
NOT Al objection raised by them that
would not have been rakHn care of
II the treaty had We mad arvune al
the peace conference 20 lock a1zRr
tf1e interests Of the American people-
These objections ara centered prln-
cipaIiy upon the four fniipwine Gues-
uons:
''Firsf-The right IT me TnTrad
States ID withdraw tram the Ieag1s-
''Secund-ArLicie ten.
''Th1-d-The rIEt7t of the United
States To SETTLE ali dRYnestlc questions
"fF3ourrh-The Monroe doctrine.
''Gn account OF the provisions N
the League Covenant II regard -
THESE fau- matters these few senators
have been and ara against having the
Timed States enter the League #
Nations Others Of Us recognizing
these objections and their evident
merit nave believed that the obJec-
tluns could be oisviared and the rights
of the JuI1es States pru1ecGed wz<il-
ou- leaving rhe EnIEed States aE1 VI
tl1e League by the Inssrtlun uf reser-
fHtions Applying fe the Tinted States
tccutInuer On Pays -cog. o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
Pattangan Named
Chairman State
Democratic Com.

Ex-A-tnrney General TiEliam Enh-
'nsnn PattanEaH ~ Augusta was
eiecZad chairman o. the Democratic
ne Augusta House last night Nj
f'a-.s1gaH succeeds Leon 0. Tsb-
hat-E af WaservIlle as member NJ the
state committee fr1m kannenec
'pun--- NJ TaDbe-s -esigr.nE ID
,=.sune the collector of nrerrRl rev
enus tDr the District of Maine
Although NJ PasrznEan has 1ur
mar wars been identified VILE ne
-sernuc-a-ic party in Maine vsT -nas
Il Iils first time that he has been Sc
scisa as the head Of the orEauiza-
AnE. although IN the campaign Of
-s-h ne occupied the position 0f
AmpaEEc manager.
Members nf the state COMMITTEES
We're present at the meeting last
night as 1nligws AnliruscoEg1n.
-nu,s ] Brann. lewiston Cumber-
-anc. Jann 4 Doeley. Portland.
rankin, Frel l. jackson. jay:
hancock. John L Stafford. Ear Ear
nnr ksnnebec- WIu.am Robinson
a1angaA, Augusta; Knox Tyler n.
-onnhs. Tinalhaven. Lincoln. James
Z Perkins. Bpgtnhay Harbnr. Pan
"nse1t- LnEh =. Gallagher Of Ran-
snr proxy tor GenrEe E Thompson
% Bangor: Pisczraquiz. Lenn G. c.
arn"n. Milo Sagadahoc. John Z.
ge-zid Ba1h: Sumerset- WniRm
d. Bradbury. Farfieid- waldo. Pet
Harmon. Thurndzke: Washing
m Edward Chase. Barring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
CANADA WANTS
WERNER HORNE
ON OLDCHARGE

Jersey Cry, v J. sept eS-Werne,
Hurn. who aynam1ted the in1eTnn.
riGnal bridge al TanceboEn. MAznh'
early in Ta1a. and has sm-ssd >
vea-s IN federal prisun NJ A1ian--.-
Ca. arrived hsr~ under guard fr'Urn
Fnrr c,xietanrps tDaay and Was or
de--s hrsd rrr sxtrzdition 70 Canada
10 answsr charge Of blowing Up a
c.nadsan Pacific bridge an February
: Iaz6 AT McAaam. View Brunswick.
Enfted Srases CaznnaisEinner Iarnss
n Carpenter dr.. nrdered Earn heia
under the fzrms afa TREATY herwesn
tsnis cuunfry and Errzx Britain
In 1s1s Hnrm was rumrirfea In nos
TN of Illegally trznspurT4ng dpna-
mite trum the Ensfed ska1es into
another cgnntrv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
TOHeHT STRIKE
British Rail Workers
Scheduled Today
. uss Every FsesgI+y
AZ ies Cosnnand-Te lse A-nes
Fsress r Mscezksry-F1nd MINIS
Try Annnunees Restrictions ~ Fgna
azesun - Meat Emergency

Lundur. Sept 2b-By The Assoc
clR1sc Pr'esss-The government To-
aagn- was ma-stla11ng al The sacii-
--isH II IL disposal wI-h the gUUwee
nnsr1lnn If fighting rc q ni--sr Euish
a cour--y-wlfie strike Of railway men
y nIcf was due IN begin al mIcn1ErL
as a result af the refusal Of Ens Nj
LIBna1 Union Of Railway Men 10 az
cepr the government proposals re-
Ea-dlug the fixing Of a permanent
rate IF wages as a basis for eurrhE,'
negD1la tIonE.
From an authoritative source z
WIS learned ttnlgnr that the govern
meE1 1neuas 70 Use rs every re-
soE-cE. even 10 the eupies meut u
armed .urces z necessary, 70 cun-
bat what was crH-acrer1zRG as =
'he1nouE nfsnse" and STRIKE
against the life NJ the community"
Already preparations have been
made 10 continue the rranssI,.a,,I u
Necessities by mDrnr cR-s; 1ns Wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
Squirt ON TREATY
Senate Talks On Pact
Nearly Six Hours
Hgr Fails u Heacf1 Fail Arnerar,er+
-s.na-nrs williams ane Ius.nsun
~ Tia Over lar=sr's corninr T-i-
- P.Hssse Coast-caisF1-eia Soma
rnr Pleads fur Amendment

asn4ag10n. sept as-The German
peace treaty GOT nearly s,x hours of
speeding Up N the Senate rnaav.
bur without reaching the Fan amend
nen1s. winch haG been made the
special order Of business by str,rr
party vare CARRIER u the week.
Chairman Lodge Of the tnrssgn re-
7uns cummruse calico I'D -he pacr
two hours ahead Of me regular
schedule and from rnaI time until
ADJOURNMENT Il was discussed ctIrrIn-
aoosiy with big crowd looking On
Irum the galleries and AFRAID ID cnea,
necaUse OF am1nDus war-u1aEs f--urn
guards with orders ID sJecr those
vino mace a mise wIfr hands or T4.e7
JUST before the discussion s+aI.,4st3
With an adareHE % Senator C,,Tr,,-,. ms.
r4ePuolean, of Iowa, sflack,nr 77a4a
ieague of nations covenant EsDus1l3-
cans anG Democrats alike had nas--d
reports Inat the President was On
MS way home from his was7H-,
speaking trip, would be advised
&~4sGs ~ SDII1e Amfr5ts-
cralc leaders that there Was ne
nepe Of ra11fylng the tTseaFux wit NOM
rsste''ratlonE- There was no reference
however, N the long deta.e. 70 ne
freslusn1 cancellation of the ,-psf
al MS speaking prag-au.
Amer coilogHy between Sers4g-
HITCHCOCK and Senator L.edre ran
corning method If procedure rn.atlr-
10 the FAN amendments. WINCH
would exempt the < United Sra1ss ~--r,,,,
IN fTraIEn curu-nis-
hf"ns c.'eafsc under the treaty., read
ing af that part Of the prlusad tax-
taxing II the last Of the :. amend
nenfs was ordered. Eur the rpa6i-r
was never started Senator H5-rf1-
COCK nae commended thai the ar-aa-
menT was 1e vote ON the arnerS-,,T,,--s
locay' bur calling tor Inc -eca-a
SfnazoF Lodge and others shpwats
lnaI only consideration was tn ,er5r
loGays and N order "a f,aus time =
Was 1nrrner aEreea 10 uer through
WIEN me reading befure opening me
debate
sena1nr Williams, Demec-a- s%
M assaHazppi. coming late MIN m.
efanoer. asked permissiun 70 mr.
MIC the record certain docunsr-s
senr 70 hlm from CALIFORNIA rn,,
cefnng Senator Jonuson,s s-.-
FSonf'nnsr on Page -Cniu~nr g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
PLAN PLANE TRIP
FROM SAN DIEGO
TO PHILIPPINES

Washington Sept .s-Fians now
under consideration III the Navy De-
pa--nenT cal for a seHpIane filgn.
1-nrn San Diego. Cad. 20 the Philip
pine IsiRnGs some time this wln-ar
or N the early spring. Srups VIII be
made al Hawali. Wake Island and
Guam
The total GiEranee to ne covered u,
the fight win ne more than 1888
miles w twice the distance covered
by me SC4 n flying across the A.
lanzlc The longest leg. frum San
Daagn 70 Eawaii. viii be more than
ssBf miles
Z Is probable that ssapianes IF
the NJ type VIII be used Ior the
fight unless SEINE new mode should
be Developed before the venture Is
undertaken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
ALL But S10,m
OF STOLEN S7L.@
FOUND IN QUEBEC

Quebec. sept 2s-Au hut $40 $50 ef
me S7-ab0 in silver and czzrrenry
sfolen by armed bandits frum man
en- af the Ocean L1ms.ed Express
fRs1 week has been Recovered. The po-
lice announced today The muner
WIS found n Qnebec City bu1 the pr
slce refused TO discuss the recDvery
II detail The theft was made BY
Eve armed bandits vino hrnke open
me door IF the mail car while the
train was On motion. bound and
SaEged tie FIVE mail eua-'ks and drop
Pee rrum the train as IL slowed anwn
VI azae climbing a grade near Ear
aka
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
BACK TO JOBS
Is Hope Of Boston's
Striking Police
CcunseFs Srz-ene-t u the puniIe
Saea.es or "Sereer Wages. Der.er
-nurs" +r- Men WIN Aasnrursa
|usrs Or Dsrg-Satvy Nu-ss sur
Mayur Sstsrs

Sosfun, Sept. 5--The striking mice
men through 1neIr cnUnHei tnuHy md
Gated nat ney were Still locking fur
wa-1 To rsIns-a1Hussnc under improved
NATION ny Governor CooiIase -aa- enev
have "GlzpuEsssssd themselves Of their
PLACES" Counsel IN CLOSING a lengthy
s-a1smsrt u Lne puniic q me cund.uuns
znc~ negotiations wnIC.l preceded me
wa-kun1 on sept 3. saiG-
We are thinking al their return ID
the work IN which they were engaged
SO lnng with hs-zer wages. nsr1ar hours
and Avaiiie cundIriuns
These improvements already are IN
Ger way as q resui- uf the STRIKE, the
sla1ernsnt sald. adding lhat tine puiiGe-
men noia tllaf instead Of BeInE desert
ers rom their posts Of duty they are
strikers vine Gld mot abandon me CITY
II rIC1 ana robbery ann more 1nan the
guDe-ror and uIEynr end Like tns
governor and ngvor. the stH7amen-
cunElrued, they ha6 been -uid by ting
camnIs liuner CTanllre Comm Izssiun..- Ed
- IA - N6A5-Af9 EGEsst announcements
thai ne had taken adequate ErecaIi-
inns
The E12-srnent, wtlch IF slEneu hr
aa7Des n. Tahev and John T Eesnsv
cnunsel fur the pulicemer unlur. TAX
InE notice If the tact that Governor
Cssiittge fnr 'his Outrageous ar1irude
IN handling me strike situation has
had his praises BunE al over the rD1Tn-
~. ASSERTS INA me Eere-nnr ''knuw=
ueep down II nI0 hear and conscience
thai ne 1cse-vHs NJ PRAISE"
CnunRe! FOR the policemen helG TINT.
- ne mad fnIlewea Mavnr Peters
Suggestion and mad caIlea out me hume
guard SnE-Gn wruIt. moi be the CRY e.
shame II Is -DGay.
"As matter of Far-I the commission
er and his superintendent fell duwn 50
hafFly on Tuesday night and wednes3ar
t-sa1 Mayor Peters was forced II eaize
rhe polio department NM his OWE
hanTs lie dfc SO sn wednesday, and
with the very agency he suggested N
The commissioner he brought order cut
IF cflRos n q few hours BoHtnn was
an order1F CRY when the gUrErnur
w-esIaEi the control Of Ine police de-
pr men- from the mayor
TT the uiRyp~ and ms advisers is
due the credit ~ bringing Boston hack
70 norma"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
DR.. TYSON HEADS
CONFERENCE OF
SOCIAL WELFARE

Portland, Maine. Sent es--ha
name Of the Maine State Conferences
of Charities and Corrections WIS
changed today a. the annual meet
HE ID the Maine State Conference
Of Social Welfare. DR.. Forest C..
TYSON uf Augusta was elerred presi-
Gent and Gertrude E Han Of Au-
gusta- secretary
The concluding session this AFT
srnoon was Devoted To child welfare.
The speakers were Reberr W KEEL
sey. secrsrary nf the Massachusetts
state Board af Charities and DR.
Augustus O. Thomas. State Super1n-
rendenr OF schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
John D. Gives
SIC, OD0, 900 For
Medical Education

New York Sept s. gI9T Of 50 :
6td. 900 frnm Jaian d RockefsIle- for
The improvement Of medical eGnca-
ton II the TnEsd States was an
nouncsd r0iAE by rne General Edn-
ca1iun Board The uficial announce
men1 ST ths gift saws ma me income
Of the I'd. .3tb Is II ne currently
used gnd that Lne entire principal Is
e De distributed within ~ years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
pres. WILSON FORCED TO QUIT TOUR
TRIP HAS OvERTAxED HIS STRENGTH
PLANS Immediate RETURN TO CAPITAL
Presidents Physician Says
Cuudifian Not Alarming hut
VIII Require Rest far Csasid-
erzh2e Time-Trouhle Dates
Back te Attack of Fin Last
AprI While IN Paris

nm zug-d pe-Hdcn- v IlsonE Spec
,s4 --asn. Sept I'LL @-m ouer sx-
a~riDn or ms lung Tour tnr the peace
--ua-v President Wilson today can-
,..d the speaA1ng dates remaining
ar ms scnrGuis and turned back
inward Washington
me P-esicer1 aclsG under orders
4-1r, Ms pf7vsacian. Dr., Gary Z Gray
sur VINO SAID N a formal sra1smsu1
TIE. NJ wilson Was suffering f-un
"usrvuQs exhaustion" and that. wnlae
RS cnnr1lun Was not alarming 4
considerable per1od Of reM would ne
1seessa1-v Far his recDvsry-"
Affgr a few DAYS al the CRpI-al
where ne President train VIII aT-
-,u4 Sunday morning, the President
-rav p ID some secluded resort fnr
= -nsr 1-un tho ofaciRl cares wnaco
7arH ,g.cupled hiE attention conrifl-
yausfv far many mon9Ans-
nian for Mr. wilson Il 90 ID
Tev Turk late next weak n weicufne
g.uS Albert af Belgium virtually has
raar abandoned. bit the President
sxpecs % recsive the nations VIII
~ lsrg~ al r.ne White H1use- All
auEz-zrnen-s ftsr the immediate Tu1-
u-4 nave been cancelled
tier a might of linens. Curing
p-nlEn DR.. Graysun and Mrs u Iisn1
49,. m almost constant attendance
IN nm. the President o@cided -
arzrcien tbs TRIP whsI hls uradn
-rarned Wichita. Kan. He did not
ies-s ms car there and during most
NJ -ne dav he was n he'd. In the
ae4-z-nrsn anE evening ne gDt some
s,e=r and WIS aois 10 take some
since ne left Washington. Sept 8.
ne president has delivered ~ speeches
rnr me treaty. and when ne reached
u Wichita mad travelled more than
ne niles Of ms original 1n.sssB miie
schedule.
Although Mr. wilson s illness did
nsr tzlks al aggressive tu-n Until last
nsEfr1, ne mas not been enZresg wed
SINCE he lpf1 Washington. A slight,
nld several times handicapped HIM
n speaking and for several days re
IRIS suffered 1r-um hsn1acne- Afnsr
lsavlug his train fur a three uf1e
wall vaEfariRy near Pueblo Ee'
znrnesi N much better rrtTn- In the
evening Dr. Grayson spent sume L1rne
sr--r IYr, arf during Tne NIGHT ma@e
another visit I'd The President ca.
as euund that the President WIS n7r
seeming well and that Mrs v tlEun-
VIM mas been his constant cnMpHnlsl7
du-!nc the C-1p, had been up ATTEND
lnC IN his wants.
When the PHYSICIAN lef1 MI VII
sun saemed ID De resting more quietly
4 o clnck Mrs. wilson asked that
Dr. Gravsun again De calied- Eav-
Inr haan virtually without sleep dur
M me night the President was IN
a nervous cunGIlnn-
NJ Wilson was up and dressed
1e1nre ms tram reached Wichita II
3 o'clock and was preparing some
np1es fur nls address. L wEs rnen
-tE- Or. Gravsun. AFTER al exzmina-
4ur, lonk Z -esolI-s stand against
CONTINUANCE Of the speaking IT'D.
Secretary Tumnlry Was called 1n1o.
tr1s consultation and the two prevail
&c N me President Id abandon nls
aia1E anc return ID the capital
Meanwhile the railroad efhcials.
Continues on Sass Col. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
Youngstown Steel
Strikers Not I'm
Favor of Returning

Youngstown 0hln- Sept eE-Sen-
tlrnent Of striking sfesI mir employees
as Expressed IN = vafe nn the pFupo-
sitlnn at returning 20 w0nk in
AGAINST arw sursh rmure until xa,e
srzsisse Is ser1ied- arrnrdsaE n uniuu
afaciaas here ~ meeting called
fur the purpose q voting On the mr.
position Is men vested against re-
turning. vnase - inficaaed thar fsney
were ready N no hack.
Fractarzasy al Of rhnse xuxinw
against returning were said N -
nfnoers u 1he Amaigznaaed Assn-
eianun az Iron. Sfeea and Tn wurk-
ers-