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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
GERMAN TROOPS WILL. REMAIN IN
 BALTIC STATES
Germany Informs Peace Conference She No lon- ger Has Control Over
 Her Troops

LONDON, Sept. 23-It is reported by the Central News Bureau that the German troops in the Baltic intend to remain in Letvia all winter. The Supreme Allied War Council had de manded of Germany that she with draw her troops Germany replied to this demand by saying that the troops are not now under her con- trol. In the first instance the sol diers were dispatched to assist the cause of Kolchak against the Bolshe- wiki. Since then there have been disquieting rumor that the troops in reality intended to assist the reds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
MINE WORKERS WANT LABOR PARTY FOR
 THE NEXT ELECTION

CLEVELAND, Sept. 23. - The United Mine Workers of America ir convention here voted to launch q national labor party for the 1920 cleo tion. It is purposed to make nomina tions for members to state legisia lures and to Congress. The plan provides for the invitation of the Non Partisan League and farmer as sociations to send representatives tc a convention to be held.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
CROWDS SURGE ABOUT WILSON

SACRAMENTO, Sept 23.-Oyer '12O0O people greeted President Will son at the depot here yesterday as he passed through. The President apepared on the rear platform oi his car. but did not speak. He in- formed the newspaper correspondents that he believed the reception indl- cated that the people favored the League of Nations. Sacramento IS the home town of Senator Hiram '" Johnson. The car was delayed nVe minutes by the crowds surging across the track.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23

BOTH SIDES CLAIM ADVANTAGE IN STEEL STRIKE--M MORGAN ASKS : OPERATORS 10 STAND FIRM IN
 DEMANDS FOR AN OPEN SHOP

CHICAGO, Sept 23A summary of the steel strike situa on today indicated that the full extent of the strike is still uncertain It is admitted that the steel industry badly crippled in the Pittsburgh Chicago and Youngstown districts
 Several plants of the Carnegie works have been closed
 The Bethlehem Companys workers still employed, waiting word from the company regarding arbitration.
 There has been rotng at different points, The known casualties dead Farrell and three badly wounded and of others injured.
 Both sides claim advantage and the steel operators determined to remain firm for the open shop.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
POSTAL CLERK IS
 ARRESTED CHARGED
 WITH LARGE THEFT

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-John Welcn' of Chicago, postal clerk, and two other men have been arrested charged with stealing $240,C0O from a messenger from the Federal Reserve Bank here, which was consigned 10 the Standard Oil Company at Whit ing. Indiana. Three thousand was recovered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
SPEAKS TO LARGE CROWD

RENO, New, Sept. 23.-President Wilson spoke to a crowd of 2ooo here by an electrical device. His voice carried to three other theatres holding 1000 each.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
DIFFICULTY POINTED OUT

PARIS, Sept. 23.-The Italian gov ernment has pointed out to the Peace Delegates that it is difficult TOT the home government to handle the situ- ation at Plume in view of the popu- larity of D'Annunzio with the Italian people, yet wished to make no move SO far as the government was con cerned, against the decision or thc Peace Conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
TWO PLANS FOR PLUME ARE
 PROPOSED

ROME, Sept. 23.-(Associated Press)-Two plans relating to Plume have been endorsed by France ant England, and which it is believed have been presented to President Will son. These are:
 First-Italy to be given Plume but the hinterland, with eastern Is tria, to go to Jugo-Slavia.
 Second-For Plume to be an ind 2 pendent city, the hinterland and east ern Istria to be an independent state ruled by an international commis sion or League of Nations.
 Plume City proper in either case would be internationalized.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
ITALY APPEALS TO ALLIES

LONDON, Sept. 23.-It was re- ported here last night that the ltal- ian government had asked the Allies to send an allied force. exclusive of the Italians, to drive DAnnunzio from Plume.
 It was understood that the Ameri can naval authorities controlling the operations in the Adriatic, have de- cided to stay and assist, pending decision from Washington or the peace delegates at Paris.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
DEMANDS OF WORKERS

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 23.-Demands submitted by workers in seven Ian guages to the companies here in clude { following:
 | Right of collective. bargaining.
 ?. Reinstatement of all men dis charged for union activities. with pay for time lost.
 8 The eight-hour day. k
 f. One days rest in seven. ,. Abolition of twenty-four hour shifts. 6. Increase in wages sufficient to guarantee American standards of nv- ing.
 '. Standard scale of wages for all crafts and classifications of work. CTS.
 8. Double rates of pay for aii =. r.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
SEVEN PERSONS SHOT

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Sept. 23.-Sevf en persons were shot, one probably fatally, yesterday whom the armed guards at the Carnegie Steel pians fired on a crowd of 400 persons who were trying to prevent tho workers from entering the plant,
 an outbreak near tho Shenango Tin Plate Company's plant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
MEN RETURNING TO WORK

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 23.-Of- fcials this afternoon reported 100 per cent of the steel plants operat- ing Many. of the men who struck are returning to work
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
IN CHICAGO DISTRICT

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-It was esti mated this afternoon that between 50.O00 and 60,00O men are striking in the Chicago district Conditions are quiet. There was only one arrest at Waukeegan. where striker was arrested for threatening man who refused to quit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
ANOTHER REPORT

OKLAHOMA, Sept. 23,-It was re- ported here today that a mob was recklessly shooting up the town in Drumwright Communications have been cut off. the telephone company claiming that the mob has taken over the wires.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
PLANT CLOSED DOW

JOHNSTOWN. Sept. 23-The Gam brai Steel Company unit of the Mid vale Steel Company has closed down as the result of the steel strike. Eff teen thousand men are employed in the works.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
GREEK TROOPS TO
 BE ALLOWED TO
 OCCUPY FRONTIER

PARIS, Sept. 23.-The newspaper Le Temps says the Allied Supreme Council apparently agreed to allow Greek troops to occupy the zone between the old Greek frontier and the new frontier, and for Great Britain and international forces to provisionally occupy Thrace, to the east oe this zone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
MORE NAVAL ROOM NEEDED ON COAST
 DECLARES DANIELS
Wants Additional Shipbuilding Fa-
 cilities for Puget Sound and San Francisco Bay For Fleet

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Secre- tary Daniels has asked Congress tc authorize additional dry dock and navy yard and shipbuilding facilities on the Pacific Coast in Puget Sound and in San Francisco Bay These places will be the two chief bases foi the Pacific feet The cruisers and dreadnaughts will be divided equally between them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
WRECKED CREW ARE
 LANDED ON ISLAND

NOME. Sept. 23.-The schooner Casco, wrecked at King Island on September 8 in a southeast gale. car rying party of Seattle gold hunters bound for the Siberian coast. is in "a precarious position. Captain Oliver was badly injured. The party of 27 landed on the bleak island with stores The cutter Bear is going to their rescue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
MAY REMOVE THE
 HUNGARIAN CAPITAL

BUCHAREST, Sep. 23.-It is re- ported that the Hungarian govern ment is trying to remove the carital to Stuhlweigs Enburg. 8 miles southwest of where the national as sembly is to meet
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
PRINCE DANCES ALL NIGHT

VANCOUVER. Sept. 23.-The Prince of Wales danced until 1;S0 this morning. He lunched with Ad- miral Rodman this afternoon. and will go to Victoria tonight. He will hunt and fish on Vancouver Island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
CANT HOLD MEETINGS

FARRELL, Sept 23.-The Farrell steel plants here closed today Two shots were fired and new rioting broke out this afternoon. The off cers have issued orders against the strikers holding meetings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
SEND IN RIOT CALL

BUFFALO, Sept 23.--A crowd beat the master mechanic near the Lacka- wanna steel plant in riot this morn ing. A riot call brought the police The switchmen struck when they were ordered to move the cars into the steel yard
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
TWO SIDES FRATERNizE

GENEVA, Sept 23.-(Associated press) - Austrian and Serbian ad- vices say that Badolgio has built line of trenches around Plume. DAnnunzio has built defenses inside. The officers and soldiers of the two sides are fraterniZing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
SENATE ORDERS INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON Sept 23--The Senate today ordered an investigation the strike by adopting the resolutions of Senator Kenyon authorizing report whether remedial
 Senator Kenyon proposes to call the leading employees and employers the of the strike. An investigation will start Thursday The Senate will call E. Gary, of the Steel interests and John J. Fitzpatrick of the committee steel workers give facts concerning the trouble for both sides
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
DELAYS ALASKA MONEY

SEATTLE, Sept. 23.-A special from Washington to the Post Intel ligencer says j. L, McPhorson, head ,f the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, is returning 0 Seattle He said that interest sn he treaty discussion will prevent the Senate from considering the Alaska railway appropriation for at least a month. John Hallowell, who has just arrived in Seattle from an in spection of the line, predicts the com pletion of the railroad in 1920 or 1922 or 1923.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
SITUATION IS REVIEWED

PARIS. Sept. 23.-(Associated Press-The Jugo-Slav peace deiega ton here has issued the following statement regarding the situation at Fiuma:
 'No armed conflict occurred at Plume on the night of September 1918. when 1000 Italian soldiers arrived from the occupied territory of Istria and Slavonia. The battle ship Dante Alighieri was unable tc sail. her engines having been dam aged purposely and the troops land
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 23. - Both sides this morning claimed an aG- vantage in the steel strike. Nearly all of the plants in the Chicago dis trict have been closed or crippled by the strike. The unions predict that every plant in the district will be closed inside of few days.
 Only two big plants in the Masin- ing Valley in Ohio are attempting to continue operations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
ITS PLANT IS IDLE

PUEBLO, Sept. 23,-The Colorado Fuel & Iron Company did not at tempt to operate it's steel plant to- day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
Samuel Gompers Asserts That Normal Industrial
 Conditions Will Not
 Come Before Then
DELAY HURTING ALASKA
J. L. McPherson Says That Interest in the Peace Treaty Delaying the
 Money For Railroad

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 23.-Samuel Gompers, in speaking here before the convention of the Worlds Adver- Using Clubs, said that normal indus come only when definite peace terms were agreed upon. He urged the prompt ratification of the peace trea- ty as one of the best remedies for bringing about normal conditions again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
ORDERED TO ALASKA

SPOKANE. Sept. 23.-Company F.. of the 2lst. Infantry, has been ordered to Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.AJ. P. Morgan has cabled from London his congratulations to E. H. Gary of the United Steel Company approving his shop plan the steel strike He urges all steel corporations to stand firm
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
ONE MAN KILLED

FARRELL, Pa, Sept. 23.-In riot ing and shooting last night eleven men were injured and one was killed
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
REVIEW OF THE STEEL. STRIKE TN
 DIFFERENT DISTRICTS

insurance policies have been taken
 out by business men in Pittsburgh and elsewhere where steel plants are
 located. It is expected that this amount will be doubled. A
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
MUCH UNEASINESS IN PARIS NOW

PARIS Sept 23-Uneasiness growing in Peace Confer ence circles regarding the Plume situation is feared that the spread to other parts of the Damaan coast result the occupation of Zara Cataro and other towns with large Italian population. The Jugo Sav delegation here apprehensive The members believe the situation may bring on J
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept 23.-Over sl00.- 900. 900 in riot and civic commission
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23
TWO ADDITIONAL PLANS GIVEN FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF THE
 PLUME QUEST|0N--|S BELIEVED
 THE PRESIDENT WILL CONSENT

PARIS Sept. 23-New developments in the Plume sltua ovehadow all other European problems here to- day point interest of two plans settlement of the disputed territory and the request according reports that Italy has asked the Allies to dsodge DAnnunzo Plume, officials believe the question has reached acute stage.
 The impression prevails here that President Wilson will accept plan proposed for the naturalization of the port England reported to be already pledged to the plan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-23

. FOREIGN MINISTER OF ITALY RESIGNS
 ROME, Spt. 23.-Foreign Minister Tomasco Titton has rendered his resignation Italian Government the suit of the developments in the Plume situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
WANIED-TU RENT

SO 90 REWARD Tor 6 or I-room house
In northwest part Of city must have
possession by November 10 Phon,
Maple 1898 or ii6'S North Robinson,
WANTED 10 rent. small cottage or un-
furnished apartment; beat references
Cal Mr. Cragcr. Walnut iJ6,
WANT to rent small room. close In for
lunch room. Maple GIS6.
ny travelling man and wife, 2, or 4.
room apartment; give location hhu
phonu numbar ELI OklahomAn.
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Automobile Statesmen

Have YOU a Ford ear DO you
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on few S,lesmrn TO cover tho
state of Oklahoma.
II you are energetic and will
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Write uH lmmedi1 1tely stating
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Ike, etc.
SMITH & YOUNG
State Distributors
lle w End 81 Oklahoma City
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WANTED-MIscHiLANEOUS


BUyING Junk. clothes. furniture. Ma
pla %Jp,.
sfCOND. HAND CLOTHING.
American deslers. highest cash prices
p,tJ for Iadles and ssntlemeni phone
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Walnut tbVu
CRYSTAL CLEANERS, Walnut iiei.
Cleaning, pressing ard alteration
work
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and auto Ores Call Walnut Ns3.
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care Maple 62ia.J, 1910 West sIth,
WANTED Two or three second hand
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Solicitors Wanted

1,v. wires only need apply; strictly
eslsry proposition; apply city ,ircu-
iation manager. Oklahoman and Times
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l'm1dwny
70 WANTED
ny WHOLESALE FIRM
Young man as assistant bookk eeper,
mo with general office experience aud
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WANTED At once cleaner and bush-
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WANTED-A registered pharmacist
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teen hundred population. WIN con
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w AN Il'-O OF HlcHt LOUIS bOh W.
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| WANTED-A-l stored pharmacist;
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I X. Oklahomnn,
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Tor Wholesale Market
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pay 81 10 ilbO zach You keep the
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81,
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American Natl Bank Bldg
WANTED Man to learn shoe business.
must sive best u references. B-lll,
Ohlnhoman.
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WANTED--A porter. also to assist IN
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Thomas hotel
| WANTED-Yo Young man with best OF
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Harvey 22i South Broadway
BOY WANTED 10 to is years old
| permanent inside work, good oppor
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WANTED, good sslesmen with Ford
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MANTED-By II woman OF refinement.
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WANTED Salesman who has had
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ELDERLY man with best Of reference
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INDICATION AND INSTRUCTION

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WkNTED--Girl Tor general office work
permanent position, Address S-s7
Oklahoman.
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ANTED-Oood bohemian or coiored
girl to do house work, good home or
rand new room In the yard II pre-
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q or ironing Apply to l22 West l9th.
thnpo Walnut 6kIb
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WANTED At once cleaner and bush-
Gilman; must be Al. reference re-
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living reasonable, Acme Cleaning a
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MALE HELP WANTED.

BOY 10. 10 handle flllng. Apply 3l9is
NORTH Broadway Room 205.
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EXPERIENCED woman In general Of
flee work, can use typewriter. adding
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.rences. Maple lbib.
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PRINTER WANTED M,n for jobs,
lds and presses. state wages iOr
which rou viii come Watouga he-
publican Watong1, okla.
W NTEb-N lt or lG.ycor-on boy to
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u fn school boy preferred, Apply u
~ Nv city Circ. Dept, Daily paN.
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i.H WorA Applicant must be good
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b. sngla mar Salary $50 per month
NJ. y. oklahoman.
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1oh Fox, Cherokee. Okh
. nlSHWAsHEHS mad CARA mon. sal.
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4 friday Fred Harvey 22l S Iroadshy.
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ITTIG TIG'isI KriSalasr n ART 4 DONOVAN co
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n2snsnti sood wages fes ina
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The AssocIptcd Press 4. exclusively
trtltled 60 the use for republication of
MI news dispatches credited TO or not
ptherwise credited IN this paper and
siso ,ho local news published herein.
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lady that can use typewriter and tako
SLOW diCthtion desires position, with
chance for advancement Maple ss1,
TipIST desires afternoon work. Wal.
nut 5li2
LADY experienced In housework wishes
employment, In m0therless home IN
oklahoma by November II, unencumb-
cred; reference. NJ. u. l7ss Wright
rect. Greenville. Texas.
SWEDISH woman wants work AZ COOK
In private family. Gil North Broad
way
UNDERGRADUATE nurse desires pos
iton IN doctors Office; references.
E.9d. oklahoman.
| fOR typist call Walnut 5ii,.
/ ENPERiENCLD shorthand and dlcts
phone stenoerapher desires position
81 oknhoman
WANTi.D-Postlon by YOUNG woman
experienced In general office work.
insurance.; formerly deputy circuit
clerk Call room all, Egbert Hotel,
! WANTED Position as comptometer
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COMPETENT young lady. with three
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desires permanent position In tho ssme
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COMPETENT -,enosrnpher wants
position A. once: five years office
and banking experience; hest of refer
ences backed by real ability; anything
4 considered. 7. .. Box lss, Quay. Okla,