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Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FIRST N. V. WIN FOR DODGERS

NEW YORK, May 31.-Brooklyn scored its first victory over New York when "Rube", Marquard, New York, former southpaw star pitcher, won his own game with a two base hit in the ninth. Score: R. H. E. Brooklyn ... 1000 100 0O2-3 14 2 New York .. .110 900 OoO-2 6 0
 Batteries-Marquard and Miller; Oeschger, ,Toney, Winters and Me Carty.
 Summary-Two base hits Konetchy, MarQuard; three base hits, Fletcher, Myers; sacrifice hit Konetchy; double play, Olson and Konetchy; bases on balls, Toney 2; Marquard1; innings pitched, Oeschger 1, Toney 2, Winters 2-3; struck out, by Toney l.; Marquard 4; wild pitch, Marquard; passed ball, Krueger.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
HIT BY AUTO, MANS
 SPEECH COMES BACK

LONDON, May 34.-Here's one man to whom being struck by an auto was good fortune. He was hit by a taxi cab carrying the Bishop of Wakefield. And when he had been taken home an dhis injuries dressed he thanked the bishop, declaring, You have done me a good turn. l was dumb before the accident"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
MARQUARD DEFEATS EX-TEAN MATES; SPEAKER AND GANDL IN FISTIC BOUT

Felsch; sacrifice hits. Gardner; sac rifice flies, Liebold; bases on balls, off Phillips ?, Morton 2; innings pitch ed Phillips SIS; Morton 2-3; Eng mann 2; hit by pitcher, by Phillips l.; struck out, Phillips T. Cicotte 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
BURNS rossEs CAME AWAY

PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-After Philadelphia had gained lead on Boston, Burns muffed two throws and made a wild throw himself, materially aiding the visitors in winning. The score: R. H. E.. Boston .........11 0O21 01O-6 II o Philadelphia .O91 900 OOO-4 ' T
 Batteries-James and Schang; John son, Kinney and Perkins.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
CARDS EASY FOR HENDRIX

ST. LOUIS. May S1.-Hendrix out pitched Doak, letting St. Louis down with three hits and Chicago won. Al ter the third inning only one player reached first. Score: R. If. E. Chicago .... .O00 OO1 01O-2 1 St. Louis .... .001 900 000-1 3
 Patteries-Hendrix and O'Farrell; {; Ames, Doak and Snyder, Clemens.
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PAILs MN ERoM RRAvEs

BOSTON, May 91.-Hard hitting and the wildness of Boston's pitchers contributed to Philadelphia's victory. Woodward was cratic, but pitched effectively with men on bases. Score:
 R. H. E.. Philadelphia =. .OO3 200 O01-6 F 0 Boston .... 900 900 OO1-1 5 2 Batteries-Wooward and Cady; Scott, F'illingim, Northrop and Gowdy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
WESTERN LEAGUE

Des Moines, 5; Omaha, l. St. Joseph. T; Sioux City, 10. Wichita, 8; Tulsa, 8. Oklahoma City Joplin, wet grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
DANCE JUNE g

The Catholic ladies are meeting with success in selling tickets for their benefit dance the night of June 9th at City park. Good music will be furnished and the ladies will serve refreshments. Jn-8
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Business Locals

L. l.. Gilman sells the New Edison. "The Monograph With a Soul" Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
soUTHERN AssoclATIoN

Birmingham, 2; Atlanta, l. Little Rock, 1; Mobile, 8.
 Nashville, O; Chattanooga, 3. Memphis-New Orleans, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
AMERICAN AssocIArIoN

Milwaukee, 4; Kansas City, 6. St. Paul, 0; Minneapolis, 2. Columbus, 2; Toledo, 13. 1ndianapolisNLouisville, postponed. auto races.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01

Painting, paperhanging and decorat- ing. C. E. Irving, S5 Main. Phone Black 279. Jn-5
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01

Spring cleaning time Is here. Line the shelves and boxes with paper. They can be had for 25c bundle at The Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
COLLEGE BASEBALL

COLLEGE BASEBALL At New Haven-Princeton l; Yale 0. At Ithaca-Pennsylvania 5; Cornell ).
 At Chicago-Chicoga O; Wisconsin, ,.
 At West Point-Army 6; Navy 10.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
 Salt Lake, 2; Sacramento, 5
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RIA

Lunch, II to ?. Dinner. to 2. M-27.ti
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Vernon B; Los Angeles, 2

Seattle, 8; Portland, 2 SEATTLE, May 31.-Score:
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

There is only one thing to be added
to these timely remarks by Mr.. Owen
and that is that the people they are
meant for in most cases do not know what
the word democracy really stands for
and that therefore before entering a
,so-called patriotic organization they
should take lesson in the fundamentals
of this political institution. By the
way, if there is no doubt about the law
lessness Of those acts committed in the
name of patriotism why is it that the
instigators are not arrested and brought
before the courts? There should be no
partiality before the law
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

l ~ - I. 4
The expert in economics and markets
at the state university told members OF
the st. Paul orseWives' League the
other day that he could now live cheaper
than ever before, and ascribed most Of
the high cost of living to the careless
ness Of women in shopping. The pro-
fessor had better not come to New Ulm
and spout such nonsense, as the frugal
housewives here might make e1traor-
binary use Of their brooms. But, Of
course, it is only another case Of at
tempting to shoulder the blame for the
high cost Of living onto the common
people, instead of where it belongs
on the profiteers.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10
"Pdtns0ts" and L01ulessness

In an address; before the convention
of the Minnesota Union, American
Society of Equity last week at the Old
Capitol in St. Paul, H. NJ Owen Of
Minneapolis, publisher of Farm, Stock
and Home scored a number Of our
so-called patriotic societies for their
Fiawless acts conn tilted in their fight
- against the radicals. He told his hearers
: these perpetrators are doing the very
things they profess to abhor in their
enernies and that they are dong their
utmost to bring chaos into the social
conditions CT this country. Mr.. Owens
warning is worth repeating. He said
an part:
There is a great danger facing Us
today. We have a number OF Ameri-
canization and patriotic societies and
organizations, which is right and proper.
But every day we find cases reported
in the daily papers where members OF
these various organizations are just as
lawless as the i. w. w. or the most
radical reds
''lf this course continues, we will
have the very condition that these
patriotic organizations most earnest
ly desire to prevent namely, armed
class conflict.
Recently there was raided an +
W. w. hall in Minneapolis. Now, nc
one has less use for the I. W. W. than
| have, but I maintain that the raid;ns
Of that hall was lawless act, irrespective
of the motives of the raiders. A radical
book store was broken into recently in
- ~ ,,,,ea polls, windows sn ashedan books
destroyed 1t was reported that this
was the act of certain men bers Of the
American Legion. Now, that was just
: as lawless an act as though group oi
Nv. WIS had raided Donaldson's ol
il Pnwers' stores.
1.-THE taking Of Congressn an u ndeer
very properly .ex' in my estimation
from the platform at Ortonville before
he. had started his speech, and shipping
him out Of town in a freight car, wa.
Just as un-American an act as ever wa
Ierpetrs ted by the most radical red.
In tbs country law mus be ST
preme. If our laws. are not slfficientk.
strong to reach the l. w. w. and th'
destructive radicals, then let them b
made stronger, but insist that the carry
out of thee laws shall hes by ths
properly constituted authorities. II
81 ste any other course means the de
name: Of America and Democracy Te
spect and uphold our laws.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

PLATFORM ADOPTED DEMANDS
RADICAL CHANGES IN
GOVERNMENT.

CHICAGO Over 1900 delegates,
representing every state in the union,
took part in a four-day convention
from November 22-25, called to form
the Labor Party Of the United States.
They constituted what was truly a.
rank-and-file convention. There were
presidents of international unions in
the delegations; relatively few, if any,
OF the men and women present had
had previous political experience. They
were for the most part earnest, sincere
shop chairmen and officials Of local
unions and trade assemblies who, feeling
that something is rotten somewhere,
banded themselves together in political
party.
Among the. demands voiced in the
platform are:
Naturalization OF railroads, mines,
forests, water power, telegraphs, tele-
phones, stockyards, grain elevators, cold
storage, and terminal warehouses, Pack
ing plants, -four mills, gas and oil wells,
and all basic industries.
Abolition Of the United States Senate.
Repeal Of the espionage act, with the
abolition Of conscription and secret
treaties and the establishment Of the
right Of free speech, press, and assem-
blages. No compulsory military train
ing.
Speedy ratification Of the federal
slffrage amendment.
Abolition of the presidents veto
power.
Choice Of federal judges by popular
vote on four-year term.
S Numerous resolutions were passed,
those demanding the imI ca chment t
Judge Anderson, the lifting Of the block
ade against Russia and the granting of
an nesty to political prisoners being
most loudly cheered A new trial for
Tom Mooney was demanded, the de-
portation of Hindus and other foreign
political offenders denounced, and Wall
Streets methods of handling the Mexican
situation excoriated.
The constitution adopted after cen
siderable debate calls for the creation
of a national committee on which two
two persons from each state one a
man and the other woman shall
serve. The evident possible latitude
lis to be allowed to bodies like the Non
Partisan League, the Socialist Party
and the Committee OF Forty-Eight
i to affiliate with the Labor Party and
yet to maintain their separate identity
and more radical program.
| Fraternal delegates from England,
| Canada and India addressed the. con
yention; also representatives OF the
Non-P Partisan League, the Sociali-Dem-
ocratic League of William English
s 4 . d . = = + +
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10
Wednesday, December 10.
Who Is!Responsable

Czecho-Slovak forces still held in
Siberia have sent a message to the
allied representatives which throws light
On what is going on in that portion
of the world. They have now been
under arms more than five years, and
the powers have refused to send trans
ports for them perhaps to keep them
in the service Of Kolchak. Their mes
sage reads as follows:
Undesirable conditions cause us to
ask the allies to- consider a means of
safe conduct to the motherland, which
return the allies have approved.
''The military authorities of the
government Of Onsk are permitting
criminal actions that will stagger the
entire world. The burning of villages,
the murder of masses of peaceful in
habitants and the shooting Of hundreds
of persons of democratic convictions,
and also those only suspected Of polit-
ical disloyalty, occur daily. The re-
sponsibility for this before the peo-
Piles of the world will fall on US, mas
much as we, possessing sufficient strength,
do not prevent this la7ss31ss condition.
Thus our passiveness} -ppears as a di-
rect consequence Cf the principles of
neutrality and IL interference in Rus
sian internal affairs, and we are becom-
ing apparent participants in these crimes
as a result Ct c y Observing absolute
neutrality
In view q rs terrible state of affairs
the question arises: Who is responsible
for these oLlrages?o I-clchak's regime
has received the sppcrtt Ct the English,
French and American governments, but
we venture to say that there is very
little in the actions Of this regime which
conforms to the Allies professed ideas
of hum anity and democracy.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

Walling, the Committee Of Forty Eight,
the Popular Government, League and
the Cooperative 1novemel t.
A nominating convention, to cl oose
a standard bearer for the 1920 election,
is to be held in spring mt. Labor
Nears Sersice
II must feel exceedingly good to re-
ceive q pardon from the president
eighteen days after you have shuf8ed off
from this mundane sphere. This hap
paned to a federal convict, who was
receiving treatment at the Los Angeles
county hospital Just another instance
Of the cumbersome, bungling methods
which have marked the present national
administration from its inception to
the present day.
Only few years ago the principal
reliance Of the farmer in advertising
an auction sale was the sbill' !, or poster:
now it is said he is doing most of his adj
vertising in the local newspapers. This
change is a change for greater efficiency
in adyertis. .ng, says the agricultural
Journalism department Of Iowa state
college. When you consider the num-
Der Of farmers reached" it adds, the
newspaper advertisement is much the
cheaper. Wherever farmers have watch
ed their sale advertising they are strong
in Il cir endorsement of newspaper
space. =
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

The city fathers of Springfield, ILL.,,
are considering the expenditure of $3.50,
600 for plant to remove the iron from
the city water. They take the position
that "de-ironed'' water not only is
better for drinking purposes but also
reduces the depreciation fo all equipment
1t comes in touch with.
How about our own city water? 1t
probably wouldn't be bad idea to
keep the action of the Springfield in
mind. New Ulm's city water has a
very hard quality and it would be Of
much greater service in many respects
T. by similar process, the iron and
alkali We're taken out.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10
LYRIC THEATRE

Tonight and Tomorrow. Dec. 10 & II
Yanky Doodle In BerlinA Mack
sennett Comedy In Five Acts.-A
Roar from Start to Finish. also '.The
Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties
Will be here in Person. Five Of them
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10
Friday and Saturday, Dec. IL and 13
Wallace Reid

% j. -. T "
in ''The Valley of the Giants
This is story Of the great Red Woods
Of California, you will see logging trains,
mills etc The train runs wild, down
the mountain, and over the cliff.
Also Friday night only Glacier Park
shown in the wonderful Prizna Films,
in Nature colors.
We also have for these two nights,
Harold Lloyd in a two reel comedy.
that is a feature comedy by self.
It is one Of his new ones for which we
have contracted and will show once a
month, they are equal to Chaplin or.
Arbuckle comedies. Don't fail to see
this one.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10
Charles Ray
in &C reased Lightning,

The name Of the racer which Mr..
Ray, as the village inventor, has built
and enters in big race meet
1. 500 or Bust one reel Cristy comedy. !.
Also Harold Lloyd in one Of his one
reel comedies.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

Alice Joyce in
HThe Third Degree

4 fAiilSS 10y - IL II q 1sS SsS rs
The Third Degree
Exposing the Vicious Police Methods
when giving the third degree. Bares.
Torture used to force confession regard.
less. Of justice.
Trapped Like Rats, th Episode,
| I Smashing Barriers. .
Tuesday. Dec. Is
Charlotte walker ii
u. s J ust Is Woman IS, u:
81 Charlie Chaplin in a Laughing
One Reel Comedy.
Dc not Forget that we have h. @ lsar';e
Chaplin il his third Million Dollar
Picture ssSunnysiide Dec "a and rs.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

"a. p. Bentzln, who is. en- ployed as
a clla Etrician at sLanab aberton, spent a
few d IS at the home 81 his II ether in
this al recently
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

Many self-annol need patriot would
be afraid to defend the Gonstitl ton Of
the Z nited States if Wall street. had
Needed to vol ate ii. ss. s.s.
New Ulm review., 1919-12-10

We have heard in the big papers
how much better the plan Of Governor
Allen of Kansas was than that of Gov
ernor Frazier. The Kansas governor
tried to avoid eradicalism' by Using
court receivers and offering nothing
bit threats to labor The main trouble
with it was that it didn't mine any coal,
whereas Governor Fraizer's plan did.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
sERvICIU TELEGRAFIC CoMPLECT IA NTIT XIV : NO 2Zl
DE LA ASOCIATIUNEA PRESSED
$50 PIERDUTl IN DEZAS-
TRUL De LA KEY WEST.

KEY WEST, FLA, - Sept
= Ca vaporul spaniel -Nalbane-
ra'' care ducea 300 pasageri pc
linga eel $50 lucratori de pc cl
s'a 1necat .lovit de uraganul pu-
ternic care $ IA napustit asupra a
,cestei part acum zece zile, apare
tot mai sigura in urma declara-
tlllor facute de. catra locotenen-
tul l.. B.. Roberts. comandantul
de pc ra-submarinul Amer
can 23U, care Spus ca vaZllt
numele vapOrului scufundat la q
adincime de patruzeci de urine.
Declaratia facuta de Roberts a
fost Intarita de scufumdatorul ca
re din Ordinul consulului Cuban
a facut cerc etari.
Vaporul ,.Valbanera' lipsea de
clnd uraganul la apucat in drll-
mul lui din Spania spre New Or
leans. Pasagerii Sc crede ca an
fost mai toti spanioi orr cubani,
pentru ca toti acestia dorea Sc de-
BARGE la Havana,
Sc crede ca 81 americana, d.
IA Pauline Beckner din Franta.
sora D:-nei George Pollock din
New York Sc afla pc acel .vapor
in drumul Ell spre Orleans. Napo-
rul era incarcat Gu lucruri de ma
re valoare.
Tn numar de mateloti vor pleca
din Key West ca Sc sparga Va,
porul ca Sd Sc convinga daca per
sOanele de pc ell au scapat, Or
S sau dus la fund Gu vapor Gu tot
Pima acum nu sa primit nic
un rapport prin care sa Sc poati
deduce ca au fost salvati ori al
reuSit ca Sc traga la NAL. 81 S;
crede Cd nu pOate ca vre-unul st
fic fost salvat de vre-un vapor ia
Ri ca sd comunice acest fapt.
Capitanul A. Garduqui, de pc
vaporul spaniel ,,lnfanta Isabel
a spus All seara Cd ell este incre
dintat ca toti eel ce Sc aflau pc
vaporul ,,Valbanera'' sunt per
duti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
PENTRU LUCRATOR RONAN|.

All Luni % Sept declara greva generaa lucrato
1ilor din abrcile de ote 81 fier din Statele Unite
upta mare, uriasa, intre capital 81 munca
Cautat sa fiji la namea ceruta in impreju
rari grave
Nu trada grevistilor Fiji sodar Ca strein
sa va fert de comte acte impova egor aceste ar NJ
demonstrate in mod gaagios NJ ntrebunta fora nici
de or fe Supune la hoarire luate de runtas Uniu
nilor de pune greva dar la lege acestei tar la dis
poztune uate de autotati penru mennerea ordnei 81 Ii
bertatea muncei
Nu event rupatori de greve dar impiedecat for
ia pc ace carl vor sd ucreze.
in actele fiji mntea Impede ju
decati la urmarile actiune voastre
Nu facet galagie M demonstrate prin opune ord
nelor politiei 81 atacat pc nmen
Fiji pacnici lnistiti 81 in ori moment gndva ca
sunte srni in ca egea proteeaza
deopotriva atunc cind ucra mpotriva sunei pedeps
81 nu puteti scuza ca 'ati stiut coprnsul Ell
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
lie Temps 81 aCtiunca R0Inanici

patru general, earl yor repreZcn-
ia cele patru puteri i'll Ungaria.
AceSti general (cari nici nu Gu
nose in ec stadiu Sc afla proble-
ma maghiara) vor decide asupra
desarmarii efectivului armatei 81
asupra desarmarii efectivului ar
mattel 81 asupra reparatiilor.
Ri au drept de control nu nul-
mai asupra Ungurilor, ci 81 asu-
pra arnlatelor rolnif4e 81, sirDesti
carl ocupa teritoriile unguresti.
Azistam la spcctacolul urmd-
tor: Puterile aliate. carl II 'au fo>t
in stare sa impiedice pe Unguri
de ataca pc ROmIni, acum i'll
tervin ca arbitrii, cind pericolul
a trecut 81 cind Rominii si-au
facut dreptate GU singele lor, pen
tru apara pc dusmanii nostri.
Fara mai insista asupra inn
presiei demoralizatoare pc care
poate produce un astfel de spec
tacol i'll lumea intreaga, fara "A
mai evoca profitul pc care Ger
mania 81 bolsevismul Va incerca
sal traga din acest lucru, ter,
minam scrie ziarul lie Temps
- GU Observatiile urmatoare:
!. Guvernele ..Puterilor princi-
pale nu sunt aplicate judeca
evenimentele dip Tngaria ell g.
chitate, eli seninatate fara a Sc
lasa influential de agenti local.
al caror amor propriu este in joc,
nici de planuri ale particularilor,
earl trebuiesc negrijate, cind c
vorba de interesele generate?
2. Puterile earl incunjura I'm
garia 81 carl au intr 'adevar un
interes nelimitat de Sc deba-
rasa de imperialismul maghiar
n ar IL mai blne sa-Sl aranJeZe e.
lie singure afacerile dintre ele ia
ra interventia arbitrilor, carl ell
cea mai mare buna vointa II ar
putea face dreptate?
3. Franta care amlca intlma
a Rominiei 81 care II ar cistiga
mimic crutind pc dusmanii ami
cilOr sal, n are nici un motiv pen
tru a Sc amcstcca i'm certele misl-
unilor militare din Budapesta 81
mai ales pentru a lua raspunde;
rea unei politici contrarc senti-
mentelor sale.
Acestea sunt parerile juste ale
ziarului francez la carl moi nu
mai adaugam nici un comentar.
(,,Patria").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
JUGOSLAVII REFUZA A PA
RASI RADKERSBURGUL.

LONDRA, 20 Sept. Jugosla-
vii an refuzat ca sd evacueze orasul
Radkersburg, in Austria, 81 in loc
a Sc pregati de drum Sc pregatesc
de lupta, reparind fortificatiile mi
litare din jurul orasului, dupa
cum spun rapoartele din Berlin
primite prin telegrafia fara fir.
Conferinta de pace dat Rad
kcrsburg-ul, Austriei. +
Aliatii vor forta pc Jugoslavi sa
raraseasca orasul, punind blocada
pc hrana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
FEMEILE VOR AJUTA IN
GREVA LUCRATORILOR
DE OTEL.

WASHINGTON, 20 Sept. =
Femeile Sc vOr inroIa ca sd ajute
grevistilor din industria de otel
care fost anuntata ca va incepe
Luni. dupa cum spune organizato-
rul muncitOrior din numita indus
trie. John Fitzpatrick.
..Femeile vOr fl trimise prin ca
selc grevistilor sc vada ce ajutor
Ii Sc pOate da de catra Organizatia
mnncitoreasca 81 tine la inaltime
moralul femeilor 81 a fetelor celor
esiti in greva."
Fitzpatrick a plecat astazi spre
Chicago in urma unei conferinte
ce avut cu preSedintele Fedora
tiei Muncitorilor, Samuel Gompers.
Ca raspuns la intrebarea directa
Cd American Federation Of Labor
va da suportul eli, grevistilor, Fitz-
patrick a spus:
,,Federatia muncitorilor trebuie
sa dea suportul Ell. Miscarea de a
organiza pc lucratorii din indust
ria Gle otel fost initiata de aceas-
ia Fedpratie, care numit un co
mitet in frunte ell Samuel Com.
pers ca sd duca la fndeplinire a
ceaSta.
Toate Uniunile muncitorilor din
America stu ca lucratorii din in.
dustria de otel, in recurgerea dc
face greva, lupta pentru Fede-
rata muncitorilor pentru ca Uni
ted States Steel Co. este determi.
aata de distruge pc muncitorii
organizati."
Nici Fitzpatrick 81 nici Com
pers nu au volt sd dea nici ces
mai mica informatiune despre cele
ce all discutat impreuna.
Fitzpatrick referindu-sc la scri.
soarea trimisa de catra presedin
tclc Wilson cxplicind de &c lucra
tori din inHustria de otel nu pot
asculta sfatul lui de amina gre
va pima dupa conferinta ce Sc va
tinea la s Octombrie, el a spus:
moi nu stim daca vom trai Or
nu pima atunci. Organizatia noas
ira este atacata deja in Pennsyl
vania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
TUNURILE ALIATILoR anne
NINTA FIUME.


LONDRA, 10 Septembric. -
Dupa conferinta intre CONAN
dantii aliati tinuta la Abbazia,
vapoarele aliate an parasit port,,l
Fiumc 81 au ridicat tunurile asst
pra orasului, dupa cum spunc 0
depcsa trimisa prin telegrafia fa-
ra fir de catra guvernul german,
care prins stirea din Viena. De-.
pesa spune ca este sigur ca s'a
TRIMS un nltimat Capitanului
D'Anunzio cerindu-i ca in doua-
zeci 81 patru de ore Sc paraseascI
Orasul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
In vederea grevei generate a Iuc.
ratOrilOr in fier 81 0tel.

PITTSBURG, 20 Septembrie. -
Toate fabricile al United Steel
Corporation in districtul Pitts
burg, in carl lucratorii fac parte
din Uniuni, vor fl inchise la noap-
,ta pcntru un timp nehotarit, in We
derea grevei generate care Sc va
declara Luni, % c., zic rapoartele
carl circula aici.
Fabricele unde lucratorii sunt
10 suta procente loiale fabricanti-
lor vor urma inainte Gu lucrarea
81 lucratorii vor Fl protejati de
companii.
Fabricele carl s'au raportat ca
vor Fl inchise sunt acele de la
Rankin, Bradock, Etna, Home
stead 81 Pittsburg.
Acele fabrici carl vor fl deschi-
Sc vor urma sc lucreze numai p1-
ma cindt nu vor fl stfnjenite de ac-
tiunea grevistilor.
Daca fabricelc raportate Sc -vor
inchide, dupa estimarea facuta in
districtul accsta 1876, 900 lucratori
vor ii fara lucru.
Fabricele de la Allegheny, West
Penn 81 Breckenridge al suspeil.
dat lucrarea All dimineata la o
rele opt ca Sc dea lucratorilor pri.
!, lei sd poata tine adunari in car
So hotareasca daca vor sau nj