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RELIEF 40 YEARS
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NEWS REVIEW OF
CURRENT EVENTS
Strike of 400,000 Railway Shop
men Sanctioned, and Pull
man Workers Included.
LAEOH BOARD .TIKES XCTI0.1
Coal Miners' Rspreasntatlvsa and Op
erators Callsd Into Cenfsrsncs by
President Harding-Germany
Upset by Murder of Rath
enau Fierce Battle Is
Fought In Dublin.
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
?OUR IIUNDltlCD THOUSAND rull
way ahop workers were railed out
on strike, effective Kulurduy morning,
and the order Included a Wo all Pull
man shopmen In the country. An equal
burutter of maintenance of way em
iloyes wus expected to Join In the
walkout, thouich aa their strike vote
had not been completely canvnxMcd. II
waa aald their action might be delayed
a few duya. ,
The strike wss set on the day when
the rail workers were to undergo a rut
of 11.14,000.000 In wsgea, and when the
1400,000.000 fr-lght rate reduction
went Into erect. II M. Jewell, heud
of the simp craft, had told the rail
way eiecutlves the strike would be
tTnictliined unless they agreed to lir
mre me retjeral laonr tMtarda wuge
reduction order, to reMtore certain
working rules which the board had
eliminated and to bIIIk1i the "funning
out" a MiMi adopted by some of the
mlli-oiids. The railway niuniigcnients
wimltl not yield, and the strike deci
sion was promptly stinctluned by the
fi Mowing sis Inlernstlomil union prea-
lilenis. eonntllutlng the mechanical
lion of the railway employees' de-
piirtiDcnt: Will In in II. Jtihnnton. In
ternational AsRtN'liillon of Miichlnlxtft ;
J. W. Kline. Internntlomil ItntherhMd
of Itlackmnllha. I iron Forger and
lletMrs of America; J. A. franklin.
International Itroiltcrhond of Itoiler
makera. Iron Khliliulldera and llclcn
of America; J. J. 1 1. v net, Amalgntiiated
Flieet Metal Workers' International al
liance; J nine I. NiNinnn, Internation
al Itmlherhmtd of Klectrlcal Worker
and Martin K. Ityan. ItrotherhiMHl or
Railway Car Men of America.
Hallway managera were ronlldent
that Hie strike would not greatly
handicap transportation operation, at
IckbI fir aunt lime. They had antici
pated It by making such provUlona aa
were nllle, and teatde, aaltaa been
noted befttre, the train service men
and dlwtchers are not Involved In
the preavnl controversy, and will ron
Unite at work.
Iliere waa some hote tdnt Itcn
HiMiier, chalrnisn of Ihe labor board
rould stave off the etrlke by cruad
Ing certain road lo can-el their cn
tract for shop work, hut It waa con-
s!derel rather unlikely that this would
eatlufy the union. Kurthemiore. Ml
lee Internal strife In Ihe labor board
detelord. Ttie majority memlier
OHiipiialng tHe group retrrarntlng the
puhlle and Ihe railway, laaued a state
ment that InNtr member. In their dla
erntlng opinions, were "sowing some
of the aceda that hae germinated and
hlrwannxil into Industrial anarchy In
Ramia. thai they bad "advlaed the
rmlye- In strike egalnat Ihe ded
Ion of lite board" and bad advanced
"Incendiary arcumenl to ihe railroad
employee In favor of striking agalnl
a declalon of Ihe board."
The lard cwlh-d Ihe hp rrafli In
letnailonal e4n-er and the railway ri-
erutlvew lo appear tx-fofr It Ur an In
Iry.
PRESIDENT IIARDIMI finally ha
taken prraiifial action la the mat-
Irr of Ihe coal strike. Tto admlnia
I ration, through a btgh furrnnMiii
cITIHil, Mated lis poaltlon thus: Val
la going la be mined la ulTiricnt qtian
lity to I'M rut any fuel famine neil
1ni.-. and II wa added that If
l-ewrrful nwum In rn.l the atrike
fulll tore flraMlr ar1l-n wo-jld be
taken. Nett. Mr Hading invited the
rrprtw iitaihoa tf ih mlier and op
srwlura lo s rt4ilYrvnce In Ibe White
Americana are vlaltlng thla year.
House Suturday for the purpose of de
vlalng "methods upon which negotia
tions for the settlement of the coal
strike cun be Initiated." It was un
derstood that attendunce at the meet
ing did not bind either the operators
or the miners to accept any conditions
that might be Is Id down. The belief
In Washington was that If the Presi
dent failed to persuade the employers
and workers to get together volun
tarily, he might determine on the ap
pointment of an arbitration commis
sion and call on both sides to abide by
Ita decision.
Officials of the miners' union bavs
reullzed that public sympathy la lost
to them by such occurrences aa the
shocking massacre of non-union men
In Williamson county, Illinois, and not
only disown all responsibility for acts
of violence, but . call on the strikers
to maintain the peace for their own
sakes, , Many of the residents and
some of. the public ofllcluls of the
southern Illinois region where the out
rages took place seeui to be In sym
pathy with the murderous minora,' and
there Is little prospect that the men
who - slaughtered the strike-breakers
will be arrested and prosecuted.
Wounded survivor of the ninsmirre in
the hoHpltal at Ilerrln were carefully
guarded, for threat hnd been made
that they would not be permftted to
lesvs the town ullve, lest th testify;!
sgnlnst the murderers. Theinafdr7j
however, guaranteed their sufwtyl !!
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PRESIDENT IIARDINO'S statement
to congress last Pecenifter sug -
gestlng regulating of labor unions waa
aeverely criticised by the special pol
icy committee of the American Federa
tion of Labor In Its report to the Cin
cinnati convention. "It would aeem,"
the report says, "that the propaganda
for Industrial feudalism supported by
political bureaucracy has found Its
way Into the White House. It Is most
regrettable to note the utterances of
the President of the t'ntted States
wherein lie disapproves of labor's re
luctant but necessary resort to Ihe
rljrlit to strike agulnst Industrial op
pression."
A rrTTAL of tlovernor Small of
a minol on Ihe charge of conxplr
Ing to defraud Ihe state was no sur
prise to those who hud watched the
progress of the trial and observed the
attitude of Ihe Jury. The latter held
that the proaecutlon failed lo trace to
Ihe governor any of the misappropri
ated fund. A sad sequel 'waa Ihe
udden death of the governor's wife.
who suffered a stroke of apoplexy dur
ing Ihe Impromptu celebration at their
home In Kanknkee. Sympathy for Mr.
Small In Ida bereavement waa general
and genuine, but unfortunately a lot
of ghouls tried to make Milltlcal cap
ital out of hla great loss.
Mr..M.-w gK on the rront page
sgsln Im muv a bunch of bandits
In thai benighted country enptured A.
Itruce lilclaskl, fonuer chief of the
bureau f Invest Ig.tTbin for Ihe IH
1'iirtnicnt of JuMU-e. snd held him for
$.. M ranwuiL Klnully he made his
"H, III. hadly Im-hIcu up and half
ManetL Then cume the story thsl
forty American connected with oil
rompnnic in the Tsinpiift region were
held captive by bandit. This report
was denied by President Obregon him-
elf nfter Investigation. Our State
department, however, waa Informed
that the bandits bad releancd the forty
snd then had setted 8.1 employees Of
a Ihitch-ltrltlah oil company. Including
sis Americana.
SOVIKT KI SSIA'S nTreentat1vea.
headed by Ihe wily Utvlnoff. en
tered Ihe innfrnnce at The Hague
laM week and at firt aumed a
fh-flant snd uncompromising altitude.
They lnUtcd that Ihe first thing t be
tlnir-l and eMahlNhetl muM be Hie
rnilit lo he a-orded Ruasla by the
4ln-r nation, and to every other
nr-M'thm IJtvinolt merely rcpliel
"We want credit or good; have jou
cl anyT Outside Ihe confervn.e hll
he aabl cah waa not n--r-;rv hut
Ri.la wa anvl.Ki lo buy at-road and
vtnt have cre-llt frm either foreign
government or foreign cmpanlr
ncr i hi wa -ttieit aald he. tm-
onferenoe omld lake up tt qiiem..n
f pritate pr-rty and d. M and the
tatn rf Ru!sn Nnd. The eini-rt
f r.rltKln. l-r.in.-e and lialr arere
t-qnallv frm la or.lflon and fnslly
utvinoTT rnnted to ruhmlt to the
subcommlsalon on debts the details of
Uusslu's budget covering extraordinary
receipts and expenditure so that the
other powers may make a careful
atudy of RusHla's financial prospects
The subcommlsHlon then practically
agreed upon cancellation of the Rus
sian war debts and a moratorium on
pre-war debts and Interest. The
flnunclul Information thus drsgged
from the Russians has hitherto been
kept scrupulously secret by them.
Lltvlnotr told American corre
spondents that the soviet government
had Issued a decree recognizing
post-revolution rights to prlvste
property of all kinds except land. The
silled and neutral delegatea said that
If this decree were genuine. It was the
most Important move the Russians had
made since the adoption of their new
economic policy.
GERMAN nationalists
been planning great
who bad
demonstra
tion for Ihhc week In favor of
restoration of the monarchy, decidedly
overshot their murk by the asHasslna
tlon of Dr. Walter Rathenau, the min
ister of foreign affairs and one pf the
country's wealthiest Industrial . mag
nates. The socialists and other groups
were so aroused by the murder that
(Irani Ic steps were taken which effec
tually stopped the proponed uprllng.
-Chancellor Wlrth and the cabinet Im-
posed restrictions that approached
martial law. a "state of emereencv'
r
- Mtig declared. The . monarchists.
however, did not remain silent and
1 their societies Joyfully celebrated the
death of Rathenau. In Bavaria, where
Ihey are especially etrong, the restric
tive measures were Ignored by popu
lace and ofllcluls alike. Stormy scenes
look place In the relchstag In Merlin,
the nationalists being. denounced as
murderers. In the Herman section of
I'pper Silesia alone was there any
actual monurchlst uprlnlng. Oovern-
ment troops and nationalists fought In
several towns, and the affulr then. d-
veloped Into a Nigrom, many Jewa
being robbed and killed.
Rathenau was considered one of
the ah1et ministers In Europe and
was doing his best to restore relation
between Hermany and the allied na
tion. In France his murder waa re
garded ns probably ending any policy
of conciliation In settling the repara
tions problem.
IRISH FREE STATE forces, with
1 Ihe aid of Engllidi guns snd advice.
fought fiercely with the republican Ir
regulars In the very heart of Dublin
last week, and at this writing the
Issue of the battle Is undecided. The
republicans held possession of the
Four Courts building and also of
several hotels In Ihe vicinity. The
Free Staters surrounded the Four
Courts and attacked with rifle and
artillery fire and bomb-throwers, and
by Friday the casualties were some
where near one hundred. The attack
ers were hsmpered by their desire not
to Injure the handsome building and
to spare the Invaluable record It con
tains. Knmon de Valera In an Inter-,
view characterized the Irregulars a
"the bravest of the brave In cur na
tion." In other parts of Ireland the
Insurgents were active and the pro
visional government lsued three mani
fest oca rxplutnlng why It wa com
pelled to act against them.
ATE8T advices from China are
Chlung-MIng, who drove Sun Tat Sen
from Canton, waa aald to have been
sas!nated while at a meeting of hla
mll'tary leaders. Doctor Sun blme1f.
who aparently Is again free, la plan
ning to retake Canton aa soon a bis
troops arrive from the north and to
re-establish his regime there. The
lesders In Ihe Peking government are
In favor of establishing the "United
State of China."
D
ISAFFKtTED Republicans of
with the Nonpartisan league, defeated
Senator Ivrter J. McCumher for re-
nomination, naming In Ma stesd Lynn
J. Frazier. former governor who wss
recalled. McCumber has been In the
enste S3 years, ehslrmsn of the
Ana wee committee, and svrond In rank
on Ihe foreign relations committee.
Ills defeat Is another blow lo Ihe "old
gsiard." Wisconsin iVmorrats follow ed
tbe lead of those In Minnesota by se
lecting a woman for the senate. She
la Mm. Ben C lioooer of Oshkawa.
ENGLISH FAKER HAD GENIUS
Mere Than a Century and a Half Ape
He Made Big Money With Mia
Cslsstlal Bed."
One of the most brazen fakers la
history wss Doctor Graham, who. In
1779, opened a "Temple of Health". In
London. He bad recently come from
America and bad somewhere picked
op an elementary knowledge of elec
tricity, or at least its terminology. He
had at bis temple a "celestial bed'
which. If a sick person slept In It, waa
advertised to be a aure cure.
Tbls wonder-working piece of fur
niture was made by one Denton, on
Doctor Graham's order. It wss beau
tifully carved, covered with silk dam
ask, supported by 28 glass pillars, and
surmounted by a richly carved and
gilt canopy from which crimson cur-
talna with fringe and taasel were sus
pended. -
In his advertisement he claimed:
"Thla bed la magnetlco-electrlc In a
neighboring closet Is placed a cylinder
by which I communicate celestial fire
to the bedchamber, that fluid which
animates and vivifies all." He charged
admission to aee the bed. To sleep In
It cost 50 (S2A0). Later the rate was
reduced to 25 ($125). Graham was a
skillful stage-manager and made a lot
of.eaoney with his "celestial bed."
GOT RID OF HIS AUDIENCE
Indiana Youth Cannot Ba Denied the
Faculty of Arriving at a
Quick Decision,
In Sullivan county there are still
many rural phones, the aort that when
the bell rings on one It rings for all
the others, too, reports the Indian
apolis News. But each patron la sup
posed to be honorable and answer the
pbone only when his or her own call
la given. Many, being rather lonely,
answer all calls and do the listening
stunt to perfection.
A recent graduate at one of the
schools received a present from hit
"girl" and alao one from several of the
neighbors at the exercises. But when
the girl's came he decided to thank
her right away. And he went to tba
telephone and called her number.
He heard central ring her phone,
and then counted alx clicks before she
answered him. He knew he bad an
audience. So quite politely he aald.
"Now that you are all together I
want to thank you Individually and
Jointly for tbe nice presents you sent
me for my graduation."
A alienee, and then gently alx re
ceivers clicked back on their books.
Tbe boy, sure he had privacy with his
girl. Immediately told her what be
wished to say about her present
Dogs In Conversation,'
Robert heurd his mother say she bad
had a long conversation with Mrs.
Brown, when they both were hanging
clothes from their back porches. Rob
art asked what conversation meant."
Ills mother replied, "We were talk
Ing with each other."
When Robert beard his dog. Topsy,
and Mrs. Brown's dog exchanging
barks from their porchea, be said,
Mamma, Just listen at Topsy and
Snowball having conversation with
each other."
A Fig for Expenses!
"This phi n suits me all right.'
aald
the new millionaire.
I believe I could Improve the ap
pearance of your mansion by adding
pergola," said the architect.
"Go ahead. I'll stock It with fish.
Birmingham Age-lleruld.
Tyranny has to get pretty bad be
fore men begin to think of the liberty
they ought to hsve.
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bumps, bruises, sores,
sunburn and chafing.
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