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TH£] HERALD’S WANT COL- Established 4e a Weekly 1S81. MANCHESTEI^ CQNN^ SATURDAY^ SEPTEMBER 20,1919. UllNS. . Cost one cent pen* word for PRICE TWO ( p r s Established fts a Semi-Weekly 1888. fliM insertion, half cent thereafter. voLm vm N O . 299 Established as a Dally 1814. i'^' y', k ' f -I WHEN WORD IS nfAFiANI Spanish mrERS EXERTING Is Found Sunk Off Key ETERT EFEGRT TO 1$ m BY U. $. ATOOmiL AVERT TRE STRIRE Key West, Fla., Sept. 20.— A officer of the United States sub- wrecking crow Is today at the scene chaser 203 who declared he discov- No Room in Tl^ Country fo/m n'C H ELl FINED $25; of the reported wreck of the Span- ered a vessel sunk in forty feet of ish ship Valbanera Investigating the water about 35 miles off the Key and Has Been in Close Touch little Hope of Postponement Now— Already Some of the Those Who Resort to Vio- report brought to Key West late on further Investigation found that LEARNS ASOVr COURTS yesterday that she had sunk with she was the Vaibaner^. The vessel With P rudent Since Plants Have Closed— First Rghl Reported-^-^pSivars lence; Government Well four hundred and fifty souls aboard- was deeply imbedded in quicksand The naval station' here Is using and no sign of the bodies of any vic- Thursday BGgtil ^ Claim Plants WiD Operate Monday Morning as UsuaL— Able to Protect Itself F n ^ Man From Wapping Discovers every facility, to ascertain whether tims could be seen. ; A coast guard the crew of 150 and the 300 pas- vessel arrived shortly, afterward and Mounted State Police Arrive in Steel Towns^Depoties Within, Pahner Says. That Judges Keep sengers have been lost or escaped reported finding the vessel. LABOR FEDERATION HEAD death. The Valbanera has not been heard Being Sworn in By Thonsands. Report of the disaster was brought of since the tropical hurricane which Freeport, Pa., Sept. 20.— A chal- Regnlar Honrs here by Ensign L. D. Roberts chief ‘swept this section last Sunday. NOT READY TO TALK YET lenge to Bolshevism and a plea foi Pittsburgh, Sept. 20.— Arrival Harry E. Sheldon, of the Allegheny a six months’ Industrial armistice here today of a detail of fifty mount- Steel Company iss.Ued a statement Steel Workers, However, Expect a were voiced by Attorney General A. ed members of the state constabu- declaring that the company is oppos- Statement From Him On Monday Mitchell Palmer, in an address kl ARRIVED AT 11 O’CLOCK lary, the swearing in as deputies ed to the closed shop principels of ANOTHER MESSENGER BOY Pledging the Full Support of the the 78th Regiment, Pennsylvania TO COVER IR‘LEAN HOL and special policemen of several the American Federation of Labor A. F. of L. volunteers. Gets AWAY WTTH $141,000 thousand persons in th§ various steel and that “sympathetic strikes are “ There Is no room as there is no Did Not Intend to Evade Trial But WITR NON-SKRI ROAD towns in the district and the posting the cause of undue hardship to the need. In this country for those who Was Just a Little Late Yesterday Washington, Sept. 20— Samuel of proclamation's by the authorities satisfied employees and their fami- resort to violence to impress their Morning. In Past Five Week.s $396,000 in Gompers, president of the American warning against violence gave evi- lies.” ultra-radical views upon the people Bonds Have Been Stolen lit New FIRST OF NEXT WEEK Federation of Labor has informed, dence today of the near approach of To Aid Loyal Employees. or the government,’’ said the At- York. strike leaders, It was learned to- the great industrial conflict in the ' The company gave assurance of Andrew Mitchell was fined $25 and torney General. day, that President Wilson, acting steel industry. support to loyal employees and their costs In court this morning. Mitch- Government Not Frightened. New York, Sept. 20.— Police and through en^lssaries, was still exert- Reports Coming In. families, provided the “ company waa ell is the Wapping man who failed to A “ They will get nowhere by such detectives are today combing the State Highway Departments ing every effort to prevent the steel Reports of miner strikes and able to secure sufficient business to show up yesterday morning after methods,’’ he continued. “ The gov- New York district for 17 year old strike scheduled for Monday by ar- walkouts came from many sections. enable it to operate the plant.” he had been ordered by Patrolman erhikent proposes to protect itself Leo Julofsky, a Wall street messen- Will Try and Make Dan- ranging a conference between E H. From others there were stories of Officials of the two plants claim William MeSweeney to appear^ In against, attacks from within as ger who is wanted in connection Gary, head of the United States Steel lockouts and mass meetings of the that only about 15 per cent of the court following an exhibition of i^eck- carefully as it has shown itself able with the sensational disappearance gerous ffiD More Safe Corporation and representatives of workmen, with the officials of the employees are affiliated with the to protect itself against attacRS less driving on Depot Square Th'nrs- of $141,000 in Liberty bonds. the workers. There has been a con- - big plants calling upon their loyal union. from wlthoul. Neither the gov- day evening, when he crashed Into Alarm has spread. throughout tlje stant exchange of messages between employees to stick to their jobs. Loyal employees of the national an automobile owned by Dr. Harry financial section as a result of this ernment nor any of Its officers will D. C. Hattln Drawing 1.500 Gallons the President and Gompers since A conference Was held in the office tube works In McKeesport went to latest suspected robbery. In less work today wearing large butt^ons be embarrassed or affected, much Sharpe. * of Oil for Jol>—Will Rebuild Auto ’Thursday night. of'public safety director Charles S. Mitchell explained to the Judge than five weeks more than $396,000 bearing the words, "Loyal: I will leas frightened, by any attempts^ Wrcicked Fenoo. Bernard M. Baruch, Who is repott- Pritchard today which was attended unorg*nir,ed, ?>y 'court room. TOff- iw Loads has disappeared from ed to have been sent by the Presi- by Mayor E. V. Babcock, Supt. of not strike.” The buttons are white j|$BB tiemeats In the community to terday morning at 11 o’clock. Ho "trusty” messenger boys. Belief dent to request Judge Gary to m ^t Police H. J. Alderdice, and all the with words “ Strike” and “ Loyal” ' iMihrhrtse and slamP^^ govern- admitted that the patrolmen had or- Is expressed that some master crook The State Highway IDepaqtment the workers, acted as Mr. Wilson’s ppllce commissioners of the city. printed In extra large letters. ment Into dolngr’ something con- dered hii^ to appear In court, but is behind an organized campaign 6f has decided to do what It can to emissary to ,the employers In the Several hundred new patrolmen will To Work .as Usual. trary to the spirit of our free instl added that no certain time had been theft. tnke the skid out of the road on trouble between the copper com- be sworn In for service on Monday. Officials of the United States tutlons as designed by the fathers specified hnd he thought that any Julofsky was employed by I McT^ean Hill, the scene of so many panies and miners In Blsble, Arizona The state constabulary will be dis- Steel Corporation were certain today banking and brokerage house and sustained by all the generation time in the morning would suit the auto accidents recently that Tim and Butte, Mont., two, years ago, it tributed among the mill sections. that practically all of Its works yrlll convenience of the court. He was Levinson & Compuny. Accordini; jjoHoran keeps his ambulance operate as usual Monday thereafter. of men. through the life of this rc was recalled today. The First Fight. n formed that even a court of law to the version given the police the p^j^ted In that direction night and Two Million Affect^. .public. Gompers Won’t Talk. The first trouble because of the Secretary W. Z. Foster, In charge To Got Square Deal. had regular hours. Judge Arnott boy was sent out Friday afternoon | expecting a hurry up call. Although John H. Fitzpatrick, with a satchel containing $400,000 strike call occurred late yesterday of strike headquarters here, said "Every reform which the most imposed the' fine of $25 and costs. D. C. Hattin, foreman for the chairman of the steel workers na- In bonds for delivery. when workmen clashed In the Riv- this morning that exactly 8,010,00 radical may desire to incorporate highway department In this section, tional committee, has stated that the erside Plant of the National Tube men will be affected by the strike or- In our body politic will receive a Julofsky had visited several j begun to draw oil to the danger- strikers would have the full support brokerage offices when he met a Company at Benwood, W. Va. There der. Ho classifies the mas follows: fair hearing and full consideration oils Nil and early next week will of the American Federation of Labor PRESIDENT DELIGHTED friend. Julofsky left his bond sat- was a free for all fight between the Blacksmiths, 40.000; boiler mak- and become effective only It and gather the necessary amount of Mr- Gompers said today he was not men who favor striking and those when a majority of the people chel In Ills friend’s possession, tell- crushed stone to cover the treacher- ers, 200,000; brick and clay work- OVER SAN DIEGO VISTT ready to discuss the situation. The opposed when a poll of the sontlmont ers, 60,000t bricklayers, 26,000; through the regular channels pro- ing him to watch it until he came ous portion of the road. The plan bark, but ho waa not soon ultnln. strike leader*, however, were ex- was being taken. It could not be bridge and structural Iron workers, vided by the constitution, shall so pecting a statement from him today learned whether any of the fighters decide. Pleased wltli Last. Night’s Ilecep. When the satchel waa returned to 10.000: coopers, 150.Q00; electrical phalt like oil and while It Is still or Monday pledging the full financial wore seriously hurt. “ No change will bo hastened by t|„n—Plans to Rest all of TckIu.y Levinson & Company the disappear-1 workers 25,000; hod carriers, 50,- soft, to strew It with' small stones. and moral strength of the Federa- Jack Peters, chairman of the or- •the use of force. Those who can- in I-ios Angeles. ance of the bonds was dlseoverod. 000; machinists, 50,000; metal pol- This gives a surface which is hard, tion to the strike. They character- ganising committee In the Wheeling not or will not llvo the life of Amer- laheri^ 400,000; mine, mill and reasonably smooth and practically ized as “ ridiculous” the rumor that District, placed the whole blame for icans under our institutions and smnltor workers 70,000; mine work- Los Angeles. Cal., Sept. 19 — skid proof. This treatment was ap- lie was likely to withhold his sup- trouble on the operators and declar- ers. 30.000; muldors 10,000; pat- are unwilling to abide by the c in l e y for a league President Wilson and his party M K plied to the cement road on Main port, being frankly displeased at the ed that trouble was certain on Mon- tern makorH, 50,000 ;plumbers and methods which we have establlshec reached Los Angeles this morning street a few years ago and proved workers’ refusal to heed his and day If an attempt was made to oper- BtORin, flttorH 200,000; quarry for the improvement of those Insti- with the President still amazed and IF HE WERE AU YE-G A G E fairly satisfactory. It will not bo President Wllson’e requests that all ate the plants. workers 60,000; railway carmen, tutions from time to time, shold go delighted with his experience In Saiv necessary to tear up the surface of strike action bo deferred until after Only Half to Htrike. 60,000; seamen 60,000; shoot and back to the countries from which Diego last night. the road bod on McLean Hill In any the President’s industrial conforenoe There was a itektaln lelemont mkal workers, 80,000; stationary they come. Every power of the Former Meml»er of McKinley Cnbl The President had taken part In way as the oil Is simply spread when on October 6. % among the strikers who will "take flremexi' and oilers, 60,000; steam *• government will be used to compc: net So Speaks at Banquet Held | what was, up to the present, the Strike Legally Colled. matters Into their own hands if and operating engineers, 60,000; those who remain hero to comport In Honor of Wilson. most unique affair In his public life It is estimated that 16,000 gallons The strike was legally called, the steam shovel and dredgemen, 10,- themselves with that respect for out forced to by the operators,” Peters He had been able to hold the at- of oil will be used and Foreman Hat- strike leaders pointed out, and what- 000; switchmen 20,000. institutions which aro a part of the stated. .Aoout five thousand men tention of the majority of an aud- San Diego, Cal., Sept. 20 —“If 1 tin and his men will cover the hill ever Mr. Gompers* personal feelings Those in duurge* creed of real Americans. are employed by the Benwood Plant ience numbering 40,000 people foi William McKinley were alive today for a distance of 2,000 feet may be, they declared, officially he and It is said that less than halt The general strike will bo dfrectod more thnu an hour and to carry to I feel convinced that he would say In addition to resurfacing the can do only one thing; come out un favor a strike. It was said, hpw* by the following men: them the message that he brought God bless you, Woodrow Wilson.’ road, the Highway Department in- equivocally for the strikers. ever, that all of the men will quit Inner Pittsburgh Distrlot, com- CONGRESS WILL KEEP OUT west with him, in such a manner Thls statement from Lyman A. tends to build a new fence to take on Monday If any of them go out. prising the Immediate Pittsburgh that every single individual in the Gage, former member of McKinley’s the place of the one which has been BOSTON SITUATION. The compan]^ will try to operate the works, J. L. Beaghen; outer Pitts- EUROPE’S UNDESIRABLES great stadium not only heard, but cabinet and one of the best knoWn 1 nearly demolished by the many au- mills. burgh District, comprising mills In comprehended. - Republicans in the United States.| tomoblles which have Rjunged at this Call for Special Meeting of Carmen’s A mass meeting has been called the outlying districts of Pittsburgh, To Take a Rest. waa the one big outstanding feature^ point, Union Sent Out. for all of the workers of the Wheel-/ J. McCalg; Cleveland, H. W. Ralsse; The President was to have a of the dinner given in honor of the Ing district tomorrow afternoon. Buffalo, H. C. Thompson; Chicago, To Continue War Time Rostiic reasonable rest period here In the President here last night. | STEAMSHIP LOST. Boston, Sept. 20.— A second meet- At the great armor plate mtUs at B. J. Evans; Pueblo, Colo., W. H. tloiis Upon the Issuance of all metropolis of southern California. Gage referred to the patriotic ing of the "committee of 17” of the Homestead It was said thatr^S^'por Young; YoungstowiL J. B. Mo,Cad- Although the Original schedule philanthropy of the martyred Pres- Boston Central Labor Union to tabu- cent, of the employees would re- den; Bethlehem, David Williams. Wfishlngton, Sept. 20.— Early called only for a stay here from ident. He recited how he had sup- Believed That Valbanera Sank With late votes cast by various unions in spond for. work Monday. All employees of the mines owned pasage by Congress of legislation eleven to seven Saturday, It was ex- ported Cuba ln» her hour ol need, I * Ab o a r d ^ the city,on the question of a general Pittsburgh, Sept. 20.— With the by the steel companies affected also continuing war-time restrictions tended through the early morning Tiow he had insisted that Spalh be strike and'^ an tinexpeoted call for a nation wide strike of organized steel will be called out on strike. Secre- upon Ihe issuance of passports hours of Saturday, because the paid $60,000,000 for the Phlllp-j Havana, Sept. 20.—rCuban gun- special meeting of the street car- 'x^orkers and members of allied tary Foster said. seemed a certainty today. original plan to have the party re- pines and how he made possible are combating the Fltylda men’s union to vote on the proposl trades connected with the steel In- That leaders In CongreCs have de- main overnight at a beach hotel at the repayment to China of the today for survivors from the tion of a sympathetic walkout were dustry set for nUdnight Sunday GERMANY WILLlNCk ,y. - ' elded upon this plan to restrict the San Diego was found to be imprae- Boxer Indemnity forced from her] Spanish steamship Valbanera, which the centers of interest in the police night the employers and American London, Sept. 20.— Germany has free movement into and from this tlcal. In consequence, as soon as by the sheer weight of numbers. Is believed to have been sunk be- strike situation today. Federation of Labor leaders today sent a formal note to ^ e ' alHes; country of possible trouble makers, the President finished his dinner ad- And Gage Insisted that as McKin- tween the Cuiban and Florida coasts The first meeting of the ‘‘comin^t- wiwe making their final preparations agreeing to comply with the allied, ; until adequate permanent legisla- dress last evening he returned to ley prolWJted' weaker nathms in the hurricane which swept the tee of 17” , lasted Into this morhinf for the great iiuiustrtal struggle. demand for the annttUmeht ot ^rtt- I?' tion can be framed and passed, was his special train and it was sent he would today, if alive, stand I Q.^lf of Mexico. The Valbanera, and waa adjourned until later In-fhe Adlowcd to Hold Meetings. cle Number 61 of.^ ^ ,Q erm ^ 'con - ' f indicated by tlie refusal of the northward to the “ environs” of Los K ; " ' the President In his -fight for rati- jj^g been missing for ten days; day. No information as to the re- Some of the substitutes, of the stitution whieh provided tor^Aust^ House Appropriations committee to Angeles and parked for the night- flcatlon of the League of Nations. I about 4.00 passengers and sults of the voting by the varlods tin- United Stafes Steel Corporation havoi pn representa^qn fat. the C|[e|nQga. grant money to the State Depart- This gave the opportunity tor pei- ions was given out. Tabulation will adopted the policy of giving their Relchsrath, said‘ a,Nei(e.Agto^: feet repose that the President had 160 seamen. ment to handle the greatly increas- continue Aoday and plans Will be employees the opportunity to hold patch frojh B^faH W been so desirlous of. LOtriSIA 8TREANITI8. I Faint Wireless calls for helps were ed volume of passport business ex* made for the . general walkout pro- meetings to consider their' attitude The German Twply'ooinilli^i^ Today’s Program. Louisia StreanHis, two and one-1 picked up at the Hfcvana wireless pected to follow the removal Octo- vided pne It^Voted. The comriiltlee toward a strike. The fitet meeting ironical tohe o f the ohkracdto^eti|^^ The President’s prtrgram for to half year old daughter of Mr. and statlon,:^but they were So we&k they if 1 of war-time restrictions, and will report to the Central Labor Un- was,held this morning when the allied note and rigmdli day is far fVom being a tiring one. Mrs. Anthony Streanltls of Charter I could not be tyaced to their source. i$o the immigration bureau for en- ion on Sunday. / ptante Of the Alleghany SteOl CO|i|']- t^at German^ Inteh^^ ’ ^ifpreement of the Immigration laws. .His only public function Is this Oak street, died at her home at two It Is possible, however, t)ikt they ------f ---- pany auA the West Pen'nsyl'Vamk o f' the 'peiic»'H«iit^.; evening when he Is to deliver a set o’clock this morning. The funeral may have coine from the Valbanera Itenator Nelson, of ^ Minnesota, Steel C om p ly sUBpepded operiit^e address. In the meantime he was will be held'^ from her late home on 1 or some other disabled vess^ which The RfesfdBnt’s powei* hdtf b^h ^ A ’ Representative Mohnson ol s6 that the si^ thousand .^workmen Thftt the J||!E$*1klni;ton, have Introduced iir devoting a considerahle amount ol Monday morning at nine o'clock. I had rescued senne or all of tbo-peiiF^ but to the test.^' He has unAertakeu to hack ^ I 'l^ t.’ of the could talk It over. ter of the atm Jd.’ te and .House biiyx to continue, liis time simply to resting In his Interfhent will be in St. Jai^qe beme- sengejrs and crew of the miseing With the closing ord«r j^ ei| d en i the eethnete .t# war time passport restrictions hotel suite. tery. , ^ ' | Spanish ship. 1 5 ’T K S '?>'• ;^