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Show 20 PACKS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1910 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SEVENTIETH YEAR NEGRO d3b tflb c3b c5b P dSb cSb cCb c cCb CvO & cSb c3 Mb Police Rescue City's Chief, But Black Dangles to His Death STEEL STRIKERS YIELDING $ Latin Deputies Stage Fistic Battle WAt Bethlehem Rome Virtually Under Martial Law Mills Ignore Strike Orders Executive Seized When He v II Hundred Solons Fight Ten Minutes in Chamber ROME. Sunday, Sept It (Havas ) All (he members of il ((lumDIPLOMATS CRY ber of deputies, with (be (xrrptlon FOR HIGHER PAY of the official Socialist. uteri confidence tn Premier Nlttl In the vote (roptrlght 1919 by The Tree taken In the chamber toda. Ten Publishing Compsnv ) members refrained from voting (When Morning Shift Change Occurred, Plants at Bethlet Special Cable Dispatch ) The adjournment ass amidst the Cnles the LONDON, Sept. 29 hem, leading and Sparro w Point .Were Seen, to be greatest excitement, many of the la Gets-Beyond serloualy American Congress -deputies expressing doubt as to whethth advisability of havPractically Unaffected Many Vote to Return at er the .government riailly intended considering a for ing shirt sleeve" diplomats It had. better take bringing lhe matter of th4 discussion) representative Pittsburg Test of Strength Expected Today in Chica of Obstinate Refusal of Workthe treaties up on Wednesday The! steps to Incresse salaries In It belief seemed rather to be that thej diplomatic and consular service. Congo District Qfglanizer at Bethlehem Claims Complete chamber Some of thoae ho are feeling IT ers on the One Hand and would be dissolved for the varieties of th high cost of living Tie-U- p. holding of general elections. in foreign capital picture th day CritiGorernment on the Other The vicinity of the chamber was when under secretaries and vice to consul mav be forced adopt the occupied by police and troops tshll To Get Together Has Reshirt sleeves atjle as the nearest Today, proclaimed by both the body was In senelon, and groups out of th present absorbing aides as one of crucial teet In the sulted in Complete Paraly- that attempted demonstrations for or! way diplomatic dilemma. Several amgreat etecl strike, opened with the dlasere against the government bassadors have sent R. O. 8. mesOMAHA. RepL 29. Immediate insituation still obscure because of persed. sis. sages to the state department revestigation Into yesterday's race riotToday's debate was opened by Depabout the Inability of th cently conflicting claims. The opposing ' staffs to get along on the uty Turatl, leader of the official Soing here with a view of starting prosleaders Issued flatly contradictory cialists. The deputy attacked those salaries and requesting ecution of those responsible Is Jo be statements In to the Men he proregard three for who, said, reMillion Railway One either the war bonus be jears had, made. It was announced at tha county Ignored the fart that Flume a as posed strike today of the 40,000 stored or an Increase In salaries be Italian and had Its sanctioned office her today. The Inattorneys going' Bound to tn workers the plants of the BethNow Out Are mads. to the Croatian. He believed, how-- 1 vestigation to to start at once tn conlehem E Steel The corporation. I ever, that Flume would be better junction with the police department! Draw Other Hundreds of corporation officials claimed that plaoed as the capital of an autonoIt was said. mous state than otherwise. the call had strike been obeyed Turatl censured those who E Deputy Thousands Into the Mael--J Although Omaha was apparently a only by comparatively Insignow were attacking American Interquiet today, authorities feared there nificant number and that operaAmerhad "called after vention, Italy strom. might be a repetition of the disorders , Secy. Tumulty Says He Will tions In all their mills were conica to her rescue. He condemned tonight, and every precaution was to the d'Annunzlo raid upon Flume, and The union chiefs retinuing. Remain in Seclusion in the plied wih a claim that the huge continued: be taken to prevent a fresh outbreak ' "After making war upon Germany The See to in.Ordert.of Pretend plant at Bethlehem was com(By of . rioting. ..Additional troops fr$ , BopC WASHINGTON, Austria, we how are preparing White House For the pletely crippled and" that the and 21. Anoctatod Frees.) AH wUtag to Rapt. COBLENZ, Camp Dodge arrived today to augment Saturday. Jugo-SIavlwar for but Inter-Allie- d arainat powerhouse had been forced to Council Act-- th force canwhich of the American banks will (By The Associated Press.) ft to ru cloee. already here, and more No porta tn Great Britain bare been Present, Seeing supply us with the fundsf mored here that gn Independent re,chduled 10 c,n I11 Reported conditions In the othcelled by the ahlpptag board because Authoritw of from w,r orant We even under ntildest the er Socialists, centers steel Indicated nitnoia on. great has ben In declared Alaao. public U railway Of the strife Leonard A. Wtood-- ef th central de among us," he continued, If put to that the balance was being held an choice between militarism and bol Provisions Armistice of th to there. partment army, equitably between the two opposexpected PARIS, Sunday, Sept. SI. Nothing her this evening. shevlsm will not hesitate to choose , hand. ing side. On the one Latent report of the rioting estilatter. Th solution ot the pres-' has been heard her relative to th the t. Staff vubdogb. was there to .the oLWhat Indication support Might nothing I vel- WASHINQTO'N, O cannot be difficulties found mate Sept. Jtr the m1 number of Injured ail th ent CortNpo&dnt I rumor that a republic has been set up Mrrlo rTitw prediction of the steel company the parliament, but in the people, In Alsace which way from 45 to 00. Only two dent Wilson win not receive King official that the day would see ( Special Cable Dispatch.) . was eurrsnt In Cob the Under must be the Happen 1 peace Likewise, however. These were treaty Industrial tg-- bert and Quern EUmheth of Belgium wholesale desertions In the ranks Sept. ! William Brown, negro, who was taken discussed by the people. All this can lens yesterday. of the on and the other strikers, ration prevail throughout the United Honae until white from th county Jail and lynchad, and be accomplished through general electhey return hand there was a definite increase a whit man tions. believed to be Clarence . Brief in mill operation. Supplementary Catholic a Soderlnl. Count Ctoncy. aged 23. of Omaha.1 deputy, at carnp1 the definitely 1' today There of the were and the govern-proclaiming plan supported both of the worker conflicting reports laat By Steel Corporation Flume Italian. At the same time he BT JUSTIN MoGRATH. "1ht 9 how Big Claim by Organizer th mob got Brown most to get together. Every attempt White House,' i as roro characterised Rer-he what 1 the condemned Universal county jail where he was r WASHINGTON. Rept 2L In a (Staff Correspondent t conciliation and there have been WASHINGTON, Kept 21. President and adventures" n urged PITTB BURGT 29. dangerous Steel 0li Pa., Rept. alleged assault upon vtca) si brief filed today th United many tn (he laat 14 hour hare failed. I but to',air K army headquarters today gave out the necessity pf night laat strike The on million railway men now! Wilson spent a restless WASHINGTON. Sept- - 21 -- Foseton j that the negro pHwnem suStates Steel the asked th discipline. David corporation from to'thYjail following s telegram morning, Williams In charge qf the strike at Brown over to members of th Idle are bound to draw other bun- - night, but la sleeping-thiOrlando Defends Himself. court to decide th pending an developments may have an important j turned premo h sd Into Rear hie workere j of 'Admiral' Grayeon, of the dreda ef thauaanda Urlnmata personal the Bethlehem plant at Bethlehem,' Former Premier Orlando-iddfescaae brought by the govern- bearing op th senate treaty situation- I peon taken I to the roof of prison . Pa.: th build- tb maelstrom. physician, announced' today. the chamber In defense of his work ment under the Sherman act on week. Already the coming I tog during th th "Bethlehem plant completely crip- at the peace conference. He said that T9a great Industrial centers of Leads. Dr. Graysons bulletin Bald: bued wheth-- 1 by the flro which mm wondar to barlnnlnff ara ator Power plant shut up to the time he left Paris, France basis of the situation In the steeel instarted by tho -by strike. Manchester. Birmingham and Glasgow tva. The president passed a restless pled Britain ahoriff rh, hla tn and j Great otriko down. tho were or not deputies, in and England had declared they am paralysed through the Inability to L,ght but dustry growing out of th war Inout g)eeplng this corning. ready to stand by the pact of London stead of upon conditions 20 years ago. and the condition, brought apply tha workers material with which 1916 Sec of secret prom treaty (the Tumultyaald the president, No Great Change will have any reaction injture and were unable to pr"v,nt which ta work. lsed Italy boundaries In conformity The case to to be argued soon after that strike --- of the negro to mob leader livery United State-- Collieries and factories already ar would rmln ,n seclusion at the. nationalistic asptra the court reconvene on OoL broadest her with A 1)1 A Aw Sara L riTTSBrrtO. Pa.. Sept. 2. Re tlona. except - that it did not assign doubt that the any is There closing, all over the land, throwing White House for the present. Ln to th toP f hardly The corporation pointed out that In union head- - Flume to her.) President Wilson, corporation, out hundreds of thousands of mlnersf The lnduatrlal conference ailed for!porJ a rarpmnnlloa of th peace treaty will make advocates rtlhAi a on1 Condition Better. The county stand jOct. 6 will be held despite the preal- - j and other worker driTont however, opposedsaid.such recognition 190) It produced 60.1 per cent of the th argument that proeent nneetUed Orlando a illness but whether the preal-- 1 steel while in 1911 Its proportion was a aubatanttal change in the Signor aghast at the extent of are Britain largeGreat in denied Ed' P? ln(,icate that Mayo? condition, The former premier lsatlon that followed the breach be dent will attend will depend on the st,, worUer. etr,ka whlch ha, now when per cent and said that des- ly due to th delay of peace. Their I members of the mob taluTwlSS President Wilson visited Rome only 46.7fallordtoo toward u'he to recovery. entere-and Its labor. have th suit decidtween the government upon Its second week. pite was reported by attempted he revealed his Ideas regarding Italy th lynch, the his be that win longer contention physician, eombefore war ed the Steel as and Wire The American the other great British had London as well There Chim corporation to (Orlando). I to be lnaspirations Henry, somewhat hlstPany announced, that the rod milla in was no foundation either to the story, proceeded to expend enormous sums of treaty ratification Is delayed- til dtles are nearly isolated from the roat I Irovd Mayor Smith, who suffered its plant at Braddock. Rankin and declared the speaker, that be had money enlarging Its plants Which enwill be th danger of D1 J a bad wound over his v af the country. greter he pregident will not be able to re, Farrell, a right eye, resumed operations today. begged President Wlleon not to di- abled It to meet every requirement I fractured nosew and a wound of bolshevism. about the Occasionally lorries or ens of the celve Immediately Viscount Grey, the The plant at Donora. also vulge hia vlewe nor to mention them of the government to the end ot th spread nech when members thoee the- - mob met of be will by handful of trains running (to supply British 'ambassador, who arrived here closedcompanys This argument men re last war. wtek,I reported before FOM Italian parliament. tbout him ftnd.hjnvBJ 4ka ami. a. a hospitals) . filter through, but they Saturday,' , hut when his health per iyxalrx thereforworkIa the Cleve "Certain ly w hen I- sa w Preside n t hinr tPee visitors, Vhrcou rrt Grey JHncj field, the almost Ilk a mockery-- In announced Wilson In Rome. continued Signor tention probably will be among the first to the nail department., of the H. P. Orlando, "I was anxious to learn his is not terrible Industrial paralysis works began operations. lion but to due treaty-makev Tb views on Italian questions, but the government, powerless rftO let, to th The ions mad by th McKeesport Tinplate company president answered that he did not md no serious attempt to movs th An AlDCnCAR at Port Vue, resumed operations In think that was tho opportune moradical element of leald that while 'hie conditlonwas ,ou hw believed he would recover. An the finishing department with a com- ment to speak of them." It has been Financial Meet 122 that settling th. start by A Socialist interrupted to say, "But plete personnel, officials stated. cf th mayors aZ2 vrounds or in mmjjwwrm WOttld ZZ 1 labor clAum Promises Success President Wilson spoke ofJhJtJdeM to Utftr fn th pot tn sight, the built of the 45,600,---unreaoonaMa uj moft Milan.' Th in pbyrfAtaw Blssolatl 009 men, women and ch!14ren-popSteam Up aCYoungstown caland Ubor tod to organ BUFFALO. N. T- - Rept 29. Th eonceaslons continued: ?9. Almost WASHINGTON,- Sept. dom- - LutSmai,V?o tetiag Britain face hunger and cold. WT ZatS Wilson added that with- soft coal operator of th Central com. eulated to give that of affatos O.. Ppt. 29 Al- out"President YOUNGSTOWN, la the Influence else Soldiers from Fort Crook aed Omaha inent Th only way this catastrophe can universal acceptance by the Pan-- X his documents, which he had left of no field submitted to th activity though petttlv today appeared signs invitaof the In feel Inclined not American did he to Paris, governments be averted la tor th government to at the Ohio works of the Carnegie orders to persona to v .tdar & Joint conference of operators and min- treaty. aspiration to certain to be "keep moving." No group were tahltoh at once a hastily Improvised tion extended by President Wilson to Steel company here at the nbrmal discuss Italian atrike British . Th champer- in arose the comment Noisy ers their reply to the demands of th send their ministers of finance and opening hour this morning, groups of of the aotivluee of I mltted to congregate on th streets. transport scheme on a huge scale. ber to the effect that such a statement men for a 60 per cent Increase in reflected In some lawhich other delegates to the second Soldiers were effect to the and enter the life workers began plant American guarding th badly: Soldiers aa Scabs. . Financial conference here ter and pickets who had" begun to from President Wilson., seemed Im- wages and shSrter working hours. The will hare upon these activities la I wrecked county courthouse, which the ' probable. towas In Cong-- 1 mob besieged In their effort to secure 11 12 to announced next In discussion Jan. to augmented again certain gathered provoke disperse But to carry out such a scheme, the Blgnor Orlando continued at length miners demands Involve an increase A view of the mill from - j th negro and none save those who : day by Secy. Glass. It is expected con- numbers. review hi policy In the peace confrom the present standard of resa j. military would have to bo enlisted and fidently that all Ih'e 21 republics outside indicated that steam --was up to The Steel Strike. jhad burin ess to th bolldtog. were per He said he had argued with 46 pay ference a IS . a to for Is day to enter. day th nightmare will be represented. approxl In some departments. . that possibility President Wilson as to why Italy mately 400,000 men. The operators . Th bop of the advocate of thlmltted Mr. Glass will invite financial and No Leaders Arrested, should be given the Alpine frontier at refuse to discuss their attitude before treaty to that the agitation consequent I ' haunting the British people for there Industrial States the United leaders of th Brenner pass and denied the same the Strike Order Ignored la no telling to what lengths embatpolice headqosrters It was stated. ' upon the steel strike to. the of con-- 1 opening session of the session. to participate la the deliberations. mountain frontier in eastern Istria and and likely to arise' out that they had not yet arrested any vof Bute tled labor will go to prevent the govI dltlons here which will be brought tha leaders of th dot, but were Pa. Rept. 29 Th or- on i)ie east of Dalmatia. ernment from using soldiers to act as OVERWHELMING VOTE derREADING. FRANCE WILL RATIFY about ae resulta of the British strike, jing every effort to apprehend to strike at the local plant of The county's courthouse build In i can be kept at the minimum untilthe Bethlehem Steel company was TREATY OF PEACE the meeting of the Industrial confer- lone Of tbe finest structures la the cl tv OF CONFIDENCE London and other dtieo already are practically Ignored this morning, scbren the the called by adopted Thewas president. by ence, to the management, whol jn. clty badly damaged both by tbe fire ' cording - THIS WEEK feeling the pangs of hunger the hunItalian chamber of deputies, according wr steel strike and rtha British and hy attack uponrtt" by th mob. FOR ITALIAN elalm that 75 Tailed to report for to I lm to the information deceived the added Italian eggs. no sugar have by greatly ger of wartlms-n- o strike are machinists Practically every window in tbe nlaea work. All of these deb (ration here. and only morsels of meat and bread. waa rn ashed by bullet or stones dur- - , CABINET portanc of this coming conference. BY HARVAH Every department of .the works Is in now cannot b aead-j,- n. conference Tomorrow probably will ses the reTh tha attacks by tbe rioters before without Interruption. operation Universal Service fltaf CorrePARIS, Sept.,29. - (Havas. Italian.) mic. It must either find some xlu-- 1 th lynching or th negro occurred sumption of the long miserable bread 21. spondent. betweer ROME. difficulties the aesaion Sunday, of of the Italian in the so dark Sept the tlon of familiar present During line Putol oUler riTLrmM xdays 1 Bethlehem Plant a Running chamber of deputies in Rome yester(Special Cable Dispatch.') capital and labor and evolve some ua-ith war. during the fight by otBcera and (Haras ) A11 th members of In- 24. for The will : make a considerable of which, PARIS, number treaty Kept. day, Th food scarcity already i noticetroop derstandlng Ljatw the chamber of . deputies, with . of Versailles will be ratified by BETHLEHEM, dustrtal peace, or else, by iu fialjur t - j eft 29 Th were concentrated around th cenable on this, th first day after the of the offlclalSo Of the Bethlehem Steel ter of the city and on the main streets Whth to create tend week tie-uBethlehem th exception France plant a during and remedy, probably of the provide gigantic beginning little affected leading to it eiaUsts, voted confidence to Precorporation was verystrike r iDduAtrlAi dlsvmvlaiia It deaptte the long drawn out critic and ordrd so to th lack of fuL which had this morning by.th mier Natti and cabinet. or failure, undoubtedly to aa Import- - j to nrevsnt clsm In the French parliament. ? Accdrding to the Rome eorrespond-ewt-o- f new n..fb London la almoet dark- tonight been called from Pittsburgh and there with stated can be This Le be much said the Journal, no semblance of disorder at the city may lighting having been curtailed to the a moderate degree of certainty 0f entrance to the .various plants when to be under martial law. Utmost minimum necessary. oTthe . a wo as a result of careful canvass of . the T shifts changed at ( i.m, and again on should , Th effect on the population,: too, 90 o clock. trf of their oauee In In and at 24. for ROME. Debate against argument support Kunday, politicians REVOKED leading, Sept. IS ORDER take" .was evident today. , - -hat Inter-allied of eomnv the Officials sstdt council fn the chamber of deputies was In th action of the tjie treaty and th league. . . kW W number m Teeterdays smiles of Londons unvirtually in land I f .S'T'th Premier ClemenCeau s speech, directing Admiral Andrew to to,?ay by a frr fight n hich departments police commtmioner te en- CABLE.VZ. Saturday. Sept. 27.- - (Br appeared ta th various, , suspecting millions havs overnight now forces at Trau, Amertcen 1ft received at 19 first lasted Which 190 coolly. If minutes' save nnsafd a as that last worked meek, leee not apecial-paMcethan "fOJ. . turned to gloom. The army rg a., r. f Mhim.i. left tliV-- r loo's ..The the Associa'ed Pr One of the fear exoremed from bettor understood aa i r, (lejuUaLujllctosJed. "w ta nmy-- nf -- ms --m ur Is ulatios prohibiting-Americ- an 0f the county's atT-Cu- T r ei officers uluT o- Grinning that j thtws hv hr In? th said were t in cotTpaWy latter some "government that th showing expressed Th qaaiteis of the American Legion Used tomorrow. people of the floating cabinet of having th United organisation to be and soldiers from fraternising , with like the id a a result of the riotous merely Intended to explain that no--1 ws to meet, lata this afternoon when oaUrtrugele whkh Genf an was revoaed In an army r- - ficjals who had mostly hern emplored during of ipeet a long drawn Into was with th enter conceived nti Rtatea th league treaty rather e,rla, resign decld fsr more this th future dss today---.I-,,. how1"1plunge the war,JJ could not he learned special police doty will ,Tnr the country Into s atrug-T- h ter tolldarrtv on the part of tha , ttone-- has-bee- n that Ifthe United vohtnteera forArrrangenietrts . . . the'f 4 VMfp1Tt,wn are being status if the government and libbf tbsny trtrtuwvWlf AHie and associated government In no way affects Th rernia-tkStates did become a member of th be asked. This - j gl during th general.election. Is come It to afterthis ta Test Is announced It that expected Unofficially and shoo Id t applied with the prohibiting American soldi ns (OaDttBWd M 1 aaana solidmrltr. tCsuthjwsd on page ata saosaeo. jl Continued m peg alasj fOsotUsaod on page MrvwxJ, frwnytarrjto.fsciB Is Makes Plea to Rioters For Respect For Law And Order Situation Control of Civic Authorities arid U. S. Troops Are. Called Out to Take trol of the City Mayor Smith in cal Condition in Hospital This Morning K -- I r ,y i ALSATIANS MAY F0R REPUBLIC !. a, inf n a , tal -- ti-tr- hatl to.vt d-- th 1 m. w I EI08 JJ I m.L. - I I - the.-compa- VKfS&i? F&nSZ S2S: ts rs i dJ "wth'hopeof , I Plro tf ,, 1 - 1 Irtudlt -- uk. BRDO, 1 -- p, 1 -- Oes ANTI-FRATERNIZI- b-- Dty fhnorSuJST. 17 be 1 1 m The'-TuTT- Y iy I er m f 4 S 5 |