J-.'' swap -3? •V?*^ '£C-~' """i— "V- 4"-'' •*v ^/^•'''wfr- ,j •.-- j- 1" .Vt-fcv- "c.-f-9*' •=%-. 'sssvT INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, NOVEMBER 13th, 1919 PAGE EIGHT W': WHOLESALE RAID RESERVATIONS LORD SWAYTHUNQ ON ANARCHISTS WIN IN SENATE Several Hundred Arrested by Department Two Stririgs^o America's Acceptance of Justice Agents of World League in Different Cities. Adopted by Solons. WATCHED FOR WEEKS VETO POWER REJECTED Huge Plot to Resist Government U. S. to Be Sole Judge Whether Its Nipped—Russian Aliens and Doctrines Have Been Fulfilled In I. W. W. Taken in Wide- eCiaft Case of Withdrawal From League Spread Net. —Three Allies Must Approve. Washington, Nov. 10.—Inaugurating general warfare on radical aliens advocating a Washington, Nov. 10.—The peace forcible overthrow of the government, treaty opponents in the senate have agents of the Department of National Blouse Week, Nov. 10th to 15th scored another victory in their fight. Justice, assisted by the Immigration By a vote of 50 to 35 the senate bureau, rounded up nearly 1,000 men adopted reservation No. 2, after rejecting and women in raids in more than a every effort of the administration Fashion Approves the score of cities. forces to kill it or weaken it with Hundreds of those arrested will be amendments. held for deportation, and it was announced The reservation accomplishes two tmtrs am at the Department of Justice highly important purposes: that it was the intention to request First—It gives to the United States Lord Swaythling, a member of the the Department of Labor to deport all In the gradual development of women's attire, the blouse in the clear, absolute and unqualified British peerage and a brother of the aliens found to be engaged in radical right to withdrawal from the League recent years has come to occupy a position of the utmost British secretary for India, is In tlii? activities. of Nations upon two years' notice. country with Lady Swaythling and dignity. Once considered only a garment of utility, it is Primarily the raids, which occurred Second—It empowers congress, by their son, Hon. E. E. S. Montagu, in practically every industrial center'' mow so dainty and charming in its more (elaborate forms that majority vote, to withdraw the United whom they have placed in Harvard in the East and Middle West, were States from the league and shears the university. They will make an extended it1'is the foundation, father than the1 incident of a costume. aimed at the Union of Russian Workers, president of all power to prevent withdrawal. tour of the United States, an organization which Attorney Which Lord Swaythling has not. previously General Palmer disclosed was formed The New Blouses For the first time since the voting visited in 20 years. jn New York 12 years ago by a group on the treaty began, the republicans of men at the head of which was William stood absolutely solid, and all cast Szatow, now chief of the Bolsheviki LABOR GIVES SUPPORT their votes in favor of the reservation. police at Petrograd. All of the 35 votes against the reservation V^ry*'becoming and full of charm are the new blouses. Bombs and Bogus Money Found. were democratic, but five democrats In their raids in Newark and Trenton, joined with the republicans in Amoi)g( the more favored shades are taupe, soft browns and N. J., the federal agents seized support of the reservation. navy blu'es. These are exquisite—new models of Georgette, Union Federation in Statement materials for making bombs and a Text of Reservation. complete counterfeiting outfit together bewitchingly 'embroidered in fine wool yarn and soft silk Favors Coal Miners. The text of the reservation follows: with considerable counterfeit money. "The United States so understands ftoss| ^Others are charmingly beaded in back as well as in In practically every raid the officers and construes Article I that in cases found great quantities of radical literature. front. These new models are in both round and square of notice of withdrawal from the Injunction Against Strike Declared So League of Nations, as provided in said neck styl'es. The Union of Russian Workers first" Autocratic "As to Staggertbe article, the United States shall be the came into public notice during the Human Mind." sole judge as to whether all its inter.national Select yours during NATIONAL BLOUSE WEEK senate investigation of the steel strike, obligations and its obligations Jacob Margolis, counsel for the strike Nov. 10th to 15th Washington, Nov. 10.—Holding the under the said covenant have' been fulfilled, committee, testifying that he sought and notice of withdrawal by the action of the government in injunction the aid of the Russians in the strike. Popular Priced Blouses $6 to $10 United States may be given by a concurrent proceedings against striking bituminous Attorney General Palmer described resolution of the congress of coal miners to be ?'§o autocratic rSs the Russian union as "even more radical the United States." as to stagger the human mind," than the Bolsheviki," and declared Better Grades $10 to $18 the executive council of the American No Veto Power. its purpose was to amalgamate all of Federation of Labor declared in a The chief Opposition to the reservation the Russian group in the United States statement issued after a tour-hour centered upon the provision giving into one organization. Mass action, including meeting that the miners' .walkout was congress the right to withdraw the armed action in time of "great justified, promised for the strike the United States from the league by concurrent national strife," is the principle of the entire support of organized labor and resolution. A concurrent resolution union, he said. asked aid and endorsement for it from requires merely a majority vote While, discussing the activities of the public. in both houses and the president has the union at length from its first convention The Lever act, under which the government no power to veto it. Numerous^ efforts at Detroit in 1914, down to the acted in the court proceedings were made to amend this provision present time. Department of Justice never was enacted to !pply to workers, and restore the president's veto power. officials would not go into details of the council asserted, and its use but all were voted -down. the raids. They refused to answer against the miners was classed as "an any questions further than to admit -Nelson's Amendment Debated. injustice not only to workers, but to that nine men had been arrested in Sharp debate ensued when Senator all liberty loving Americans." VICTORY DUE TO YANKEES QUIT OMSI America 'to show her sympathy"'witli Washington and that of the five released Knute Nelson of Minnesota, "mild" The statement declares almost in peace and justice iif the councils of upon proving their American reservationist, offered an amendment the first sentence that the "officers of citizenship, one would be rearrested. nations." to strike out the word "concurrent" the United Mine Workers did everything The men arrested were held by federal WOODROW WILSON. and substitute "joint." The effect of UNITED ACTION in their power to avert this great agents and were subjected to his amendment, simple though it appeared, Pershing Praises Patriotism.' Advance of Bolshevist Forcei industrial struggle." lengthy cross-examination. It was understood would have been to give the In a statement issued by General The instructions of the convention that those held would be sent president the power to veto notice of Causes Evacuation. Pershing, he says: were taken through the usual committees to Ellis Island, N. Y., where deportation withdrawal by congress. "As we pay tribute to our fighting into conference with the operators, proceedings for all those arrested Senator Nelson appealed to the senate men, we remember that solidly behind President in Armistice Day Message and then, the statement puts it, will be conducted. to accept his amendment on the them stood the American people "our government interjected itself and American Hospital and Government The toll of the raid in 17 cities was Says Allied Strength ground that its rejection would be a with all our resources and our determination. applied for an injunction." as follows: New York, 500 Detroit, Departments Ordered Moved—Situation rebuke to the president. Was Invincible. This common service has The statement characterized the action 250 Chicago, 185 Bridgeport, Conn., The Nelson amendment was rejected Considered Grave. welded together our people. These as "invasion of the rights of 60 Washington, 9 Hartford, Conn., 2 55 to 39. Only two republicans, Nelson experiences safeguard the future of miners," intended to starve- the miners Akron, O., 40 Newark, N. J., 36 Philadelphia, and McCumber, voted for it. Omsk, Nov. 7.—Owing to the menacing America, and enable us to look torward into submission by cutting off their NATIONS ACTED JUSTLY 30 Ansonia, Conn., 27 Baltimore, advance of the Bolshevist forceB, confidently to the development Two Reservations Adopted. strike benefits and demanded the 8 Waterbury, Conn., 6 Admiral Kolchak has ordered a preliminary of a stronger nationality and a deeper Two strong strings to America's acceptance withdrawal of the injunction secured Buffalo, N. Y., 13 St. Louis, 3 New evacuation'of Omsk by the sense of the obligations that rest upon of the League of Nations and at Indianapolis "to restore confidence Haven, Conn., 2 San Francisco, 2 American hospital and such government us. The exercise by the American the treaty noyr have been approved by in the institution of our country and Pittsburgh, 1. departments as are not directly people of practical patriotism during a majority of the senate. One requires Victory Brings New Possiilities of respect to courts." necessary here. the war was an avowal of our firm written assent of at least three leading "By all the facts in the case the Political Freedom and Economic TRACTION COMPANY QUITS It is possible the seat of government adherence to the principles of free Allies to American reservations. The miners' strike is justified," it concluded. feoncert—.'ays Tribute may be moved eastward. Express government that will continue to have other makes the United States the sole "We indorse it. We are convinced All Cars Removed From Toledo When to Dead. railway service has been temporarily great influence upon the progressive judge of whether its international duties of the justice of the miners' Ouster Ordinance Passes. suspended and railway cars thought throughout the world. These have been fulfilled in case it wants cause. We pledge to the miners the are being concentrated at Omsk as a to quit the league. Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 10.—Car riders are things which make this day Washington, Nov. 11. President full support of the American Federation precautionary measure. who voted for an oaster ordering the significant." Wilson's message to the country on of Labor and appeal to the workers Colonel Emerson has rescinded the street cars from the streets hecaise armistice day is as follows: and citizenship of our country to SOLDIER LEGION GATHERS order to,the American railway corps fares were 6 and 8 cents, axe paying give like indorsement and aid to the VICTOR BERGER LOSES SEAT To My Fellow-Countrymen: to retire from Siberia and the men are from 10 to 25 cents in automobile men engaged in this momentous "A year ago today our enemies laid First National Convention Opens in remaining at thieir posts for duty. buses. struggle." down their arms in accordance with Convicted Socialist Is Banished From Minneapolis. Major General Janin, commanding The Toledo Railways & Light company an armistice which rendered them im-' Minneapolis, Nov. 10.—With delegations Congress. the Czecho-Slovak force?, whose withdrawal began at midnight to spirit the "potent to renew hostilities, and gave Washington, Nov. 11.—By vote of a from all states on the ground, the had been ordered, has given WOMAN DOES L0CKLEAR FEAT cars out of the city until not a vehicle to the world an assured opportunity 307 to 1, Victor L. Berger, socialist stage is set for the opening of what is assurances that the Czechs will continue with wheels under it was l3ft within to reconstruct its shattered order and member from Wisconsin, ymvicted under generally conceded to be one of the to guard the troublesome sections Young Girl Climbs From Plane to the jurisdiction of the city officials, to work out in peace a new and juster the espoinage law, was expelled as most important national gatherings in of the Trans-Siberian railway who were responsible for the ouster Plane in Midair. set of international relations. The member of the lower house of congress. a history, the first national convention and keep communications open for ordinance passed last June being submitted Chicago, Nov. 10.—Miss Elsie Menn, soldiers and people of the European Berger made speech in his a of the American Legion, the largest the present. to the people. 18 years old, stood in ah airplane and allies had fought and endured for own behalf in which he expressed no organization of veterans of the Great Situation Considered Grave. The cars were removed without notice grasping a rope ladder dangling from more than four years to uphold the regret at his opposition to the government war. American Consul General Harris. to public and city officials alike. above, climbed safely to a second barrier of civilization against the aggressions in the conduct of the war, and Conceived by fighting men during General Knox, the British commander, All were taken into Michigan and plane as the machines flew 200 feet of armed force. We ourselves said he would do the same thing over the war to promote the spirit of comradeship and General Jauin regard the situation stored on sidetracks. above ground. So far as is known had been in the conflict something again. Members of the house denounced in the ranks during the conflict, as grave, though not yet critical. perform here she is the only woman to more than a year and a half. Berger previous to the final and to serve even a greater purpose They propose to retire from Omsk '-Cotton Reaches $1 Pound. the act which Ormer Loeklear-, army vote. Representative Voigt, of Wisconsin, in peace time by working for 100 "With splendid forgetfulness of only if the government decides to Pine Bluff, Ark., Nov. 10.—W. G. Key aviator, executed in numerous exhibitions. cast the only vote in Berger's per cent' Americanism, the American mere personal concerns we remodeled leave the city, as it is forecast will has sold a bale of cotton for one dollar Legion will launch its first nation-wide our industries, concentrated our financial favor. occur if its security there is too greatly pound, the largest price paid since a representative movement here. resources, increased our agricultural menaced. the Civil war. Merchant Marine Bill Passed. Over 2,000 delegates and several output, and assembled a great ARE FORCED TO RAY TRIBUTE The American hospital and government Washington, Nov. 11.—A bill outlining^ times that many visitors are the army, so that at the last our power offices now leaving Omsk, will 'n Hog Brings Record Price. city. Armistice day was marke by a a permanent policy regarding the was a decisive factor in the victory. be established at Irkutsk, barges and Clothing Manufacturers Say Union Omaha, Neb., Nov. 8.—A yearling merchant marine has been passed by huge patriotic parade. We were able to bring the vast resources, trains have been placed at the diS' Officials Hold Them Up. Poland China boar sold for $30,000, the house. .The measure provides for material and moral, of a great posal of the Red Cross and the evacuation Chicago, Nov. 11.—Ten clothing said to be a record price for a hog. Navy Launch sale of the government fleet to Americitizens and free people to the assistance of of the 800 patients at the hospi* Sinks. manufacturers gave statements to Newport, R. I., Nov. 7.—Four men and for continuation of the our associates in Europe .who .bad tal is in progress. Nicholas Michels, assistant state's attorney, Air Derby Stars Jan. 4. were missing after a motor launch the, shipping board with regulatory sufffr nd sacrificed without limit charging that the manufacturers New York, Nov. 8.—The first aerial in from the* destroyer Long capsized in powers. Final vote on the measure Mi se for which we fought. were "under the absolute domination derby around the world will start Jan. Death* Took Old arid Young. Narraganset bay, while conducting was 238 to 8. The Mil goes to the *Ms victory, there arose of the officials of the Amalgamated next and end Jan. 4,1921 4, During the war the London Times, senate. radio experiment? during a gale. nt it .les of political freedom Clothing Workers of America." The either wittingly or unwittingly, published ana »"-~nc concert. The war witnesses, whose names were^ guarded, Speedy Sugar Relief Seen. Innumerable items about the Food Import Volume Increases. National Bank !u ss Few. -'nr-\ lie strength of great nations it was said, because of threats, very old men and women In the British Washington, Nov. 8.—Larger quantities Washington, Nov. ..— E tablishing a aci together for high purposes, relief told the attorney that they had been Harrisburg, Pa., Nov. 7—That empire who were dying off. Their and a greater variety of foods record for immunity from failure, national the victory of arms foretells forced to pay tribute in the form of from the present sugar shortage great age, their longevity, formed a are being imported from foreign countries, banks of the United States have the enduring conquests which "fines" to the union officials, which will come very shortly through har-^ melancholy contrast to the slaughter although pre-war volumes have gone through the last 22 months with can be made in peace when nations amounted to from $500 to $5,000. vesting of the western beet suplC of youth then going on In Europe. During not been reached, the Department of only one enforced closing, according to act justly and in furtherance of the crop, now in progress, and ti Louisiana six months in 1918, 312 persons Agriculture announced.. Practically an 'announcement by John Skelton common interests of men. To us in sugar, which will be or. the mar- J"1 5 Turk Enters Switzerland. over one hundred years old died lrf*the all the different classes of foods imported Williams, comptroller of the currency. America, the reflections of Ai'mistic ket Geneva, Nov. 11.—Talaat Bey, former soon, was the belief expressed by before the war, with the exception: British isles, but the figures of young The one failure reported was in 1918, day will be filled with solemn pride in grand vizier of Turkey, has succeeded Attorney General Palmer here. The now men who fell during that time before of alcoholic beverages, are no bank having been forced to suspend the heroism of those who died in the in entering Switzerland under governn: jnt legal head was here as the guns of the enemy and who died coming into this country. An inspection during the past 10 months of the country's service, and with gratitude mi assumed name, according to the principal speaker at a food "6on*"rence of all imported foocf and drug calendar year. This record. Mr. Williams with influenza ^mounted toward a milIJpn. for the victory, both because of the of district attorneys, mayors and Tribuna, .which adds that he purposes products is made in order to insure said,' stands out as 30 times Not one of the old, be It 'Bald thing from which it has freed us and burgesses of Pennsylvauia called by -L establishing .a center in the country that not misbranded similar ,the products are better than the average for any I tn passing, died from "flu." Governor ^proul. because of the opportunity it h&s .given for Young Turk propaganda. period. ad at ASfc* km