INDUSTRIAL TRUCE PROPOSED
TRANSCONTINENTM. AIR RACE UNDER WAY
INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE CONSIDERING
PROPOSAL FOR INDUSTRIAL TRUCE
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9—The Industrial Conference commenced active
consideration of the various industrial problems confronting the nation today
and is busily engaged in debiting the numerous proposals submitted for the
relief of various detrimental economic and industrial conditions.
At the opening o# today's session Bernard Baruch, chairman of tlie
, delegation representing the public, submitted proposals for an immediate in
dustrial truce. Tne aim of the resolution is to overcome tiiic present inclina
tion of labor to strike pending an adjustment of industrial conditions and the
formulation of plans which will restore industry to normal levels. The plan
provides that the industrial truce shall continue f »r a period of three ilionths,
during which no strikes are to be called and no lockouts ordered. Baruch's
proposals also embrace the creation of an urbfei-ailon hoard by the president
and congress endowed with authority to pass upon the merits of all industrial
controversies and mediate between the employers and workers.
President Sam. (Jumpers of the American Federation" of l-abor also
presented proposals looking to the settlement of the great steel workers
strike by arbitr&tive methods,
dumpers’ plan eontemplates the Immediate return of the strikers and
the appointment of an arbitration board either- by the Industrial Conference
or the president. The arbitration board is to be composed of representatives
of capital, labor and the public at la.rge.
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THREE DEATHS MAR START OF GREAT
CROSS CONTINENT AIRPLANE RACE
Special to The Nome Nugget by Tlie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8—The great transcoutineAtaUaeroplanc juee of the
American Flying Club started .simultaneously from New York and San Fran
cisco today with a total of sixty two planes participating. Forty six planes
departed from the New York end of the course and the remainder of the list <
from San Francisco. The eastern and coast, planes will nice across the
continent in opposite directions.
Accidents Mar Start of Great Air Race.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8—Several serious accidents have marred the initial
stages of the transcontinental aeroplane race no\\& in progress under the
auspices of the American Flying Club. I m
Three aviators have met their death as a. result of various accidents
oecuring shortly after the contest started and four of the original sixty two
planes are out of the race. . A majority of the entrants are men who tire
connected with the army aviation service or former war plane pilots.
Minister-Aviator Leading Plane Race at. Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9—Lieutenant. B. W. Maynard, former minister and
known in Army aviat^m circles as “The Flying Parson,” is leading the group
of eastern flyers in the American Flying Club's transcontinental aeroplane
race and Is also ahead of all entiants. Maynard reached Chicago early today
flying at the rate of two miles a minute and far ahead of all-competitors.
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Army Pilots Reported Scattered Widely Along Race Course.
MINNEOLA, N. Y , <)ct 1)—-Reports of the progress made by army
Hots in the transcontinental airplane race today disclose that the army uir
uen are widely scattered along tlie course between .Minneola and San Fran
ificol One army pilot Is reported to have reached Salt Lake.
GERMAN ASSEMBLYMAN
SHOT AFTER THREAT
TO EXPOSEJJOV’T POLICY
spfei-ial to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Oct. 9—Scarcely fifteen minutes before he expected to make
ion national disclosures to the National Assembly regarding the Berlin govern
i tent's Baltic policy, Assemblyman Hugo Passelledcr, iudependant Socialist,
vas shot and seriously wounded while walking to the Assembly hall. The
1 iscreant who fired the shot is unknown.
1‘asselleder announced yesterday that he intended to lay before the
\ssembly disclosureH regarding tlie government’s policy in the Baltic which he
dated were of the most sensational character and in opposition to the inter
ssts of the German people,
It is believed that his shooting was actuated by a desire to prevent him
from making the threatened'disclosures,
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TWO SHOT IN STRIKE
CLASH AT^PITTSBURG
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
PITTSBURG, Oct. D—Foreign strikers and negvo workmen employed
i number of others were injured.
The battle lasted until the arrival of police reinforcements resulted in
the mobs being broken up. Aside from the trouble today the strike situation
has been quiet during the past few days. The steel plants i. ,.o*t an inn-eas
ing number of strikers returning to work
pel led to use their dubs with vigor before the battle was broken up.
BRITISH LABOR REPRESENTATIVES PREPARING
TO ATTEND WASHINGTON LABOR CONFERENCE.
gpeeinl to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
LONDON. Oct. !»- George Nicliol 1* Barnes. Britain’s principal repre
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ADMITS GERMAN MENTALITY DIFFERENT FROM REST OF WORLD
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
BERLIN. (By Mail.) "The reason why the whole world rone up
against Prussia and Germany and not against England is plain to evmyon
tration ill Alsace," assorts'""professor F. \V. Foerster. of the University of
Munich, writing in the Tngehlatt.
the world much freedom and justice," ho added. "Site succeeded in rccyn
"The isolation of Germany from Hague conferences is irrel'u la hi. ■
than the rest or the world"
lie changes Germany with having erred tu the exchange of i
accusations might have been combated more effectively if Germany had
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