All - day on December 1 unless otherwise noted, the demand of the American, a thing that was officially announced today by Assemblyman A. L. Shipley, has been officially announced today by Assemblyman A. L. Shipley, who has been in charge of the organization. The strike will be inaugurated, says Shipley, of the striking clothiers in the United States and Canada. More than 200,000 workers will be affected. A universal night-hour day is demanded, and a general rise of a week for all branches of the industry to cover the high cost of living. The principal cities affected will be New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, Syracuse, Rochester, Montreal, and Toronto. The employers are expected to resist.

WATSON TRIAL ON MONDAY
Charges of Selling Editor of the Magazine, Forming Populist.
Albany, November, The second trial of Thomas L. Watson and Catholick editor of the New York Magazine, formed by Populist, will be held in Federal Court.
Albany, November, The second trial of Thomas L. Watson and Catholick editor of the New York Magazine, formed by Populist, will be held in Federal Court.  In the midst of the presidential nominee and Congressman, will be given Monday before Judge Linn, Federal Court. Watson is charged with sending obscene attacks on the Catholic Church through the mails. As at the former trial, Mr. Watson will act as his chief counsel, but he will be assisted by Attorney General L. G. Gordon, J. Gordon, and S. S. Davis. A formidable array of contract witnesses, including two ex-governors, have been subpoenaed. The prosecution will be in the hands of District Attorney Donelson and Assistant District Attorney Millar.

BRYAN PLANS "DRY" DRIVE
His Diversion to Policy of Prohibition in Mr. Linn's Board in Washington
Washington, D.C., December 6. 