Heavy fighting broke out Friday between Chinwangtao and Shan Hukwan, and the battle has been raging steadily ever since.
Report Favorable on Trading Bill
Washington—(A. P.)—A favorable report on the Capper-Tincher bill to amend the Future Trading act so as to meet a recent supreme court decision declaring certain sections of the act inoperative, was ordered today by the house agricultural committee. The measure, reported introduced, is expected to be taken up in the house Thursday.
American Labor Convention Opens
Cincinnati, O. — (A. P.)
Shop, unemployment, wage reductions, recognition of Soviet Russia, one big union, and court decisions and injunctions affecting labor and other subjects formed the major issues confronting the American Federation of Labor when it opened its annual two week's convention here today. Addressing the convention, President Samuel Gompers said that organized labor "was not in a mood to have constitutional rights and privileges taken from us by any subtle reasoning, or assumption of power, no matter from whence it emanates."
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MISS ELLA OLESEN WILL LEAVE
FOR EXTENDED EUROPEAN TRIP
Miss Ella Diesen, the efficient registrar at the University of Idaho, will leave Moscow Thursday on an extended European trip, with a party of relatives. She will journey from here to Montreal, Canada, alone, being joined there by relatives. The trip is expected to cover a period of about four months. European countries will be toured and the principal points of interest visited, including the battlefields of the late war.  The party will then return by way of the Isle of Man, where Miss Olesen's mother was born and spent her girlhood days. 