Officials in Touch with Situation Be lave Document a More Emphatic Than Any Previous Statement
Washington notes indicate a new terse diplomatic note to Mexico City about the arrest and imprisonment of American consul William Jenkins at Puebla. Officials expect it to be more emphatic and delivered soon, with no public text yet. Congress readies for debate on Mexican affairs as protests from Mexico City surface.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
William
Jenkins
Puebla
State Department
Mexico City
Carranza
Mexico
Foraign
Wallace
Madrid
United States
Empty Coal Bins Challenged by Nationwide Miner Strike
Chicago reports chaotic bituminous fields as about 400000 miners strike since November 1 with no clear return to production. Notices at mines show Fuel Administrator Garfield's 14 percent wage increase, but no impact until next week. Missouri Governor Frederick Gardner convenes nine coal states in Chicago to discuss government decision, action not forecast.
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Chicago
Garfield
Frederick Gardner
Missouri
No Clemency for Mooney Declared by Governor
Sacramento reports no clemency for Thomas J. Mooney, convicted in the San Francisco bomb case. Gov William D Stephens says there is no question of guilt, in a letter made public from the governor's office to Paul Scharrentorp, secretary of the California State Federation of Labor. German Socialists Discover Plot Aimed at Restoring Emperor William and Crown Prince Frederick William in December, Düsseldorf reports.
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Mooney
Sacramento
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
Cone
San Francisco
Dusseldorf
Germany
Willian
Frederick William
Hitchcock Moves to Renew German Peace Treaty Fight
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska prepared preliminary plans to renew the effort to ratify the German peace treaty. He did not meet President Wilson and few senators had returned for Congress. The Democratic leader predicted the treaty would be resubmitted by the president next week.
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Hitchcock
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Senate
Wilson
Strike Conference Breaks Up In Row Over Coal Wages
United Mine Workers leaders and coal operators adjourned their joint conference after rejecting a government 14 percent wage offer. Acting President John L Lewis denounced Garfield and the cabinet for what he called a colossal blunder and urged Congress to collect reliable coal industry data. Garfield maintained 14 percent is fair for miners while preventing a coal price rise, and warned profits and production would suffer if wages rose without higher selling prices.
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Washington
Tng
Lhe Alsers
Board of Arbitration
Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
Wilson
Garfield
Justice Iz
Central Competitive Coal
Central Competitive Coal Field
William Green
Labor
Doctor Garfield
Roctor Garfield
Gurfield
Congress
World Events Short Form for Busy Readers
World news highlights include American troop withdrawal from Coblenz amid Senate ratification delays, a 20 man theft gang near Bordeaux arrests, fur prices rising sharply in Paris markets, a Kangaroo air journey from London to Australia, and Vienna's plea for relief in Austria. Also noted are Poland and Germany trade shifts, Antwerp replacing Brest as US embarkation port, and global efforts in religion and public utilities debates.
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Coblenz
Germany
Paris
United States
Senate
Antwerp
Brest
United States Postal Service
Etc
Voters to decide on $175000 school bond in Shelby district
Shelby voters will cast ballots December 6 on issuing 175000 dollars in bonds to build a new school. The report also notes epidemics in Rick Hawk ecquity and hog vaccination efforts in Woodbury and nearby townships, plus farm sales, dairy improvements, wool prices, and a Clark county fair success.
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Shelby
Rick
Hampshire
A. R. Henderson
Independence
Henderson
James Farley
Nevada
Stratton
Iowa
Iowa State College, Dairy and Food Department of the State
Iowa Buttermarkets’ Association
Iowa State Dairy Association
Fair Association
Clark County
Oscenia
Osceola
Chester
Hamilton County
E. Fr. Soow
Red Cross
Advertising Growth for Farmers Through Direct Appeal
Farmers can boost sales by simple advertising methods aimed at automobile travelers and local buyers. Bulletin boards, farm name on vehicles, printed letterheads, wrappers, and business cards reinforce recognition. Direct ads in newspapers, parcel post notices, and distinctive farm branding expand reach beyond local markets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fair Valley Farm Dames
J. Jameson
Blank
Parcel Post
ex+ press
Three Oaks
John Brown
Missouri
Metropoltan
Fair View Farm
Keeping accurate project records aids youth farm training
The article explains that 4H club projects in animal feeding teach boys and girls to maintain day to day records. It covers costs such as feed, labor, and value of time, receipts, and end profits, highlighting educational benefits and future farming responsibilities.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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G. H. Wilkins
Stephen Lansnne
Paris le Matin
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Chamber of Deputies
Renner
Austria
Austrigernational Assembly
Vienna
Bert Wissel
Berlin
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Varna
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Dalmatia
Sebenice
Zara
Vladivostok
Siberian
Kolchak
Pope Laiess
Barahinsk
Toledo
St. Louis
Women Preachers’ Association
Ville Platte
Vina Kelberg
Omaha
New York
Lansing
Inter-Church World Movement of North America
Iowa State News
Pair Valley Farm
Ir View Farm
Blank, Va
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