Coal Output Prevails As New Admin Moves In
Washington reports large coal output as restrictions ease under regional railroad directors. Dr H A Garfield and aides resign, leaving fuel administration overseen by rail authorities. Acting UMWA leader John L Lewis forecasts 95 percent miners back by Monday night. Authorities plan calls to testify on Garfield plan changes and settlement with miners union.
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Washington, D. C
H. A. Garfield
Wilson
senate
Palmer
Dr. Garfield
miners’ union
fite
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Garfield
Cyrus Guernsey, Jr
Garfeld
John A. Alport
Washington
Hold up for ransom capture by Villistas near Muzquiz
Detals of the capture of American citizen Fred G. Hugo by Villistas are not available. Officials on the Texas–Mexico border say no new information has reached them. Hugo is reported held for a $10,000 ransom at Pino Solo, 120 miles from Muzquiz, as Villa forces move toward Chihuahua with no major shifts in the federal troop positions.
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Detalia
Villistas
Fred G. Hugo
Eagle Pass
Tex
Vilistas
Hurfa
J. M. Dobtes
Muzquiz
Coahuila
Chihuahua
Range Cattle Starving in Montana Despite Severe Weather
Swarms of hungry marpies attack half frozen cattle herds across Montana sections as reports reach farmers. Hundreds of range cattle are said to be dying from starvation since the severe weather set in.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Esthonians Repulse Reda Attacks On Narva Front
Esthonian and bolsheviki radio dispatches describe severe fighting on the Narva front with Esthonian forces claiming heavy attacks were beaten off. Bolshiyiki assault in clone formation was mowed down in front of their barbed wire, according to Esthonian communications. In Washington, the prohibition bureau states liquor export for beverages ends January 18 under the amendment, noting transit or storage inside the United States does not meet the law.
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Reda
London
Narva
Bolshiyiki
Washington, D. C
bureau of internal revenue
United States
Strike Ends as Wilson Plan Becomes Basis for Settlement
Indianapolis Dec 11 The 400000 coal miners strike ends after United Mine Workers accept President Wilson's plan. A telegraphic order directs locals to resume work immediately with a 14 percent wage rise, while a tribunal will review further wage and price questions within 60 days. Palmer lauds the agreement and calls for orderly return to work.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Mr. Lewis
United States
Garfield
Lewig
Green
Welson
uiners
secretary of labor
gond
ant
WOODROW WILSON
Map G Survey urges full nation mapping for defense and growth
Washington December 11 Nearly sixty six percent of the United States remains unmapped the annual report of the director of the geological survey says the need for an adequate map of the whole territory for military purposes and national development is stressed the fact underscores a major gap in cartography and planning across the country
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U. S
Washington
United States
geological survey
World's Events in Short Form for Busy People
A compilation of short world briefs notes rising expenditures in the U S government near 5.25 billion, congressional recess talks, judicial actions on the Jenkins case, navy building proposals, and diplomatic moves in Europe. It covers budget figures for Maine Central and Hocking Valley railroads, army restructuring debates, pension payments, and justice department warnings about radical activities. Also mentions Clemenceau Lloyd George talks, bandit leader Jenkins’ surrender, Bolshevist activity in Japan, and various international recognitions and incidents.
Iowa State News Highlights From Farm Reports And Expositions
Iowa State College prize stock shown at Chicago International Live Stock Exposition. Four county coin show scheduled for Ackley. Premiums offered for sewing and cooking for county girls. County stock trials and dairy results cited with notable corn, oats, and spry practices. Bennet farm comparisons show income differences, while farm bureaus push organization. An orchard spray program demonstrates higher yields and cleaner fruit. Hassett acquires 240 acres near Manilla expanding his Iowa holdings to nine sections.
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Iowa State college
Chicago
Ackley
Corning
G. F. Richards
Poland
China
E. D. Ridnour
Perry
Angus
J. C. Burnett
Towa State college
R. T. Parkhurst
S. K. Slemmona
Scott township
Joe Halter
Sharon township
Johnson county
Black Hawk county
farm management department
farm bureau
Decatur county
Iowa farm, federation
county farm bureau
C. C. Haezen
Tis orchard
Grimes Goldon
Jonathen
Winesep
Ben Davis
Iowa
Patrick Hascett
Denmon
Albert Schwieson
Manilla
Hassett
towa
Hassett lewne
J F Kramer Enforces Prohibition in Washington
John F Kramer of Mansfield D establishes duties as prohibition commissioner in charge of wartime and constitutional prohibition enforcement. The $7,500 post follows a career in education law and politics from Richland County Ohio to the Ohio State and Westminster synod work, with family and church roles noted.
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John F. Kramer
Mansfield
Washington
Commissioner Kramer
Richland county
Ohio
Ohio Northern university
law college
Ohio State university
Kramer
Mansfeld
Wittenberg synod
the
Lutheran church
Reindeer Meat as World Future Food Source
Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson argues reindeer could supply the world’s meat. He notes commercialized herds grew from 1,200 to over 200,000 in twelve years, with 30,000 surplus males slaughtered this year. Alaska has vast grazing lands and a doubling supply every three years, promising millions of carcasses annually delivered from Seattle at about $4.80 per head.
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Vilhjatumr Stefansson
Alaska
Canada
Seattle
h Stefansson
arctic
Good pen sketch of Bernard Baruch in industrial conference
A portrait of Bernard Baruch of New York as a prominent leader at a recent industrial conference. The sketch praises his appearance, decisive leadership, charm, and pragmatic approach, noting his role as chairman of the committee of fifteen and his ability to guide through compromise.
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Bernard Baruch
New York
Baruch
David
teadership
Gary
God
March Report on U S Army Five Corps Proposed
General March reports U S Army needs five corps and 260000 men in peacetime to meet nation’s requirements. He urges universal military training and a fixed regular army strength, arguing naval power alone cannot deter future threats while emphasizing readiness and self sufficiency learned from World War I.
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United States
Payston
March
ehiet
ataft
department
congress
Marchwayn
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Kansas
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