Mystery shrouds plan to end coal strike by agreement
Washington reports a prospective settlement to the coal strike after secret talks among Attorney General Palmer Judge Ames John L Lewis and William Cheen with President Wilson staff. Officials refuse details while Garfield deflects questions and Indianapolis awaits the federal court and union leaders.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Indianapolis
Federal Court
United Mine Workers
Palmer
Judge Ames
John L. Lewis
William Cheen
Mine Workers’ Union
Mr. Palmer
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
J. G. Anderson
Federal District Court
Garfield
Economcal
Lewis and Green
Classip
Tertin
Lewis
Fuel Administration
Spicials
STILE
Ind
Dev. T
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Union
Joseph Tumulty
Henry 8. Mitchell
United States District Attorney
Ellis Searles
United Site Workers Journal
Whate
J. Lewis
Green
Searless
Indianavelis
Weather Outlook From Denver To New Mexico
The bulletin reports Monday partly cloudy with snow north and colder conditions in the northeast. Tuesday brings snow in the north, rain to the south, and sharper cold in the west and east. In Arigaella Monday snow with strong westerly winds and colder conditions overall. Data covers 24 hours ending 6 PM yesterday with humidity around 78 percent and variable wind directions and speeds.
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Denver
Colo
Bee
New Mexico
Arigaella
Wartier
Trains Reduced on Monta Ie Route for Coal Conservation
The Monta Ie railroad cuts trains between here and El Paso and on the Lamy branch due to a coal shortage. Trains 707 and 708 are discontinued, while 724 726 727 and 728 on the Lamy branch are also halted. The changes, effective Monday at 12 01 a.m., shift service to remaining runs and adjust connections via the Pecos valley.
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Monta Ie
Here
el Paso
Lamy
KJ. Parker
Western Lines
Journal
Paseo
Kansas City
Velen
Albuquerque
Relen
Pecos
Carlsbad
Pelen
Train Wreck Fatalities in Belgian Congo Expedition
Details reach from Rhode Island headquarters of a rail wreck near Elizabethville Belgian Congo. Dr Joseph Kh Armstrong and William Stowell of Los Angeles, members of a Smithsonian expedition and film crew, die after a water truck crashes into a goods train rear. Four natives killed. others injured including Finny Horne, Kohler, and Edward M. Phicery.
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Pingo Fort
Belgian Congo
Joseph Kh. Armstrong
Willian Stowell
Los Angeles
Smithsonian Metinathon
Rhodeela
Bakania
Hel- Bien Cotge
Elizabethville
Arnairons
Stawell
Finny Horne
Armstrong
Laater
Blewell
Flenney
N. Kohler
Edward M. Phicery
Woman Falls in Alley Pole Hole Injures Leg
Mrs Pavilla Coa tumbled into an old telephone pole hole in the alley south of Lincaty avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets. She sustained injuries likely to confine her to home for several days.
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M. Mee
Pavilla Coa
Lincaty Avenue
Eighth
Ninth
Rioters Terrorize Mantua As Troops Restore order
At Mantua, about 500 strikers and mobs attacked the garrison, cut telegraph lines, wrecked rails and prisons, and freed prisoners. Troops and carabineers arrived with machine guns, restoring order by Thursday night. A shopkeeper was burned alive in a looted arm shop.
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PY Morning Journal
Prciay Rhee
Rome
Associated Press
Mantua
Giornate
Talia
Mintua Chamber of Labor
Vronda
Arma
Howat Faces Charge for Violating Court Injunction
Alexander M. Howat president of the United Mine Workers of America appeared before U S Commissioner Price in Fort Scott Kansas and posted 10 000 bond to answer a federal court injunction violation charge tied to the coal strike Howat was arrested in Pittsburg Kansas and will travel to Indianapolis for the hearing expected next Tuesday
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OREAL + fase wine
Fort Scott
Kans
Alexander M. Howat
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Price
Indianapolis
Anderson
Howat
Pittsburg
Kane
Nie
Kansas
United Mine Workers
Italian Cities Tie Up by Fighting and Strikes
Milan reports violence after a socialist deputies' manhunt opens parliament. Nationalists and military factions blamed for street clashes as a general sympathy strike spreads to Milan and Turin, halting public transit and sparking deadly confrontations with police.
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the Press Publishing Co
New York
Milan
Tome
Militariata
Italy
Mibin
Tate
Turin
Vienna Begins Removing Signs of Royalty and Figures
The Austrian government removes statues and portraits of former royalty from public buildings. Mayor Lueger’s likeness is sent to a municipal museum as part of a broader move to repurpose royal symbols amid national tensions and Czech demands for autonomy.
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Vienna
Ormins
Lueger
Himaelf
Puebla Judge to Be Removed for Holding Jenkins
In Laredo Texas dispatches the Mexico City paper Excelsior reports Puebla will remove the judge who held Jenkins. Jenkins was released by order of the Puebla judge amid claims of no proof, with rumors of replacement by Judge Guigman of Cholula. Rebel officers surrendered to Gen Pedro Gonzales, including Juan Ubera, amid reports Puebla state is said to be pacified.
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Abed
Laredo
Tex
Santa Maria
San Bernebe
Williams
Jenkins
Mexico City
Excelsior
Printa
Puebla
Guigman
Cholula
Atlizco
Pedro Gonzales
Carranga
Juan Ubera
Mexico and Carranza discuss Jenkins case and bull fight bill
Mexico City reports a secret session where Carranza is granted full authority to handle the international situation. The Jenkins case involving US consul William Jenkins is discussed with emphasis on maintaining cordial U.S.-Mexico relations. The Chamber passes a bill to allow bull fighting, a 1915 ban likely to be repealed as famed Spanish bullfighters arrive.
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Presa Publishing Co
New York World
Mexico City
Carranga
Senate
Janes T. Louse
William ©. Jenkins
United States
Puebla
Castillo Aaid
Carrenza
Carranza
Jenkins
Mexico
Gaid
Medina
House of Deputies
Spain
Butte Struggles as Coal Shortage Halts Mining
In the coldest weather in thirty years Butte is nearly coalless and thousands are unemployed due to mine shutdowns. Relief efforts include fuel distribution from destroyed wooden structures and planned emergency funds to aid families of miners. Coal shipments are anticipated but supplies remain scarce.
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Hutte
Mont
Dee
Butte
Joy Scout
Mke Na Ander
City Fuel Administration
W. T. Stodden
Dire Strait
Cold wave to hit Rocky Mountain region with heavy snow
A severe cold wave sweeping the Rocky Mountain region brings heavy snow across Utah Wyoming Colorado and parts of Arizona Idaho Nevada and the Canadian northwest. Temperatures plunge to 56 to 35 degrees below zero in northern plains while Denver faces near zero before morning. Snow is expected Monday and Tuesday followed by rain in the south.
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Morning Journal
HPTO
Denver
Cole
Dee
Trea
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Idaho
Nevada
Canadian Northwest
Plains
U P Leaders to Meet in Capital for Republican Committees
Washington December 7 Republican leaders gather in Washington for the national committee meeting to discuss 1920 convention sites and dates. Chicago St Louis and Washington vie for headquarters as Gen Leonard Wood and Gov Frank Lowden backers push campaigns. Harding Poindexter and other prominent Republicans are active in planning.
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Republian
St. Louis
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Washingington
Frank
Lowden
Senator Harding
Ohio
Senator Poindexter
Washington
Americans Strike German Food Profiteers in Coblenz
American intelligence officers in Coblenz report a campaign against German profiteers blamed for rising food prices. The first day of rounds netted twenty profiteers sent to unoccupied Germany with orders not to return. A starch carload illustrates profiteering, costing 40,000 marks initially and selling up to 6,000 marks, dramatically increasing in price.
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Cobleng
Coblenz
Germany
Chancellor Renner Pledges to Appeal in Paris for Aid
Vienna reports that Dr Karl Renner the chancellor has been notified by the supreme council that he may come to Paris to plead for immediate help for Austria. He may propose retirement of the government and Allied election of a neutral dictator and administration. Serious bread riots breakout in Innsbruck with looting of warehouses restaurants hotels and the Jesuit college and institute in Sagan.
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Vienna
Karl Renner
Supreme Council
Paris
Renner
Innsbruck
Partners’ Association
Jesuits Ecollegium and Institute
Sagan
Rumor of Austrian government ceding power to Entente
Paris report in Journal des Debats notes circulating Vienna stock exchange rumor that the government would refuse to continue state responsibilities and transfer government power to the Entente.
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Paris
Journal Des Debats
Vienna Stock Exchange
Entente
Widow of Mexican revolutionary dies unaware of general's execution
Senora Felipe Angeles widow of the executed revolutionary leader died in New York at 43 after moving from KE Paseo three months ago. She suffered nervous exhaustion from fear for her husband's safety and remained ignorant of his arrest and death as Carranza troops executed General Angeles. She leaves four children.
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Jun de Opmetollo
New York
Senora Felipe Angeles
Carranza
KE Paseo
Angeles
Senora Angeles
Colorado Solons Set Special Session to Ratify Woman Suffrage
The Colorado legislature plans a special session to ratify the woman suffrage amendment and act on Governor Shoup’s anti radical laws. Law proposals include suppression of anarchy, profiteering measures, anti auto theft, and potential salary increases for the governor, secretary and judges. The session is expected to last about ten days.
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Moining Jour Ar Wreeray Lever
Denver
Colo
Dev
Colorado
Shoup
Emerton
Supreme and
Clovernor Bhoup
Noske Urges Germany to Defy Peace Protocol
London dispatch reports German defense minister Gustave Noske will refuse to sign the entente peace protocol. He tells a Morning Journal Special Leased Wire interview that Germany should not assent, warning that the treaty prolongs war and inviting Allied occupation. He opposes sharing responsibility for Beagle Flow ship actions and cautions against US absence shifting control to other Allies.
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Noske
Germany
Morning Journal
London
Associated Press
Gustave Noske
Defense
Entente
Great Britain
France
Nowse
Dak
Barhoy
Auris
Pritainia
Beapa Fiew
Adolf von Trautha
von Reuter
CANDIDATES ARE TALKED OF NONE SO YET CERTAIN
Special correspondence notes the lack of clear front runners for both major parties ahead of next year’s conventions. General Leonard Wood leads Republican speculation with Coolidge as a possible vice president, but regional and military flags complicate a Wood Coolidge ticket. Senator Knox, Johnson, Lowden, Poindexter, Borah, and Cummins receive scattered consideration amid geographic and political hurdles.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Aly
Leonard Wood
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wood
General Wood
New Hampshire
New England
W Wood
Coolidge-Wood
West
Roosevel
Camp Funston
Vieneral Wood
Heston
Boston
United States
Knox
Pennsylvania
Texas
Johnson
California
Enormonia
Senate
United States Senate
Dowden
Clovernor Lowden
Illinois
Thompson
Chicago
Hiaredit
Poindexter
Bringing up Father to Return in Sunday Editions
The paper announces that the feature "Bringing up Father" will appear each Sunday hereafter with space arranged for both weekdays and Sundays. Editors report strong reader demand and pledge continued publication despite missing the Sunday edition.
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Maggie
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