Carranza plotted revolt in Mexico and U S border seizure
Washington hears of a memorandum linking President Carranza to a plan by lodge 23 to spark a U S uprising and reclaim 1848 border states. The memo cites letters to Mexican officials, a proposed Novembr strike, and talks of a reform government in Colorado with Mexican support. It ties Zimmermann note to broader conspiracies and embassy literature.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Wilson
Fall of
New Mexico
Mexico City
Lodge 23
Iwow
Texas
Lodge 22
U.S
Lodge
Atlantic
Colorado
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga
Gobernacion
Germany
Arizona
Japan
Fall
San Diego
Cmmwy
Arthur Thomson
Carrmea
Carruea
Mies Hermia Galinde
WW. Carranza
Zimmerman
von Keckhart
Weather Summary for Denver and Arizona Regions
Weather outlook shows Tuesday rain in Denver area with colder conditions and a potential cold wave. Wednesday brings fair skies in the west and snow in the east. Arizona expects rain southeast portions Tuesday with improvement by Wednesday. Observations note highs around 42 and varying humidity and wind from the southwest.
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Denver
Cole, Dee
New Mexico
Arizona
Severe cold wave cripples midwest coal supply and rail traffic
Central and western states face a deep cold wave with reduced coal supplies in Nebraska Missouri and Kansas and widespread railroad disruptions from Denver to the east. Temperatures plummet below zero in several counties as storms move northeast affecting Chicago and the lower lake region with snow and strong winds.
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Chircago
Dee
Central
Rulf
Searee
Towne
Mid- West
Hicago
Lower
Lake Region
Missouri
Kansas
Ghishama
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
Denver
Eset
Towa
Minnemota
Dakotas
Gulf of Mevien
Minsissippi River
Local Volunteers Endure Blizzard Conditions Across Regions
In Kangasity Missouri and nearby areas volunteers labored under near blizzard conditions to support varying events. The effort spanned Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas as communities rally to assist amid winter disruptions.
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Kangasity, Mo
Dee
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Berkman and Goldman Lose Bid to Halt Deportation
In New York a federal judge denied writs of habeas corpus for Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman, ruling them enemies to the United States. Deportation to begin within two weeks, with a temporary stay to allow legal counsel to appeal. The case names include Caffey, Mayer, and Weinberger amid broader deportation of about eighty-two radicals from Elis Island.
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New York
Dec
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
United States
Caffey
Mayer
Berkman
Miss Goldman
Elis Island
Harry Weinherzer
Miss Toldiman
Ells Island
Werksman
Frick
Selective Service
Jacob A. Kersner
Rochester
Weinberger
Kersner
United States District Court
Weinberner
Washin
Misa Goldman
Kerener
Caffrey
Anesia
Monroe County
Kerrners
Rrussiia
Mixa Goldman
Kersnery
Cuffey
Congress
Iie
Ny United States
Guerd
Volunteer Miners Begin Work at Bear Creek Coal Mine
Bear Creek Montana volunteers started work in Bear Creek Coal Company mine No 4. The first coal shipment will be sent to Billings tomorrow, announced authorities.
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Bear Creek
Mont
Bear Creek Coal Company
Billings
Senator Myer Denounces Labor In Harsh Terms In Indianapolis
Democrat Senator Myers Montana denounces labor as radical and a threat to government authority. He cites anti strike provisions in the Cummins railroad bill and says a prolonged national railroad strike could kill millions. He accuses Gompers and Labor leaders of aiding radical elements and warns of dire consequences if government fails to act.
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Sheree Kee Wee
Washington
Dee
Cummins
Myers
Montana
Senate
Samuel Jompers
American Federation of Baber
Inbor
Gompers
United Mine Workers of America
Government Officials and Miners Seek Washington Pact Details
Indianapolis report notes Attorney General Palmer and mine leaders refused to reveal terms of a Washington settlement aimed at ending the coal strike. The talks addressed grand jury probes into Lever Act violations and antitrust issues, with court actions on contempt plus a proposed commission to study wage adjustments.
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Mofning Journal
Indianapolis
Dec
Department of Justice
Palmer
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
International
United States
Anderson
Malmer
Oasis
Grand Jury
A.rt Slack
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William Green
Walter James
Miners’ Organization
Attorney General's Party
Lewis
Hetel
White
Federal
Department of Justive
Wilson
Lewin
Green
Executive Board
Scale Committee
Pllle Bearles
United Mineworkers Journal
Hatfield
Republican National Committee Opens 1926 Campaign Talks
Washington insiders report the Republican National Committee began planning for the 1926 campaign as state chiefs and many editors gather. Chicago and St Louis are top convention contenders with early June favored for the meeting date.
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Washington
Dee
Partics
Republican Party
Chicago
St Loulg
Cairmen
St. Louis
Hingo
Thempean Chieneo
William H. Crocker
California
Kan Vfranelece
Illinois Aity
Legislature to Meet in Special Session January 13 1920
Governor Arraazola announced Santa Fe will issue a formal call for a special session of the New Mexico legislature to begin January 1 9 20. The body will likely consider ratifying the federal woman suffrage amendment and address rising living costs, teacher salaries, and other state measures.
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Oomo Amine AO
Santa Fe
A Larrazola
Mystery Deepens In Michigan Family Death Case
Telegrams from Van Buren County officials reveal investigations into Walter and Sara Tabor over Maud Tabor’s 1916 death in Lawton Michigan. Reports say Maud died from overdose and was found under shingles at the Tabor home. conflicting statements surround burial plans and family ties.
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Yreka
Calif
Adams
van Buren
Michigan
Walter Tabor
Sara Tabor
Maud Tabor
Lawton
A. C
Mian 13 Charged With Murder of Billy Dansey
A Hammonton area case sees Charlew White and housekeeper Edith KL Jones arrested on murder and accessories after the fact charges in the death of 32 year old Billy Dansey. The body was found in a swamp near the Dansey farm weeks after his disappearance. County prosecutor Edmund Gaskill said enough evidence exists to show murder but withheld specifics. The suspects were taken to Mays Landing jail after arraignment.
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Hammonton
J. Dee
Charlew
White
Dansey
Billy” Dansey
Mia
Edith KL. Jones
Rowerd
Hf. White
Mays Landing
Mays Landingtonlehe
Pilly” Daney
Here
Dansey Farm
Charlie White
Billy Danney
Milly
Louis KK. Boucher
Body of Mrs Angeles Buried in New York
The body of Mrs. Angeles, widow of General Petipe Angeles, was buried in New York after her death yesterday. She died unaware that rebel leader had fallen thirteen days earlier at Chihuahua City. Her remains will rest in Long Island until her husband is interred in Mexico City in a shared grave. Relatives and friends including Alberto Angeles attended the graveside, with ties to the Villa faction.
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New York
Dec
Senera Angeles
Petipe Angeles
Carranza
Mexies
Villa Party
General Angels
Cannot Leave With Coal Under British Flag
The former German liner Imperator, now under the British flag, will not be allowed to depart New York until the railroad administration verifies claims that the vessel carries 6,600 tons of coal versus a permitted 2,500 tons. Prosecution under the Lever Food and Fuel Control Act was hinted.
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Washington
Dec
New York
Railroad Administration
President Warns Congress on Mexican Policy Initiatives
President Wilson tells Senator Fall that initiating foreign relations is the executive’s sole duty and warns against any resolution to sever diplomatic ties with Carranza. Senate leaders defer action as Fall and Lodge negotiate, with Wilson asserting constitutional guidance must come from the president.
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Wilson
Senator Fall
Washington
Carranza
Senate
New Mexico
Congress
Fall
Brandeee
Connecticut
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Mer
Mall
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Carranza Oll
United States
Mexico
Benator Pall
Fall Toni
Senate Committee
Chpirman
Iedcock
Nebraska
Fail’ Repor
Presdent
Wilcon Vo
Subcommittee On
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Benater Hitchcock
House of Congress
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Dr. Berkman
Damsseh
Edmund George Chamberlain
Marine Corps
Dainiels
Mian 13
Billy Dangey
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