Settlement Ends Coal Strike Prompts Continued Conservation
Washington reports government officials welcome the miners' return to work but warn that coal consumption restrictions must stay until normal supplies return. Fuel Administrator Garfield and Director General Hines say restrictions will not be lifted instantly and normal conditions require careful ramping up of production and distribution.
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Garfield
Morning Journal
Washington
Indianapolis
Wilson
Hines
Tidewater
Pocahontas
Allegheny
Railroad Administration
White House
Cioneral Palmer
Indanapolis
Palmer
Wisconsin Senator Seeks Government Ownership Of Railroads
Wisconsin Senator La Follette attacked the Cummins railroad bill in the Senate, arguing it favors private control and is a national stain. He urged government ownership as the solution, saying the bill lacks a fair test and ignores workers’ views.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Cummins
LaPollette
Winconsin
Senate
LakFolette
LaFollette
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Campbell sued for money due on Arizona contract
Phoenix, Ariz. Dec. 10 Dalton Lovejoy sues Gov. Campbell in superior court seeking 1250 remains from a December 16 1818 contract for a storage room at the state hospital for the insane. Lovejoy says he was paid 2375 and that 1250 is due. Campbell refuses to recognize obligations of the prior board.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Maving
Board of State
Thomas BE. Campbell
Dalton Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Dalton
Campbell Batte
Inet
Railroading Stalled by Wyoming Storm Delays Freight
Telegram from the Uttah Itaho Central says Union Pacific accepts no freight beyond Ogden or Granger for eastern delivery due to storm conditions in Wyoming. The blockage lasts four to five days, halting coal movement and rail service.
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Ogden
Utah
Uttah- Itaho
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest
The region, including Denver and nearby areas, is expected to be warmer through Thursday with possible snow in the northern portions. Southern portions may see rain or mix, while by Thursday night or Friday most northern areas could see snow. overall warmer conditions elsewhere.
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Denver
Cole
Den
Vestuy
Arizona
Weather data report from university observations
The document notes conditions from a university weather check conducted yesterday at 6 pm. Measured temperature around 32 degrees with high humidity and light precipitation. Normal maximum wind velocity figures are also referenced in section two of the report.
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Keven
Jigheer
Mou
Chasecier
GAY
Mexican Frontiers Hearings Planned With Government Aid
Washington reports that state department and war department agents will join border state authorities and the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee in a Mexico situation probe. Hearings begin next month with San Antonio as the first testimony point and possible trips by Senators Smith and Brandege to follow. Henry Fletcher, temporarily away from the state department, conferred with Senator Fall, confirming the selection of Fall’s resolution.
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Fy Corning Journol BrEdel
Washington
Dee
State Department
War Department
Border States
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Fall
Promistice
San Antonio
Smith
Arizona
Brandeges
Connecticut
Henry Fletcher
Fletcher
Lansing
Pall
Leak of papers delays tanker Operater leave port
A Cunard Line controlled tanker formerly under the Operater name was delayed after papers arrived late. The Port Newton collector said the ship had a larger bunker supply than its permits allowed, keeping it in port while authorities review the incident.
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Leperator
Port
New York
Indere Ta Ane
Jieiperator
Cunard Line
Tada Byw Colletar
Port Newton
Coal Miners End Strike Accept President's Return to Work
The United Mine Workers vote 1 dissent to accept President Wilson's plan for immediate return to work pending a wage settlement. A three member commission will readjust wages and prices within 66 days. operation expected to resume Friday and coal shipped from Monday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
General Committee
The
United Mine Workers of America
Wileson
Industcy
John J. Lewin
William Green
Minera
Mitchell Palmer
Lewis
Green
Washington
Lst
Miners General Committee
Palmer
United Mine Workers
Garfed
Government rules out immediate silver content reduction
Washington reports officials see no need to cut silver content of coins now to stop speculators. Mint director Saymond T. Kinker says current prices keep profit margins from prompting large melting. Treasury reserves totaling about seventy million dollars in silver could be used to stabilize bullion prices, with most shipments expected to go to China India and other Oriental markets.
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Washington
Saymond T. Kinker
Mint
Ottawa Dispatch
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
China
India
Oriental
Mexico Senate votes to restore bullfighting
Mexico City reports the senate approved a bill by 39 to 9 to restore bullfighting after the lower chamber passed it days earlier. The measure now goes to the president for approval. Also noted are naval collision messages between steamers Carmania and Maryland about 144 miles east of Halifax with Carmania damaged.
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Mexico City
Senate
Chamber of Depul
Collinson
Rowton
Dee
Nto
Mtien
Carmania
Maryland
Malifax
Cermania
American Lawyer Reveals Carranza Aims in Mexico
American lawyer W F Buckey testifies Carranza ministers view American presence as a threat and favor driving Americans out and seizing property. He accuses oil firms of weak tactics, urges stronger action to uphold American rights without immediate intervention.
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Washington
Carranza
United States
Buckey
Wilson
Mexico
Buckley
Dinckley
Bueckley
Sonora backs central government amid U S tensions
The Sonora state congress drafted a resolution pledging loyalty to Carranza and backing Mexico’s central government in the Jenkins case. The telegram, reported by Orientacion in Hermosillo, asserts unanimous support from Sonora’s people to uphold Mexico’s sovereignty if the United States violates independence.
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Pougins
Aria
State Congress
Sonora
Carranza
Mexico
Sonera
Orientacion
Hermosillo
Congress
Ia Norte
United States
Arizona's Resources Rise From Last Year
State Auditor Jesse L. Floyd reported bank condition figures for Arizona as of November 17, showing resources up by 619,506,720,248, deposits increased by 19,187,442.09, loans and discounts up by 4,544,859.77, and investments up by 453,123.48 across state and national banks.
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Momming Journal
Vinenix
Ariz
Arizona
Jesse IL. Floyee
Winnipeg Strike Mirrors Seattle Tactics in Seattle Study
Evidence discussed at the trial of BR. BP. Russell shows that the Winnipeg general strike last May imitated the Seattle general strike of February. A pamphlet found in trustell's correspondence described Seattle strike organization and the methods used to mobilize it, illustrating parallels cited in court.
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Winschee
Pec
Winnipeg
Seattle
Russell
Trussell
Chicago Wins Republican National Convention Site 1920
Chicago selected as host city for the 1920 Republican National Convention with June 8 set as the date. The national committee awarded Chicago 44 votes to 9 for St. Louis after a city contest, with changes in delegate apportionment and new party departments announced.
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Washington
Chicago
Republican National Committee
St. Louis
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Georgia
Iowa
Tennessee
Texas
Missouri
Hawaii
Will WH. Hays
Have
J. B. Watson
Indiana
Watson
Pearty
Clovernora Bprou
Pennsylvanuaa
McKelvie
Nebraska
Medill McCormik
Litehole
Womans Dt Vimion
Mt. Louis
Pennsylivania
Cjeorgia Laws
Texeax
Misxcouri
Senate
National Committee
Pew Council
New York
North Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Smooth
Utah
Mary Garrett Mey
Women's Division
The
National Women
Sweet
Maine
Bursum
New Mexico
MacGregor
Hray Hursum
H. BP. McGregor
Allen B. Jaynes
Arizona
Hubert Work
Colorado
JT. W. Tolbert
Allen BF. Jaynes
William Wrigley, Jr
Wos
Witnesses Testify Detzer Beat Prisoners for Confessions
New York December 10 witnesses testified Capt Karl Detzer beat military prisoners in France and urged sergeants to beat them to obtain confessions while in charge of Criminal Investigation in the Lemans area. Private Williams said Detzer ordered Madden and Hoyt to beat him after sapping. McAdams testified of further beatings. Hoth and Goasett supported or contested the claims with varying testimony.
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Motming Journal
New York
Karl W. Detzer
France
Governors Island
Detger
Lemans
208Th Military Police
George ©. Williams
Corning
A. 8. Madden
Frank J. Hoyt
Williams
Hoyt
Madden
Thomas J. McAdamen
Fifth Guard
Detzer
Deteer
Thomas Goasett
Galveston
Tey
Thomas Hefferman
Lemana
Thany
Ile
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Two Workers Die in Gasoline Truck Explosion Near Tonopah
In Tonopah Nevada on December 10 the bodies of Fideli Ambrosini and Antonia Gay wood haters were found in the cab of their motor truck after a gasoline explosion.
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Utnet Batatly
Tonopah
Nev
Fideli Ambrosini
Antonia Gay
Caa
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U.S
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