Palmer says government won coal strike no settlement reached
Attorney General Palmer testified before a senate committee that the government forced the miners to yield and that there was no formal settlement. Alfred M. Ogle of the operators claimed Palmer proposed expanding a 14 percent raise and warned of jail threats but the operators rejected it as surrender of public rights.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Palmer
Senate Coal Investigation Committee
Alfred M. Ogle
Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Gareid
Ogle
Anderson
Indianapolis
Unon
United States
Rush Butler
Frelingh
Townsend
Republican
Michigan
Garfield
John J. Keenan
Department of Abor
John L. Lewis
Unien
Treasury Glass
Trailroads Hines
Lewis
Green
Dr. Garfield
Walcott
Delaware
Attorney Butler
Butler
M. Ogle
Frelinghuysen
Senator Frelinghuysen
Senate
Weather Forecast for Denver and New Mexico
The forecast for Denver on December 19 reports fair weather Saturday and Sunday with a temperature rise. New Mexico expects fair conditions Saturday, warmer in the north, and Sunday partly cloudy with a chance of rain or snow in the northern portion.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arivona
North Sertion
Memory of Corporal Pruitt Honored by Destroyer Name
Secretary Daniels names destroyer No. 247 in honor of Corporal John J. Pruitt of the Sixth Regiment Marine Corps from Alhambra Arizona who was killed in France. Pruitt earned the Medal of Honor and Croix de Guerre for trench and machine gun actions at Blanc Mont ridge October 3, 1918, and was cited by General Pershing.
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Phber'x
Ariz
Secreary
Daniels
Pruitt
John JL. Pruitt
Sixth Regiment Marine
Alhambra
Teanee
Nessage
Secretary of the Navy
Telle Pruitt
Corporal Pruitt
General Pershing
Arizona Marine
France
Blanc Montridge
Treasury Receives Subscriptions for New Certificates
Subscriptions of more than $760,000 were received by the treasury for the new image of certificates of indebtedness dated December 15 and maturing June 15, 1920. Interest at 4 1 4 percent less than one third of the subscriptions was paid for in certificates of other series, Secretary Glass announced, a result described as very gratifying to the treasury.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Treasury
Glass
Steamer Alidia Salvaged After Three Years
The 6000 ton steamer Alidia has been salvaged after wrecking at Soroqa in the White Sea in 1917. A temporary patch allowed towing to Archangel, then 2 200 miles to Newcastle on Tyne where she was brought into port for repair.
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
Eng
Dee
Alidia
Soroka
White Sea
Archangel
Newcastle
Victor L Berger Re-elected In Milwaukee Wisconsin
Victor L Berger socialist is re elected to Congress from Wisconsin Fifth district defeating Henry Bodenstab fusion Republican by 4806 votes. Berger 24367 Bodenstab 19561 with about 9000 of 638000 voters not voting. If House refuses to seat him a vacant chair remains until 1920. Berger vows to spur democracy and fight foreign agitators. Washington reports no move to dispute seating until sworn in. Dallinger says facts unchanged and eligibility barred under constitution.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dee
Victor L. Berger
Congress
Wisconsin
Henry H .Bodenstab
Berger
Bodenstab
House of Representatives
E. L. Phillip
Socialist Party
United States
Fifth
Henry H. Bodenstab
Fusion
Hberger
Tom
Fifth District
Washington
Dallinger
Massachusetts
Mr. Dallinger
House
Elections Committee
Hodee
Bergers
Voigt
Berger re-election framed as socialist triumph in Congress
Chicago voters re-elected Victor Berger, proclaimed by the Socialist Party national headquarters as a vindication of Berger and socialism. The statement billed Congress as on trial and challenged reactionary forces seeking to stifle working class voice and minority opinions.
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Chicago
Victor Berger
Congress
Socialist Party
Conference Called by Hitchcock 13 Now Called Off
Washington December 1 The conference of democratic senators to consider a minority leader was postponed to January 15 after an agreement between Senator Hitchcock Nebraska and Senator Underwood Alabama. The delay aims to await secretary Glass taking his seat and for possible final action on the German treaty. Underwood’s supporters hope postponement boosts his chances.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Martin
Virginia
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Glass
New Peace Treaty Compromise Up For Senate Action
Washington dec 19 formal consideration of peace treaty issues reopens in the senate foreign relations committee with a push for a new compromise to win democratic support. Senator Knox belief in a state of peace resolution as a basis, with changes to preserve US advantages and pledge intervention in future European wars. Minority doubt and calls for January conference on ratification with reservations.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Knox
Pennsylvania
United States
Englewood Teachers Threaten Strike Over Wages
Denver area teachers threaten a January 6 strike unless the Englewood public schools board raises salaries. County officials cite fixed yearly budgets and suggest midterm raises may be impossible. Teachers say current pay, at about $75 to $85 monthly, cannot cover living costs.
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Denver
Englewood
Teachers’ Union
Lada R. Wilson
Arapahoe County
Conte
U S Officials to Tour South America
Assistant Secretary Sweet and Commerce Department officials plan a late February tour of Central and South American nations to boost trade relations. The delegation includes Whilin P. Kennedy and Dr Ramuel W. Stratton, marking the first time a high level commerce official has left the U S during a term. Kennedy will study South American commercial promotion while Stratton gathers data for standardization of materials and engineering projects.
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Washington
Sweet
Department of Commerce
Whilin P. Kennedy
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Ramuel W. Stratton
Bureau of Standards
Gemarca
Kennedy
Dr. Stratton
America
Seminary seeks water free status from New York case
The General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church asked the New York Supreme Court to stop the city selling its property over a $9,786 water bill. It contends as a religious institution it should be free from taxation and charges.
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New York
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Supreme Court
British Steamer Levi Bhing Reported Lost at Sea
London dispatches to Lloyds from Saigon say the British steamer Levi Bhing of 1459 tons gross, en route from Hong Kong to Saigon in Indo China, is lost at sea. Advices report 493 natives and one European perished, with 37 natives saved.
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London
Levi Bhing
Hong Kong
Saigon
Indo China
Passes Deficiency Bill Amid War Risk Insurance Increase
Washington December 19 The urgent deficiency bill providing 35 million dollars for miscellaneous subjects includes twenty nine point six million for increased war risk insurance allowances. It was passed tonight by the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Delays Vote On Cummins Railroad Bill In Long Session
Washington report from December details the Senate failing to vote on the Cummins railroad bill after over twelve hours, agreeing to a final vote at 8:30 tomorrow. A concurrent sugar control bill vote is set for 11:30. Rep Labollette’s two year extension proposal stalled passage, with anti-strike amendments rejected. Congress recesses for two weeks until January 6. Senate to meet at 10 tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Labollette
Wisconsin
Congress
Mosning Journal
Walsh
Massachusetts
White House
Railroad Administration
Cummings
House
la Follette
Senate Tonight
Jones Republican
Canada
New England
Bonatore Nelson
Kelloger
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jones
Thomas
Colorado
Purpha Cor
England Likely to Adopt System of Protection
London Dec 19 The government’s anti dumping bill pending in the house of commons would create a trade regulation committee with power to prohibit imports priced below local manufacture and to regulate exports and credits to reestablish overseas trade. The board of trade could temporarily bar specified unfair imports for 21 days and investigate manufacturers books subject to committee approval. The bill also authorizes export prohibitions for up to three years after the war on certain goods and credits up to £26,000,000 to promote foreign trade.
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Horning
London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Trade Regulation Committee
Senate labor bill stalemate despite holiday recess aim
The Senate pressed to finish the railroad bill before Christmas, with Republicans pressing for conference talks and White House guidance. Debates centered on anti strike provisions and a proposed rate guarantee, while amendments and veto threats shaped the final push toward January reconvening.
Judge challenges Burnquist on need for troops in Minnesota
International Falls, Minn., Dec. 19. Judge Frank Palmer of the municipal court sent a telegram to Governor Burnquist urging the appointment of a tribunal to investigate the necessity of sending a company of state troops to protect railroad property during a strike involving about a score of employees. Palmer pledged to resign if troops are warranted and the governor would resign if unwarranted. Dr. M. Be. Witherow of the American Legion criticized the governor over his stance against the local post.
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Worning Journal
International Falls
Minn
Burnauist
Frank Palmer
Palmer
M. BE. Witherow
American Legion
Burnquist
Legion
Illinois Fixes Tax Rate for 1919 at 40 Cents per $100
The Illinois tax levy board set the 1919 rate at 40 cents per $100 of valuation. This saves about $4,000,000 versus the 7th-cent rate in 1918 and $8,000,000 versus the $9 per cent rate in 1917, though the payment will be half of valuation. Omar H. Wright, state director of finance, explains the change.
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Illinois
Chicago
Omar H. Wright
Opera Director Dies After Severe Illness in Chicago
Dee Cleofonte Campanini, director of the Chicago Opera, died in a hospital after five weeks of pneumonia and arterial sclerosis. Funeral and memorial plans announced. the company will fulfill engagements in Chicago, Newark, and Boston. No successor named this season. reports of a chosen successor denied.
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Chicago
Dee
Cleofonte Campanini
Chicago Opera Company
Italy
Switserland
America
Europe
Chicago Opera Association Today
Impressario
Holy Name Cathedral
Parma
Herbert Johnson
Newark
Boston
Campanini
Max Pam
Chicago Opera Association
New York
Ging Marinngal
Price of Christmas Trees Drops In New York
New York December 19 The law of supply and demand today lowered Christmas tree prices to six for 35 cents Many dealers are even giving trees away to avoid demurrage charges on freight cars The glut is blamed on a large speculative field that drew many buyers last year and left markets oversupplied
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New York
California Pinnacles Dies in San Francisco
Homer King, associate of John W. Mackay and James G. Vair in developing California mining resources and former president of Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank and the Bank of California, died in San Francisco. In 1875 he was cashier of the Wells Fargo Express company.
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California Pinnacles
San Francisco
Calif
Dee
Homer & King
John W. Mackay
James G. Vair
California
Wells Fparte Nevada National Bank
Bank of California
Wells Fargo Express Company
Leonard Knocks Out Herring in Six Round Bout
Deenny Leonard of New York, the world lightweight champion, knocked out Red Herring of Paducah in the sixth round of an eight round no decision bout held in Memphis Tennessee.
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Leonard
Herring
Memphis
Tenn
Deenny Leonard
New York
Red” Herring
Paducah
New Mexico Likely to Elect Two Congressmen in 1921
A projected two seats for New Mexico in Congress after March 4, 1921 rests on 1910 census gaps and 1918 Bureau estimates placing the state around 437,000. Democratic hopes face funding hurdles and a tight field as convention preparations shift toward naming a senate candidate or dual nominees.
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New Mexico
Congress
Census Bureau
W. B. Walton
Senate
Judge Richardson
Roswell
Antonio Lucero
Hernandez
Pankey
Pecos Valley
Albuuerque
Nestor Montoya
Washington City
Mexican Smugglers Fight Provost Guard at Rio Grande
In Paso Texas December 1 a pitched battle at the international boundary left two dead a American provost guard and a Mexican civilian One Mexican identified as Ramirez was killed while another Mexican escaped into grass after a brief exchange At least six sacks of liquor were found behind a fence serving as a barricade.
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OY Morning Journal
Paso
Texas
International Boundary Line
Fleer Embler
Hyde Park
North Carolina
Ramirez
el Paso
Rio Grande
Une
Fifty eight new teachers certified for Arizona schools
Fifty eight new teachers are certified for first and second grades and special departments in Arizona state schools. The announcement comes from the state school superintendent after recent exams and a December 22 board meeting will issue temporary certificates.
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Morning Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
Cochise
Charles W. Crumley
Martha Adams
A. D. Forst
Gerber
F.F. Higgins
Nellie G. Lance
Louisa L., Reeves
Wael
Sollms
Lilah P. Stead
Gila
Martha A. Griffin
Vira
Isabel Bexter
Esther Thorne
Iolaulliere
Pinal
Elenor Vere Sickler
Willie B. Payne
Mabel A. Sotelo
Nett Gerrett
Santa Crug
Helen Maloney
W. J. Mitchell
Mra
Edna Petty
Biasinda Turner
Elizabeth Drien
Sugar release promised for El Paso sugar stock
El Paso bond warehouses hold 4000 sacks of sugar consigned to Mexican merchants. J Felipe Valle Juarez customs collector received provisional Mexican approval to distribute the sugar in El Paso if Juarez needs remain covered. No final Mexico City ruling yet.
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Morning Journal
el Paso
Texas
J. Felipe Valle
Juarez
Mexico City
Senor Valle
Case Returns From Piagetatt Phoenix
Arizona state superintendent of education Dee C. Case is due back tomorrow from Flagstaff after attending mid year graduation exercises at the Northern Normal School. The event featured a large class of graduates, all women.
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Horning Joupnar
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Cumming
Stanley
Kentucky
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Lenroot
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Ore
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