Government Ready For Any Emergency From Coal Miners
The government stands ready to handle a potential coal strike on November 1. Acting Miner President Lewis gathered twenty five district presidents and miners committee members to meet the executive board in Indianapolis, as Attorney General Palmer and Secretary Wilson prepare a cabinet plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Executive Board of
Palmer
Wilson
Springfield
Lewis
Indi
Tof
Wir
Fat Fone
President Wilson Calls Third Red Cross Roll Call Drive
The Associated Press reports President Wilson urged national support for the Third Red Cross Roll Call, November 2 to 11, noting 20 million adults joined during the war and stressing membership over money to aid soldiers and postwar domestic needs. The appeal emphasizes peace service and continuity of Red Cross methods.
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RED Cross
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
United States
American Red Cross
Christian Church Clears Debt On 1915 Building Fund
The Christian church in our town announced the retirement of its bonded debt on the new worship building. A pledge campaign raised seventeen thousand five hundred fifty four dollars toward payoff by January 1, 1920, with hopes to finish the basement gym and eliminate the four year old obligation.
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New Homs
Bing
Carranza Soldiers Linked to U S Official Kidnaping
Washington dispatch reports Mexican official sources saying Carranza troops were implicated in the kidnapping of American Consular Agent W. O. Jenkins. Jenkins was freed after his associates paid $150,000 in American gold to the captors. Carranza is to reimburse Jenkins' friends. The Senate paused after rejecting the Johnson amendment to the Peace treaty and postponed the Md amendment on voting power in the league.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico City
Carranza
W. O. Jenkins
Carrange
Jenkins
Johnson
League of This Assembly
Senate
Lodge
Prohibition Enforcement Bill Overridden by House
The U S House passed the prohibition enforcement bill over President Wilsons veto in under three hours after his veto notice. Vote 176 to 55, 22 votes above two thirds, with many southern congressmen supporting the override. Several Georgia lawmakers named among those voting yes.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Wilson
Congress
Georgia
Park
Crisp
Wright
Upshaw
Lee
Brand
Vinson
Lankford
Larsen
Florida
Smithwick
Mississippi
Candler
Venable
Johnson
Quinn
Collier
Humphreys
Brent Billed
Plana
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