Wilson to again seek ratification of peace treaty
President Wilson will ask Congress to revisit the peace treaty at the December session beginning December 1 after Senate failure to ratify. Lodge reservations were rejected. Hitchcock says the treaty will be submitted for another vote with modified reservations. Debate sharpens as Republicans push for a speedy decision to clear the way for domestic legislation.
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Wilson
Congress
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Senate
Hitchcock
New
Republican Congress
Sena
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Omaha
Coal Strike Persists as Operators Press for Return to Work
Chromed by the coal shortage, operators demand a new push by John Lewis to recall the 400000 striking miners. Officials warn of plant shutdowns and rationing as Middles West plants close and trains reduce service to conserve coal. Government officials, including Palmer, plan outreach to Alabama and West Virginia miners and operators.
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United Press
Washington
Middle West
South
Railroad Administration
Labor Department
John Lewis
United Mine ‘Workers
Palmer
Alabama
West Virginia
Mayor Peters Bans Marriage Stage Scene at Local Theater
The mayor objects to a stage marriage in a local theater show calling it improper and orders the scene forbidden as part of the production.
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Ston
Peters
Wage Boost Offer Made to Miners
United Press reports coal operators offered a wage increase to 400000 striking miners. The proposal would raise machine miners by 15 cents per ton and daily-rate workers by 20 percent, with leader William Green noting the machine increase is about half of demands. John Lewis called the raise insignificant and unresolved.
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Ralph A. Couch
United Press
Lletin
Washington
William Green
United Mine Workers
Green
John Lewis
Validity of the War Dry Act At Stake
The Supreme Court heard three cases challenging the wartime prohibition law with decisions expected weeks before constitutional prohibition takes effect. Wets lead in New York and Chicago, with drys winning in Louisville and Providence R I. Elihu Root and other top lawyers support liquor interests while the government defends the act. Attorney General Palmer may participate, but Solicitor General King bears the main burden.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Chicago
Louisville
Providence R. 1
Elihu Root
Levy Mayer
William Marshall Bullitt
Congress
Palmer
King
Europe must have credit to aid US business and industry
Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan urged immediate extension of credit to Europe to back foreign government loans. He warned of a tremendous drop in exports if aid is delayed, saying peace treaty delays fuel unsettled conditions at home and abroad. He urged quick stabilization of industry and wide credit access.
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France
America
Great Britain
Poland
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Legaria
Cleveland, O
Europe
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
New York
Cleveland Bankers Club
Manufac
Lamonte
Public Utilities Board Hears Athens Gas Discontinuance Request
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission opened hearings on Athens Gas Company’s request to discontinue gas service to Athens and Chauncey. The company says Logan Gas Company can no longer supply gas, marking the first case under the Miller bill allowing utilities to discontinue service.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Athens Gas Company
Athens
Chauncey
Maitains
Logan Gas Company
Latatatens
Soauiens
Oii
Palmer vows action against sugar profiteers in Ohio
Attorney General Palmer declared he will arrest and prosecute anyone selling beet sugar at 20 cents a pound. He said eleven cents is a fair retail price and ten cents wholesale, stating he had not yet seen Governor Cox of Ohio's telegram protesting the price in Ohio.
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Washington
United Press
Palmer
Cox
Ohio
Peace Treaty Set to Take Effect December First
Paris authorities announce the peace treaty will become effective by December 1. The supreme council says nations that accepted the treaty will exchange ratifications in time for the pact to go into force on that date.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Skunk Returns to Rutland Furnace Duct Forecasts Winter
Rutland VT Postmaster Smith reports the postoffice skunk back in the furnace air duct. The animal eats bread and milk and predicts a long hard winter.
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Rutland
Skunk
Smith
Wilson Delays Peace Treaty Vote Until December Session
White House officials said President Wilson will reserve the defeat of the peace treaty until he sends his message to Congress with the opening of the regular session on December 1.
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Washington
Wilson
Regislar
Congress
White House
Akron orders issued to seek sugar hoarders
Akron Ohio November 20 Chief of police John Durkin ordered all officers to locate sugar hoarders and report all information in person to his office.
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Akron. O
Ics
John Durkin
Reds Raid in Cleveland Spurs Radical Roundup
In Cleveland Ohio five men were held after a raid on a socialist meeting last night. Police searched thirty homes and confiscated I W W and socialist literature. seventy people were detained but most were released. A closet of baseball bats and radical pamphlets were found.
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REDS
Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Socialistic
I. W. W. Litera
Judge Paine 84 Dies Sudden in Meigs County Ohio
Hon Lewis Paine aged 84 died suddenly at the home of his daughter and son in law Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy Ohio after being in good health the previous day He served two terms as Meigs County probate judge from 1888 to 1897 and held an unexpired term 1901 to 1903 Funeral plans to be announced John McIntosh aged 70 also died at his Enterprise home after a lingering illness He was a long time member of the carpenters union, well known in labor circles.
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Meigs County
John Lochary
John McIntosh
Enterprise
Carpenters’ Union
German Businessmen to Visit U.S. for Raw Materials
Washington reports an unofficial German business mission will come to the United States to buy raw materials for German industries. The State Department will grant entry permits if the visitors are beneficial and not objectionable, with early arrival anticipated.
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Washington
United State
State Department
Conscnlar
United States
Thieves steal cow hides at Akron area slaughter house
In Barberton a burglary netted cow hides valued at 400 dollars from a local slaughter house. The thieves did not attempt to rob a safe with a large cash amount in a nearby room.
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Akron. O
Barberton
Wilson Selects Fifteen for Labor Board
President Wilson sent invitations to fifteen men to form an industrial commission including Secretary Wilson. Invited were T. W. Gregory G. W. Wickersham Oscar S. Strauss Henry W. Robinson Frank Tusig Samuel W. McCall Herbert Hoover Martin H. Glynn Henry C. Stuart Dr. William C. Thompson Richard Hooker George T. Slade Julius Rosenwald O D Young H J Waters and Stanley King. None had served on the earlier industrial conference that dissolved in Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
T. W. Gregory
Y General
G. W. Wickersha
Oscar 8. Strauss
Henry W. Robinson
Frank Tusig
Samuel W. McCall
Herbert Hoover
Martin H. Glynn
Henry C. Stuart
William C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Richard Hooker
George T. Slade
Julius Rosenwald
O. D. Young
H. J. Waters
Stanley King
Industrial Conference
Younger aimed chaos at White House cafe in wild west bid
Ben Younger, linked to outlaw circles and a co-star nephew, was arrested for trying to turn the White House cafe into a wild west saloon in Oklahoma City. He faces a $40 fine and quiet police proceedings.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Ben Younger
White House
California Battleship Strands on Mare Island Mud
The super dreadnaught California, launched this afternoon, ran aground on the Vallejo side mud flats near Mare Island channel. Its powerful stopping devices failed to keep the vessel from tearing down several piles as it settled in the mud.
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Mare Island
Calif
United Press
California
Vallejose
Mare Island Channel
America
Alleged Red O Arrested in Owl Capital
Fred Kohut, 39, who told police he was secretary of the New York I W W was held for investigation in Columbus, Colorado, after being arrested at a local hotel. He allegedly interfered with two university students selling football tickets claiming to be a revenue officer seeking scalpers. He had no federal credentials.
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Columbus, CO
Fred Kohut
New York I. W. W
Kohut
Robin Hood of iions Medicine Bow bandit eludes cavalry
The Robin Hood figure of Medicine Bow Wyoming, Bill Carlisle, remained at large early today after reportedly outsmarting a cavalry troop and rodeo posse. The story notes he evaded capture as authorities prepared for possible further actions.
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Medicine
Bow
Wyo
Bill Carlisle
Robin Hood
Fice
Liberty
United States Cavalry
Union Pacific
Church Men to Discuss Big Questions at Presby Church
The Men’s Club of the Presby Church plans a six month forum on capital and labor bolshevism immigration national ties race relations and education. Quoted speakers include Rev. Cooper Judge Sayre Hon J P Wood and others from Columbus Zanesville and nearby colleges to address church and society topics each week after a six o’clock meal.
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Sulk
Cooper
Columbus
Will
Moses Breeze
Akron seeks missing Paul Davis in rubber shop search
Akron police and local authorities report 16 year old Paul Davis of Cambridge Ohio is missing after leaving home to find work in Akron rubber shops. The case urges anyone with information to contact police.
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Paul
Akron
Paul Davis
Cambridge
Ohio
Toledo gunfight leaves two injured in underworld raid
A girl identified as Dolly Angus is near death from a gunshot to the side and Poe Snyder, 25, is hospitalized with a head wound after a Wednesday night shootout that began in a cabaret and spread to two other resorts in Toledo Ohio.
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General
Toledo
Dolly Angus
Poe Snyder
Judge Young and Harlan Sexton Die In Kentucky Train Crash
Thrown under a fast passenger train near Brighton Crossing Lexington Kentucky last night William A Young circuit judge and Harlan Sexton died instantly The crash left three other party members injured but expected to recover Judge Young was widely known for counsel work in the Breathitt feud case and led the Tenth District Democratic committee in Kentucky Also mentions a Toledo Lowden for president club to be organized
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Lexington
Brighton Crossing
William A. Young
Harlan Sexton
Young
James Hargis
Democratic Committee
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland Fuel Commission
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Paine
Rominnext County
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Owl Capital
Robin Hood OF
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West
Kentucky
Lowden
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