Jenkins Released From Mexican Jail Amid Tension
American Consular Agent William O Jenkins freed from Puebla jail after ransom payment for kidnapping by bandits in October. White House and Senate critics warn Mexican propaganda risks escalate. Jenkins opposes intervention and had refused bond to resolve dispute.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
Jenkins
Jenkin
White House
Hitchcock
Ball
Grayson
Messige
Pall
United Suvtes
Tristody
Shields
Tennessee
Jenking Sid
Senators confer with Wilson on Mexican crisis
Two senators from the foreign relations committee met with President Wilson to assess his ability to exercise his functions amid his illness. They reported he remained mentally keen but physically weak, propped in bed and communicating on the Mexican question, though no definite conclusions were reached.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
White House
Cluthes
Ihem
Congress
Awex Wu
Reds Being Deported After Three Decades in U S
Alexander Berkman and Enis Goldman, longtime agitators described as two of Aumertea's most notorious migivebista, were surrendered to immigration authorities at noon upon demand by the labor department to await deportation to Russia after thirty years in the United States.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
Enis Goldman
Aumertea
Enis Tatand
Dempsey Signs to Fight Becket Carpenter Winner
New Orleans heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey has signed to meet the winner of the Becket Carpenter fight. Promoter Dominick Tortarich announced the plan for a May bout in New Orleans.
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Dempsey
New Orleans
Jack Dempsey
Becket Carpentior Fght
Dominick J. Tortarich
Mriday
Steel Strikers Arrested in Donork Town Raid
Ninety eight men were arrested Friday at Donork, a steel town on the Monongahela river, as state police raided Lithuanian hall, the strikers’ headquarters, in a decisive action. Train service to New York and the eastern region was reduced in parts by war-time orders.
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Pittsburg
Donork
Monongahela River
State Police
Lithuanian Hall
New
Allies Warn Germany Over Scapa Flow Repairs
The supreme council debated Germany’s reluctance to sign the Versailles protocol including Scapa Flow reparations. A note to Germany was discussed but not finalized. US envoy Polk pressed German leaders to honor obligations and warned against delays mollifying the treaty.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Germany
Scapa Flow
Frank L. Polk
United States
Kurt von Leisner
Versailles
Germainy
Washington
Senators to Visit Wilson Over Mexican Situation
The foreign relations committee agreed to seek a personal interview with President Wilson before setting a Senate policy on Mexico. Secretary Lansing testified that illness limited state department consultation on recent events straining U S Mexican ties. The panel split six Republicans for the move and five Democrats against it as it debated Senator Fall's resolution to withdraw diplomatic recognition of Carranza.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Mexico
Lansing
State Department
Fall
Carranza
Investigating Coal Situation in Indianapolis Strike
Federal action broadens probes into coal miners strike enforcing the lever fuel control act and Sherman anti trust law. U S District Judge Anderson orders a special grand jury session as U S Attorney L Het Slack and special district attorney Dan W Shums pledge to determine if government operates by law.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Anderson
L. Het Slack
Dan W. Shums
Fargo Banker Convicted in Banker Statements Case
Fargo N D Hi J Hagen president of the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo was found guilty by a jury for making false statements to the state bank examiner in a case that centers on bank regulation and fraud charges.
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Fargo
Fargo, N. D
Hi. J. Hagen
Bank of
State Bank
Record Claim Deep Sea Dive by John F Turner
John F Turner of Philadelphia claims a world depth record of 840 feet off Graves light in an armored suit during a deep sea diving attempt near Boston.
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Boston
John F. Turner
Philadelphia
Graves
Green proposes surtax on state and municipal securities
A DI by Representative Green proposes a surtax adjustment under Wisconsin revenue law. The plan would tax income from state and municipal securities, removing tax exemptions and securing a steady revenue stream for the state.
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Washington
Representative Green
Tragic Wreck in Musentine Iowa Claims Three Lives
A water-borne mishap in Musentine Iowa left three people burned to death, eleven injured, and several missing. Rescue crews battled flames and cleared debris as officials investigated the cause and identified victims.
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Musentine
Iowa
Carranza Charged With Poor Faith in Jenkins Case
The United States delivers a sharp diplomatic note to Mexico over the imprisonment of American consular agent William Jenkins in Puebla. The note accuses the Carranza government of indifference and of diverting attention from bandit activity in Puebla while offering no ultimatum or release deadline.
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Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
Willian
Jenkins
Puebla
Carranza
United States
Ulster Unionists lodge protest against Sinn Fein spread
Seven Ulster Unionist council members arrived by ship on the Qo lurable to denounce Sinn Fein methods likened to Bolsheviks. In a press statement they said they traveled to the United States to protest Sinn Fein propaganda. Six of the delegation are clergymen.
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New York
Sinn Fein
Ulster Unionist Council of Ireland
Delay by French at Peace Conference Prompts US Return Postponement
The French representatives urge American delegates to delay departure for home until the protocol is signed and the peace treaty with Germany is completed. This request aims to secure final approval and prevent premature action before a formal conclusion.
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Paria
Peace Conference
Germany
Activity Reported at Fiume and Belgrade
Report mentions cereal activity at Fiume and Belgrade with a destroyer departing Saturday likely bound for Zara. An entity described as the merchant Vowel Adria followed with VOMelaceke Ceo.
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Fiume
Belgrade
Zara
Adria
Vomelaceke
Michigan Senator Newberry Charged by Grand Jury
A U.S. grand jury indicted Michigan Senator Truman H. Newberry on corruption fraud and conspiracy tied to his distinct election victory over Henry Ford.sixty other defendants included campaign manager Paul H. King and officials from Detroit and Grand Rapids amid claims of bribes and manipulated votes across wards and reservations.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Truman H. Newbrry
United States
Michigan
United States Grand Jury
Senate
Henry Ford
Newberry
Grand Jury
P. A. Hopkins
St. Claire
United States Senate
John 8. Newberry
Detroit
Frank McKay
J. B. Bradley
Eaton Rapids
Gladston Beattie
Paw Paw
Paul H. King
King
Sessions
Lake Superior
Newberry Campaign Organization
Henry Clay Frick Dies at 60 in New York
Henry Clay Frick died December 2 in New York after a bout with ptomaine poisoning and related complications. He was 60, long served as president and since 1907 chairman of the Henry C Frick Coke Company, born December 19, 1840 in Overton Pennsylvania. He began as a clerk in a flour mill and built a coke business that expanded to 40,000 acres of coal and 12 coke ovens producing 2,000 tons daily.
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New York
Henry Clay Frick
Mr. Frick
Henry C. Frick Coke Company
Overton
Friel Company
Oper
Parisian Printers Back to Work After Strike Exhausted
Paris workers, led by the Paris compositors, ended a wartime labor dispute by agreeing to return to their posts after their strike proved futile and exhausted.
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Paris
France
Paria
Receipts Rise in 1919 Treasury Report
The Tuesday report from the United States treasurer shows receipts totaling nearly half a billion dollars more in fiscal year 1919 than in 1918, reflecting a substantial increase in federal revenue.
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Washington
United States
Steamship Collision Near Harbor In New York
The steamship Adriatic bound for Cherbourg and Southampton collided with the steamship St. Michael off the Statue of Liberty on Saturday. Several passengers were aboard the Adriatic, and the incident occurred near the harbor.
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Steamera
Harbor
New York
Adriatic
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bt. Michael
Mine Chiefs Face Contempt Charge
The United States charges eighty four United Mine Workers leaders with contempt of court for allegedly keeping the mining strike active amid a federal injunction. Bond set at 10000 dollars for Acting President J L Lewis and others, with more officers to be served and brought to Indianapolis for hearings.
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Indianapolis
United States
United States District Court
International
United Mine Workers
J. L. Lewis
William Green
Percy Tetlow
Ellis Seames
Mine Workers’ Journal
Anderson
Edward Stewart
William Mitch
Terre Haute
Dan W. Simms
Indiana
Senate orders full probe of Federal Trade Commission
Washington. The Senate ordered a full investigation of the Federal Trade Commission with no dissenting vote. The inquiry covers the commission’s activities and charges by Senator Watson that some employees have engaged in radical propaganda.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Commission
Watson
Republican
Indiana
Time Costs $166 A Minute At Lakewood Advertisers Meet
A high sum time valued convention opened in Lakewood New Jersey with executives including two women attending the Association of National Advertisers gathering. A sign over the platform declared Time at this meeting costs 166 a minute and urged making it count.
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Lakewood
N. J
Association of National Advertisers
Senator Truman H. Newberry Indicted for Senate Election Case
Senator Truman H. Newberry faces a United States grand jury indictment alleging corruption fraud and conspiracy tied to his Michigan senate election. The case centers on alleged improper influences and financial schemes surrounding his bid for the U S Senate.
Six Men Die in Coal Mine Explosion Near Clinton
An explosion at Bogle coal mine No. 8 near Jacksonville Clinton injures three others and kills six workers. The cause remains undetermined as investigators assess the scene and tally casualties. Local sources report reduced egg and meat prices amid wartime rationing.
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Clinton
Tnd
Bogle
Jacksonville
Clioton
The Joy of Motherhood in Ellensburg Ad
Mrs Johnson of Ellensburg recalls relief from long illness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises its effect on health, enabling household duties and caring for a new baby, with reference to local readers and a local doctor.
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Ellensburg
Weibh
Lydia E. Pakham
Jonnson
Wash
Lydia E. Piakhan
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin Headache Relief Ad
Advertises Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in a Bayer package with directions for headache cold pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. Claims Bayer is the genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Tin of 12 tablets costs a few cents. Notes Bayer trademark and chemical name.
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Bayer
Women in Saskatchewan Grain Growers Group
A conversation notes 4000 women enrolled in the Saskatchewan Grain Growers association and discusses women learning about the cradle as part of broader social roles. Mr Bacon counters, suggesting no reason why women should not engage with the cradle.
Book agent A Len A Woman With A History
A fragmented line appears to reference a book agent and a woman with a history. The text hints at themes of love and self-interest, though the full context and details are unclear from the fragment.
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Len
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