Bolshevik Propaganda Blamed for Worker Unrest
Miss Frances Keller of the Inter-Racial Council warned against Bolshevist propaganda targeting foreign born workers in U S factories. She said Bolshevism thrives where morale is shattered and urged manufacturers and capital representatives to aggressively combat the spread of the foreign language press influence. Lynne W Wilson introduced Keller at a school meeting with many industry and civic representatives in attendance.
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Frances A, Ieller
Lutle
Inter-Racial Council
Miss Keller
Lynne W. Wilson
Six Day Bicyce Race Shows Four Teams Lapped
Four teams fell back in a wild series of sprints at Madison Square as leaders stretched their pace in the six day race. Chardon Tberghein Spencer Chapman Brocco Verri Speissens trailed, two laps behind, while Goullet Madden led with 283 points and other pairs trailed in the tight chase. At midnight the field logged 1,758 miles and 3 laps. record is 1,904 miles and 9 laps by Cameron Kaiser in 1924.
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New York
Chardon
Tberghein
Spencer
Chapman
Jeaders
Brocco
Verri
Yset
Speissens
Goullet
Madden
HHI
Ironbach
McNamara
Magin
Ea@ion
Kaiser
Egg
Dupey
Hanley
Lawrence
Wiles
Cameron and
Flying Parson to Fly to Savannah to Speak
Belvin Maynard known as the Fixing Parson will depart Mitchell field tomorrow morning for Savannah Ga where he will deliver an address Sunday afternoon before the Southern commercial congress He plans to use the same plane that carried out his record breaking double transcontinental flight and expects to return by December 11 to take over a new plane for an attempted non stop transcontinental flight.
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New York
Belvin Maynard
Mitchell Field
Savannah
Southern Commercial Congress
Maynard
Canada Open Door for Undesirable Aliens at Border
PASHTENGTON December 4. Immigration inspector J T Cronin told the House immigration committee the open border to the United States exists because patrols along the Buffalo river boundary are inadequate. He cited lack of men and equipment preventing inspections and allowing entry by private boats freight trains and automobiles. He urged salary readjustments to attract staff. More than 2 000 aliens subject to deportation are confined in slums in the United States at this time.
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Pashtengton
Aniste
Olen
Othe
United States
Canada
Briffaloo River
J. T. Cronin
Buffalo
House Immigration Committee
Immigration Service
Cronin
Salarias
Agslums
Investigation of Milk Prices by Aldermen Began Today
A Bridgeport city probe opens into alleged milk price gouging. Mayor Wilson appointed Aldermen Beers McManus and Dydns to investigate prices charged to residents versus farm costs at the town farm. The panel will assess raw milk prices, bottling costs, and delivery charges to curb profiteering.
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Bridgeport
Wilson
Ralph Beers
T Edward J. McManus
John JL. Dydns
South Dakota Ratifies Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
The South Dakota Senate approved the federal woman suffrage resolution early today after the lower house acted Wednesday. South Dakota becomes the 21st state to ratify the amendment.
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Plerew
South Dakota
Senate
Skating Rink at Seaside Park Nears Opening
Freezing weather allows rapid progress on an artificial skating rink at Seaside park. Flooding the low ground near the bathing pavilion under board of recreation direction should make it usable within a week.
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Seaside Park
Board of Recreation
Government Drops Sugar Control Prompting Price Fears
The Department of Justice will end sugar distribution control after December 31 due to lack of funding. Attorney General Jaknios says the DOJ will focus on punishing profiteers while refiners pay more for Cuban raw stock. Officials warn prices may rise as control ends and supplies loosen.
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Washington
Jaknios
Congress
Department of Justice
Palmer
Pervision
Ers
Michigan factories and mines idle as fuel shortage hits
Detroit Dec. 4 Ten to twelve thousand workers were thrown out of work in Michigan factories and copper mines due to the fuel shortage. All Lansing factories were closed indefinitely, with a committee allowing possible intermittent openings next week. Also reported, U S soldiers on strike duty in New Mexico were ordered withdrawn to El Paso and Columbus.
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Detroit
Michigan
Lansing
WNI
EL Paso
Texas
Ivca
United States
New Mexico
Columbus
New
Menifco
Carpentier Knocks Beckett Out in First Round
Georges Larpentier the French champion stopped Joe Beckett in 74 seconds at Halborn Stadium London to set up a potential world title bout with Jack Dempsey next June. Beckett never landed a clean hit as Carpentier dominated from the bell, drawing cheers as Beckett was carried from the ring.
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Beckett
Yap
Gong
Prince of Wales
Carpentier
Dempsey
Associated Press
Halborn Stadium
London
Georges Larpentier
Joe Beckett
England
Akurope
Offlici
Jack Dempsey
GB. J. Angelo
Carpentivur
Titestamis
Prince
Beck
House of Conmmons
Jin
Thousands Arrested as Socialists Strike in Rome Demonstrations
Thousands are under arrest after a socialist led walkout in Rome on Monday amid protests. The unrest follows allegations of antitrust actions affecting Mexican and Italian enterprises and impacts by general economic strains.
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Rome
Italians mourn Socialist Zampa as strike violence spreads
In Rome and across Italy a general strike called by Socialists ends in bloodshed with ten dead and more than one hundred wounded. Anarchists and Socialists carry red and black flags at Zampa’s funeral while he is honored with crepe and black bands. Some Socialist deputies accompany the hearse to the cemetery as unrest continues despite promises of a halt to the strike.
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Roale
Italy
Rome
Lia
Chamber of Deputies
Treves
Zampa
Meral
Grand Jury to Probe Coal Strike Nationwide
Government expands prosecutions in coal strike cases. Officials of United Mine Workers of America charged with contempt bond $10,000 each. Officials John L. Lewis William Green and others appear at federal building as grand jury session is ordered to begin Monday.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
A. B. Anderson
Sb. Ert Slack
Dan V. Simuis
Federal Building
John L. Lewis
William Green
Treasury
Runs Amuck in Home Kills Wife and Child Then Self
Passaic New Jersey reports Mason hi Strong an architect aged years old ran amuck with an axe in his home Tuesday night or Wednesday morning killing his wife and eldest daughter and seriously wounding three younger children before taking his own life with a razor. One wounded boy aged 2 13 was expected to die as the family lay unconscious. a late call to the physician informed authorities.
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Passaic
Mason Hi
Strong
Mea Giroat
Jatin
Ohio Governor Calls For Mine Conference
Ohio Governor calls for a conference to settle the coal strike in state mines. Officials from operators and miners are invited to meet tomorrow in his office after several days of talks and escalating rhetoric.
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Ohio
Calimbits
Beau
Foyerttar
Tloau
feraneRs
Lauars
Reception Tonight for Rev Jas V Hussion at St Charles Hall
Tonight at 8 oclock a reception will be tendered Rev Jas V Hussion, assistant at St Charles Church for the last 11 years, by parishioners of St Charles Hall Mast Main street. A substantial purse in gold will also be presented by the parish. Eugene Sullivan of Noble Avenue chosen chairman for the event. Father Toussien was promoted to pastor of St Johns Latrobe and left Wednesday for new duties.
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Daniel Hiussion
St. Charleshurch
St. Charles’ Hall
Mast Main Street
Eugene Sullivan
Noble Avenug
Father Toussien
St. John’s Church, Latbreokend
Oklahoma coal effort underway with miners and volunteers
Governor Robertson and John Whitehuest head to McAlester to oversee coal mine efforts. One thousand coal workers and 300 volunteers are planned, with the first carload to depart tonight. Two squads of the Thirteenth United States Cavalry will arrive in McAlester Saturday for duty at the machines.
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Oklailoma CrTry
Cale Let
J. B. A. Robertson
John A. Whitehuest
State Council of Defense
McAlester
Port of Bridgeport Development Talks Continue
The Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce endorsed continued work on port development. A special harbor committee urged a defined program including a thorough review of the Port of Bridgeport plan, while denying support for any broad harbor scheme without careful investigation. The meeting also discussed democratizing the chamber with future elections by national and state councillors and a preferential primary system for directors.
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Bridgeport
Chamber of Commmerce
Chamber of the Stratfield
Chamber of Cont Merece
Vhaurder of Commerce
Dutt Iids
Aid
Ort of
Special Committee On
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Port of Bridgeport
Cuuulihotsy
Chamber of Cure Merce
Fly
EL Ed. Wibury
Sheinman
Alexander Meat
R. O W. Miller
City
City Engincey Meekelvour, Albert South, and A A. M. Grooper
Conmmuntree
Connecticut
Will Consult President In His Sick Room Before Framing Mexican Policy
Washington tabled a plan to seek a personal interview with President Wilson before shaping Senate Mexico policy. The foreign relations committee debated, weighing the president’s illness and whether to press his attention on Carranza and Jenkins cases as Lansing defended a steady policy against Mexican incursions. Senator Fall led the push, Hitchcock opposing. Amb. Fletcher and Secretary Lansing testified behind closed doors as the panel divided along party lines.
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Washington
Bonilas
United States
Mexico
Bonillags
Bonillas
United States Senate
Mexic
Senate
Wilson
Lansing
State Department
White House
Grayson
Wilson Forrow
Sena Fall
New Mexico
Hitchcock
Neraska
Carranza
Lansing J
Jenkins
Carransa Meeant
Jenkin
Wall
Pletcher
Lansine
Sena
Henry P. Flete
Meg
Matty
Secre
Owlian
O. Jenkins
Pur
Rina
America
Kinsey
Fall
Mexig
Denics
Ioaavio Bonallas
Jill
Four Large American Firms Free Properties in Mexico
Four major U S firms operating in Chihuahua state ordered their workers and families to abandon posts and return to the United States. The American Smelting and Refining Company and others protect compounds with machine gun nests, amid tensions near the border. Citizens anticipate possible violence if tensions rise, prompting calls to avoid escalation.
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Mexico
United States
American Salim
Chihua
Chihuahua
In Vale
Chiunahbua City
R Company
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