Farmers Organization Studies Politicians Shift in U S
A Washington dispatch outlines the national Board of Farm Organizations linking farmers with labor groups to form a political voice. It notes the Capper Heir man bill aims to loosen anti trust restrictions on cooperative farms and discusses land policy differences between farmers and organized labor, signaling a shift toward federating economic power without a stated platform.
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Frederlig J. Hasely
Ashington
D.C
Washington
Begu
Labor Party
Congress
United States
Savas
Ington
Ing
Noth
Farmers’ Educa‘and Co-operative’ Union
Stata Oarganiz
al Milk Producers Association
National Dairy Union
Capper-Heisman
An Federation’ of Labor
Tha Ation
National Board
Board of Farm Organizations
Capnerjereman
Wae
Labox
Banda
Gov Allen says labor seeks to coerce government in Kansas
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen charged four major railway brotherhood leaders with trying to control government through coercion. He condemned professional labor officials who live off labor disputes and said the Adamson bill sparked the belief that labor has greater rights than government. He spoke before a special session of the Kansas legislature.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goveror
Henry J. Allen
Itdnsas
Congress
Court of Industrial Relations
Labor
Capina
New York Costs Of Outfitting A Girl Rise Since 1914
A New York mother writes to a local paper detailing rising clothing costs for an 18 year old daughter. Figures from shops show 1914 prices versus 1919 costs across shoes hats undergarments fabrics and accessories with total outfits jumping from about 199 to nearly 486 dollars.
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New York
Congress Resumes Work After Fortnight Holiday
Congress returns to business in Washington after a recess. The Senate begins debate on the water power development bill while the Sterling sedition bill is postponed to tomorrow. Private conferences fill the day as leaders push for treaty compromisers and new measures ahead of a prolonged session.
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Washington
Congress
Soanato
Mouse
Senate
Sendto
King
Democart
Utah
Victor Bergera
Wisconsin
House
Mann Ofllinois
Berger
LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS IN JOINT CEREMONY
Abraham Lincoln and Nancy Lincoln Judges lodges hold a joint installation at 1025 Main Street. Officers installed include Grand Master Charles Pyter and Noble Grand John Lindsay for Abraham Lincoln, with Susannah Whittaker and Harry Brenton leading Nancy Lincoln Judges. Gifts awarded to retiring officers Fred Wharton and William Bevan, plus a jewel for Amela Wallace.
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Abraham Lancol Lode
I. C
Manchester Unity
Main Street
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Lincoln
D. W. Wilson
Henry J. Brenton
George Haskell
Massachusessets
Frank
Harry Crossley
Yi Fall River
Mass
Jacobson
Susannah Whittaker Noble
Harry Brenton
Richard Bertg Ellective
Charles Gardner
John Horton
James Wilson
George Rowell
Ime
Charles Tyler
Mary Deamng
Amela Wallace
Fred Wharton
William Bevan
A. Wallace
California sunshine mockery in December scene
A humorous exchange features Y o and Harold Lloyd company basking in warm California sun while debate erupts about snow plows in the East. A Pasadena native disputes the notion, arguing no snow there, and producer Mal J. Roach confirms snow plows exist nationwide.
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Harold Lloyd Company
California
East
Pasadena
Mr. Liegd
Mal J. Roach
Actrind Edgar Lewis and the curious lithia charms
A fragmentary anecdote describes Edgar Lewis who enjoys open air life and golf near his country home. An elderly great aunt visits a nearby town and humorously reports discovering beaut ily fields and many curious lithia round things. She shows twenty four gold balls she found nearby Hnky na.
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Edgar Lewis
Amy
Mary
Hnky
Real Step for Cavalry Troop In Formation of a Committee
A Bridgeport chamber of commerce committee formed to study a cavalry troop. If adjutant general grants permission, recruiting will start promptly. Former service men show willingness to join. Brooklawn Riding Club interest noted. John T. le Haibbard named chairman. other committee members listed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Botland
Bridgeport
Uulseluy
Adjutant General
Brooklawn Riding Club
John T. le Haibbard
Chamber of Communerce
H. A. Behon
Robert Hames
Samuel Hawley
BE. Bo Haskins
Rilosperry Layer Wilson
Jarvis Will- Las
Witnesses Called In Brown Murder Case In Michigan
Mount Clemens Michigan January 5 A number of new witnesses testified today before the secret investigation into the killing of J Stanley Brown as officials offered no word on progress. A report said a warrant might be issued within 48 hours and further reports suggested a new angle could lead to two warrants. Dr EB Moriarity a Bertilon expert at Selfridge noted fingerprints on the automobile where the victim’s body was found but authorities doubted their usefulness as many had touched the machine and the prints did not match anyone previously linked with the case.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
J. Stanley Brown
Groesbeck
Haywood Surrenders to Illinois Authorities in 192? Case
William D Haywood, longtime IWW general secretary, surrendered to State's Attorney Maclkin in Chicago after being released on bond from Leavenworth. Bond set at 10000, posted by Lloyd, as Haywood faced charges under Illinois new anti-syndicalism law. Accompanied by Lloyd and party. surrender follows New Year crackdown on suspected radicals.
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Chicago
William TD
Big Bill
Haywood
Leavenworth
Maclniikin
B . Haywood
Willam Bross Lioyi
Nalionaire
Partor
Socialist” of
Evanston
B Haywood
W. W
Hugo Pam
Lloyd
Hoyna Hed
Lou
Armed men attack musicians near Dublin
A party of musicians traveling from Dungarvan to Ardmore County Waterford were attacked today by eight armed men. The assailants punctured the petrol tank with revolver shots, overturned the automobile, and forced the musicians to walk home.
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Dublin
Dungarvan
Ardmore
County Waterford
Hom
Japanese Bush Aid to Admiral Kolchak Reinforcements Reported
A Tokyo cable to the Nippon News reports heavy Japanese reinforcements have arrived at Irkutsk to aid Admiral Kolchak's forces. The dispatch cites a Japanese daily as the source, noting additional support for the Siberian campaign amid the broader Russo-Japanese context.
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Kolchak
Agnoliuea
Irkutsk
Tokio
Nippu Jill
Cognac Arrives in Corpus Christi
Prohibition keeps Texas dry but a shipment of Cognac from France reached Corpus Christi. The name Cognac refers to a German police dog captured by American forces.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
France
Charities Board reorganizes with Behrens again president
The revisited board meeting elected W Behrens Jr president as two new members Mrs Jacob Klein and James McNamara were introduced. Mayor Wilson praised the department, new members were briefed on upcoming work, and tours of divisions followed the session. Protest pogroms in Copenhagen reference a mass meeting by Zionists condemning massacres linked to events in Denikine and Kolchat. Eddie Witzsimmons, heavyweight champ, prepares for Patsy Cline bout in Detroit with guarantees of 1000 and 1500 dollars respectively.
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Board of Charities Commissioners
Jacob Klein
James McNamara
W. Behrens, Jr
Wilson
Copenhagen
Denmark
Mnau
Faroog
Clomnpal Denikine
Admiral Kolchat
Eddie Witzsimmons
Patsy Cina
Detroit
Simmons
Cline
Prohibition Fight Moves Through London Trade Groups
A London based effort organizes a campaign against William Johnson organizer of the American anti-saloon movement and other prohibitionists. The National Trade Defense Association for licensed trades spreads a manifesto urging brewery shareholders and associated bodies to oppose prohibition agitation through all possible means.
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Johnson
London
Dan
William
Mie
Burlington Man Sentenced for Manslaughter
Edward T. Daley was sentenced in county court to four to five years in the state prison for manslaughter in the death of Miss Hazel Rugell, who was struck by an automobile on September 17.
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Burlington
Edward ‘T. Daley
Misa Hazel Rugell
German Subject Sent Back After Immigration Battle
A man described as a German subject, long known as an alien, was finally judged to be German and approved for deportation. Immigration officials in the United States and Australia refused him landing, leaving him to drift at sea until an aliens board ordered his return to Germany.
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Dan Oa
Paul Hs
Shas
Germany
Freeman
Francisca
Antipodes
United States
Australia
Alters
New Railway Crisis Developing in England
London reports a brewing rail dispute as members of the Nations Union of Railway Men reject government terms. About 400000 members, led by general secretary James Henry Thomas, express caution amid a post election climate favoring labor, fearing broken promises and a delicate negotiation ahead.
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London
The
Nations Union of Railway Men
James Henry Thomas
Hig
Sipen
Vhich
Lahor
Wilson to Send Important Word of Greeting on Jackson Day
White House announced President Wilson will send a brief word to Democratic leaders gathering for Jackson Day events. Delegations from six bid-cities arrive in Washington to press for their convention, while a party rule change to abrogate the two thirds requirement is proposed.
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Wilson
White House
Washington
Jackson Day
Nationa Committee
Kansas City
Trev WW. Fleming
Kansas City Insurance Company
E. M. Glendenning
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
National Committee Airecty
J. Bruce Kremer
Sfontana
A. R. Titlow
Hugh G Wallace
France
A. Ig. Mullen
Nebraska
Mullen
Rees
Associate ‘Women’s ‘Democratic National Committee
Caroline R. Rees
Connecticut
William R. Pattangall
Maine
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Dorothy, Branch Jackson
New ‘Hampshire
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