GOAL GUNFEREES STILL AT ODDS
Discussion among operators and United Mine Workers continues as coal supplies strain the nation. Brewster asserts Garfields pronouncement aligns with prior wage scale talks while UMW leader Levis cites confusion. Cabinet meeting looms where cabinet splits on Wilsons 31 percent wage proposal may surface. Officials fear higher wages could ripple through rail and other labor costs.
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United Mine Workers
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Hair Tonic Alcohol Said to Be Transferred to Newark Saloon Keeper
New York officials allege Gramatnn company officers and Jernrico Maresca aided the movement of two barrels of alcohol to Newark retailer Seuplinger for making Nair tonic. Internal revenue agents seized company books as part of the investigation.
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Internal Revenue
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Pearlie
Italy Says War Weariness Fades As Public Order Improves
In a continuation from page one, Italian officials argue that postwar discontent is inevitable but overstated abroad. The premier claims Italy has few incidents since elections, no strikes, and notes wartime sacrifices. Italy asserts independence in entering WWI, urges American support, and seeks peaceful Adriatic and Yugoslav relations to avoid further conflict.
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France
England
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Orders Extend Fuel and Rail Controls on Coal Use
Two new orders issued today by the fuel administration broaden control over coal transport and use. Coal delivered to barges and other inland waterway craft becomes subject to diversion by the railroad administration. A second order delegates authority to the director general of railroads to restrict or prohibit the use of bituminous coal for coke production in behind ovens.
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Violin Origins Traced To Ancient Times And Variations
The article traces the violin’s ancient origins noting its resemblance to early forms found in stone carvings and across cultures. Earlier violins varied in neck, strings, and fittings, with strings from sheep intestines linen thread or wire, and no chin rest.
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Thebes
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Jericho
Airm en Killed in Fall into Delaware River
Nov 24. Lt Robert Stocker and a civilian believed to be radio tester Thompson died when their hydroplane plunged into the Delaware River six miles below Chester. The bodies were not recovered and the plane was towed to the Philadelphia navy yard.
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
Democratic National Committee to fix convention place
The Democratic National Committee and the women's associate committee were summoned by National Chairman Cummings to meet in Washington on January to determine the time and place for next year’s national convention.
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Democratic National
Women
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Parliament Delayed as Deputies Reopen Postponed
Rome reports the reopening of the Chamber of Deputies is delayed for a few days due to election formalities and lingering delays in parliamentary procedures.
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Cuban Liberal Assembly Names Gomez Candidate
The central electoral board in Havana upheld the Liberal assembly's legality, temporarily led by Gen. Fino Guerra, which last May nominated former President Gomez for the presidency after Alfredo Zayas was removed as party chairman for seeking to cancel the convocation order Zayas issued.
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Central Electoral Board
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Zayas
Influence of Prussia Felt by Very German
Paris prints a contributor's comment from Fecha De Paris noting that a Rhineland German criticizes Prussia to one, excuses it with two, and defends it with three, illustrating shifting regional attitudes.
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Paris
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Fecha de Paris
Weather forecast for New England and mid Atlantic region
Foraca Taastern New Years forecast notes fair conditions Tuesday followed by rain by Wednesday across New England and mid Atlantic. Temperatures rise above seasonal averages as a central west disturbance moves east-northeastward bringing rains. Winds generally moderate, shifting from north to West then variable with fair conditions by Wednesday. Observations fromNew Haven Weather Bureau indicate barometric pressure and temperatures at station.
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Central West
Middle Atlantic
New England
Sandy Hook
Austrian Money Cheaper Than Labels at Swiss Brewery
A Vienna paper reprints a Swiss report: a brewery pastes Austrian one crown notes on bottles instead of labels. The notes fetch about seven and a half centimes in Switzerland, while traditional labels cost around ten centimes.
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Vienna
Switzerland
Sweden Announces Broad Legislative Program for 1920 Rikstag
Washington reports the Swedish government issued an official communique outlining major measures for the 1920 Rikstag. Proposals include improving the status of married women, government employment for women, arbitration board development, penal law reforms, railroad electrification, and open voting. Also to be considered are unemployment insurance, employer employee cooperation, government control of monopolies, and revisions to limited-ownership laws.
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Rikstag
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Pardoned Man Dies Before Pardon Reaches Kohler
A presidential pardon for Jesse Kohler, a federal prisoner, arrived at Los Anglebems but he had died eighteen days earlier at the county hospital where illness prompted his transfer. Kohler was convicted in 1918 of using the mails to defraud and sentenced to eighteen months. He had solicited men to accompany him to Mexico to recover a Villa treasure and claimed no criminal intent in diverting advance funds for personal use.
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Wilson
Jesse Kohler
Kohler
Isohter
Mexico
Villa
Millions face starvation threat in Europe speaker warns
London reports that at least one hundred million Europeans may starve in the coming months, St George Paish warns before a society. He says though the world has not fully realized the crisis, businessmen and bankers are uniting to devise remedial measures amid growing distress.
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Europe
St. George .Paish
Haybox cooking gains popularity in England this winter
London reports growth of the haybox or fireless cooker as English housewives seek fuel economy. The Made in England model uses hay as packing to insulate and conserve heat, an adaptation of the American fireless cookery trend.
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London
England
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