Government moves to end coal strike with court injunction
The United States invokes federal court power to end the bituminous coal strike affecting 400000 workers. Informations charging criminal contempt of court are filed against 84 United Mine Workers leaders including Acting President John L Lewin and officials from District 41. Hearing set for 10 o clock next Tuesday morning. removal proceedings planned for leaders outside Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
United States District Court
International and District
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewin
WD Green
Percy Tetlow
Slatintt
Ellie Searles
Workers’ Journal
Anderson
Edward Stewart
William Mitch
Terra Haute
Dan W. Simms
Indiana
Villa Captured by His Own Rebels Near Parral
Francisco Villa has been seized by a faction within his own ranks in Chihuahua. A detachment was sent from Parral to the area after two Villa rebels notified federal authorities that Villa is in custody for a reward from the Mexican government. Chihuahua has offered 60 000 pesos for his capture.
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Jaurez
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Railways of
Villa
Parral
Carranza
Washington Frostbitten Weather Toll Reported in Spokane
Spokane reports severe cold with subzero readings across Washington. Official 8 am temperature shows 4 degrees below zero and mountain wind chills reach as low as 7 below, signaling dangerous frostbite risk statewide.
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Spokane
Wash
Ousporte
Washington
Governor warns coal supply risk if strike persists
Governor Carey told a Rotary Club luncheon that unless union miners return, Wyoming coal will be diverted to meet state needs. Cheyenne’s fuel depends on Rock Springs mine output, with five cars daily—two to Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power and three to dealers. Mayor Stone secured arrangements with Union Pacific and coal dealers to ensure delivery.
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Carey
Rotary Club
Hotary Club
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Hock Springs
The
Fuel Administration
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Stone
Armour
Union Pacific
Tech
Missouri to Take Over Barton County Strip Coal Mines
Jefferson City December 3 The state will acquire and operate strip coal mines in Barton County. Governor Gardner announced after an all day conference on the fuel shortage and directed state troops to take charge of the fields and oversee operations.
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Yuple
Missouri
Gardner
State
Jefferson City
Barton County
D. Gardner A
Camper
New Internal Revenue District Opens in Wyoming
One cent tax payment marks the first cash transaction at the new IRS district headquarters on the fifth floor of the Citizens Bank building. Collector Leslie A. Miller vows large future tax inflows as a temporary staff works amid crowded desks, cages, and clerks in a hive of activity.
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Internal Revenue District of Wyoming
Citizens Bank
Leslie A. Miller
Wyoming District
Kaoh
Seta
Sane
Nanan
Carlisle Reveals Details Of Train 19 Crime
Stenographic transcript shows William L. Carlisle admitting the Union Pacific train No. 19 robbery on November 18. In Douglas hospital he talks under questioning about events at Williams cabin and Carlisle’s subsequent movements. His condition is grave. recovery uncertain due to lung injury from a bullet.
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Union Pacific
William L. Carlile
Douglas Hospital
Carlisle
Gale
Irwin
L. W. Storey
Charles B. Irwin
Williams Cabin
Roach
Platte County
Douglas
Storey
Hraving
Garlo
Bim
Willams Cabin
Williams Place
Fe Heaaiea
Ponse
Auction of Wool and Diplomatic Break with Mexico
The article notes a Senate move to sever relations with Mexico and withdraw recognition of the Carranza government. Senator Fall claims Mexican officials aided Bolshevist propaganda in the U S, with evidence to be brought before the Foreign Relations Committee. Separate item: Australian wool auctions in Boston likely won t affect U S prices, shipments to Canada expected, British controls pending market study.
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Washington
Senate
Mexico
Carranza
Fall
New York
San Francisco
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jenkins
Pobla
Congress
State Department
Americana
Agar’ Lcan
Wille Sengior Fell
Boston
In Tariff Commission
Condition improves for wounded train bandit Carlisle
Douglas Wyoming December 3 Dr W M Storey reports the wounded train bandit William L Carlisle shows somewhat improved condition with no pneumonia and recovery chances encouraged. The bullet pierced the right breast near the Hippie collar bone nicked the clavicle and a bone splinter pressed against the collapsed lung.
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Douglas
Wyo
W. M. Storey
William L. Carlisle
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Cahill
Morran
Sheridan
American National Bank of Ghoutane
Hynds
Mares Geben
Roe Gi Odeat
Midland
Barhos County
Aamaine
Pepe 4
Omaha
John Gale
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