Deportation order targets Emma Goldman in waves of 1900s era protests
A chaotic collage reports the U S Department of Labor ordering the deportation of Emma Goldman an anarchist immigrant from Russia in 1885 The chaotic notes mention varied events including a veteran’s birthday a moonshine bust and a gas bill incident with sensational tone Reflecting a bustling old era set of briefs from diverse cities and topics.
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Department of Labor
Washington
Emma Goldman
United States
Russia
Mise Goldman
Rusela
Lennne Ash
Will Not Sanction Gouging In Coal Strike
Washington asserts the coal strike cannot be compromised with government consent if it would permit price hikes to consumers. Fuel Administrator Garfield warns against any advance, after two days of hearings with business groups.
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Washington
Garfield
Herbert Hoover to Be Editor
New York December 6 Charles R Barnes dean administrator Herbert Hoover former inter allied food con Sale 1 R Crane have par ed the Washington Herald Barnes
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New York
Charles R. Barnes
Herbert Hoover
Inter-Allied Food Con
R. Crane
Washington Herald
Barnes
Prayers Ordered Across Archdiocese to Prevent War
In Laredo Texas on December 5 prayers for preventing war between the United States and Mexico were ordered in all Catholic churches of the Archdiocese of Sonora Mexico. The move aims to seek peace amid rising tensions and maintains calls for intercession from clergy and laity alike.
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Laredo
Tex
United States
Mexico
Arch-Dioces
Sonorao
Mox
Frick Will Reveals Huge Public Bequests
New York reports Henry Clay Frick left most of his vast estate to public, charitable and educational institutions. The will shows public bequests valued at about 117 million dollars with 25 million retained elsewhere.
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New York
Henry Clary Frick
Grand jury charges Newberry election fraud case in Grand Rapids
A grand jury at Grand Rapids charged a man named King with corruption fraud and conspiracy tied to the election that secured Senator Newberry's United States Senate seat. King described as the brains of the Newberry campaign.
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Grand Jury
Grand Rapids
Newberry
United States
Senate
King
Union Pacific Trains Cut In Wyoming Division
Union Pacific reduces traffic by about one third in the Wyoming division effective 12:00 Monday morning. Superintendent A W Woodruff announced the move noting a scale back in passenger and freight services across the affected routes.
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Wyoming Division
Union Pacific
Wyoming
A. W. Woodruff
Seace Seataten Tasiee Seth
Pandolfo Flippant as Guilty Verdict Reported
Chicago December 6 The jury found Pandolfo Pan dolfo president of the Pan Motor Company of St Cloud Minnesota guilty on counts two three five and one other after an eleven hour deliberation. Attorney Carl Cummins secured a stay of sentence and motion for a new trial set for December 15.
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Chicago
Pandolfo
United States
Schwab
Thielman
Evans
Ervin
Schipoii
Bunnell
Ladner
Beckett Fight Defies Final Clarity Amid Hectic Rumors
The fragment mentions a planned 1920 bout between Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey described as a potential clash at Olympia and notes surrounding claims of a fluke. It also reports Alfred Gouett and Edwin Madden winning a six day event at Madison Square Garden and mentions travel plans for a bout involving Devoin and an inquiry into Dempsey’s demanded pay.
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Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
M. Dee
Anid Toehampe
Carpentier
Day
Olympia i
Villistas Move to Filming War Drama at Rancho Espejo
A movie crew films a battle scene with a Villista regiment posed on a bus roof while two survivors from the Eighteenth of cre ee attack near Rancho Espejo are noted. The scene recreates a historic execution in a cinematic West.
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Rancho Espejo
Angeles
Abe Abrams Fined $200 In Wyoming Prohibition Case
Sheridan Wyoming December 6 Abe Abrams faces a $200 fine after pleading guilty to possessing liquor seized and delivered to his home by Sheriff Dolph Thomas. The bottle shipment 137 gallons was seized under a state prohibition law later ruled unconstitutional by Judge Burgess. Abrams remains hopeful about further arrests.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Abe Abrams
Abe
Dolph Thomas
Abrams
Burgess
Ams
Wilde Is Defeated by Sharkey in Milwaukee Bout
British flyweight champion Jimmie Wilde loses on points to Jack Sharkey in Wilde's first American appearance. Sharkey, a New York bantam, dominated the 30 minute bout though both fighters remained unmarked. Wilde appeared exhausted after trading jabs at close range.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jimmie Wilde
Jack Sharkey
New York
Wilde
Bagilals
Weather terse note on cold wave across regions
A brief weather item reports notably cold conditions in the northern portion with strong winds and frigid air across Waselriod and surrounding areas. The entry notes persistent low temperatures and a colder forecast for the day.
Decision Tuesday by Coal Strikers
Attorney General Palmer announced that the United Mine Workers executive committee will meet in Indianapolis on Tuesday December 8 to consider President Wilson's proposal for a speedy end to the coal strike. Lewis and Green will urge acceptance while Palmer and officials plan to attend.
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Washington
Atttorney
Palmer
Indianapolis
Wilson
Lewis
Green
Department of Justice
Mr. Turhulty
Johan L. Lewis
Presdent
William Green
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Reon
Aonere
Farrington Arrested on Contempt Charge in Illinois
Farrington, president of the United Mine Workers of Illinois, was arrested at his home in Springfield by U S Marshal Vincent Dallman on a warrant charging contempt of court. The action occurred tonight, amid ongoing legal proceedings related to the union leadership.
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Springfield
Farrington
UN Mine Workers of
Ilinois
Uni
Vincent Dallman
Guardsmen Deployed to Rock Springs for Mine Duty
Fifty Wyoming national guardsmen under command of Crysain Wins ett Cheyenne were dispatched from Fort Russell to Rock Springs to join the coal district patrols. Bigelow, in close touch with the coal situation, issued the instructions for the detachment's mission.
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Wyoming National Guardsmen
Crysain Winsett
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Fort Russell
Bigelow
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