Deportation order targets Emma Goldman in labor rift
A Department of Labor action orders Emma Goldman, a Russian-born pamphleteer and radical, deportation from the United States. The report, mixing circa 1880s and contemporary tones, cites Goldman's era exile and ongoing political persecution claims.
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Department of Labor
Washington
Emma Goldman
United States
Russia
Mise Goldman
Rusela
Lennne Ash
Government Rejects Gouging in Coal Strike Stand
Washington reports the coal strike cannot be compromised under any plan that raises consumer prices, per former fuel administrator Garfield. He warned delegates from business groups that price increases would not be allowed and labeled compromise as the monkey.
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Washington
Garfield
Hoover to Be Editor at Washington Herald
New York December 6 Herbert Hoover former inter allied food administrator Charles R Barnes and R Crane have part ed the Washington Herald Barnes sale editor selection planned with Hoover as editor in chief command amid management changes in the paper spanning the year end.
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ED Will
Vincennes
Ind
Bunyan
Washington
New York
Charles R. Barnes
Herbert Hoover
Inter-Allied Food Con
R. Crane
Washington Herald
Barnes
Prayers Are Ordered Across Archdiocese For Peace
Laredo Texas December 5 Prayers for prevention of war between the United States and Mexico have been ordered in all Catholic churches of the archdiocese of Sonora Mexico. The move follows tension along the border with call for unity and peaceful resolution of disputes.
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Laredo
Tex
United States
Mexico
Arch-Dioces
Sonorao
Mox
Frick Bequests Public Charity and Education Tie
New York reports that Henry Clay Frick left most of his fortune to public charitable and educational institutions in his will. The plan values public bequests at 117 million dollars with 25 million to nonpublic heirs.
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New York
Henry Clary Frick
Newberry Campaign Conviction Charge Unfolds
Grand jury in Grand Rapids charges King and Bran Newberry Che with corruption fraud and conspiracy in a bid to influence the election that secured Senator Newberry’s U S Senate seat. King labeled the campaign's brains.
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Grand Jury
Grand Rapids
Newberry
United States
Senate
King
U P Trains Cut In Wyoming Division For Mine Strike
Union Pacific reduces traffic by about one third in the Wyoming division. The cut takes effect at 12 0 o’clock Monday morning. Superintendent A W Woodruff announced the move affecting the mainline and freight trains.
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Union Pacific
Wyoming
A. W. Woodruff
Seace Seataten Tasiee Seth
Pandolfo Guilty On Key Counts In Mail Fraud Trial
Chicago report says Pandolfo Pan Dolfo president of Pan Motor Co of St. Cloud Minn was found guilty on counts two three five and ten of the eleven counts charged in a mail fraud case. Attorney Carl Cummins secured a stay of sentence and a new trial motion was set for December 15. Deliberation lasted eleven hours and some defendants wept as the verdict was announced. The case involved misuse of the mails and conspiracy to defraud verbunden with the Pan Motor Co.
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Chicago
Pandolfo
United States
Schwab
Thielman
Evans
Ervin
Schipoii
Bunnell
Ladner
Beckett and Dempsey Fight Recalled as 1920 Olympia Ring Rumor
Disjointed field notes recount a debate over a Georges Carpentier versus Jack Dempsey bout, with claims of a 1920 Olympia match and notes on promoters, managers, and a possible July 1 date. Also mentions Alfred Gougett and Edwin Madden winning a six day bike race at Madison Square Garden.
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Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
M. Dee
Anid Toehampe
Carpentier
Day
Olympia i
New York
Alfred Goutett
Edwin Madden
Newark
Madison Garden
Villistas Pose For Battle Scene On Bus Roof
A movie crew films a Villista regiment like those in the chase to avenge executions at Rancho Espejo. The image shows warriors in their warlike stance on a bus roof with a movie operator nearby.
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Rancho Espejo
Angeles
Abe Abrams Fined $200 Over Liquor Possession in Wyoming
Sheridan Wyoming December 6 Abe Abrams paid a $200 fine after pleading guilty to possessing liquor. Sheriff Dolph Thomas delivered 137 gallons seized last summer under a prohibition law later ruled unconstitutional by Judge Burgess. Abrams questions if arrest could follow since the consignment was returned, but he grins as he is released.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Abe Abrams
Abe
Dolph Thomas
Abrams
Burgess
Ams
Jimmie Wilde Loses to Jack Sharkey in Milwaukee Bout
British flyweight champion Jimmie Wilde loses decisively to New York bantam Jack Sharkey in his first American appearance. Sharkey dominates all rounds as Wilde fails to land cleanly, leaving Wilde with a bruised mouth and no marks on Sharkey.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jimmie Wilde
Jack Sharkey
New York
Wilde
Bagilals
Weather report from Waselriod notes cold northern Ter dad area
The weather bulletin records cold conditions in Waselriod and northern portions, with notably low temperatures in Ter dad region and an overall cold spell across the area.
Palmer announces coal strike decision at Indianapolis meeting
Attorney General Palmer says the Mine Workers executive board will meet in Indianapolis on Tuesday December 8 to consider President Wilson's proposed speedy termination of the coal strike and full settlement. Lewis and Green will urge acceptance as government and miners seek an understanding to end the dispute.
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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 Is Arrested On Contempt Charge
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.
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Springfield
Farrington
UN Mine Workers of
Ilinois
Uni
Vincent Dallman
Guardsmen Mobilized to Rock Springs for Mine Duty
About fifty Wyoming National Guardsmen under command of Capt Winsett Cheyenne were dispatched from Fort Russell to Rock Springs at 10 o clock to assist in the coal district. Major Bigelow coordinating with the coal situation directed the detachment to the area for duty amid local concerns.
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Wyoming National Guardsmen
Crysain Winsett
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Fort Russell
Bigelow
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