Unusual Four Hour Gas Meeting Backlash on Shortage
Across cities reports describe acute shortages and price fluctuations as a shock wave from email supply gaps spreads. Observers note farmers prosper while others fear sustained disruption and rising costs.
Villistas Driven From Coahuila, Villa Claimed Frontlines
Mexican Consul G M Seguin says Villistas who captured Coahuila were driven from the town and fled to the mountains. Villa reportedly commanded the forces near Muzquiz with federal troops advancing from Chihuahua forecast to intercept fleeing units. Casualties and prisoners remain unconfirmed as reports vary.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Coahuila
G. M. Seguin
Villa
Piedras Niegras
Francisco Muguia
Muzquiz
Truenda
Chihuahua
Seguin
Murquiz
Fagenret
Villistas
Sonsul Seguin
Francisco Villa
Hipolita Villa
Fuel Famine Rules Revised but Still Not Denver Conforming
The Cheyenne fuel committee, after a telegram from Mayor Stone, revised restrictions to allow retail and wholesale establishments to operate 8 am to 6 pm and banks 10 am to 3 pm. Garages, barber shops and certain venues have varied hours, while motion picture theaters are set 2:30 pm to 10:30 pm. The new rules diverge from Denver regulations.
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Jeffers
Stone
Fuel Committee
Denver
Cheyenne
Goldman Case Escalates As Lawyer Seeks Appeal Withdrawal
Harry Weinberger, representing Emma Goldman, writes to Assistant Attorney General Stewart asking to withdraw her writ of error or appeal and bail. He cites a department statement on deportations of Goldman, Alex Berkman, and others to Ellis Island. The letter notes Berkman’s deportation delay denial and Goldman’s resolve to continue her fight.
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Harry Weinberger
Stewart
Washington
Miss Goldman
Commissioner General of Immigration
Emma Goldman
Alex Berkman
Aary Island
Supreme Court
Berkman
Gald
ICAR LOOTING QUARTET OFF FOR KANSAS
The county jail held seven men bound for Leavenworth and Rawlins after a day of bookings. Among those headed west were Joe Borg Clarence Lake A W Kirchner and Terry Crawford convicted of stealing from Union Pacific box cars. Pete Birrell jailed for opium transport Ora Chung Lee for drug act violation and Jose Cisneros for white slavery. Deputy U S Marshal Jack Burri led the escort.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Rawlins
Acton
Joe Borg
Clarence Lake
A. W. Kirchner
Terry Crawford
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Pete Birrell
New York
Ora Chung Lee
Jose Cisneros
Bound For
United States
Mamta
United
Jack Burri
Joe Rouner
Robinson
Threat to Dynamite Oil Fields in I W W Case
In Kansas City on December 12 the I W W is alleged to threaten dynamite attacks on Kansas and Oklahoma oil fields. Testimony links the message to Thieman Eastman, Augusta Kan, and Clyde Graham of the Augusta Chamber of Commerce. Evidence also shows I W W activity opposing universal service and the draft.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Thieman Eastman
J. W. W. Union
Augusta
Kan
Clyde Graham
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Eastman
Augusta Union
J. C. Shearman
W. D
Big Bill) Haywood
Chicago
Irish bill taken up by House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington December 12 The Irish republic claim to recognition as an independent nation dominated an all day session of the House committee on foreign affairs. Members faced noisy protests with cheers hoots and heckling as debate profited.
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HOUSE
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mpea Pebich
Railroads cleared to lift coal crisis restrictions
Director General Hines authorized fuel directors to remove heat and power limits and to restore train service as regional coal supplies improve. Officials expect miners to return to work soon, with reports of 65 to 100 percent of miners back. Turn to Page 3.
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Washington
Hines
Gov- Indiana
Hasnsel Denied Gallows Stay by Judge Pam
Otto Haensel, a former soldier, was granted a reprieve by Judge Pam minutes before execution for his wife’s murder. The stay postponed the planned execution to January 19 as the last rites were being performed. Haensel was convicted in 1914 after his wife left him ten days after their marriage.
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Chicago
Otto Hasnsel
Pam
Meeneal
Capture of William L. Carlisle at Williams cabin
Sheriff S Roach of Platte County recounts the shoot that felled fugitive train bandit William L Carlisle near Esterbrook. Special agent W J McClement and Noahh engaged Carlisle at the cabin door as he attempted to reenter.
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William L. Carlisle
Williams
Esterbrook
S. Roach
Platte County
Carlisle
Roach
Noahh
W. J. McClement
Union Pacific
McClement
Roach Teo
Carlie
Willard Charged in Cordwood Price Fixing Case
Federal warrant issued for Jess Willard former heavyweight champion on cordwood profiteering under the Lever Act. Warrant names W C Anderson and J B Wilson fuel committee members of Topeka Kansas. Willard to appear before U S Commissioner Q Claflin Jr in Kansas City at 10 a m tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Jess Willard
Fred Roberton
United States
Kansas
Willard
Q. Claflin, Jr
Worrow
W. C. Anderson
J. B. Wilson
Fuel Committee
Topeka
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