Wyoming Mine Officers Restrained by U S Court
Martin Cahill and James Morgan leaders of District 22 United Mine Workers were served with an injunction from Judge Anderson ordering the strike to be called off before 6 PM. Wyoming mine workers locals here resolved to back the international officers in their chosen course of action.
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Martin Cahill
James Morgan
District 22
United Mine Workers of America
Judge Anderson
United States District Court
Wyoming
Indianapolis
General Committee
The
Anderson
United States
Mark Storem
Frank Parrington
Waite
Llinola
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Adam Wilkinson
Roundup
Montana
Alexander Howat
Pitts- Kan
Martin Bow
Rock Springs
Wyo
Cheyenne
George Reppel
Nova Scotia
Canada
Frank Farrington
Springfield
Illinoi
Morgan
International Headquar
Will Go By Plane To South Pole
Commander John L. Cope heads a British expedition planning to reach the South Pole by tri plane. A new plane design is underway though the dash to the pole remains unconfirmed. The venture aims to cover the distance with a three engine craft. The expedition’s plan and testing are in early stages with Cope directing exploration.
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South Pole
John L. Cope
Uge
Ae Pet
Sean Eae
Cope
Government Presses Final Warning to Strike Leaders
Washington November 10 Attorney General Palmer said the coal miners strike is illegal and that the law will be enforced. Indianapolis reports no agreement yet from United Mine Workers officials on the court ordered halt to the strike. Delegates adjourned without action until tomorrow with a court deadline to withdraw the October 15 order within 72 hours. Court order signed Saturday at 12 25 pm. and the union must report to the court by tomorrow.
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Palmer
Alen
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Court
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Seli Ho
Scile
Tostorrow
Tome
Hope Fades for Leasing Bill Enactment in Congress
Conferees failed to reach agreement by Wednesday forcing adjournment before week’s end. Analysts warn the stalled leasing bill and broader treaty program may doom this session and mark a barren Congress with no constructive legislation.
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Washington, N
Olden Opportunity Boosts Club Members Gains
Clippings show Wittord Talbot of Phermopolie Wyoming leading in big prints with a record noted as 4 solewnan synchronized with era hustle. Cheyenne figures Mr Valbot and Mrs Talbot seek to build significant credit records before period end while Bonseh and Bunseb rank among winners in a turn marked by page three of the edition.
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Wittord Talbot
Phermopolie
Wyo
Valbot
Cheyenne
Bunseb la
All America to Celebrate Anniversary of War's End
New York, Nov. 10 Armistice Day marks the first anniversary of the end of World War I. More than a million veterans and the public will join in commemorations on November 11 1918 with reunions parades songs and events across the nation. They honor those who served and those who fell in the conflict. At 4 00 a m ceremonies and gatherings will recall the signing of the armistice and celebrate the peace. The observance spans several states with planned patriotic activities and gatherings.
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New York
America
Alabama
North Carolina
Oregon
Michigan
Massachu
Washington
Wison
Europe
Poaca
Wilson Message On Armistice Day Peace Day
President Wilson issues a nationwide Armistice Day message praising the 1918 armistice and describing postwar reconstruction, democracy, and economic cooperation. He notes Allied sacrifices, America’s mobilization, and the lasting hope for peaceful international relations.
Cheyenne Bypasses Armistice Day as Holiday
Cheyenne will not observe Armistice Day as a city holiday but state offices will close and schools will hold special programs. Merchants decided to stay open since there is no general local celebration, and classroom programs will feature a keynote by Rev Bruce H. Jackson at the high school.
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Cheyenne
Studey
Seasion
Bruce Eh. Jackson
Cone
Gompers Criticizes Loyalty to Temporary Labor Government
Samuel Gompers told delegates at a diner that labor remains free from any administration and will judge freely. He argued a temporary government violates democracy while stressing unity with international workers and the need for mutual aid if U S workers face difficulties.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Labor
Gompers Soldie
Tek
Andreas
Loum Jouhaug
International Labor Conference
United States
Not Impressed by Yankee Girls from Syracuse Co ed
Edith Chen a Chinese American co ed at Syracuse University said she does not know American boys well enough to judge them and dislikes American girls who smoke or have too much initi aliver. She notes her father from Fookien China as part of her background and remarks on cultural differences.
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Edith Chen
Syracuse University
America
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Fookien
China
Bet Jouer
Wachor
Reservations Pro Prompted by Senate Debate over Article 10
The Senate rejected replacing the Article 10 resolution from the Foreign Relations Committee with a milder Republican proposal. The Borah substitute would have kept the United States from being bound by Article 10a. Vote 44 to 46 with Republicans opposing and several Democrats voting no.
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Nev
Senate
Borah
Idaho
United States
Walsh
Massachusetts
Roth
Misnouel
Smith
Georgia
Gore
Idomorrata
McCumber
North Dakota
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