Prospect Grows Futer For Setlement Strike
Negotiations continue as miners and operators clash over a wage contract for the central field. Operators offer 15 cents per ton of coal and 20 percent for day workers, while miners push for a six hour day and a 60 percent wage increase. President Lewis of the United Mine Workers says concessions are inadequate and accuses operators of planning to offset any raise with higher miner costs. Authorities maintain a hold-off stance as talks stretch toward tomorrow.
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Washington
Central Petitive Field
John L. Lew
United Mine Workers of America
Garfield
Lewis
Scinal
Contons
Mexican Warning to Carranza Over American Consul Case
United States officials warned Mexico to protect the American consul in Puebla and ensure his release. Jenkins, held by bandits since October, has suffered deteriorating health after custody in the mountains, with negotiations ongoing at Mexico City and Puebla. Willian O. Jenkins met with Matthew A. Honna at the embassy in Mexico City to press for safe return.
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Mexico
Heyortshat Jenkins
Puebla
Cfibansy
Mexico City
Ich
Jenkins
Hig Ele
Tennessee
Honna
Willan O. Jenkins
Pudula
Matthew A. Honna
Lipton's Shamrock IV Relaunched To Challenge America
Sir Thomas Lipton resumes pursuit of the America’s Cup with Shamrock IV, launched at Shewan shipyard in Brooklyn. The yacht, built to reclaim the trophy, faces the New York Yacht Club in a race hoped for next summer after refitting. Lipton, arriving in the U S recently, expressed optimism as reporters observed the ceremony.
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Thomas Lipton
America
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shewan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thashoat
Thomas
Sir Thomas
New York Yacht Club
United States
Werth
Shamirock IV
Shewan Yard
Juat
Sir Thomas Liptoy
Commodore Willard Taylor
Mystery Shrouds Bill L Carlisle No Clew In Rail Robbery
Union Pacific officials say no new leads in the No 19 train robbery near Medicine Row as investigators hunt for the suspected bandit. The Medicine Bow hold up case has authorities on alert with Carlisle, a three time convict, eyed as the likely culprit while precautions rise against another attack on the Wyoming division.
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Union Pacific
Medicine Row
Medicine Bow
Suchas
William L. Carlisle
Carlisle
Wyoming
Official Carlisle Escape Probe Highlights Factory Ties
An official investigation shows Carlisle escaped without a bill while Reliance Shirt Company ran four other shirt factories in state facilities. Mr. Tinder rushed from Chicago to Cheyenne after learning of the escape. Investigators found packing boxes unseen and noted a shipyard chain of supply and box design details.
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Reliance Shirt Company
Carlisies Earape
Tinder
Chicago
Cheyenne
Mater
Colorado miners strike enjoined after constitutional conflict
Denver judge issues restraining order blocking tomorrow’s Colorado coal miners strike amid a lawsuit over Wyoming and Colorado labor laws. State attorney general seeks temporary injunction within five days citing the 30 day notice requirement of the Industrial commission law. Union leaders blame discrimination against reinstated workers as the cause of the walkout.
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Denver
Colorado
J. F. Morely
George L. Johnson
H. C. Stewart
Victor A. Keys
Whire Industrial Commission
Tab
Colorado Fuel & Irom Company
Fie
Atrike
President announces dry act to stay until peace treaty ratified
Rumors of a wet Christmas end are denied as the president keeps the dry act in force until the peace treaty is formally ratified. Senate action at the extraordinary session is not tied to ending the technical state of war, officials say.
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Senate
Lane
Wilson
Othey
State Leader Merchants Club Campaign Nears Close
The article notes a closing campaign for a leader sales club with subscriptions sustaining big circulation. It mentions subscriptions in six month and yearly terms, with most members opting for shorter periods. George L. Clark of Pine Bluff is cited in relation to the effort.
Attorney General Palmer Near Nervous Collapse in Washington
Washington November 10 Attorney General Palmer is reported on the verge of a nervous breakdown and ordered to take extended leave. Physicians say prolonged absence could be required, with details pending on when and where he will seek rest.
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Washington
Ganeral Palmer
Pliyaidlana
Moru Ulan
Sansaquanecn
Bolshevism Costs Russia Over Twelve Million Lives
In Omsk on November 20 Professor A A Ov\-endoffeky, head of intelligence for the All Union Pal Holsteinen civil war era, asserts Bolshevism has claimed over twelve million Russian lives. He cites prior population suffering under oppressive rule and ongoing decline since that era.
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Russia
OMSK
Palle
A. A. Oveondoffeky
Afllun
Pall Holsteinen
Elvil War
Etre
Story Fragments Hint at Carlisle Section in Papers
A garbled text fragment mentions Carlisle and names individuals linked to press coverage. It references Naga, Phillips of Reston Wyong, and William Gayjiste with unclear events and accusations about treatment of women, suggesting a volatile local gossip item without clear facts.
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Naga
Wav
Phillips
Réeston
Wyong
William Gayjiste
CVU
Carlisle
Sarna
Janay
Nin
Unclear Senate Ratification Impact Discussed
Fragmented remarks speculate on consequences if the Senate fails to ratify a treaty. Text hints at expectations from allies and the White House, with muted public attention and cautious diplomacy shaping the issue during early November.
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Thessuit
Midland Carbon Company
Occidental Mint Gas Company
William N. Walls
Voming
Frank A. Little
Big Hor
Nobor. Carey
W. Lagey
Pictaro
George L. Glark
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Pece & Me
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