Miners Meet On Strike Issue After Wilson Demand
Springfield Wisconsin October 27 1920 John L Lewis acting president of the United Mine Workers invites 25 district chairmen and scale committee members to meet the international executive board at 10 am Wednesday to confront the coal strike issue prompted by President Wilson's demand to rescind the stoppage of coal production.
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Springfield
Wilson
United States
John L. Lewis
United Mine of America
Telegraph
International Executive Board
Strike Threat Looms Over Coal Miners in May
Mrs J J Goxtad and family travel as reports confirm preparations for a nationwide soft coal miners strike. John L Lewis, acting UMWA president, says 600000 miners will walk out at midnight if operators do not yield. President Wilson opposes further action. international union meeting set for Wednesday.
Wyoming Revenue District Opens Offices Next Month
A torn fragment from a Wyoming newspaper notes the revenue district will establish new field offices in the coming month. The brief mentions a timetable and regional outreach plans with limited legible details.
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Wyoming
Government food refunds slow at local post office
Post office clerks work to fit government food shipments to local orders. Refunds are calculated as some items arrive and must be checked out and receipts signed, causing delays in completing last orders.
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Walter L.barsh
Gonds
Reaches Top as Scenario Writer in Three Years
Mrs. Clara Heranger rose to prominence after writing over 100 original screenplays and many novels. Curious about theater, she began a home project that led to an accepted script and a $261 check, marking a swift breakthrough.
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Clara Heranger
Jt Wan
Watt
McNally Report Includes Judge Burgess Seizure Ruling
Sheridan County bar appointee McNally reports on utterances by Judge Burgess criticizing the search and seizure clause of the state prohibition statute. Interviewed individuals include Robert Carey and others linked to the case connected with Governor Garey’s administration.
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R. B. McNally
Sheridan County Bar Association
W. H. Burgess
L. Grabbe
Bargers
Sherine Sun Sunday
Moldy
Robert Carey
Nabgook
Crabbe
Perronity
Hood
de Cane Javing
Tannan Bar
Garey Oo
Turning Light On Past of Pandolfo Feud in Clovis
The feud began in Clovis New Mexico after a debate on Pan Motor Co. Pandolfo and a banker exchanged slander suits. In 1917 both dropped suits but hostilities continued as a Minneapolis Advertising Club vigilante group investigated Pandolfo’s past.
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Fandolfo
Clovis
N. M
Pandolfo
Pan Motor Company
Shipley
Minneapolia
Ye World
Pandotor Company
Carranza to Pay Ransom for Jenkins Kidnapping
Washington reports from Mexico City say Carranza troops were implicated in the kidnapping of William Jenkins, the U.S. consular agent at Puebla, who was abducted on October 4 and freed after Puebla authorities paid the $160,000 ransom in American gold. Officials have not confirmed full military involvement but expect prompt reimbursal by the Mexican government.
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Washington
Mexico City
Carranza
William ©. Jenkins
Puebla
Glee Department
Joan
Mexico
Jenkina
Prohibition Bill Passes as President Veto Looms Overnight
A punitive prohibition bill clears Congress less than three hours before a presidential veto. The vote shocks many as Republicans and Democrats anticipate a veto, while Attorney General Palmer reportedly backs its constitutionality. In Washington sculptors unveiled two works, Nepthyhs and Isis, by David Edstrom at the Scottish Rite temple with Edstrom attending.
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Washington, D. C
Nepthyhs
Isis
Devid Edstrom
Edstrom
Trainmen Vote On Strike Thursday Across Nation
Train workers nationwide are voting on a strike on Thursday after a long Proposition dispute. About 180 000 members are participating across multiple rails and ledges as unions seek a decisive mandate.
Campaign Opens for Salesmanship Club Drive Tuesday
A banner period of the Salesmanship Club campaign begins Tuesday to boost competition and wind up those who do the best work. The initiative aims to energize workers and highlight top performers amid ongoing efforts.
City Jury Awards 32800 For Open Trench Drownings
A jury found the city liable for 32800 after a little girl drowned in an open trench. The award breakdown included 4600 for medical expenses and 4000 for loss of peerviews, with other categories noted and a request to set aside portions of the verdict.
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United Mine Workers of America
Bitumionas
Wilnes
P.me
International
Poard
Mn. SE. J. Cox
Im Plane
Mrs. Raymond Inept
Feaoiae Ie
Wer
Whalers
Stitler
Dan Sera
Tula
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Clara Beranger
Whally
Vernor
Texas
Jenkins
Congress
Ciry
Ute
Uial
Tial
Paimat
Gold
Conanette
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Iethyhs
Uecoity
Wall
Binar
Chup
Mire
Cabidalie
Thane
Sebel
Chia
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