Union Leaders Withdraw Coal Strike After Government Order
Indianap olis and Washington reports say United Mine Workers leaders agreed to comply with the government order to withdraw the strike by about 400000 miners. Judge Anderson to review the withdrawal before noon as union officials express cautious support for ending the walkout.
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Moliof
Wrich
He Haton Honda
Hbomd
I x
Ion Widova
Oritel
Atniico
Dovinton
Jon Iwaders
Corry commemorates Armistice signing anniversary
Residents recall the Armistice signing of November 11, 1918, with ceremonies and music marking the end of the war. Shouts of joy and city-wide celebrations followed the news, as the community reflected on its impact and the day’s historic significance.
England Honors Her Dead Today in Silent Tribute
London observed a two minute silence to honor the empire’s dead. All telephony and telegraphic communication paused to mark Armistice Day with public displays and a broad demonstration led by King George.
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United Press
London
Ringleaders of Russian Union Arrested in Chicago
Reported arrests of the HTN treasurer and five ringleaders of the Russian Union, with ammunition and literature seized. Labor leaders discuss strikes and labor tensions as President Wilson prepares for a special session and possible measures to address worker grievances.
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Chicago
Referendum on Daylight Saving Sent To Members
The Corey Board of Commerce asks members and others to vote on daylight saving. An opinion poll requests city government to move clocks ahead one hour on the last Sunday in April at 2 am and back in September, granting two extra months of daylight daily. Returns due by November 17.
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Corey Boar of Commerce
Chrisy O
Enrda
Mio Bour
Corry
Board of
Commorca
Atest
Jong Organgition
Sayin
Saylight
P. D. Employees Granted Increases Across Clerks and Carters
Clerks and cartices of local mwast offlow received notice of wage raises effective July 4. About 50 employers report salary increases from $124 to $400, with lower paid workers gaining more. The rise, effective November 8, also includes substitute lifers and warriors in the city paid at the rate per hour. Local officials express satisfaction with the revised pay scale.
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Chile
Atv
Cael
Tabernacle Announcements Schedule and Programs
Community notices outline a week of events at the Tabernacle with multiple speakers and activities. Highlights include Armistion Night services, a Wednesday address by Mr. Miller on heaven, a Thursday card and dancing event, and Saturday Community Day featuring a lunch, praise, and a camp meeting with instrumental and readings. Numerous delegations and a large attendance are noted.
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Anon
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MD Homminger
Spelist Millon
Aintda Sen
Brotherhood Chiefs in Session With Hines Today
In Washington on November 11 the Brotherhood chiefs meet with Director Hines to present wage demands from train labor groups. They seek a 40 percent wage increase to cover living costs, while conductors demand raises. A strike is possible if their terms are not met. Hines is expected to brief on the cost of living decline and related factors.
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Anthon
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Mit
Lowli
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Mattator
Jondurs
Thitianapolis
Washington
Apn
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Wees
Hines
Talint
Sheyparil
Missy
Slemanis Ia
Wets Win In Ohio
United Press dispatch reports Ohio voters ratified the anti prohibition amendment by a slim margin after county returns. an official canvass will be completed by the secretary of state. The article notes printing errors and that some counties did not file petitions for a recount.
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Americt
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Henry Wurevan
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United Press
Coben Ky
Ohio
Bate
Prince Edward to Call on Wilson Amid Rainy Visit
In Washington on November 11 Prince Edward of Wales arrived in a steady downpour and was welcomed by President Wilson and top officials. He will meet the President and Mrs Wilson this afternoon, with diplomatic and governmental leaders in attendance.
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Prince Edward
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Peines of
Wales
Vito Prisidint Marshall
Glenérats Poraling
Mareh
de. Grayaun
Baler
Daniele
Ofisials Ad
Hive Whll
Mra. Wilson
On the Western Front A Year Ago Today
A fragmented wartime reminiscence reflecting on a year since major Allied battles on the Western Front. It quotes troops’ pain, courage, and casualty despair, noting varied attitudes from optimism to vengeance, and the grim reality of front-line life.
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Western Front
Mata
King Albert Spends Today at Ponta Delgada
King Albert arrives near Azores aboard the Stewmer George mi Digtonteers for a trans Atlantic flight. Sightseeing at Ponta Delgada is noted as the George Washington nears, while the Helian Kinglet ashore this morning with Hathred at Ponty Delsaite.
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Ponta Delgada
United Press
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Tonta Delgadi
George Washington
Azores
Raids Against Anarchists Continue Across Regions
United Press dispatches report ongoing raids against anarchists as authorities and Department of Justice agents pursue revolutionaries. Movements spread through northern and midwestern states with warnings of artificial, large-scale strikes and intensified patrols.
Local Chapter Elects Officers Last Evening
The local chapter held an election for its executive board with Mia Gibling as executive chair. Officers named include publicity head Mrs Be Mount, superintendent C.4 Nnoglo, and chair Frank Meath. reports show funds from Cottage I branch and Malvink Conilynsod totaling $182.0 and $2070 respectively with a projected grant of $8,608 for child welfare work next July.
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de B. Toneh
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Mount Vialrman Pubiloity
Dee
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Ehdirvian
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Ehatiman Surgical
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TiVilian Relief Committee
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Tiree
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Vishta
Thana
Formule
Fesolition War Office
Wig
Cabinet meeting eyes immediate hall for strike talks
The Cabinet decided on immediate talks to settle a labor dispute affecting wage agreements. Licretire Lalor Wilwin promised to protect minors and press at any effort to secure wage peace. A department plan for citizen protection was adopted as part of the broader effort.
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