World News Briefs From The South Dies In 1921 Era
International conferences in Brussels discuss League of Nations measures. Mexican revolutionary Felipe Angeles executed by Carranza forces. King Victor Emmanuel plans a U S visit and trips to South America. U S Thanksgiving observed with Prohibition issues and labor conference actions noted.
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Government's Push to End Coal Strike Fails
Edward W. Pickard reports the government fails to secure miners' wage gains after offering 14 percent while operators push 20 to 31.6 percent. miners reject, strike continues, amid broader U.S. military readiness and labor politics.
Peace Treaty as Key Issue in 1920 Campaign
Washington reports that peace treaty questions are expected to be carried into the 1920 campaign as a vital issue. Government estimates for 1931 total about 4.41 billion dollars, with war debt interest alone exceeding all prior annual appropriations. Major departments anticipate large sums, including legislative 9,026 dollars, executive 149,111,465, army 989,578,657, navy 542,031,804, pensions 215,030,000, and public works 283,981,017.
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Palmer Opposes Further Coal Strike Conferences
Washington Attorney General Palmer urged the public not to be stampeded by fear of coal shortages into concessions causing high prices for years. The statement was sent in a telegram to the Chamber of Commerce at Moberly Missouri after a request for another conference of operators and miners.
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Beet sugar movement eases eastern famine in January
New York reports thirty thousand tons of American beet sugar from the central states are moving to the Atlantic coast to relieve the sugar famine. The Sugar Equalization Board says the supply helps this month, but full relief awaits Cuban sugar in volume by January. The central west market justifies the 3 000 ton loan to the east.
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Newberry Contest Up Soon in the Senate
Washington reports an imminent Senate move to hasten action on a resolution seeking a senatorial investigation into the Ford Newberry contest in Michigan. Senator Pomerene of Ohio is noted as authoring the measure amid concurrent Grand Jury proceedings.
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Quick end to Kansas City switchmen strike ends walkout
Kansas City railroad switchmen and yard workers called off a 1500 strong strike at a secret meeting. A conservative proposal to end the walkout with lowered pay scale was put to a vote and carried, ending the labor action.
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New Industrial Conference Holds Its First Session
Washington reports a diverse group of seventeen men representing business and public interests gathered to form the countrys industrial situation conference. The White House announced the appointment aimed to address what the recent national industrial conference failed to accomplish.
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