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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
1
The union and mine operators consider a 14 percent average wage increase with differential preservation and no coal price rise, while government price controls remain. Dr Garfield defends figures, urges quarterly industry data and warns of broader labor tensions as negotiations continue.
An extra published in Mexico City warns of a grave situation between Mexico and the United States. It discusses possible intervention by Mexico and an alleged American military plan, prompting stir in Washington and New York as observers assess congressional implications.
Marfa Texas reports Jesus Renteria the Mexican bandit who kidnaped Lieutenants Peterson and Davis, two American aviators, and held them for ransom, was murdered by his own gang at Carrizozo Springs after a quarrel over ransom money distribution.
John Cushing, a messenger for the Chicago Interurban Surface Lines, was held up at the Eighty eighth street barns and robbed of $5,000 in two days' receipts from Crete, Chicago Heights, and Blue Island. Five bandits fled in a seven passenger automobile.
John Lawson the labourite won the Chester-le-Street bye election in Durham with 17 838 votes to 5 343 for the national democratic challenger. Burlington voters approved a streetcar fare hike by 662 to raise fares from five to six cents in a November 26 vote following a September defeat.
Evening wear tips urge home sewers to craft wraps this winter at a fraction of store prices. The article suggests simple patterns require little fitting and highlights the growing trend of DIY elegance for cold evenings.
Athens authorities say plotters arrested confessing to a conspiracy to assassinate Premier Venizelos overthrow the present regime and restore King Constantine. The former officers will face court martial.
Paris dispatch notes Serbian troops have completed occupation of the Strumitza district in Bulgaria, assigned to Serbia by the Neuilly treaty. Bulgarian civilian authorities have been superseded by Serbians.
The article notes woolen fabrics with attractive fall appeal and describes velvet or fur for collars and cuffs. Fur may also face the front of the garment, highlighting luxurious trim options for the season.
An item notes a benefit for Teare the Eyse and mentions restrictions on an Italian child and how crying is treated, with unclear surrounding details and names. The fragmented text references Dusan and Sor nreagons in a garbled context.
Lady Nancy Astor born in America, won more votes than both opponents combined in her parliamentary race. She was formerly Miss Nannie Langhorne of Virginia and had six children.
Washington Nov 27 Acting under cabinet pressure United States Fuel Administrator Garfield sets a 14 percent wage rise for miners and promises coal prices to the public stay steady. Miners denounce the move claiming hunger and idleness. operators warn margins cannot cover the boost and may ruin weaker mines. The dispute reflects sharp tensions between government mediators, miners, and mine owners.
The General Education Board grants Vanderbilt University 4 million dollars for a full reorganization of its medical school in Nashville Tennessee. The funds come from general board sources, not from Rockefeller funds, and will fund completion of Galloway Memorial Hospital expansion, an extra hospital unit, a new laboratory building, and more professors.
Washington reports Revenue Commissioner Roper warned tax evaders that those filing false or incorrect returns may be called for accounting at any day. No leniency will be shown to firms or individuals defrauding the government as the tax evasion drive has recovered about 200 million dollars more than the early year estimates.
Moscow reports ongoing fierce fighting on the Volga with the capture of Dubovka 180 miles south-southwest of Saratov and 800 prisoners. It claims annihilation of three regiments of General Denikin’s forces as the Bolshevik advance continues in the Ormок region.
Washington officials warned coal miners and operators that interference with production would be prosecuted and troops could be sent to protect workers. The plan aims to force resumption on terms set by Fuel Administrator Garf ield, with mine seizures possible if owners refuse to cooperate.
Capt. Walter R. Neal, sole survivor of the steamer Myron, details a twenty hour ordeal in zero weather atop the pilot house as the ship sank off Whitefish Point. He accuses the steamer McIntosh of failing to aid, saying its captain promised aid then sailed away.
Italian Minister of foreign affairs Vittorio Scialia has left Rome for Paris with a stop in Rome noted for a diplomatic mission dated November 29.
A detailed note describes a gown where a full skirt extends to the edge creating a stark contrast with a draped gathered bodice and panniers. The description emphasizes silhouette and fabric interaction typical of period dress observations.
Thomas A Knight, a retired insurance agent of East St. Louis Illinois, suffered kidney trouble with back pain and severe weakness for three months. He reported scanty painful secretions and paralysis of movement until Doans Kidney Pills restored health and strength.
London Punch notes a suburban builder and decorator predicts wallpapers will stay due to people leaning against walls, expressing little hope of removing wallpaper anytime soon.
Washington reports over 900 influenza cases last week as cold weather nears. Officials urge preparedness and germicide prevention, promoting Turpo as a home preventive. doctors advise rest and medical care if flu develops.
Advert says a man with sand has grit and a torpid liver harms digestion. Claims Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills tone and aid liver function and digestion with gentle action.
A humorous exchange from a Boston Transcript piece contrasts the unpredictability of a wife with a quip about home life. The dialog highlights marital dynamics through a witty distinction between affection and aggression.
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed keep complexion clear, scalp clean, hands soft. Add Cutiecura Talcum for fragrant ease and overall toilet trio advantage.
Consolation for His Honor becomes a courtroom quip as Maud Muller declines the judge with a remark that the outcome may yield an une bossed judiciary. The exchange underscores tensions in the proceeding and hints at broader public discourse on judicial independence.
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