Unions Ordered to Cancel Strike Call
Judge A B Anderson in Indianapolis federal court ordered 400000 coal miners to cancel their strike call. The ruling labeled the action illegal under wartime food control laws and warned leaders that failing to withdraw or aid the strike would bring contempt of court. Union leaders must meet Monday to draft a formal withdrawal and file it for approval by Tuesday 10 a.m. with notices sent to all locals by 6 p.m.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ber
A.B. Anderson
Federal District Court
Attorney General’s Department
Drake Flour Mill Losses Highlight North Dakota Appraisal Costs
An audit of the Drake flour mill shows a 26 day operation loss of 7440.23 while income reached 23072.19 and expenses 30512.52. State ties salaries and Mill & Elevator association costs to the Drake mill, with appraisal expenses totaling about 1969.88 for four mills, and expert inspection costs at Fairmont Minot and Baldwin mills reaching 513 to 528.96 each.
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Drake
N. D
North Dakota
Mill & Elevator Association
Schultz Audit Company
Drake Mills
Industrial Commission
State Mill & Elevator Association
W. E. King
Alex
Alex. Lagaard
King
Lagaard
Mr. Lagaard
Fairmont
Minot
Baldwin
Oakes
Northwest
Railroads To Return To Private Owners By January
Washington reports a plan to enact temporary emergency rail legislation protecting public and carrier interests if the railroads revert to private control on January 1 as President Wilson announced. Senate committee lines up a temporary measure to extend federal compensation until permanent rules are ready.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Legisla
Senate Ecommerce Committee
Congress
Hines
Senate
Over $600 Million For Road Building In 1920
Washington November 6 More than $600,000,000 is available in the United States for hard surface road construction in 1920, vastly exceeding 1919 estimates. The department plans a national drive to influence and stockpile road building material during the winter months.
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Washington
United States
Be Ye There for Breakfast Printed in Local Paper
Minnesota preacher cited Be Ye Therefore Steadfast while the local paper misprinted it as Be Ye There for Breakfast leading to humorous confusion among readers. The error underscores the risks of typesetting in early editions.
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Minnesota
We All’d Like to Do Union Plans to Work Less
The article outlines striking unionists aiming to reduce hours to save labor and increase leisure time. Activists seek shorter work weeks while preserving pay, with talks and demonstrations shaping the campaign.
Three Thousand War Brides Sail to America
Brest reports the final group of American soldiers wives depart by steamship Northern Pacific for the United States. Nine brides travel aboard with 73 more leaving Sunday on the President Grant under executive supervision of foreign work. About 3,600 war brides have been sent home, with French, British and other nationalities represented. YWCA coordinated transport to ports and camps for reunions with husbands.
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Brest
United Beat
Northern Pacific
Grant
United States
Whem
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