Coal strike settled amid mixed views and delayed action
A Worcester Gazette summary notes the coal strike ending with little Senate scrutiny, hailed by some as a victory for United Min Workers leader Lewis while others see government influence. Procrastination blamed for prolonged misery. allies owe the US about nine billion, with three years of no interest on loans due to European finances. Hoey may win a 4500 vote majority. Morehead also seen as having a chance amid election chatter and public goodwill references.
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Political storms and press errors swirl in 1919 coverage
The piece critiques Republican leaders including Sproul and Lodge over Mexico policy and the sugar shortage amid Wilson’s presidency. It notes partisan blame for the treaty failure, wartime governance woes, and a mistaken White House bulletin about a miners’ strike, blaming press wire errors.
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McNary
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Republican Executive Committee
America
Burleson Rules New York Call Denied Second Class Mail
The New York Call loses second class mail status as Postmaster General Burleson denies its entry, citing the espionage act and related laws. The Call, a socialist paper, fights the decision, arguing it remains a newspaper and urging repeal of laws that would erase such publications, while noting potential court review.
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Posston
Boners and White House Announcements in AP Bulletin
The Associated Press bulletin from Indianapolis officials notes the miner representatives accepted President Wilson's proposal. The tone questions who issues such announcements and accuses the source of repeated blunders.
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Associated Press
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Indianapolis
Wilson
Birthday greetings mark 45th year for Queen Elizabeth
Today includes birthday observances for Queen Elizabeth of the Belgians who turns 45. Other notes mention Archbishop Henry Moedler of Cincinnati marking a 7th birthday anniversary and groups celebrating jubilees and conferences across multiple states. The New York court docket lists a stockholder case for a limited receiver at the U S district court, and Whit House social program plans are held in abeyance due to the President’s illness.
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Hartford Railroad
Unitetates District Court
New York
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Salvation Army seeks funds to buy automobile in High Point
Captain Mills canvasses citizens to raise money for an automobile to transport Salvation Army workers to needy areas around High Point. A local dealer offers a low price and donors include Wilson Motor Company and several individuals with gifts ranging from 2 to 50 dollars.
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Salvation Army
High Point
Captain Mills
Heh Point
Today’s anniversaries recount notable historical milestones
A roundup of commemorations marks Charles XII of Sweden’s death at Frederichshald in 1718, Clemence Lozier’s birth in North Dakota in 1812, Florence’s capital status in 864, Amos Tuck’s death in 1833, and Giuseppe Mario’s birth in 1808. Also noted are Tillman’s 1884 Senate election, the 1914 South African rebellion near end, Strumitza battles, and Pope Henry Moeller’s 70th birthday with his Cincinnati roots and clerical rise.
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Italy
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Amos Tuck
U. S House of Representatives
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Parsonfield
Giuseppe Mario
Notable birthdays and sports calendar marked in today’s items
Queen Elizabeth of the Belgzians and others celebrate birthdays with ages listed for Henry Moeller Fiorello La Guardia E Marvin Underwood Ellen Key Simeon D Fess and a sports schedule includes Racing and Boxing entries plus a historical note on the 1918 armistice ending a 30 day period and wartime negotiations.
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Board of Idermen
New York City
New York
E. Marvin Underwood
United States Railroad
Douglasounty
Ellen Key
Smaland
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Allen County
Belgium
France
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Luxemburg
Treyes
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims cure and reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy for catarrh. It promises a $100 reward if the medicine fails to cure and notes testimonials and free pamphlets from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Ohio
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