Garfield demands coal supply sustainment amid wartime strain
Washington report says Fuel Administrator Garfield told coal operators and miners that the people need and will have coal as long as the U S government stands. He said it is his job to ensure adequate coal and prevent excessive prices during the ongoing stress. Wage scale talks followed his urging for a negotiated settlement in the central field.
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United States
Secretary of Labor
Garfield
Wilson
Britain France ready to enforce Versailles pact in Europe
London dispatch reports Britain and France moving to put the Versailles treaty into force without U S Senate reservations as tensions over the league of nations persist. REMFREY, traveling salesman, sustained serious injuries when a car overturned near Oxford yesterday afternoon.
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France
Europe
Remfrey
League of Nations
United States
Great Britain
United States Senate
Oxford
High Point
Mr. Remfrey
Senate
Senate Letter Warns Against Ratification in Program Plan
President Wilson writes to the Democratic Conference urging no ratification and warnings that the program would nullify the treaty. The administration hopes for a compromise but signals likely opposition in the final tactics debate.
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Wilson
Senate
Washington
Administration
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Lodge
Non Sat Taken In Slander Case
A non-suit was taken in a municipal court this morning on a charge of slandering a young white woman. John Siegler denied naming any woman and witnesses said no particular woman was specified. The report also covers a larceny case involving Fred Burton found guilty of stealing a watch from Sam Lewis and a political update on ratification debates led by Lodge and Hitchcock in the Senate.
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Stalen
Sam Lewis
High Point
Lewis
Bunton
Southern
Virginia
Asheboro
Coal Shortage Looms as Rail Heads Meet
In Chicago Walker D Hines director general of railroads and seven regional directors discuss the coal crisis and possible passenger train service cuts. Hines plans to issue a statement on conserving coal and limiting nonessential consumption as soft coal supplies dwindle while 400,000 miners stay ready for a miners operators conference decision.
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Chicago
Walker D. Hines
Hines
Mr. Hines
Coal supplies cut off in Duluth and Northwest region
Duluth Minnesota on November 19 reports all non essential bituminous coal from the docks at the head of the lakes to Duluth Superior industries and northwest industries was halted by an order from EB D Brigham chair of the coal distribution committee.
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Duluth
Minn
Lakes
Superior
Northwest
EB. D. Brigham
Coal Distribution Committee
Slight Blaze Calls Out Fire Department on Snow Street
Firefighters were summoned at 10 this morning to extinguish a small blaze in a dwelling on Snow Street. Damage was slight and flames were controlled quickly. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Snow Street
Bold Bandit Robs Train and Then Gets Away
In Cheyenne on November 19, William Carlisle the bandit robbed a Union Pacific train of 250 dollars after entering through a window and firing a shot. He escaped into surrounding hills as seven armed posses and cavalry pursued him along Medicine Bow. A passenger fired at close range and Carlisle is believed to have been hit.
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Brocket House
Cheyenne
Calvary
Medicine Bow
William Carlysle
Union Pacific
Carlisle
First Large Gift to Baptist Drive in Raleigh
The Baptist 75 million campaign reports Raleigh as the first large gift center with Annie E Johnston of Reidsville Baptist Church donating ten thousand dollars. A preacher's wife adds two hundred fifty dollars from a check she planned for home purchases after a speech by Dr Scarborough. Miss Annie McLean of Rowland offers one fifth of her income for five years and service.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Scarborough
Annie McLean
Rowland
Addiion
Appeals Court Stays Execution of Volstead Injunction
In Boston on November 19 the U.S. circuit court of appeals issued an order staying the preliminary injunction granted by Judge Brown. The injunction barred federal officials in Rhode Island from enforcing the Volstead Prohibition Act.
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Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Welfare Officer Blanche Carr to Visit High Point
Mrs Blanche Carr public welfare officer Guilford county will be in High Point tomorrow afternoon. Those seeking consultation may call at the Red Cross office for an appointment.
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Blanche Carr
Guilford County
High Point
Yudenitch Troops Defect to Bolsheviks Reported
Helsingfors dispatch reports that about 20,000 troops under General Yudenitch have defected to the Bolsheviks. The delayed news notes the mass shift in forces amid the ongoing turmoil in Russia.
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Helsingfors
Yudenitch
Bolsheviki
Glee Club to Perform Tonight at School Auditorium
The University Glee Club will entertain High Point at the school auditorium tonight at 8 39. Sam Davis, a High Point student at Chapel Hill, is among 33 club members presenting musical numbers. The club draws thousands across North Carolina and promises a superior program this year.
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High Point
University Glee Club
Sam Davis
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Marvin Ritch and J H Graham Open Riot Trial in Albemarle
Charlotte reporter notes the trial of Marvin Ritch and J H Graham, textile union organizers, begins in Albemarle Superior Court on charges of inviting to riot.
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Charlotte
Marvin Ritch
J. H. Graham
Albemarle
Cotton futures show unsettled edges after big break
New York reports a mixed cotton market with initial declines of 5 points and later gains of up to 70 points as active months rallied. Trading is helped by a looming general freight embargo considered only as a last resource and by trade buying. December at 5.60 and nearby months at 33.88 32.06 31.10 34.40.
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New York
Calder bill on Charleston dry dock curtailment stalled
Senator Calder's proposal to curtail work on the Charleston navy yard dry dock was set aside by Senate Naval Committee Chairman Page, ending further consideration of the measure. The decision was announced in Washington on November 19.
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Washington
Page
Senate Naval Committee
Calder
Charleston
Politician Warns of Volatile U S State of Tension
Nashville meeting heard Governor Roberts say Americans sit on a volcano of danger. He claimed the state is honeycombed with bolshevism and that phonographic copies of letters by W Z Foster reveal plans to sow discontent and spark revolution against authority.
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Nashville
Roberts
United States
W. Z. Foster
Insanity Cases Rise in Kansas Court as Costs Hit
Topeka Nov 19 The Shawnee county probate court has seen an average of one or more insanity cases daily for weeks. For the first nine months of 1919 insanity filings rose about 500 percent over prior years. This trend surpassed the number of marriage licenses issued recently.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnes County
How Dry PAM Crowd Sings as Booze Go
Ohio worded scene at Bucyrus where internal revenue agents seized about 200000 dollars worth of whiskey amid songs like Good-by forever Farewell booze and How Dry I Am as dawn broke on November 19.
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Internal Revenue
Prince of Wales Hailed by Denser New York Crowds
In New York on November 19 the prince of Wales drew even larger crowds for his sight seeing tour than the day before. Downtown streets were jammed with enthusiastic onlookers as he began his itinerary.
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New York
Prince of Wales
House Ready to Adjourn After Special Session
Washington officials report the house took final steps toward adjournment six months after convening in a special session. A committee was named at noon to inform the president the house was ready to adjourn.
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Washington
House
Aged Couple Die Hours Apart in Plainfield
In Plainfield Connecticut on November 18 Stephen C Parker aged eighty three and his wife Sarah of Montville died within hours of each other. They were to celebrate their fifty fourth wedding anniversary on November 21.
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Plainfield
Conn
Stephen C. Parker
Sarah
Montville
American Delegation Leaving Peace Conference This December
Paris date Nov 1 The American delegation to the peace conference will sail for home in early December with plans to depart around December 5 or 6. The move closes a long session of negotiations and signals nearing settlement terms.
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Paris
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