Stores to Open at 9 A.M. in Some Cities
Electric current use remains unchanged but surrounding cities may operate under milder rules. Merchants plan to seek modifications.
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Logansport Daily Tribune in Logansport, Indiana
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
1
Work Resumed in Several States with Indicator Four
Work resumed in multiple states as indicators show activity picking up after a lull. Officials report limited relaxation in strict measures while businesses and services begin to reopen gradually across regions.
Logansport Stores to Open at 9 Amid Coal Rules
Retail outlets in Logansport will open at 9 am under a new agreement from merchants and the board of public works. Stores may admit staff at 8:30 am to stock, but sales start at 9, with electric current limited to 10 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Board of Public Works
Ng Good
the Tribune
Moving Picture Theatres
United States Fuel Administration
The
Fuel Administration
Railroad Coal Committees
Michigan Division Coal Committee
City Electric Light
Chamber of Commerce
Power and tight restrictions in other Indiana cities Fort Wayne
Indiana city hours list shows merchant, elevator and theater restrictions for Fort Wayne and others. Entries mention Kokomo Lafayette Muncie South Bend with varying opening times, groceries exempt, and half power rules noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Berkman Nears Departure for Far East
The U S Supreme Court refused to stop the government from deporting anarchist leader Alexander Berkman to Soviet Russia. Immigration officials announced plans to send him home soon, while Emma Goldman received a one week stay to examine records for possible appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Alexander Berkman
Soviet
Russia
Caminetti
Kmen
Emma Goldman
Berkman
Eane
Blett
Campaign Plans Discussed At 6.0 P.M. Meeting
Washington district meeting reviewed plans for a 1920 campaign focusing on organisation and regional support. Attendees from various feeders discussed mobilizing supporters and coordinating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Two Men Die Injure In Rockfield Truck Train Crash
Clyde Carr age 37 of Delphi and Tilman Leslie 37 of Delphi formerly Camden were riding an oil company truck when Wabash passenger No 4 struck the vehicle at the Rockfield crossing. Carr was killed instantly while Leslie suffered internal injuries and was taken to St Joseph hospital. Train was running about sixty mph and did not stop at Rockfield due to being ten minutes behind schedule causing the vehicle to be struck and demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Carr
Delphi
Tilman Leslie
Camden
Big Republic
Standard Oil Company
Wabash
Rockfield
Leslie
St. Joseph Hospital
Tegover
Helne
Tro Wba
Cannes
Wast el Paln
Toythis
esxlucker-Pierce Oeerday
Nan
Maton T Palm
Twe
Edwards
Danville
R. C., Merritt
Decatur
Miners Strike Settlement Talks Highlight Regional Deadlock
Reports from Seattle and Montana describe efforts to avert a national miners strike deadlock. W E Sherwood cites an agreement rejected by the Indianapolis group, eight thousand miners affected. Governor Hart appoints Ne Tanner to handle the fuel crisis as Roslyn Cleelum reads no return to work without a general convention order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Beotik
Jiana
Peoria
Indianapolis
W. E .Sherwood
Mlinois
United Mine Workers’ of America
Seattle
Wash
Washington
L. F P. Hart
Tanner
Roslyn-Cleelum
Young America Farmers Short Course Opens With Strong Attendance
The Cass county Farmers Short Course began in Young America with a large turnout from Cass and Howard counties. About 75 men attended the opening men’s meeting at 1:15 in the K of P hall and 45 women joined the auditorium session at the schoolhouse. Florence A. Boston from Purdue University spoke on meal planning and balanced nutrition as part of Home Economics extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Young America
Howard County
K. of P. Hall
Florence A. Boston
Purdue University
Boston
Ais
Garfield resignation over mine settlement polices shocks administration
President Wilson reportedly holds Dr. Garfield's resignation after a dispute over the coast strike settlement plan. Garfield allegedly disputes the commission’s structure and its power to raise coal prices for the public. The White House notes a letter from Garfield but declines comment. Continued discussion expected on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Garfield
Wilson
Mine Workers’ ‘Union
White House
Garfield Suggess
Cedustry
Coal miners resume work as plans for return to normal traffic emerge
The Associated Press reports a mixed return to work and traffic in several states. Most miners resume at least partial operations while plans for normal passenger transport and reduced regulation are discussed. Kansas, Illinois, Texas and Michigan show varied reopening, with some idle capacity restored under prior supervision as disputes with unions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Distri
Union
Ion
le Dera
King Toda
Itahisco
Michigan
Tay
Illinois
Texas
Kaiser
Aibert
Tri States
Miners urged by union leaders to return to shafts
The United Mine Workers of America urged members to return to work with minimal delay to meet public coal needs. A circular by the international generals of the organization was issued this afternoon. Grand jury investigations were noted, with charges of violations of the Sherman Act and trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonge
Heryliy
Unitedr Mine Workers of America
International
Tomo
Washingtone
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Delostaph Seal
Mulct
J. A. Reed
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