Forceful Measures by Government in Coal Strike
United States issues a note in the Jenkins case arguing it will not debate irrelevant matters and insists on Jenkins’s release as a matter of right and justice. The note warns Mexico that no ultimatum has been given, while Congress backs the State Department, and sources in El Paso report Jenkins may have been freed.
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Mexico
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Jenkins
Garranza
el Paso
Congress Opens Sixth Session With Strong Attendance
Congress begins its sixth regular session with large Senate and House attendance as the gavels of the speaker and presiding officer mark noon. Members convene amid formal ceremonies and early remarks signaling legislative aims.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Sige Fress
Gillette
Local Post of the Legion Second in Orange County
Local Post Middletown, one of the American Legion posts, ranks second in Orange County for membership as of November 17. Local president Joan Akin reports a total membership of 182, with Middletown listed after Goshen and Newbur.
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the Legion
Orange County
Middletown
American Legion
Réperts Recsiv
Joan A.kin
Newbur
Goshen
Married 30 Years. Mrs Devid St Clark Honored
Brief note honors Mrs Devid St Clark for thirty years of marriage.
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Devid St Clark
Weather Forecast for Washington Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with cold winds and a chilly feel. Lows near freezing may dip further in exposed areas as a cold snap continues. Local regions should plan for brisk conditions and vulnerable travelers to dress warmly.
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Wcnashington
Federal Reserve Board cites booming business and rising prices
Washington reports wholesale and retail business has increased despite coal and steel strikes. Consumption outstrips production and prices keep rising. Wholesalers and retailers move stocks quickly even in coal districts. Demand remains strong across stages of production. Labor shortage persists amid postwar demobilization. The Board warns of drastic action to conserve coal and curtail industry.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Stes
Strong Faith Is Need of Hour at First Presbyterian Church
In a Sunday sermon at First Presbyterian Church the minister urged strong direct faith, teaching that righteousness is intrinsic to God and cannot be added to or subtracted from by individuals or groups. He linked earthly order to obedience of divine laws and warned of disorder from ignoring the Sermon on the Mount and the Ten Commandments.
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First Presbyterian Church
God
Earth
Heaven
Presentation to Miss H L Pelton at First Baptist Church
Miss Helen L Pelton a longtime organist at the First Baptist Church has resigned. After Sunday evening services Rev Huntier praised her faithful service and presented a token of esteem. Helen Tolla will assume the duties starting Sunday December 7.
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Helen L. Pelton
First Baptist Church
Hunter
Miss Pel [Ton
Miss Pelton
Helen Tolla
Five Billions for 1921 in Proposed U S Budget
Washington reports reveal Secretary Glass proposing nearly five billion dollars in appropriations for the 1921 fiscal year. Expenditures for army and navy dominate, while interest on war debt exceeds one billion dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Glass
Army
Navy
Charity Ball Revived for New Year's Eve Event
The Charity Ball, once a premier social event, will be revived to benefit city charities. Organized by Elks and Company Ladies with wives of officers, the committee plans a Sternine’s tea-piece orchestra and a dance to raise funds for Thrall Hospital. The venue and charity affiliation are to be finalized.
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Terpsichere
Ars
The
Elks and Company
Sterninc
Thrall Hospital
Guardsmen on Derailed Train Tie Up in Kansas
A Kansas National Guardsmen train en route to Pittsburg derailed at Frum due to an open switch. No injuries reported as workers and guardsmen were unharmed and safety measures were activated.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas National Guardsmen
Frum
Urge Americans To Stay in France During Peace Talks
Paris dispatch reports French representatives at the Peace Conference urging American delegates to delay departure for home until the Peace Treaty with Germany takes force and protecors are signed, a move seen as ensuring smooth transition and stability.
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France
Paris
Germany
Religion and Patriotism Highlighted by Webb Horton Sermon
At Webb Horton Mersoraal Presbyterian Church the Excelsiors heard Dr E Van Dyke Wight discuss religion and patriotism. He argued patriotism is a core Old Testament theme and that true loyalty defends American institutions, not just land, noting dangers from traitors and the need for civic virtue in reconstruction. (Continued on page three).
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Atta
France
Mitio
Prince
Tory
Death of Father of Rev. F. S. Smithers
New York report of Francis Evaney Smithers aged 71 who died last Friday night at 625 Park Avenue after months of illness. He once headed the banking house of F. L. Sthers & Co, born in Montrech, moved to New York, and later renamed the firm. He was father of Rev. F. Sidney Smithers and former partner Herbert Austin James. Funeral services held at James P. Madison.
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New York
Francis Evaney
Smithers
Park Avenue
FL Sthers & Co
Montrech
Rass GaArehy
Charls Unger
Te Tie K& Co
Bats
Francie Sidney
Herbert
Austin En Janes
Nepal
James P. Madison
King of Italy Speech Emphasizes National Confidence
A garbled report states the King of Italy delivered a speech asserting the nation’s confidence and sympathy amid parliamentary tensions. It mentions wartime efforts and political focus, with unclear phrases about an individual named Tak and aims related to defense and national unity.
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Riven An
Activity at Fiume Echoes in Serbian Reports
Serbian press reports great activity at Fiume with a destroyer leaving Saturday presumably for Zara. The Adria merchant ship followed with 1,000 shock troops. Fiume reports say Commander Rizzo leads D Annunzio’s forces aiming to occupy Sceni co.
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Vey Askociavnt Press
Fiume
Zara
Adria
Rizzo
D'Annunzio
Scbenico
National Officers Visit Corliss Assn on Saturday
National officers from the National Ase Lug Of Stationary Engineers No 49 attended a Saturday gathering in Corliss Association hall. About 44 local members met 26 visiting officers, ending with a turkey supper at George B. Coeds restaurant. Mayor Cox addressed the group urging cooperation in industry to ease unrest and discussing charter action to enable future joint efforts.
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New York State
Cor- Association
Ase
Ey Hall
Oficers
George B. Coeds
Hag
United Site
Cox
Trosslyn MM. Cox
Locel
W. DD
Ted Weer
George WL
Cole Tinit
Tur
Eurenomic Ami Industrial i
Harriman
John J. Callahan
Callahan
Sihing
Knights of Columbus exemplify third degree rites at Port Jervis
In Port Jervis and nearby communities about 90 members gathered Sunday afternoon to witness the exemplification of the third degree. The ceremony, supervised by District Deputy Koethy, included candidates from Port Jervis council and Livingston Manor. Post master Grems and other officers presided as the event proceeded with formal degrees and royal entertainment for visitors.
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Kiichix of
Columbus
Lan Bort Jernis
Port Jervis Cone
Port Jervis
Diphtheria Recedes Amid Public Health Report
A fragmented study note indicates diphtheria cases are falling as authorities report ongoing vaccination and health measures. Officials cite rising immunity and improved surveillance, urging continued attention to prevent resurgence.
Dinner for Co I Boys in New York
A dinner for Compe T members will held Saturday December at Healy's in New York City. Commissioner of Public Works John A Korschen received a letter this morning from Leland, a former captain of the company.
Water rent collection lags. $479.99 unpaid
The current water tax collection remains incomplete as of noon Saturday. George HF Stanton, clerk of the Water Board, notes 479.99 dollars still unpaid out of a total tax of 18035.14, marking the most successful collection tenure to date despite the shortfall.
Steel striker shot dead by sheriff in Beawood clash
In Wheeling West Virginia early today a striker was killed and another seriously wounded in a confrontation between steel workers and Sheriff Clayton at Beawood. Police report details are incomplete.
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Wheeling
Wo Va
Dee
Clayton
Beawood
Rector Rice May Leave at Wappingers Falls Parish
Rev Maxwell Hice rector of Grice pal Church may sever his connection here. Wappingers Falls church may offer a call from a western church with higher salary. Residents hope an arrangement allows Rev Rice to stay and continue his work in the parish.
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Maxwell WL Hice
Grice Pal Church
Wappingers
Tee
Wappinser
Wappiniers Falls
Rice
Cabinet to Act in the Coal Strike Forecast
Washington officials anticipate government steps to prevent further coal production obstructions. Today's output will gauge if force may be used under the Lever Act as miners face a 1 percent wage offer decision and the central committee endorses further coal restraints amid a prolonged stoppage.
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Washington
Department O Justice
Wereeimg
Central Committee
Remiensi Coal Committee
Miss Bull Weds Garrigus Bride of W H Garrigus
Miss Bull becomes bride of W H Garrigus in a ceremony at the home of the groom’s family. The event featured a brief service conducted by Hon. Berkw and a small reception with refreshments. Details reference attendees from Briste and Kad Tess, with limited readable fragments.
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Miss Bull Bride
W. H. Garrigus
Flanmah
Towrsend Dull
Amd
Willam Tuutricus
Briste
Omy
Berkw
PV Ut
Ahe Orie Ok
Fire Company Meetings Held At Luncheon
Local fire company gathered for annual meetings and a luncheon to review service, discuss calls, and recognize volunteers. Leaders outlined future training plans and thanked members for dedication.
Postponed Liberty Street Teachers Association Meeting
The meeting of the Liberty Street teachers association is postponed to the evening of January 20, as announced in the notice. The change shifts the previously planned Pee Wil be postponed to a later date.
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Liberty Stet sent-Teacher Association
Pee
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Congress
Dr. Kirkweod
H. L. Pelton
Wight
Rev
F. S. Smithers
Italy
Corliss Ass’n
Co. I Boys
Maxwell W. Rice
Fhphire
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