New Call Issued to Miners and Operators in Wage Talks
Washington November 11 Secretary of Labor Wilson telegrammed miners and operators to meet in Washington before differences are settled on the new wage agreement. Cabinet declares an immediate call to resume talks as political and industrial tensions loom. Union leaders hold divergent views on the strike’s withdrawal and future negotiations.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Washington
Prioiy
Cval
Estill
Min’ Ork
Tosather
Labor
Wison
Cleveland Hosts 1920 American Legion Meeting
Minneapolis November 11 reports the American Legion choosing Cleveland as the 1920 meeting place. The convention debates focus on labor capital radicalism military training and veterans care. A silent thanksgiving marked the truce anniversary while a parade was planned and a personal note from Moses in Aurora, Illinois, was included.
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Minneapolis
American Legion Lofdas
Cleveland
Chit
San Francisco
American Legion
Berlin
Clines
Ganners
Aris
Asl
France
Wets win in Ohio by a small majority
Columbus Ohio November 11 complete returns show wets carried Ohio by a small margin in ratifying the wartime prohibition amendment. An official canvass will follow in Washington. November 11 The fate of wartime prohibition will be argued in the supreme court November 20 Chief Justice White announced today. The court granted the government's motion and liquor interests appeal from the federal court of Louisville declaring the wartime act unconstitutional
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Pate
Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio
ASA
Stitn
Ofice
Washington, D. C
White
Federal Court of
Louisville
Victim of Fake Race Graft in St Louis Case Probed
Reports of a widespread gambling swindle network emerge as federal authorities investigate Richard V Murphy and others linked to a scam that allegedly defrauded victims including James R Harris and R Collins. Authorities seek the country mansion used by the gang. Elizabeth Ornborn dies at 72 near Moberly. funeral to be held at Salem Church tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Gann
Rebere R. Collins
Trenton
Tenn
James R. Harris
Wells Avenue
Richard V. Murphy
Manu
Murphy
Harris
Collins
Bee
Jvest
Job
T. Taylor
Belleville
Foremer
Louis G. Hon
BBLS
Ftaska Steret
Palilee
Kansas “City
Mareh
New Era Institute Presbyterians Plan Day of Instruction
The New Era Institute of Presbyterians schedules a full day at the Coates Street Presbyterian Church on November 12 starting 11:00 a.m. with worship at 1:30 p.m. and a program of talks, committees, and services led by Rev. Sidney Conger and other se cretaries. The event features sessions on family religion evangelism missionary education and social service with multiple speakers and a closing worship hour inviting all denominations.
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Coates Street’ Presbyterian Church
Sidney & Conger
WF. DeLoines
Hamilton
Hliburg
Mace Fe
Atwood
Brookfield
Rev
C. W. Sn.ta
Armstrong
Mat Kee
T. Lo Meee
Conger
C. B. Bar-ying
Giod P
Smeper
Y, L
Melee
Sh S
Couger
Ted Eour
Died Early This Morning Olette Parrish
Olette Parrish died at 2 am after a brief illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs A G Parrish, two sisters Mina Parrish and Mrs A J Walsh, and brother Sam Parrish Jr. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Roy F Prather and wife returned to Kansas City after visiting F G McFee and family. Mrs Prather formerly Miss Isabel Crow of this city.
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Olette Parrish
Rose
Waraim
Physisian
Jer
Wagineer
Sam Parrish
A.G. Parriaha
Mina Parrish
Puerty
Walsh
Piltshmigh
Roy
Prather
Kansas City
F. G. Mcfee
Isabel Crow
Director Hines Meets Rail Labor Leaders In Wage Talks
Washington November 11 President W G Lee and L B Sheppard of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors are to meet Rail Director Hines to press demands for immediate wage hikes. Trainmen seek about 40 percent, conductors about 20 percent. Officials indicate the outcome may affect living costs and labor policy, with no jobs promised.
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Washington, DL
W. G. Lee
L. B. Sheppards
Brotherhood of Railway Fraipmen
Department,of Labor
Sheppard
Hay
Wilson
Sheppard Hines
Early 20th Century Trials and WWI News Digest
Flash headlines report a seven negroes convicted of murder in an alleged riot link. death sentences to be carried out by electric chair. President Wilson shown improving after illness, allowed to leave bed for first time in months. Senate debates peace reservations and Article 10. Prince of Wales visits Washington with officials greeting him. Mrs. Allie Gallemore returns to Salisbury after visiting Newkirk.
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Elena
Artoy
Elaine
Washington
Wilson
Cary
T. Grayson
Senate
Walsh
Penrose
Jones
Friends of the Irish Unite for Irish Independence Meeting
An enthusiastic Kalrhis hall assembly of Friends of the Irish Republic supports Ireland’s independence. Led by Joe Mullen and Martin Kehoe, the group aims to aid the American commission for Irish independence and organize a local council with a preliminary meeting and a mass gathering scheduled to elect officers and unite supporters.
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Kalrhis
Galumbus Hall
Friends of the
Republic of Ireland
P. Walsh
A Americ
Joe W. Mullen
Martin J. Kehoe
America
Ireland
Lil
John C. O'Weele
Leon Wi
Ukelly
James, Kelsoe
Michael Lyons
Jack Ford
D. V. Downey
RK. G
Américan Commission
Amerign
Mrs Emma Marts Has Entered Into Rest
Mrs Emma Marts has entered into rest after dying Monday morning in Tulsa Oklahoma. She leaves husband Farts and daughter Miss Ing a Marts with two sisters Mrs Sis Newton and Miss John Ward and brothers Cole and John Burris. Funeral service will be tomorrow at 3 PM at Lefteraon Avenue church with Rev Merlin officiating and burial in Oakland cemetery.
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Emma Marts
Tulsa
Ida
oThe
Morley Street
Marts
Ligna’ Marts
John Ward
Sis Newton
Cole
John Burris
Tomorro
Ministerial Alliance Shifts Meetings to Y M C A Building
The Ministerial Alliance meets in regular session this morning and changes future meeting place to the Y M C A building. Meetings will occur each Monday from 10:20 to 12:00 with focus on community interests and city welfare inviting business leaders to attend.
Missouri Republicans Gather for Historic State Meet
A large Missouri GOP gathering at Merchants Hotel opens with state chairman Harry D. Dow and Miss Mathilde Dalme rson presiding. Notable attendees include Sam A. Baker, WC Cole, and Arthur Hides Timlen. The afternoon session features reports from county clubs, a prayer by Rev. Sparks, and welcomes from Mayor Crops. A banquet at the hotel follows with speeches by leading Republicans and women’s organizers. The next meeting is planned for the second Tuesday in Wey at Carrollton.
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Republican Hoses of
Harry D. Dow
Mathilde ‘Dalimieterson
Teward
Mopéliy
Harry, Dow
Sam A. Baker
WC. Cole
Republican State Committee
O'Fallon
Missouri House of
Arthur Hides Timlen
Pickett
Trenton
Lay
Crawford
Thomas
March
Kansas City
Migs Almagrasse
Brunswick
Mathilde Dalpeyer
Jetter
City
Brengsemah
St. Louis
Euit Court
Méering
Sparks
Crogs
Clork
Merchants Hotel
Arthur Bide
Sam Baker
W. C. Cale
Women’ ‘S Organization
Wey
Carrolltony
License Granted for Harris and Weekes Wedding
A marriage license was issued today to Mr Harris, head of Maperty Commercial College, and Miss Stella Weekes, a competent young woman who has held a responsible position at Mechanics Bank.
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Harris
Stella Weekes
Maperty Commercial College
Miss Weekes
Mechanics Bank
Get in One Advertise That People May Know What You Have
A concise public notice urges readers to place ads to inform the community about what they own or offer for sale. The item highlights how clear advertising helps neighbors identify available goods or services and connects buyers with sellers quickly.
Miners End Protest After Court Ruling
Indianapolis Nov. 1 United Mine Workers leaders announced they would comply with the court mandate under protest. Acting President John Lewis said the union cannot fight the government and expected a mass return to work as the strike nears 100 percent collapse. The decision followed strong opposition from some members but was supported by Lewis who said all 206 men were given a vote opportunity. Weather generally fair tonight and tomorrow. distant news includes a family note on Hedges.
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Strika
Pla
Anbittes
Amerian Federation of ‘Labor
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Ind
United
Ameri
John
The
Cour
Washington
Toom
Lewis
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Lee
Anthd
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State Department
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Prince of Wales
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Marshall
Persine
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Allie Gallemore
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Hedges
Owhors
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