Labor Front Seeks Principles as Coal Strike Ends
After a costly coal strike, miners resume work with a 14 percent wage rise under a government plan. Acting President Lewis and Secretary Treasurer Green pushed acceptance in Washington, while a mine wages commission will review wages, profits, and conditions within sixty days.
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Wilson Stakes Hands Off Mexico Policy Amid Senate Talk
President Wilson asserts the issue with Mexico is his affair and vows no entanglement, as Senator Hall's resolution for severing relations may stall. Carranza’s forces face continued scrutiny by Fall’s committee, with Jenkins release linked to bail by an American. Mexico’s court assumes full jurisdiction in the Puebla case. Carranza pushes to curb oil exports and American drilling. The Republican committee picks Chicago for the 1920 GOP convention on June 8, with 984 delegates. New party council to shape the platform ahead of the gathering.
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Goldman and Berkman Ask Supreme Court to Halt Deportation
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene after failed attempts to stop their deportation. Federal officials announced that Berkman and Goldman, along with other aliens, would be shipped into the country within two weeks.
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Australian aviator completes England to Australia flight
Captain Ross Smith, an Australian, flew from England to Australia in thirty days, covering 11 500 miles. He passed through Paris Rome Salonika Cairo Damascus Baghdad Bushire Delhi Rangoon Bangkok Singapore Kalidaitt West Java to win 50 000 dollars plus additional prizes.
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May Be King of Hungary Photo Sparks Monarchist Talk
Exclusive photograph arrives in America showing Prince Franz Joseph Otto, eldest son of ex-emperor Karl of Austria. Suggested by Hungarian monarchists as potential king, the heir was born November 20, 1912 and lives with his exiled parents at their castle in Switzerland.
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The Attractive City Breathes With Its Heart
Breckinridge argues in Twilight Hour that cities draw people not by parks or monuments but by heart. He contrasts Tulsa Newport Pasadena Pittsburgh Kansas City St Joseph, urging a welcoming spirit beneath grime to attract others.
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Sanctuary whispers of a jailed husband and limited visits
A woman pleads to see her husband kept inside a sanctuary cell. The jailer says visitors are allowed only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. She demands release so she can attend to him when she has time.
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