Mexico must show cause for detention of Jenkins
Reports detail protests over Jenkins being held by Mexican authorities. The American consular note argues the U S should press for his release, citing lack of due process and coercive interrogation methods. Jenkins claims his abduction and detention are unlawful and seeks court protection. He notes repeated visits by his wife and access to his equipment while in custody.
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District Deputy Hayes to Visit Local Elks
District Deputy J. Hayes of Norwich will pay an official visit to Naugatuck Lodge No. 807, followed by a business and social session. AJL members are invited to attend this meeting.
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Football for 1919 season ends with record totals
Henry L Barrell notes Kentucky led an undefeated 1919 campaign with 485 points in nine games while Notre Dame, Margard, and Stevens held top records in various regions. Individual stars included Rodgers of West Virginia with 177 points and Weaver of Center College notable for 21 goals from touchdowns. Navy posted a 121 to 0 win over Colby as the season’s lopsided score.
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Governors Take No Action On Coal Shortage
Chicago dispatch reports six central western state governors delaying any action on the coal shortage. They will reconvene in St Louis next Sunday to plan drastic steps if conditions do not improve. Trials include operators reopening mines with wage raises and Governor Allens plan for strip mines with volunteer labor under guard. Miles Riley was sent to Washington to press the seriousness of the coal crisis.
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Flying Parson Attacks New York Styles in Sermon
The Flying Parson Lieut. B. W. Maynard told a Hanson Place Brooklyn congregation that New York women mimic Paris fashion, shocking him with dresses cut low at the back. He urged American women to dictate styles, calling for moral standards.
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Italians Return From U S To Naples Emigration Shifts
Naples reports about 0,000 Italian emigrants have returned from the United States through its port since January 1, with estimates that 10,000 will greet Vesuvius monthly as ships released by the Allies resume service. War savings sustain returning families while prewar emigration levels remain far lower.
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Textile workers strike in Fall River area
About 35,000 textile workers in Fall River and surrounding mills began a strike demanding a 25 percent wage increase. Early reports say roughly 25,000 of nearly 40,000 employees joined the action. Mills were picketed, police patrolled, and officials planned talks with manufacturers. Many workers expect a quick settlement, with some intending to return to work soon. Average wages are about $27 a week. strikers seek $35.
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War crippled 80 000 Britons
War disability totals 80 000 men, about 5 percent of Britain’s workers, with a broadcast appeal to employers to hire partially disabled soldiers at a rate of not less than four percent of their workforce. About seven-eighths have found work, leaving roughly one hundred thousand still seeking employment.
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Weather forecast for New England and Atlantic frost notes
Washington reports a cool unsettled pattern with a ridge from Montana to Virginia bringing pleasant conditions east of the Rockies. Temperatures drop to 10 to 25 degrees below zero along the northern border from Montana to Michigan, with frosts reaching Pensacola Florida. Winds up to 39 mph were observed in New Haven as a high pressure system dominates. The Prince of Wales arrived at Victoria station after a voyage from New York with Portsmouth preceding the voyage.
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Baker Declares for Democratic Army
Secretary Baker urges a large general staff and a standing army of half a million, plus academic and vocational training, as he declares for a democratic army. He criticizes some regular army officers during the war for failing to understand the psychology of the citizen recruit and pushes for a nationwide mobilization framework.
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Four Grand Rapids Men Arrested on Conspiracy Charge
Four Grand Rapids men were arrested and arraigned on conspiracy charges in connection with the 1919 campaign of Senator Truman Newberry. William J. Rice pleaded guilty to receiving money and was freed on bond. others named were George J. Rogers Roman Gloucheskie and George Welsh, all Newberry workers, denying guilt. A separate federal indictment seeks Newberry, with a warrant to be served in Washington. Senator Newberry arrived in Washington from Virginia and left decision on immunity undecided as he prepared for the Senate session.
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Congress Opens With Most Important Program In Years
Washington dispatch reports Congress convenes in regular session with a heavy, enduring agenda. Leaders call this the most important program in years tackling major domestic problems while aiming for careful, safety-first legislation. Carter Glass to be sworn in Virginia Senate seat. President Wilson to deliver state of the union tomorrow.
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