President 70-year drive to settle Mexican question at once
A House Foreign Affairs committee draft urged President Wilson to seek immediate diplomatic recognition of Mexico and define policy toward the Mexican government. The plan called for stopping further actions until Washington clarifies recognition terms and the Mexican government’s stance. Henry P. Hoebstoe testified on ambassadorial duties and possible consequences.
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Woyabtagtin
Dew
Hidenk
Mall
Wilson
Hracheoes
Aecolaiminen
Reta- Hong Hanundllen
Wallin
Mexico
White House
United States
Brent Rebtalis
Mia
Tee
Tess Colt
Odh
Fotaritheets
Fernone
Third Party Talk Shapes Local Political Debate
Fragmented OCR reports discuss third party ideas influencing county race. Mentions candidates from Wisconsin and South Dakota, with references to polling tactics and party lines shaping upcoming elections.
Wey Squad Heads to Crescent Tonight at 8
Crescent town prepares for a big event with Wey Squad arriving tomorrow night at 8. A game between Thunder and State Gikved features a pregame show by local band Pot Moles and a community gathering at Ti80 sharp. Venue details place a large crowd near Grant Dark with open air activities and food stalls.
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Ty Ralber
American Consular Agent Jenkins Released by Mexico
The State Department was notified that American Consular Agent Jenkins has been released by Mexican officials. Officials in Washington expect the move to pave the way for a reply from President Carranza and ease tense relations between the United States and Mexico.
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Washington
State Department
Jenkins
Lie Moxicans
Omm¢lilshera
Garranza
Coal Shortage Cripples Midwest Industry and Transit
Midwest plants face fuel cuts as coal supplies dwindle. Chicago area output drops sharply, factories run on short time, and passenger train service cuts hit routes to the Pacific coast. Officials plan volunteer mining and wage actions while government transit rules extend two weeks to ease rush-hour shortages.
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Chicago
Middle West
Association of Commerce
Ghinige
Pacific Coast Gas Inte Effett
A. U
HO Chars
Warning Against Wild Cat Stocks Federal Trade Commission Alert
New York News wires report warnings about wild cat stocks issued by the Federal Trade Commission. Thompson notes hundreds of complaints with many investors suffering losses after these schemes sprang up. the commission sent questions to several hundred and 40 firms ceased operations voluntarily.
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New York
Dee
Wustan Microsau
Federal Trace Commissioneen
Association of Life Tissue
Federal Trade Con Fon
Thompson
Settlement effort underway to end western Pennsylvania coal strike
Millsboro reports a massive push to resolve the western Pennsylvania coal strike as Phillip Murray of the district leadership expresses cautious hope. He offers no further comment amid circulating rumors the strike could end within two days. In other items, Eddie Shevlin of Boston, holder of the navy welterweight title, has joined Dartmouth College as a boxing instructor.
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Millsboro
Pennsylvania
Phillip Murray
Murray
Rosing
Portmouth
Hanover
Edldie Shevlin
Boston
Navy
Dartmouth College
Schools Consider Two Week Winter Vacation For Fuel
Washington reports the fuel administration may urge governors to order a two week school vacation after Christmas as a fuel conservation measure. The extra fortnight would align with winter breaks in many cities to reduce energy use.
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Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Ohio coal wage talks open in Columbus governor mediates
Columbus December 6 at the governor's office the conference of Ohio coal operators and mine officials began with Gov. Gox acting as go between. Operators offered to raise wages beyond 14 percent, miners pressed for about 31 percent. Savage urged a 25 percent increase if it would open Ohio mines. A national HQ ruling and a special dispensation to resume work in Ohio were awaited to end the idle period.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gox
Joe
Garfield
Washington
Wilson
George W. Savage
Ohio Miners
Tle
Indianapolis
Anderson
Calumbys
Madness drives architect to massacre in home
A distressed telephone plea from Nina Strange revealed a horrific murder spree. Mason R Strong, 80, killed his wife and daughter with an axe, severely injured three other children, and slashed his own throat after allegedly planning the act. Lizbeth 16 and Susanna 9 died, Nina 14 may recover, Nathaniel 12 and others severely injured. Police reconstruct the scene as Strong chloroformed his family, then killed himself.
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Pagsate
Dee
Mason TR. Strong
Mason R.strong
Mason R. Strong
Lizabeth Strong
Nina Strang
Nathaniel Strang
Sttall
Susanna Strong
John d. Cartisie
Nina Strange
Honage
Nina
Strong
S$ O’elock
Clas
Attnimor
Democrats Mixed Up in Newberry Case in Michigan
Grand Rapids Mich Dec 5 Documents in the Newberry case involve more than Republicans James W Helme of Adrian former state food commissioner and Democratic senatorial candidate facing court after being charged with conspiring to weaken Henry Ford’s position within the party and aid Newberry. Helme likely to be arraigned Saturday. Odell state utilities commissioner named in connection with enlistment of Helme in the campaign.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Newberry
James W. Helme
Adrian
Michigan
Henry Ford
Helme
Othes
Ford
Carl Odell
Melme
Brain Against Brawn In The London Bout
Review of Georges Carpentier versus Jack Beckett from New York dispatches. Beckett is portrayed as a slow bruiser lacking knockout power, while Carpentier’s performance exposes doubts about his wallop. Dempsey looms as the top target, and the piece questions Carpentier’s status as a world beater despite victory.
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London
Tlenry I. Warrell
New York
Dea
Georges Carpentier
Beckett
Carpentier
Sir Joseph Beckett
Georges
Lheglishman
Dempsey
Utah
Noorafla
Carl Mays
Dempsey-Carpentier
America Will Not Be Governed by Autocrats
Senator Pomerene of Ohio told a New York convention that America will not be ruled by autocrats from capital or labor and will only recognize the supreme majesty of the law. He attacked steel and coal strike leaders, warned against foreign radicals, and urged that Europe not Bolshevize America while Americanizing any foreigner who stays.
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New York
America
Atlee Temerene
Ohio
Association of Life Insurance
Pomerene
Pomerane
Trotvky
Lenine
Soviet
Russia
Vanderbilt
Ioster
Lewis
Europe
New Yak Dee Health Debate Over Corsets and Fashion
A heated exchange surrounds Dr Copeland New York health commissioner and Dr Florence L Meredith head of the Y W C A health department center. Copeland claims corsets and high heels harm health drawing heavy criticism from Meredith and others.
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Dee. F
Dr. Regal
Copeland
New York
Y. W.C A
Meredith
Agirl
Stock Market Opens Higher In New York Trading
The stock market opened higher in New York. U S Steel opened at 104 3 8 unchanged. U S Rubber at 124 up 1 8. Anaconda at 58 1 2 unchanged. Studebaker at 110 1 4 up 1 8. Sinclair at 45 8 up 1 8. Pierce Arrow at 58 1 2 and Baldwin etc.
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New York
U. S. Steel
U.S. Rubber
Anaconda
Studebaker
Sinclair
Pierce Arrow
Baldwin
Mexicans leaving United States prompt exodus at El Paso
At Paso, Texas a Mexican exodus reduces cross border traffic as entire families migrate from nearby regions to Juarez. Passport offices buckle while Americans resist unofficial warnings to depart Mexico. A mining firm triggers worker returns and a home guard plan by American Legion veterans is discussed for El Paso protection.
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Paso
Texas
United States
Nntire
Jvares
Mexico
American Legion
Il Paso
Toledo to resume street car service on declared date
Toledo Ohio December 5 A resumption of street car service was promised for this afternoon by Henry L Doherty head of the Toledo Railway and Light company The city has been street carless for 27 days The company operated cars into Michigan and Indiana as a protest against a fare raise pending a franchise settlement by a federal court order issued yesterday to restore service.
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Toledo, O
Henry L. Doherty
Toledo Railway, and Light Company
Michigan
Indiana
ecom+mon” council
Walits
Transylvania Senate Overthrown in Union for Independence
Budapest dispatch quotes Europa Presse announcing Magyars Saxons and Romanians in Transylvania united to overthrow the Transylvanian senate and establish a government favoring independence. Transylvania recently fell under Romanian monarchy control. Brinking Wood Alcohol: New York reports eleven deaths from whiskey diluted with swoddy alcohol per city medical examiner.
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Transylvania
Paris
Budapest
Europa Presse
Transylvanian Senate
Brinking Wood
New York
City Medical Examiner
Million workers idle as result coal shortage
Washington reports unofficial estimates show more than 1,060,000 workers idle or part time due to coal shortages. The figure, termed extremely conservative by J. D. A. Morrow, reflects widespread layoffs, vacation in whole communities, and wage losses exceeding $2,000,000 daily. Chicago and Gary, Indiana, areas hit hardest with 400,000 affected in Chicago.
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Ralph IF. Couch
Washington
J. D. A. Morrow
National Coal Association
Railroad Administration
Oss
Chicago
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Former service man wounded after border incident at Mexicali
M Milton, a former service member, is in a border area army camp hospital in California after being beaten by a Mexican policeman in Mexicali near the California line. He says he was arrested for intoxication, broke away, was pursued, beaten, left unconscious, then taken to a hospital where jaw fractures and other injuries were treated.
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Jalexicon
Cal
Dee
Milton
Mexicali
Tower California
International Boundary Line
Millon
Weissman in Custody as U S Marshal Holds Prisoner
Joseph Weissman of New Haven, bankrupt, in custody of U S Marshal William R. Palmer. Hearing in New Haven continued by Referee Carlton Landay. Judge Garvin denied bail reduction and kept Weissman in marshal custody as creditors seek steps to prevent flight.
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Wartford
U.S
William R. Palmer
Joseph Weissman
New Haven
Carlton I, Landlay
Weissman
South America
Wdwin
Garvin
United States
Six Day Dike Race In New York Fifth Day Lead Change
Six day bicycle race in New York reports Weber in front as 1106 teams reach 1,885 miles six laps on day five. Buysse Spiessens Brocco Verri trail by one lap, Jan Spencer Chapman Tiberghein Charlton two laps behind. Record 2,661 miles five laps set by Fogler Hill in 1914.
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New York
Weber
Buysse
Spiessens
Brocco
Verri
Jan
Spencer
Chapman
Tiberghein
Charlton
Fogler
Hill
Sergeant Jack Burke Wins Narrow Bout in Rock Island
Rock Island December 6 Sergeant Jack Burke of Chicago outpointed Captain Bob Roper of Atlanta in a ten round boat here last night securing a close decision.
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Jack Burke
Rock Island
Jack
Burke
Chicago
Bob Roper
Atlanta
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Copie Service Co., Inc
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