Coal mine talks in Indianapolis threaten strike end
In Indianapolis a mass meeting of mine operators and union leaders discussed ending the coal strike. Governors from several states and fuel officials attended as talks centered on resuming operations once miners report to work. The plan, backed by many operators, calls for submitting a formal proposal to end the walkout. The United States attorney general recused himself from a related issue, citing regulatory concerns.
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Central Competitive
Eld
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Heenster
Washington
Arentoy Garfield
Repubican National Committee
Democratic Party
Itl
Republican National Committee
Ways
Hays
Supreme Court to Decide on Deportation
The Supreme Court reviewed a federal denial to delay deportation for Alexander Berkman and Windy Goldsman. Justices indicated a ruling would come by tomorrow, affecting potential habeas corpus delay and bail. Chief Justice White declined oral argument on the writ of error for the anarchists.
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Supreme Court Loding
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New York
Alexander Berkman
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Four Known Dead In Floods In The South
Atlanta reports four known dead from floods sweeping Georgia Alabama Mississippi as trains halted and bridges washed away. Two girls and two men drowned when a car broke through a weakened bridge on Wailawa Creek near LaGrange. Red Cross aiding relief. Cedartown mayor injured in rescue work.
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Flying Parson Declared Involved In Transcontinental Race Claim
Washington reports an official war department probe will examine Lieutenant Belvin W. Maynard of the Army Air Service over alleged charges that alcohol caused some pilots to fail in the recent trans continental air race. The Anti-Saloon League quoted Maynard as saying sober pilots might have won. No official confirmation of intoxication claims exists, and pilots were checked at each control point for fitness.
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Tian
Red Cross Christmas Seals Aid Raises Totals in Conn
Reports from the State Tuberculosis Commission show Connecticut raised about 30,000 of the 100,000 goal for the Red Cross Christmas seal drive. Hartford leads with 5,000 in the first week, while New Haven Bridgeport and Waterbury around 4,000 each. Norwich at 3,200 tops per capita in the state.
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Trains Cut Under Fuel Conservation Program
As part of a fuel conservation program, midnight implementation eliminated sixty six trains on New York Central and affected other lines. Notable removals include the two 20 hour flyers between New York and Chicago, the New York Central’s twentieth Callary Limited and the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Limited.
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Chicago
Callary Limited
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Third person in Dansey case named as suspected
Sammonton New Jersey December 10 reports county officers refused to reveal the third person tied to the Billy Dansey death. Louis White said the suspect is his wife Susan, while Charles S. White and Edith Jones face murder and accessory charges.
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Edward Tt. White
Charles S. White
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Dansey
Tanorence
Athantic City
Gaskill
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Edith al. Jones
Will Wilson
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Married and divorced by the same schochet in New York
Emma Cold tan, held at Wis Island on deportation, was married to Jacob A. Kensner by a schochet and divorced two years later by the same. In 1887 she married Ser sher. the schochet Walmon Bardin conducted the ceremony. If legal, the Jewish law nullifies the second marriage. Nevsner was denaturalized in 1909 and died earlier this year.
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Emma Coldtan
Wis Island
Jacob A. Kensner
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Schoechet
Captain Ross Smith Lands at Fort Darwin
British aviator Captain Ross Smith completed London to Australia as the first flight, landing at Fort Darwin in the Northern Territory. He flew a Vickers Vimy from near London on November 12, covering about 12,000 miles toward a prize of 840,000 pounds from the Australian government and 10,000 from a London newspaper. He raced India to the Malay Islands neck and neck with French aviator Henri Poulet, at times only 45 minutes apart.
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India
Htenne Poulet
Paris
Mystery Probe After Child Beaten and Hidden
Witness recounts a supposed assault on a boy, the child found badly hurt and moved into a house. Authorities arrested Mrs. Jones amid claims of attempting first aid on the injured child. The detective noted evidence of improvised care on the victim.
Body found in Hammonton swamp linked to boy’s disappearance
In a Hammonton case, Amund C. Gaskill asserts a boy’s body was concealed in a long shipper, a clue tied to dates October 8 to November 21 and remains found in a swamp near the Dansey home. The clothing nearby suggests the body had been exposed for only a short period.
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New York
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Hammonton
Tam Ren
White
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Gaskill
Dansey
No Shortage Of Coal Noted For Rubber Factories
Officials say New England rubber plants can weather the coal crisis with little output loss unless fuel administration imposes drastic rules. Factories may shut for about three days around New Year but will keep operations pending clearer guidance. Water power cushions coal shortages at Connecticut Light and Power.
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Rmbker
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Irvin W. Day
United States Fuel Administration
Stevenson
Sterling Records at Open in Foreign Exchange Market
New York opening quotes show sterling demand making a new high with checks at 8 80 25 dollars and cables at 3 81. Franc checks started at 11 52, other currencies at 4 7 and marks at 4 89.
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Suffragists Push G O P to Ratify Susan Anthony Amend
Washington dispatch portrays suffrage activists pressing the Republican National Committee to push ratification of the Susan Anthony amendment. Alice Paul argues 17 million enfranchised women require the 11 million without rights also to vote. discusses state ratifications and strategy to urge extra sessions in nine states.
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End of American peace delegation marks end of era
Paris December 10 the last of the American peace delegates left for the United States signaling the end of American participation in the re making of the world. Frank Polk led the party with Clemenceau Cavalleri and Wallace bidding farewell at Montparnasse station as children waved and a grand bouquet was handed to Mrs Polk.
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