11 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
1
Michigan miners face a delayed return as reports show mixed progress across states. Officials in Ohio and Illinois note evolving schedules while Wilson plans a wage commission to study coal work conditions.
In Chinapolis td December 1 telegraphic dispatches show mixed reactions to the United Mine Workers leaders acceptance of President Wilson's plan to end the strike. Some say delegates lacked authority to call off the strike and a convention may be needed to rescind it while others align with the decision to resume work as an investigation begins by the president's tribunal. International officials dispatched a message to 4000 local unions announcing acceptance of the 10 percent wage increase and the formation of a commission to address further demands and settlement terms.
A special grand jury in Hammonton N J will be asked to investigate the death of Billie Dansey. Prosecutor Gaskill says indictments are likely. Charles White and housekeeper Judith Jones seek habeas corpus release from Mays Landing jail as detectives pursue a mysterious automobile sighting near the swamp where the boy’s skeleton was found.
Washington December 11 The supreme court granted a stay of deportation for Emma Goldman until a full review is filed by next Wednesday The court also denied Berkman’s appeal on a writ of error and refused bail allowing deportation to proceed after 4 PM.
Washington reports strikes and lockouts are falling as the United Mine Workers urge members to return to work. Secretary Janbor Wilson cites improved production and fuel supply as key factors easing industrial unrest. November saw fewer disputes, with 17,439 women affected and a general trend toward peaceful settlements.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson praising the United Mine Workers leader for ending the strike and urging a prompt fair settlement for all. The White House announced a miners wage inquiry and a government non involvement for the third member, with Treasury to file 1917 18 dividend details on coal mining concerns.
Weather outlook notes fair skies tonight in New England and New Wagon area with Friday turning cloudy and warmer. Winds shift from west to southwest. Temperatures remain cold along the Canadian border with 10 to 30 degrees below zero in the Great Lakes region.
Syracuse December 11 Woodrow Wilson will be the Democratic candidate for president in 1920, said by Mrs George Bass chairwoman of the women's bureau, Democratic National Committee, to women of the Syracuse Democratic club at a banquet. The women of America will follow the man who kept us out of war and then went in war so that war might be no more. They will elect the next president of the United States.
Police closed the Sinn Fein headquarters in London and the Sinn Fein bank in Dublin, according to dispatches. The action blocks Sinn Fein operations and signals heightened security measures amid ongoing tensions.
The City National Bank of Norwalk attached the property of its cashier Wilfred Bodwell for 16000 dollars alleging a shortage in his accounts. Bodwell is in a Stamford sanitarium and bonded for 5000 dollars. Deputy Sheriff N W Benedict served the attachment papers this morning.
Meriden residents and other ex service members of the 26th division protest the War Department promotion of three officers to full major general ranks, elevating Major General Clarence R. Edwards, a leader admired by the 26th. The action sparks local discontent and calls for reconsideration of the promotions.
Frau Bertha Krupp Von Bohlen argues international disarmament hinges on a real league of nations and cites France's non reconciliation policy as a warning. She urges American women to support humanitarian aid for Germany's undernourished women and children, stressing neutral trials for war crimes and a broad, peaceful postwar effort.
New York dispatch reports a five to three vote ending a major factional struggle in the American League meeting. Ban Johnson remains president as insurgents lose attempts to gain control, with Johnson and Dunn departing amid unresolved resolutions and court threats looming. Egyptians Make Demand for Egyptian delegation presses Britain over Waypt protectorate clause at peace conference in Paris.
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