Coal States Seek U.S. Aid to Boost Coal Production
Governors of seven soft coal states met in Chicago and urged a national fuel administration with state administrators to be named by governors. They called for equitable distribution of coal, rigid regulations, and immediate federal action. Miles C. Riley was instructed to go to Washington as representative of the governors to press the issue.
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Chicago
Gardner
Missouri
St. Louis
Miles C. Riley
Madison
Wis
Washington
Frank ©. Lowden
Iinois
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
W. L. Harding
Iowa
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
A. H. Roberts
Tennessee
R. J. Hopkins
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Commonwealths
Hines
Union
Belgium Prohibits Drug Importation and Sale
A Brussels decree issued in December prohibits the importation production or sale of cocaine opium morphine and heroin within the country. The measure aims to curb narcotics distribution and enforcement details remain limited.
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Brussels
Dee
French Urge American Delegates Stay in Paris
French representatives at the Peace Conference urge the American delegates to delay departure until the Protocol is signed and the Peace Treaty with Germany takes effect. Today was set for ratifications but no definite news from Germany on signing the protocol.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Report of Secretary Baker on America's War and Postwar Plans
Washington reports Baker's annual war participation summary and postwar tasks. He highlights future military policy plans, the idea of an autonomous air service, and cites Pershing, Dawes, and March with praise for their roles and challenges faced during the war.
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America
Washington
Baker
United States
Pershing
Air Service
Department of the Air
General Pershing
Department
Ender D
Charles G. Dawes
March
Memorial Service For Mountain City Council Members
The first memorial service of Mountain City Council No 12, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, was held yesterday afternoon in the Independent Fire Company building. Rev. Kleffer led prayer, Holden Felton delivered the address condemning foreign influences and urging American principles among youth. nine council members had died since 1897. A closing hymn and Lord's Prayer finished the program. services will resume with Grace Reformed church attendance Sunday evening with Rev. Ditzler preaching.
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Mountain City
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hreld Yuarterday
Council Chamber
Independent Fire Company
West Church Street
Howard M. Albaugh
America
Henrl L. G. Kleffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Amy Kamp Dixon
Holden 3
Felton
Frederick Bar
Hoe
Molleyland
J. Edward, Rice
Bessie Dyer
Annie Weast
Fannie Forsyt
Eva Kreh
Susan Keefer
Bessie Barthlow
Lee Dertahaugh
Mary Fogle
Edward M. Eader
William H. Comfort
Katya Dyer
Mollie Oland
Francis Scott Key Council
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
New Labor Conference Opens in Washington
Seventeen men known in business and public life, acting for the people, have assembled in Washington to confer on the country’s industrial situation. The conference, second effort by President Wilton to address months of chaotic industry, opens this afternoon following White House appointment on November 20.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Wilton
Congress Convenes Facing Months of Hard Work Ahead
Congress opens amid plans for taxes and anti dumping bills to shield U S manufacturers. Senate and House military committees to discuss universal training and a new building program while considering navy expansion and pay. Proposals target radicals aliens and industrial strike prevention with Lane Mondell farm bill for soldiers up for pay. Investigations into war dept activity print paper and socialists in federal trade commission loom. Senate race contests and leadership fights shape the week.
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Army
Senate
House
Navy
Ite
Lane-Mondell
Lane
Congress
War Department Activitien
Watson
Indiana
Fedéral Trade Commission
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Henry Ford
Newberry
Michigan
Democrats
Martin
Virginia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
Mink Skin Pelt Displayed in Lancaster Museum Exhibit
The largest mink pelt ever shown in Lancaster was displayed by J J Koher of Monasey. The feature describes a 42 inch long skin labeled as the latest in the species, hinting at its exceptional size compared with five ordinary mink hides.
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Huse
Lancaster
Dee
J. J. Koher
Monasey
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