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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 10, 1919

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Miners Leaders to Defy Court in RoundUp of Reds

New York reports government agents aided by state and city authorities continued grabs against the Communist party. Seventy six hundred members face criminal anarchy and sedition charges while 37 leaders are held on various counts. Notable arrestees include Big Tim Larkin Benjamin Kitlow and Henry Pearl amid revolver and ammunition discoveries.

Associated Press New York Communist party cers Big Tim" Larkin Triad Transport Workers’ union Trish Benjamin Kitlow assembly Henry Pearl aa Teader Larkin radioni Ife Ireland England Dublin United Kingdom United States Samuel Gampers American Federation of Labor ehemten Pearl

Republican National Committee To Pick Next Convention City

Chicago Nov 10 Republican National Committeemen from a dozen states held an informal conference to discuss plans for the 1920 campaign. National Chairman Hays presided and said the meeting aimed to make preliminary arrangements for the full committee meeting next month in Washington to choose a site for the national convention.

Republican National Committee Associated Press Chicago Republican National Hays Washington

Ohio Wets Still After Their Liquor

Official returns from 86 of 88 Ohio counties at noon show the Prohibition amendment leaning dry by 45 votes in favor. The outcome remains uncertain as Secretary of State tabulates more results.

Ohio Columbus Secretary of State

Delegates Attend American Legion Convention in Minneapolis

More than 2,000 delegates from across the country gathered in Minneapolis for the annual American Legion convention opening today. Delegates arrived from multiple states as the event kicks off with speeches and organizational sessions.

American Legion’ Meeting Associated Pross Minneapolis the America Legion

Doctor Ruffin Views on President Illness and Strike Order

Dr. Sterling Ruffin, a leading general practitioner and consultant on the president's illness, notes the president would still face challenges if the United Mine Workers strike were rescinded. William J. Trickett, secretary treasurer of United Mine Workers Local 16, voices doubt that the strike order would be rescinded.

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Raids Seize Five Tons of Radical Literature in City

Police raided clandestine meeting sites and seized five tons of radical literature in foreign languages. Patrol wagons aided the operation, with over 100 prisoners held on criminal anarchy charges. Nationwide reports show 2200 arrests, including 250 in Detroit and 60 in Bridgeport.

Detroit Bridgeport Conn New London Philadelphia

Labor Union Officers Not Expected to End Coal Strike

Labor leaders predicted the United Mine Workers International officials meeting in Indianapolis would not call off the coal strike despite Judge Anderson’s injunction. Officials reported no clear action as of November 10, with debates over legality and potential consequences continuing amid Allied labor pressure and court proceedings.

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