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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
1
Politics Blame for Treaty Defeat by Chr. Cummings
Atlanta dispatch reports Democratic National Committee Chairman Christy Cummings blaming Republican leaders for the Senate's failure to ratify the Peace Treaty. Berlin officials decline to comment on the adjournment. Washington debates whether to push ratification this year or frame the issue for the 1920 campaign as President Wilson plans to address the Senate in December.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Senate
Cumiminga
Democratic National Committee
Georgia
South
Washington
Wilson
congress
White House
gentte
Coal Strike Deadlock and Plant Closures Threaten Industry
The Associated Press reports a deadlock between mine operators and miners over wage proposals from Secretary Wilson. Operators deem the plans unsatisfactory, threatening plant closures as idled bituminous miners enter the fourth week. Miners shift to a 40 percent wage increase and seven-hour day, while operators keep to 20 percent and eight-hour conditions. Secretary Wilson joins talks as Garfield may approve any agreement, with fuel scarcity and priority enforcement looming. Colorado strike halted by injunction, per District Judge Morley.
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ath
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Doctor Garfield
Mr. Wilson
Garfield
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Cal
George C. Johnson
United Mine Workers of America
Clarence J. Morley
Morley
state industrial commission
commission
Allies To Ratify On First Steps In Peace Talks
The article notes discussions with German representatives on protocol methods, while Germany has not yet indicated willingness to sign. The American delegation lacks instructions on participation in the peace conference. Henry White attended the supreme council meeting as the U.S. representative. It recalls Colonel Henry Laurens as the first person cremated in America in 1792.
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United States
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