25 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
1
Thanksgiving Day observed on Thursday November 27 as a call for true thanksgiving. The message notes Americas abundance and natural resources and urges peace cooperation and productive effort to honor the inheritance. The institution will be closed all day.
Parle November 25 The Supreme Council declares that if the Armistice treaty is not in force by December 1 the German government will bear responsibility. The note delivered to Von Laren of the German Versailles delegation requests a statement of German intentions as Simson departs, delaying further conferences.
The State Department awaits Mexico's reply to the American demand for the release of Consular Agent Jenkins at Puebla, held on charges linked to a kidnapping by bandits who held him for ransom. Cook to Run For Parliament.
Washington November 25. President Wilson's cabinet prepared to act on the wage controversy between soft coal miners and operators. Fuel Administrator Garfield outlined five principles guiding the dispute as attorneys general and officials discussed whether wage increases could be funded by operator profits and still meet living costs.
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Kramer told the nation that enforcement of constitutional prohibition rests with state and municipal officials unless local authorities prove inefficient and require federal intervention.
Fragmentary telegrams from Belgrade and Belgrade based Serbian dispatches indicate Jugo Slavs are prepared to resist Italian advances. Allies' prompt interference is seen as essential to avert wider war over the Adriatic crisis.
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