Grand Jury Coal Probe Ordered in Lever Act Inquiry
Federal grand jury summoned in Indianapolis to investigate alleged violations of the Lever Act and anti trust provisions by coal operators and union officials. Judge Anderson directed the inquiry. U S attorneys Slack and Simms lead the case amid suspected conspiracy beyond United Mine Workers officers. Hearing set for next Tuesday at 10 AM with bonds posted for key defendants.
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Indianapolis
AB. Anderson
United States District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Lo Ent Slack
United States District Attorney
Dan W. Simma
Judee Miereom
United Mine Workers
Mr Krpa
Dan Simms
Alan
Maclowe
Job Lawin
United Mine Workers of
Atatiaticims
Surety Company
United Sates
Slack
Dan Bima
Heral
Royal Federal Court
Anderson
Fellmont
West Virginia
UB Railion’ Commission
Nat Thie
Helwan
Fairmont
Yeas
At & Low
Pennsylvania
Tony
Officers for Legion Are Nominated Sunday
Legion officers to be nominated at a special Sunday meeting of the EX Post in the Chamber of Commerce building in Rock. Elections to be held at the regular meeting next Thursday. A report notes attendance and profit from a felon event with limited context.
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Poat
Chamber Oal Commerce
Bock
Offianre
Se Pam
Muditartam
Milk Price Hike Of One Cent On Quart Scheduled
Farmers warn they may sell cows amid a planned one cent per quart milk price rise. White Ne Dairy owner TR Mart says wholesale price will jump from 14 to 15 cents per quart while retail climbs to 7 cents more. Emergency declarations loom as dairy folk seek relief to cover feed costs.
Railroad Casualties Decrease During 1919
Washington dispatch notes a drop in steam railroad casualties in 1919 compared with the previous year. The report cites two fewer killed and 178 fewer injured in the first class of accidents, with the overall numbers reflecting a decline in casualties across stations and incidents.
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Washington
Conference at Work on Labor Program
President Whiteon’s second conference today discusses the labor program. Herbert Hoover outlines aims for peaceful settlement of industrial disputes and collective bargaining while other topics including wages and hours are addressed.
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Warmington
Den
Witeon
Herbert Loover
County Road Bond Election Proposed by Voters
Voters must petition county commissioners to call a bond election for 500000 dollars to finance hard surface roads. Abernathy and Hinck would need public support before any election proceeds, with talks centered on the county’s funds and timing before July 1 of the next year.
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Honda
Filehoma Cloud
Joh Abernathy
Bow Hick
Abernathy
Hoth
Hinck
Ieee
Burglary and political tension dominate Oklahoma City item
A fragmented report details a burglar entry at a government inquiry scene and mixed legislative actions on U S Mexican relations. It mentions committee debates, Secretary Lansing testimony, and readiness of volunteers from Oklahoma institutions to support mining and defense efforts amid the Texas border crisis.
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Oklahoma City
Nish
Wilson leaves chair to work at his desk in Washington
Dr Graynen announced the president's improvement tax reform as Wilken gains more work authority. The unclear memo notes Wilson left the chair to labor at a desk, while Dr Grove, Dr Fraywin and others were present in Washington as events unfolded.
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Wilson
Wilken
Fraywin
Graynen
Nefhie
Denk
Pappe
Grove Nat
Warhington
Dee Sane
Dead Man Reappears After Twenty Months Report
Wiley Rantore of Bandera, previously reported killed in France on May 40, 1918, is said to have arrived in City on a visit. Brother confirms no word had come from him since the initial report, causing surprise and relief.
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Bonry Brothers Wiley Rantore
Shore Fine
Bandera
Water survey report progress in Oklahoma city
Draft of water survey for Oklahoma City near completion. Final plan expected early in the week with submission to authorities planned. City aims to begin work on additional weather and power projects following commission discussions led by Maver Walton.
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Oklahome Cny
BOM Mart
Ehainenr
Hart
Maine
Maver Walton
White robber posing as negro robs in Oklahoma City
A white man pretending to be black robbed two travelers in Oklahoma City. Bennett of Dallas reported a holdup near the Santa Fe station, being struck in the abdomen and relieved of money as the assailant fled toward Grand Avenue. Police noted the suspect acted as an armed thief, disappearng between Second and Third Streets.
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Oklahoma City
Aminn
Bennett
Dalla
Grand
Salto
Heid-Up
Bennett Nes
Oklahoma coal mines workers mobilize tonight and tomorrow
Officials from the county defense transport office announce a movement of workers to the Oklahoma coal mines. The convoy includes ten from Altus and convicts from road camps. Details follow in continuing pages.
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Oklahoma
Coun Fet ‘of Defense
Transportat Tor Ute
Harper
Altus
Counrete
J. A. Wallahuret
Nahman
Page
Gelvin
Untitled Chicago Labor Strife Amid Wage Talks
A garbled report references 200,000 workers idle in Chicago and a broad labor stress. It notes production cuts and contested wage discussions, with mentions of unemployment and political factors shaping the industrial scene. The piece hints at social and economic strain amid ongoing bargaining.
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Chicago
Pisa
Menanrite
Baer
RMR
This Is Cheering Coal Mines Stay Warm All Year
Report notes coal mines remain warm year round due to ventilation and natural heat, with surface clean and deep piles staying warm as winter blazes pass. Mentions officials and anti Bolshevik leader in south Russia, battles near Tearglain region, November fighting, and prisoners taken.
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Aransingeroom
Etipet
Mlow
Minion
Rede
Sage Ovnekine
London
Genakine
Ant-Bolabevike
Russia
Tearglain
Toaner
Seine Male
Oklahoma Protest Over Use of Negro Troops in Mine Fields
Governor Robertson of Oklahoma protests calling off sentry troops described as Negro units for Oklahoma mine fields. Telegram to General Dickman urges cancellation and cites risk of conflict and confusion. Only white cavalry may be deployed. protests flood in from multiple states as National Guard units mobilize for duty at McAlester and surrounding sites.
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Robertson
Dickman
Oklahoma
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
J. B. A. Robertson
Robert
Oki Shoma
Antonio
National Guardanen
Moe Aloater Company
National
Marrett
Okishoma Pea Mentikey
Mhlenville
Allen Tells Germans Railroads Will Transport Coal
Governor Henry J. Allen announced priority measures in the transport crisis as non toxible announcements surfaced. Allies prepared notes on Germany’s actions while U S peace delegates prepared to depart if accountability for naval sinkings is not resolved.
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Allen
Pittenet
Kant
Wolpeteers
Henry J. Allen
Electric Auto Driver Sought After City Robbery
Police seek the driver of an electric carriage involved in a shooting and theft on North Wear Avenue. Witnesses recall a vehicle mounting a curb near the residence, while authorities, aided by the victim’s husband, pursue the assailant as investigators press for leads and follow the car route to identify the culprit.
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North Wear
J. FL Dickean
Trice
Dirkann
Nu le Taftan
Hota
Dickson
Conjanetien
Hold-up attempt targets payroll near Douglas
Four armed Mexican bandits attempted to rob payroll guards at dawn near the Bequeda mine area. A Molloy Vedet guard was bitten but no others were injured. About fifteen thousand dollars in gold was in the payroll.
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Douglas
Aris
Bequeda
Gonore
Tigre
Gouin
Controversy at Cympace Theater Over Critical Article
Alphonso Freark, manager, clashes with Ernest Charis, dramatic critic, as Franck objects to an article by Charten. The debate centers on depopulation themes and public urgency amid a temperate climate context.
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Wen Ay
Alphonso Freark
Cympace Theater
Ernest Charis
Franck
Charten
Warning Issued On Gas Fire Menace In City
A city fire broadcast warns residents about gas fire hazards during the cold wave. The message urges not to leave four gas stoves burning when away from home and stresses fire prevention amid winter dangers. An official sweep through the business district reported few actionable fires despite ongoing concerns.
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Tony Meyers
Negiicence
Residesix Meyers
Bueinese
Police search city for stolen goods
Police seek two strangers who claimed to be from the same town after a burglary at a merchandise store about 1 mile from CL. About 4500 in clothing was stolen at 4 o'clock yesterday, according to J. D. Rhoups of the store. Officers name the claimed suspects as unknown outsiders.
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Fhe
J. D. Rhoups
Ktabome Ct
Fire at Grocery Causes 750 Dollar Loss
Brief fire at a grocery store caused about 750 dollars in damage. Investigators determined the blaze started from an overheated stove in the rear of the shop. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under review by local authorities.
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Paul
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