Wilsons plan for coal miners gains tentative acceptan
Indianapolis and other cities report mine leaders considering the president’s proposal for immediate resumption of work with a 14 percent wage increase plus the creation of a commission to study the industry. Officials caution misinterpretation of Palmer’s remarks as acceptance. Public notices describe drastic fuel conservation and increased restrictions as the strike looms toward resolution.
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Tne
Austrica
Western Railways
Santa Listen to Pleas of Boys and Girls
New York dispatch describes Christmas pleas from children amid coal mine disputes. United Mine Workers executives meet in Indianapolis to consider President Tilson’s settlement proposals as miners, grim about ongoing talks, gather at the hotel for the crucial session.
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Santa
United Press
New York
Chris
America
Ghames
Aki
Santz McIa
Associated Pressey
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Tilson
Fall Makes Public His Charges Against Mexico
United Press report from Washington states Senator Fall last night released a subcommittee report on the Mexican situation. It alleges Carranza backed herder raids and accuses him of using propaganda to influence public opinion. The report mentions a book titled The Carranza Doctrines connected to anti American propaganda.
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Fall
Mexico
United Press
Washington, D. C
Fai
Publc
Carranza
United Aes Ina
Learmmee
Fuuih
Resolutions of regret for Oshkosh assemblyman
A fragmented report on memorial resolutions of regret for an Oshkosh assemblyman. Attendees included President A. T. Mesmeszeni and L Crosse with remarks from E. Smith and W. S. Crosse. a memorial resolution was anticipated but not clearly adopted following the recent death of a general. The piece references the 1453 session and improvements to the state.
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Oshkosh
Madixen
Tre Ratertive Association
Zarte Safexu
Hunt
A. T. Mesmeszeni L Crosse
Smith
W .S. Crosse
Senator
Anderson
Sisman Heer Siapsen
Untitled fragment about Lincoln sports and Milkmen plan
Fragmentary UPI copy from Lincoln Nebraska outlines an event titled a Farecat and a de geen determined vletter big ge. Mentions Milkmen will next feel the wranl of the 76. unclear names, places, or outcomes due to garbled text.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb-Tee Xhees
Lincoln Tromen
de Geen
MAH AND WOMAN HELD FOR DEAT OF LY DANSE
Wealthy florist Charles White and his housekeeper Mrs Edith Jones were held in May's Landing as the sensational Dansey case unfolded. White faces murder charges linked to the death of three year old Billy Dansy. Jones is accused as an accessory after the fact. Evidence remains secret, with police hinting at further arrests to follow as the town debates the mystery.
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Associated Press
Charles
White
Eaward
Edith Jones
Jallci Mers
Srand
Danser
Charley White
Arrrest
Billy
Dahlia
Mtrs. Jones
May's Landing
Dansey
May’s
Jack
Tomsone
Charles 5
West
Edun S. Jones
Shéerles
Ata
Unclear text. possible local death mystery noted
Fragmentary report mentions Fyason Myr and White with alleged harm to Mahy and a baby. County Detective Henman comments on Billy Danser case, stating officers may have solved the death, but will not reveal details, citing sensitivity.
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Fyason Myr
White
M Mahy
End of coal strike near. settlement seen on horizon
Reports from a key coal strike meeting indicate a settlement is possible next week. The plan reportedly offers miners a wage increase, a commission to investigate wages and conditions, and potential price adjustments by operators. Acting President Lewis noted coalition leaders and AFL representatives attended to help finalize terms as Palmer expected to join.
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United Mine Work
Lewis Green
Witson
Lewis
Uoping
Palmer
Jackson H. Halston
American Federation of Labor
Beet Sugar Arrival But Prices Seen Steady In New York
New York reports beet sugar imports totaling about 360 million pounds from the west aimed at easing a months long shortage. Dealers say the supply will not cut consumer prices, with costs expected to hold near 25 cents a pound in 1920. Officials note government control and price stabilization plans remain, as higher priced South American sugars enter the market.
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Heclere
United Press
New York
E. Kerry Costello
The
Sugar Equaliation Board
A. P. Williams
Fair Price Committee
Java
Duyert
Army service does not grant citizenship per ruling
A district court ruling states that service in the U S Army does not automatically confer citizenship. The decision highlights that being in the armed forces, including Korean War era personnel, does not guarantee naturalization, underscoring the need for due process to obtain papers.
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U. S. Army
Angie
Calif
Sadze Benjsmin
Coust
Krié
Died of Apoplexy Not Hit by Train Claims Cite
A report states that Waesas-Creries F. Huzher was found along the railroad tracks and died of apoplexy, not by a train impact, after an investigation by Coren labr. authorities. The incident prompted an official review of the circumstances surrounding the death and its cause.
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Aecoriated Press
Waesas
Creries F
Senate passes bill to urge president on world communications
United Press reports the senate approved a bill directing the president to call an international conference on telegraph, cable and radio communication, widening talks likely with the Whison administration. The measure follows similar action in the house, signaling broad support for global communication standards.
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United Press
Weetliner
Senate
Whison
Bouse
Reports of Ships That Cleared Green Bay Port
Associated Press reports the customs office for Green Bay shows 2712 ships of all classes entered and cleared during the marine season. Most were gasoline carriers and the rest sailing crafts. Cargo tonnage is expected to rise beyond initial estimates.
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Green Bay Port
Associated Press
Green Bay
depuis _collector of customs
Urees Bay
Radical agitation blamed on organized rebels
A New York legislative committee report argues radical agitation stems from organized groups rather than economic stress. It names the Union of Russian Workers, Industrial Workers of the World, Communist Party USA, and Communist Labor Party as driving forces, cites arrests and indictments, and urges legal measures and expanded education for aliens and teachers.
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New York
Associated Press
Teoussis
Yoing Legislative Committee
Ager
Union of
Frussian Workers
Whic
Insiriat Workers of the World
Lommuni
Compromise on Treaty Not Expected in Congress
United Press reports Republican senators believe President Wilson would oppose any move to advance a compromise peace treaty with faulty reservations. They cite Wilson’s letters to Senator Fall and dispute his claim that both chambers lack foreign policy power. Senator Lodge and Senator Fall challenge constitutional limits and warn of precedents.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Dent Wisen
Pncenstics
House
Mexico
Gommepsige
Lodge
Wilson
Fatt
Congress
Fall
Matches for Mitchell in Minnezza Dec 29
Fragmentary notes mention Mitchell and Minnezza with Joe Benjamin and rounds, but the readable text is incomplete. Dec 29 appears as a date in the fragment, suggesting a scheduled match or event details not fully captured.
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Joe Benjamin
Lifeboat from Steamer Owen Recovered After Disaster
Rescue workers recovered lifeboat debris and bodies from the Lake after a steamer disaster near the north end. Survivors report crew members clinging to wreckage as waves swept the vessel, with volunteers aiding in the grim search.
Canadian Pacific Railways Elects New Director
A new director was elected for the Canadian Pacific railways late yesterday to succeed the late Whitmor D. Mathews. The appointment follows the passing of Mathews and marks a leadership change for the company in Toronto.
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United Press
Menntreat
Sir Ishr
Faton
Toronto
Canadian PacHic Railways
Wihmot D. Mathews
Politics in full sway over adjourned meeting
Reports from Washington describe a renewed flurry of activity among Republican leaders as they gather at a famous hotel for tomorrow's party committee meeting. The scene includes chatter over convention host city bets, with St Louis and Chicago in play, and a push to attract major campaign backing while debating the nomination prospects of Hard ing and Lowden.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Chritiman Hays
Indiana
Sirsney Hix
Poten
Chicago
St. Louis
Fred Upham
Sensior Hardx
Friends of
Sta
Leonard Wooc
Louis
Dyer
Missouri
South
Hays
Jman
Lesti
Are wounded soldiers abused at Ft. Sheridan
Fragmentary report alleges mistreatment at a military hospital, claiming wounded soldiers are fed poorly and neglected. The garbled source mentions food quality and bleak conditions, with references to unspecified officials and a telegram communications mishmash.
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FT. Sheridan
United Pre
S.r
France van Reval
C. Jonneen
New Spanish Cabinet Forming After Resignation
EA under Dato agreed to form a cabinet to replace the Toca ministry which resigned. The report notes ongoing negotiations in Madrid as December progresses.
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Associated Preand
Madrid
Dato
Toca Minisiry
Woman shoots daughter then tries to kill self in Denver
AP reports Mrs. Emily J. Powell, about forty, shot her ten year old daughter Susquequine as the child slept in the mother's apartment and then shot herself through the left temple. She was rushed to a hospital in serious condition. Powell had recently separated from her husband. neighbors said she had been acting strangely.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Emily J. Powell
Horace G. Lippincoln
Wawee
Ndt
Tisequetine
Ais
Powell
Como
Germany urged to accept protocol after Allied note
Allied note demands immediate German acceptance of the protocol with a 48 hour reply window. Hesh Wallsee as US ambassador likely to attend supreme council meetings. The council remains Allied until the Hungarian treaty is signed. Debts and reimbursements for occupation forces discussed, with Portugal mentioned for aid shipments.
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Atk Denon Ducument
United Press
Varis
Germany
Berlin
Hesh Wallsee
Su Jpreme
Kraak Polk
Supreme Council
Polk
Washington
Portugal
National Guard activity rises across Wisconsin units
The National Guard reports notable activity as multiple Wisconsin units are mustered into federal service. Fort Atkinson Ripon Phillips Chippewa Rae Eau Claire Lepere Madison Netllaville and De Pere units are among those mustered or close to muster. Madison’s unit faces federal service tonight with many applicants having World War I experience.
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United Press
National’ Guard
Wisconsin
Fort [Atkinson Ripon
Whilipps
Chippewa Rae Eau Claire
Lepere
Madison
Netllaville
Tve
Fret T. Fint
Fond du Lac
La Follette criticizes private road control impact
Senator La Follette argues the nation’s roads would be worse under private control, labeling claims of wartime duties as misused. He says private interests worsened the road situation and accuses opponents of political maneuvers to blunt reform. The debate over the Cummins railroad bill intensifies in the Senate.
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LA Follette
United Pres
Washington, D. C
Senate
Soterlay
la Vollette
Green Bay Delegates at Waterways Meeting
Green Bay delegates, Mesor Enmer S. TaN and delegates from Green Bay, attend the rivers and harbors committee in Washington. The trip aims to discuss coal and small harbor projects and the lakes to ocean waterway connections.
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Green Bay
Waterways
Rv Assocated Press
Geen Fay
Enmer S. Tan
Barbors
Pershing Praises South's Part in the World War
General Pershing hailed the South’s role in the war during a session of the Southern Commercial Congress. He said southern soldiers quickly matched the standard of the best troops and received a warm reception upon his arrival, noting the comment about yardsticks is imperfect.
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Pershing
South
Associated Press
Anvanand
South Mercial Congress
Cold spell to bring prolonged national cold snap
A prolonged cold wave is forecast nationwide as high pressure dominates the west and low pressure lingers in the Ohio Valley and Gulf coast regions. Warnings extend across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, western Pennsylvania, parts of Virginia and Georgia. Temperatures fall to 25 below in parts of the plains with westward and southern spread.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Fohio
Gulf of Mendes
North
Pacific Coast
Texas Panham
Michigan
Ohio
India
Tennessee
West Virginia
Western
York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas Pari Tandte
Dako’shrasin
Colorado
Mentosa
the Great
Ohio Caller
Tennesse
Cat Gulf States
Ea Crosse
Mercury
Lincoln
Gwinilington
Horticulturalists Meet in Madison Reported By Aetea Press
Aetea Press notes a Madison gathering of horticulturalists with details of our fruit display and program premiums. References to Ames, Herrick, and Minnesota appear in the fragmented text.
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Aetea Press
Egmnethy Ea
R. HL
Herrick Ames
Ono
Minnesota
New Railroad Men Form New Organization in Madison
A new railroad workers group formed in Madison to foster loyalty and cooperation among members. Incorporators PW Avlen ZA Willems and Ostsein are listed, with initial steps underway to establish the association and secure recognition.
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United Press
Madison
Stats
H.s
Pw.avlen
ZA Willems
Nationalorsantzstien Werk
Weather Forecast Warns of Cold Wave Across Region
Local weather bureau issues continued cold spell with sharp wind and low temperatures. Forecasters warn of frost risk and icy conditions, urging residents to bundle up and protect exposed pipes and plants.
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