Mitchell Opinion On Miners Strike Impressed
John Mitchell testimony in the miners strike hearing in Logan Tennessee discusses impression of the union position. Counsel questions cover bituminous versus anthracite interests and potential reorganizations while labor and operator sides debate method of reinstating workers and handling nonunion labor amid violence concerns. Reverend Roberts and officials testify on currency and unsigned bills as proceedings continue.
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Western Railway
Mitchall
Ross MacVeigh
Ross
Samuel
Philadel Reading
Mitchell
United Workers
Terry
del& Videon
Mother Jones
Jos
Burts
Tilly
Jude Belisten
Rev. Roberts
Clerryman
Woman Dashes Fate After Anarchist Threats
Mia Lena Dexheimer, who confessed awareness of anarchist plans, vanished from her New York home as neighbors say she feared retaliation. Secret service says there are no corroborative details of any assassination attempt on the president and investigators continue reviewing the case.
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New York
Mia Lena Dexheimer
Secret Service
Presdent
Lehigh Valley President Resigns Over Strike Dispute
Alfred Walters, president of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, has resigned after a disagreement with directors over management of affairs during the anthracite strike. The resignation stems from a difference of opinion with the board about handling the labor dispute.
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Lehigh Valley System
Philadelphia
Alfred Walters
Lehigh Valley Rairoad
Road
Armour Increases December Wheat Holdings to 12 Million
Chicago Nov 19 Wheat futures report Armour buys 4,000,000 more bushels, lifting December wheat total to 12,000,000 bushels. The acquisition expands Armour's position in the market as of today.
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Armour
Chicago
Jersey Central Raises Employee Wages Ten Percent
New York November 1 1920 Jersey Central railroad boosts wages by 10 percent matching increases of other railways.
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Jersey Central
New York
Jersey Central Railroad
Venezuela Ends Port Coro Blockade
Washington reports that Minister Bowen cabled from Caracas that the Venezuelan government has terminated the blockade of Port Coro this morning, signaling a shift in naval pressure and access for shipping in the region. The move comes amid ongoing regional tensions and diplomacy efforts.
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Washington
Bowen
Caracas
Coro
Schley Is Honored at Kansas City Visit
Admiral Schley arrived in Kansas City to be guest of the Commercial Club. He was escorted by the Third Regiment of Missouri Guards, received with enthusiastic applause, held an open reception, and attended a luncheon and banquet where he would respond to a toast titled The American Labor.
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Kansas City
Admiral Schley
Commercial Club
Third Regiment of the Nations Guards
Quick Adjournment of Irrigation Convention
Eastern Oregon delegates visited Portland attractions while the irrigation conference resumed with credentials announced. Officers named include President George H. Devers and Secretary J. H. Moore. Key talks covered Carey Law and Inca irrigation history with entertainment notes and questions on organization under the Carey Act.
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J. H. Moore
Henry Hahn
Portland
J. N. Williamson
Prineville
J. W. Hope
Vale
F. McCally
Joseph
J. M. Moore
Moore
Oregon Irrigation Association
United States
Crook Delegation Backs Williamson in Irrigation Fight
In Portland, November 19, Crook county delegates vow to back William Williamson, accusing Major Sears of misrepresentation. L. N. Liggett defends irrigation tied to livestock interests, disputing desert claims and noting Crook county has 1,000,000 irrigable acres. The irrigation convention adjourned quickly after a sharp exchange. Four hundred delegates attended.
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Williamson
L. N. Liggett
Sears
Crook County
Creek County
Portland
Mik
Sear
Spud Trust Formed to Control San Joaquin Valley Potatoes
California Chinese combine forms the San Joaquin Valley Association at Stockton led by Teo Yuan. The group claims control of about two thirds of the valley potato crop via promoter owners from island and river districts. Stock is fortified with hundreds of thousands of shares. price changes expected. Shipments already go to Los Angeles and Texas with aims to reach Missouri River points.
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San Joaquin
Los Angeles
Texas
Missouri River
Minnesota v Northern Securities hearing adjourned to suit convenience
New York November 19 The suit of the state of Minnesota against the Northern Securities was adjourned again to tomorrow afternoon to align with President Harriman’s schedule in New York. Central Richards received a telegram from New York requesting postponement of the Ingersoll hearing to Friday for records needed in Minnesota. Richards agreed and set a new date of November 26.
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New York
Minnesota
Harrimat
Washington
South
Ballet Cevenral
Richards
Ingersoll
Rio Grande Switchmen Granted Four Cent Hourly Raise
The Rio Grande Western switchmen received a four cent per hour raise, effective Saturday, amounting to about a twenty percent wage increase. The decision was announced in Salt Lake City on November 1% and applies to all switchmen on the road.
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Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Utah
Wu Ting Fane Travels Via Chicago For San Francisco
Direct for San Francisco reports Wu Ting Fane passed through Chicago this afternoon en route to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Wu Ting Fane
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Versus Marvin Mart Set At Pennsylvani a Club
Philadelphia reports a six round bout between Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia and Marvin Mart of Louisville at the Pennsylvania Athletic Club. Hart is praised for his qualities and seen as a potential champion as he faces the noted Philadelphia fighter.
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Jack" O'Brien
Marvin Mart
Louieville
Pennsylvania Athletic Club
Hart ‘Iss
Gambler Hawking Declares Bankruptcy in Chicago
Chicago November 19 George Hawking a leading gambling figure in the city filed for bankruptcy this afternoon liabilities reach 200000 dollars while assets total 11900 dollars indicating a severe financial collapse for the prominent figure.
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Chicago
George Hawking
Roosevelt Receives Separate White and Negro Receptions
President Roosevelt attends two receptions this afternoon, one for whites and one for African Americans. Vice-Governor Wright met the president on his special train and held a private conference aboard the president's car before the events.
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Roosevelt
Wright
Wheat Prices In San Francisco Market
Wheat in San Francisco on November 19 quoted at 1.357%4 to 1.86% per cental.
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San Francisco
Hearing Arizona's Claim for Statehood Timeline
Senate Committee on Territories toured Phoenix with Governor Brady and Pelegate Smith as they press Arizona's bid to become a state. The group plans next to travel to Tyson after concluding discussions in the capital.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sepatore Beveridge
Burham
Heatfield
Dillingham
Senate Committee On Territories
Brady
Pelegate Smith
Arizona
Tye Son
Mrs Molineux Saye Seeks Divorce After Sing Sing Tale
Mrs Molineux Saye denies quarreling with her husband in Sing Sing death house and says she never believed the murder theory. She seeks a divorce on surprising personal grounds and hopes to keep them private.
A New Princess Born in Rome
Rome announces the birth of a princess daughter to Queen Helen this morning drawing celebrates with bells and cannon at Castle St Angelo. Despite boy-royal disappointment townsfolk flood Wewoka as land leases and town-site drawings entice crowds and forecast 3000 residents by spring.
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Helen
Castle St. Angelo
Wewoka
Loop Moles
Wewoks
Marconi Confirms Transatlantic Wireless Messages
Halifax report notes Marconi confirms daily reception of wireless signals from Cornwall England with the Carlo Alberto station in constant contact with others, signaling successful cross Atlantic communication.
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Halifax
N.S
Sidney Dispatch
Cornwall
England
Heallen
Carlo Alberto le
Government brewery to supply army canteens in England
A dispatch from Manchester dated November 1 says the War Office is negotiating to acquire a large British brewery to own and operate an establishment that will furnish liquor to the army canteens. The move aims to standardize supply and secure military drinks.</S>
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England
Manchester
War Office
Moquis Indians of Western Arizona Describe Customs
The Moquis or Moquia people live in Orihk city in a remote valley region. They inhabit a steeply terraced settlement where access is by rope ladders and doors lie on roots. They hold an August snake dance with medicinal root drink rites and rattlesnake handling.
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Orihk
Arizona
Tacoma News
Deemed Unheroic Eliot Sparks Federation Resolutions
The American Federation of Labor session in New Orleans debated Eliot of Harvard. Delegates Crisco and Vincent condemned his remarks about laboring men and public school boards, labeling his action as snobbish and despicable.
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Federation of Labor
Eliot
Harvard
Seabe
Vincent
Ellot
Mayor Schmitz Welcomed by San Francisco Labor Delegation
A large enthusiastic San Francisco labor delegation greeted Mayor Schmitz at the convention. He was presented as an example of what union labor can achieve. The crowd cheered as Hengema praised power while Opposition to Gompers’ revelation grew. Privat Vice President Duncan Ipsaid unions control about 4000 votes out of a 10000 convention vote.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
Gompers
Privat
Duncan Ip
National Congress of Apple Growers Proceedings Report
St Louis Missouri hosts the National Congress of Apple Growers with sessions on packing and marketing and papers by J T Stinson, FW Williamson, Willing H Tharnes, Samuel Dicksin, and Laurence Kruner. The North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South also gathers in Lafayette Alabama with Bishop J B Key presiding and notable speakers planned.
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Ala
Navy
North Alabama
Methodist Rolecopal Church, South
J. 8
Key
Bhertian
Riordan's Homecoming Amid Arbitration Tangle in London
Ambiguity surrounds Riordan and Gan Fraicleeo as they travel to London for arbitration labeled Plane tae. The protagonists allegedly aim to prevent unrest as they await actions in the United States town, with tensions flaring over archbishopric claims and a disputed homecoming.
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London
Gan Fraicleeo
Vie Dr Smeg Pave ker Near Death at City Temple
London Nev reports Viet Dr Smeg Pave ker the world famous pantuy of the City temple is near death with dropay as of this afternoon.
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London
Nev
We Ie
Smeg Paveker
Prominent Alaskan Leader Dies in Alaska Lumber Firm
San Francisco dispatch reports the death of Lewis Gertle 70 age, longtime president of the Alaska Lumber Company, who succumbed to apoplexy while in San Francisco. The figure headed the Alaska Columer cla} Company, a major regional concern.
South Pole Mine Gears Up For Winter Work
The South Pole Mine now employs a large force on Num Nels No 1 and 2 with winter supplies secured. Increased activity over the past two weeks suggests a forthcoming stock price rise. Ownership includes 4041 feet on North Pole Hill. current tunnel shows the mine as the richest on the roother lode. Maps and photos available at Tonkawum Hartman's abstract office.
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North Pole Hill
Roother Lode
Tonkawum
Hartman
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