Wilson plans wage talks as miners return to work
President Wilson urges Illinois and Indiana miners to end the strike and invite the joint scale committee to resolve wage inequality in the central field. Costa Rica recognized by the United States and widespread federal actions also appear in the week’s highlights.
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Wilson
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Illinois
Indiana
Middle West
Lewis
Lowden
National
Tumulty
Palmer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator Harding Front Porch Campaign Opens in Marion
The front porch campaign for the presidency opened at Marion Ohio with an address to a Mansfield delegation. Ohio Governor Cox was acclaimed by Dayton residents as the Democratic nominee. Thousands joined a nonpartisan homecoming demonstration. William G McAdoo announced in New York he would speak for Cox. The three word slogan Peace progress prosperity was set by Democratic campaigners per Chairman George White in Washington.
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Harding
Marion, O
Mansfield, O
Cox
Ohio
Dayton
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
New York
George White
National Committee
Washington
United States
Governor Coolidge
Massachusetts
Senator Harding
Denver
Memphis
Boston
Chicago
Indianapolis
Pacific Coast
Notable Leaders and Events Reported Worldwide
Obituary notes Wisconsin veteran attorney Thomas L Kennan dies in Milwaukee at 93. Detroit club president Lena Lake Forrest heads National Federation of Business and Professional Women at St Paul. Actress Littie Smith Rupp seeks divorce in Los Angeles court. Pan American and European political shifts include Douglas death in Johannesburg and Brest Litovsk talks.
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Thomas L. Kennan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mr. Kennan
Lena Lake Forrest
Detroit
Mich
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Federation
St. Paul
Minn
Littie Smith Rupp
Mary Pickford Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Cal
News Review of Current Events Reflects Global Turmoil
Edward W. Pickard reports on Polish Soviet armistice talks at Baranovitchi and Baltic pressure. British French plans clash over Poland and Russia while Germany’s position hinges on Versailles terms. Villa surrenders in Mexico as Cantu challenges government and coal talks loom in the United States.
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Russia
Poland
Villa
Mexico
Lloyd George
Boulogne
Millerand
General Wrangle
Mitterand
Germany
France
Moscow
London
Italy
Great Britain
Ludendorff
Berlin
Posen
Danzig
Winston Churchill
Augustowo
Suwalki
East Prussia
Reichswehr
Insterburg
Europe
Baranovitchi
Lenine
Trotzky
Warsaw
Gazeta Warszawska
Barzew
Comer Porinny
Pancho” Villa
Esteban Cantu
Lower
California
Cantu
United States
Boyle
Mexicali
Martinez
Torreon
Congress Junketing Party Arrives Manila Amid Seasickness
A congressional junketing party arrived in Manila seasick due to typhoons that harmed the islands. They plan to visit a farm tenancy protest near Manila, where rents have been raised six times, before moving to China under Doctor Reinsch’s escort.
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Congressional Junketing
Manila
Tiine
Philippines
China
Doctor Reinsch
Death of ex Governor J Frank Hanly Ends Prohibition Era Figure
Indianapolis loses a noted prohibition advocate and chautauqua speaker with the death of ex Governor J Frank Hanly in Dennison Ohio. His career included roles as lawyer congressman governor author and founder of the Flying Squadron and Flying Squadron Foundation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Dennison
St. Joseph
Eva A. Simmer
Williamsport
Warren County
Indiana State Senate
Lafayette
Congress
Ninth
United States Senate
Indiana
Flying Squadron of America
America
Prohibition
Flying Squadron Foundation
Enquirer Publishing Company of
National Enquirer
Fire destroys Kokomo plants with $800000 loss
A major blaze in Kokomo Indiana destroyed the North Side plants of Kokomo Steel and Wire Co and Kokomo Lumber Co with an estimated damage of 800000. The fire began in the lumber plant and spread to the steel and wire building hampered by a lack of water for firefighting. The brick structure became a blazing ruin as flames consumed both sites.
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Kokomo
Ind
North Side
Kokomo Steel and Wire Co
Kokomo Lumber Co
Lumber Company
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Washington Fins
White House
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Eugene Gasterro
Sadie
Reno
Nev
J. Newmuller
Shamokin
Ray S. Nutt
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Lancaster
Minneapolis
Benjamin Segal
South State Street
Washington State
Idennison, C
Charles M. Baker
Maude Baker
Gene Geary
Percy Sholto Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Johannesburg, South Africa
Suriday
Kobryn
Brest- Litovsk
Karl Radek
Brest-Litovsk
Ireland
Panama
D. Perras
Liberal Conservative Party
Republic of
Glenmore
County Cork
East Prussian
London Express
Province of
Ontario
Dominion
Ottawa
St. Filipe’s Catholic
Havana
C. H. T. Lucas
Fermoy
Tipperary
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Daniel J. Mannix
Melbourne
Australia
England
House of Commons
Marienwerder
Castelnau
Father Lemire
Tokyo
Japan
Sakhalin
Vienna
Furstenfeld
Chester W. Chapin
Towncres
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Antwerp
Ffers Army
Edward W. Pickard
Bialystok
Syria
Feisal
Damascus
Palestine
Thrace
Adrianople
Jafar Tayar
Alexander
Kirk-Kiliseh
Staates
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
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Hanly
Baker
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