Wilson Rejects Compromise in Treaty Debate
President Wilson issued a White House statement declaring no compromise or concession is in mind and that Republican Senate leaders should bear full responsibility for the treaty's fate. Democratic leaders signaled openness to compromise, while Republicans pressed for swift action after the holiday recess. debate to resume with renewed vigor this week.
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White House
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Congress
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Weather and politics in brief from early report
Monday and Tuesday forecast fair with rising temperatures. Senator Hitchcock comments on the White House statement, urging Senate action first to reach a compromise on reservations. Advertisement notes Prickly Ash Bitters for digestion and Guthrie’s Ivory goods with Guthrie phone number 101.
Most Miners Return to Work As Restrictions Ease
Washington reports relaxation of coal use limits continues as protests ease and a federal fuel administrator appointment looms. Senate probes Garfield plan shifts and Palmer to be questioned. United Mine Workers leader John L Lewis says 95 percent of miners will be back by Monday night. regional directors lift orders, signaling near normal industry. A Cleveland meeting of scale committee to discuss strike settlement underway.
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Harry A. Garfield
Wilson
Senate
Palmer
Garfield
Miners’ Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
First Number of Vocational Visitor Issued
E B Matthew, supervisor of vocational agriculture in the department of education, sent out the first issue of the Vocational Visitor to Smith Hughes teachers. The monthly publication covers work under state and federal vocational laws with notes and information. Also notices seeking split staves, stave bolts, timber tracts near the railroad and a paper dealer for sale.
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Little Rock
E. B. Matthew
Department of Education
Smith-Hughes
Ransom for Hugo Provided in Mexican Rebel Raid
Eagle Pass Dec. 14 Steps will be taken for the immediate release of Fred G Hugo the American held by Francisco Villa for 10 000 ransom according to J M Dobie owner of the ranch in Coahuila of which Hugo was manager Mr Dobie arrived from San Antonio and conferred with American and Mexican officials Details of Hugo s capture by Villistas and his whereabouts were unknown late tonight A report said Francisco Pardo an Spaniard held with several Mexicans for ransom has been released by Villa and an Englishman R B Dawson had been released yesterday The number of Mexicans held for ransom is not known but include Miguel Muzquiz Pena Francisco Miranda Eugenio Soto and Felipe Rodriguez all prominent men of Muzquiz Coahuila Villa and followers remained in Muzquiz until Saturday morning and headed toward El Pino mountains with money for Hugo s release to be left at Pino Solo Luxury store notes kept in ad copy. not part of main item.
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Eagle Pass
Fred G. Hugo
Francisco Villa
J. M. Dobie
Coahuila
Hugo
Dobie
San Antonio
Texas
Villistas
Francisco Pardo
Villa
R. B. Dawson
Miguel Muzquiz Pena
Francisco Miranda
Eugenio Soto
Felipe Rodriguez
Muzquiz
Chihuahua
el Pino Mountains
Pino Solo
el Pino
City Fuel Rules To Be Amended Daily Says Mayor
Notice dated December 11, 1919 warns all parties to inform themselves through the press for fuel administration rules as no advance briefing is provided to city officials. Randolph P. Hamby, mayor.
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Randolph P .Hamby
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Uncle Sam
Bank OF Prescott
Prescott, Arkansas
J. L. Lewis
Save
W. H. McBryde
Prescott
Elmer’s
Buchanan Drug Store
House of Satisfaction
N. Autry
Paper Daler
Krescenty
Qzan Mercantile Company
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