Reds Fail to Secure Legal Aid
Federal Judge Mayer dismissed writs of habeas corpus for Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman and refused bail as the government outlined plans to deport the two anarchists within two weeks. DA Caffey said eighty-two radicals were to be deported, with further cases to follow, while Parry Weinberger challenged citizenship issues involving Jacob A. Kersner who the defense says may have died earlier this year.
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New York
Mayer
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Russia
Caffey
Bunker
Parry Weinberger
Berkavin
Miss Goldmen
Jetts Island
Miss Coldman
Jacob A. Kersner
Rochester
N.Y
Weinberger
Kersner
United States District Court
Wegel
Newberry Appears In Court Not Guilty Plea Raised In Michigan Case
Grand Rapids Michigan December court session opens with United States Senator Newberry and 13 others arraigned on two indictments. Newberry pleads not guilty while seeking to stand mute for legal questions. Bonds set at 10000 and 5000. Trial slated for January 27 with 150 jurors summoned and juror silence ordered.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Truman TL. Newberry
Michigan
C. W. Sessions
Fedral Court
United States
Grand
Newberry
Sessions
James Murfin
Detroit
Senator Newberry
S.ssions
Thomas Doubts Powers Of Senate At Present
Washington December 9 President Wilson would be authorized under a resolution by Senator King to use U S armed forces with allied troops to enforce Germany peace terms. Senator Thomas asked what rules of consistency the government could propose to enforce a treaty the Senate had rejected. No answer was given.
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Washington
Wilson
King Democrat
Utah
United States
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas
Colorado
Senate
Plot Aims To Seize U S Border States Tied To Carranza
Washington dispatch reports Senator Fall showed a memorandum tying Mexican radicals aided by President Carranza to a plan for a U S revolution and seizure of border states. It cites a Mexico City October meeting by Lodge 23 and I W W links, plus Carranza letters urging Texans support and three agents.
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Carranza
Fall
Washington
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Fall of
New Mexico
Mexico City
Industrial Workers of the World
Texas
Lodge 23
Paul
Radical Lodge
Colorado
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga
Gobernacion
Lino Caballo
V. Carranza
Juan N. Garcia
W Carranza
Japan
San Delgo
San Deigo
Zimmerman
von Eckhart
Germany
New
Arthur Thompson
Hermila Galindo
Pot boils in capital as Republicans begin 1920 planning
Washington December 9 1920 political pot begins boiling as the Republican national committee holds its quadrennial meeting to set timing for the national convention. Chicago or St Louis are favored for the convention city with early June the likely date. Indiana House members press Senator James E Watson as a presidential candidate.
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Republican Party
National Committee
Couniel
Chicago
St. Louis
Will H Hays
San Francisco
House
Indiana
James E. Watson
Farrington Denied Habeas Corpus In Peoria
Judge Louis Fitzhenry in U S court denies Frank Farrington president of the Illinois Mine Workers a writ of habeas corpus after his arrest for violating the strike injunction issued by Federal Judge Anderson in Indianapolis. Farrington is remanded to U S Marshal custody with $10,000 bond and appeals time to perfect the record by Thursday morning.
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Peoria. Ill
Louis Fitzhenry
United States
Frank Farrington
Tlinois
Anderson
Indianapolis
Farrington
U.S
A. W. Kerr
Liberty
Garfield Places Nation Under Fuel Saving Rules During Miner Vote
Washington reports fuel chief Garfield restored drastic 1917 style coal shortage restrictions. Lighting and heating curbed. most stores offices and industry on reduced ration. Manufacturing limited to three days weekly. electric railways cut schedules. no heat in cars during rush hours. Anthracite gas and other fuels unaffected.
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Washington
Garfield
Railroad
Railroad Administration
Stoke
Stoke SS Se Linas
Ara
Manufactarias
Con
HS Deviees
United States Fuel Administration
Capital Confident Miners Will Agree
Washington dispatch reports the government adding a measure to resolve the coal strike amid hopes the Indianapolis talks will yield a settlement between operators and miners. White House statements cite optimism that union chiefs will accept President Hoover's proposals. however, federal agencies continue strict rationing and no halt to coal conserving orders. Contempt proceedings against union leaders loom in Indianapolis and Garfied and Palmer monitor efforts with no major shifts announced.
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Washington
Indianapolis
White House
Tumuity
Palmer
Theii National and District
Garfield
Railroad Administration
New Rules That Affect Quincy's Use of Heat
Washington announces strict curbs on lighting and heating across industries to conserve fuel. Restrictions limit ornamental lights and restrict hours for stores, offices, and manufacturing plants while exempting essential operations such as dairies, hospitals, and newspapers.
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Quincy
Coal Industry Turmoil Prolongs Strike and Train Delays
Reports say equipment scattered and supply centers distant from coal fields will prolong the strike and keep restrictions in place for weeks. Trains still pull from schedules as industries nationwide shut down, though coal output slowly rises while discussions continue on the president's proposal to miners.
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Miners’ Union
Palmer Silent in Dismissal of Charges
Indianapolis Dec 9 After a conference lasting more than two hours between Justice Department representatives led by Attorney General Palmer and U S District Judge A B Anderson Palmer declared no announcement on delays or postponements in contempt or conspiracy cases involving miners and operators Pendings include grand jury actions and possible postponement until talks with Palmer. John L Lewis acting UMW head and other officials arrived with Palmer party but refused comment on outcomes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Department of Justice
Palmer
United Sates
A.B. Anderson
Severais
Grand Jury
U.S
L. Ert Slack
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William Green
Walter James
Miners’ Organisation
Washington
Attorney General's Party
Lewis
Talk Of Convention To Ratify Schedule
In Springfield Ed Destoners and operators in the Plinais coal fields express optimism Monday about a proposed convention in Indianapolis to end the state strike that halted coal mining since November 1. Both sides say they have scant information on the terms of the proposal.
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Springfield
Destoners
Plinais
Indianapolis
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