A R Men Press Wage Demand and Western Mine War Action
A.R. men press wage demands and call for troops to stop the Washington mine war flare at Wilkeson. Union and non union miners clash amid fears of open shop tensions power the western coal town. Governor Hart indicated federal troops would be sent rather than state forces to quell the fights. Local mining interests and deputies work to halt violence as authorities request aid from the Western Department.
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A.R
Washington
Acoma
Wash
Hart
Wilkeson
John J. Hewitt
Wilkeson Coal and Coke Company
Sehr
Wilkenon
Olympia
Wael
Wnton
Uelny
Henry
Trent
Hunur Liggett
San Francisve
Western Department
Pieter County
San Francisco
Dac
Frognm
Wil Keston
Waah
Weat
Liggett
N. M
Sion
Sieke i
W. S. Bitterson
Secretiry
Santa Fe
Fatterson
Watterdon
Erate
Muout
Congress
Lamnok
Wnions
Pubic
Albania Appeals For U S Protection Amid Balkan Turmoil
Albania pleads for American protection to avoid falling under Italy Greece and Jugoslav influence. The piece notes Albania’s lack of modern infrastructure and its tribal society while detailing U S interest and a broader Balkan context during periods of occupation and political upheaval.
Evelyn's Busted Romance in Cagg
In Cagg, December 1, Mida Evelyn Karke of Waters town plans a Christmas wedding with a groom who vanished. Miss Burke travels from Chicago to marry Howard Johnson of Cleveland, Ohio, but the groom disappears at La Salle station on the eve of their planned ceremony. The clerk and witnesses report confusion and halted plans as inquiries begin.
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Cagg
Dee
Christman
Mida Evelyn Karke
Waterstown
Neo
Mise Burke
Chicago
Howard Johnsnn
Cleveland
Ohio
la Salle
Johnson
Ingeley
Mira Bueke
Pershing Draft Movement Denies Presidential Bid
May draft Pershing for the presidency movement claims the general is not a candidate. Officials say the effort is to draft him for the job, but he would be required to serve if drafted. Separate item notes dancer Gaby Deslys recovering after throat operation with doctors reporting ongoing improvement.
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Tincoln
Perahing
Surat
I Minnee
Sutme
State Capitol
SW. Waals
Pershing
Prezident” Movement
Tady
Woods
Atiody
Gaby Trealys
Gaby Desixs
Fr Tng
Sinn Fein Moderates Disturbed By Radical Elements
Dublin dispatch says a rising radical faction within Sinn Fein threatens the group by urging violence and covert actions. Moderate Sinn Feiners fear a widening split as extremists push for harsher tactics while the real leaders seek restraint amid British repression. Eamon De Valera plans fund-raising in Rochester as he eyes support for the Irish cause.
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Dublin
Ireland
Treistid
Independent
FANE
Reaifonn
Sinn Fein
Nals
Muk
Fm Jall
Tilu
Milyd
Sinn
Noske denies Germany has secret army
In a dispatch from Berlin dated December 20, International News Service reports War Minister Gustav Noske denying circulating rumors of a German secret army. He asserts no steps toward such development and that Germany’s military plans are transparent under the treaty and Allied supervision.
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Frank Mason
Internationel News Service
Inter-national News Service
Zrlin
Europe
America
Germany
Gustave Nowke
de- Tuase
Verr Nosk
Leda
Ean
Tomoerrow
Poland
Entente
Ierr Noske
League of Nations
T 6
Seevier
Miniater
Herr Nowke
Nowke
Alles
Light Northers Due Tonight Forecast By Maj Buell
An unsettled forecast notes a light north wind with clear ankles, predicting two days of mild weather over the weekend. Maj Buell reports a cold wave following a storm, with higher temperatures shifting northeast toward the lake region, and scattered readings across the western states.
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Nother Norther
Maj
Buell
Ferther
San Antonio Cary
Tezaa
Aghrain
Okishama
Atsuona
Thirt
Denver
Sheridan
Wyota
Winnemucca
Nev
Salt Lake
Willixton
X. D
Belvns
Texas
Tolev Iss
Fostern Suites
South Atlantic
Tampa
Fle
Christmas Parcel Delivery Sparks City Patter
In San Antonio Christmas deliveries surge as 40 boys carry parcels through a busy day. Armistead notes the post office shows its largest business in history with smooth handling, despite delays, as routes through the city run to ensure timely arrivals. France eyes a presidential bid with Clemenceau as the likely unanimous choice if he accepts the post.
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Ceorzeft
San Antonio
Evor
Armistead
Tee largest Jodek 'fivisbere lo eho' wate taare
A fragmented OCR line from a historical page mentions a phrase in unknown language or code. No clear named persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable text. The item appears to be a non-English or garbled caption with muted context.
Four Brotherhood Chiefs Called to Washington for Labor Talks
Washington December 26 railroad workers press wage increases before private ownership resumes. Four chief of railroad brotherhoods invited by telegraph to meet with heads of AFL affiliated unions as talks open to press for higher wages. Officials warn of possible strikes if wage demands not met.
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Brotherhood
Washington
A. F. OF L
Washington, D.C
American Federation of Labor
Tien
Enade
Tonne
W. E. Johnston
International Machinists Union
Hines
Ines Ulthex
Johnston
Bett M. Fewell
America
Bubor
Jon Ys Laver
Cairoud
Congress
Railravela
Glenny Vhnob
Brotherhood Chiefs
Howe
Railroad Uniquy
Metstom Federation of Labor
Ine
Warren S. Stone
Erec Viet
Brotherhood of Tycomotive Engineers
Wolng
Cnton Express
National Prens
Warren
Firathetheodis
Continardoo
KF Beyer at 310-12 West Commerce Thefts Aimed
A report from KF Beyer notes cases at 310-12 West Commerce involving typewriters and related items amid ongoing theft concerns. Local authorities urge vigilance and outline steps for securing office equipment. The brief flags broad equipment losses and inquiries continuing.
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Beyer
West Commerce
Aed Uw
Btloan Phew
Businessmen Push for Street Paving Action
A committee led by A. Pwaytaenherd plans a Sunday morning conference at 10590 to press for paving two main streets from Commerce to Litredo and from Commerce to Median. City officials cite emergency supply routes and municipal outlets as reasons, with local manufacturers endorsing prompt paving and a mayoral meeting scheduled to discuss next steps.
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Alnufaetutern
Mark
Doug
I. R. Luscomb
Medina Street
Kelly Wield
Dwraning
Albert Steven Br
Vihy
Jarvet
Sogeral
Ciian Cacturers
Palaitin
Vonelderabte
Anpordinis
Ardee
Jernest
Prat
Murrie Pretiowastn
Woede
Gitucher
Albert AkYon
Anikosky
Lewt Anid
Fohmy
Mark Postiewalte
Alert Steven II
Ernest Sleves
Guenther
To. Hensley
A. Strange
Alles Whitey
Li Detxod
J. Weyer
Wilting Uyde
Wity
Poles and Bolsheviki Battle Report at Tulga
Readable dispatches recount clashes between Polish and Bolshevik forces near Tulga and Siberdun railroad junction with reports of progress on December 3. State Department notes received December 22 confirm Polish troops breaking toward Inixa and continuing operations amid Allied convoys and late December advisories.
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Washington,d. C
Tulga
Waleu Tentrun
Siberdun
State Department
Talga
Rotahevies
Palish
Cmisht
Inixa
Big steel strike may be called off
Cleveland dispatch reports a chaotic, unclear telegram style note about a possible end to a major steel strike. The piece cites Teutoes nf dye weed My Tee and mentions a Josule aman meeting, with Widow devlartsl statements and a vote that could end the walkout. It notes a 7,000 member workforce context and uncertain leadership signals.
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Cleveland
Ohta
Dee
Nt Cs
Allies Will Arrange Russ Peace Report
Report cites Deo Benendi, Czechoslovak minister, saying England and Peptice will back a peace plan. Talks aim to unite Russia factions and set Balabeviket reforms while fate of Towen remains uncertain. Dec 29 dispatch notes deputies proposing empire creation rights in chamber.
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Trrngite
Deo Benendi
England
Techta
Balabeviket
Wanresiy Mhahin
Durbig
Witt
Tim Crown
Seven German ships allocated to U S for Britain
The Shipping Board announced that seven German ships will be allocated to Great Britain on a food charge basis by the Inter-Allied Council. The ships will be turned over to Britain once designated. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Inter-Allied ‘Council
Britain
Shipping Board
New York
Wade
Leo Helt
Brttata Gverijuaneyelon
Ei la Here
Geroiany
Sonn
Barton Payne
Chattaan
Moard
Smrovetergx
Bistalp
Chatmaan- Payne
Ieee
Garan
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Hiy Yueht
Durarso Unter
Athanta
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Rin
Platel
Albany
Citerion
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Desare
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Krochester
N. Y
Eamon de Valera
Kate Wheelright
Brighton Sersez
Waxbindon
de Valere
Trejandier
Green
Noske
Rowe
Auewtet
McEe
Ehority
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LENTZ
Natl
Bank of Comm
John W. White
Henry M. Rowinson
John I. White
Henry M. Ropingsom
Rembrandt Peale
Wilson Bo
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Feale
Roblnaut
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Paris
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Rebo de Paria
M. Gaith
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Calder
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Yee
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