Fuel board to operate under federal admin amid appeals
Today in Wivria the coal fuel board chaired by Lowhen reestablished after two years. The board, to run under the federal fuel administration, will aim to stabilize supply and distribution and may inspect domes to ensure coal reaches needy families.
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Jane Ugements
Fuel Board
Wivria
Luff
Do O
Lowhen
Federel Fuel
Bourd
Tite
Hioenl
Eh Sornice
Time fuel lid clamp tightened nationwide amid coal shortage fear
Authorities enforce strict time fuel lid rules across the nation as coal production declines. The public is urged to conserve, with reports of a 14 cent wage rise delay for workers and government appeals to miners to cooperate in stabilizing energy supply during a bitter winter.
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Phan
Nnda
Cael Co Tun
West Coal Strike Grips Nation With Shutdown Prospects
In the West, a national coal strike tightens as federal orders hint at a possible shutdown. Across the country miners push for nonunion production while others stay at work amid fuel shortages and strict measures. Officials prepare to seek authority to reroute coal mined by nonunion labor, amid tense labor actions and rising energy concerns.
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PRLS
Kane Road
South Dakota Gop Convention Leaders Announce Plans
The South Dakota Republican leaders announced plans for the state convention. Delegates and party figures including chairmen and candidates such as Leonard and Wilson were noted as potential presiding figures for the event.
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Doe
Peter Voit
Wine
Western Asia Minor Rockel Earthquake Reports Devastation
A severe earthquake struck Western Asia Minor on Thursday destroying seven villages in the Somali district. Advices from Constantinople report many injured and several killed. In Oberlin health news, Harriet Farrall, a registered nurse, began duties as public health nurse today, with similar operations to Ely.
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Associated Press
Tondon
Asia
Constantinoplc
Oberlin
Acute paper shortage cripples newsprint industry
Commerce and Finance reports the nation faces a historic acute shortage of newsprint as consumption outpaces production across all paper grades. Cost pressure will force weaker newspapers out while many others cut size and reduce consumption due to a postwar advertising surge.
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Commerce and Finance
German and Russian Commands Face Baltic Front Clash
Col Von Lettow Vorbeck led 30 000 German troops across the frontier into Lithuania meeting stiff Letts resistance. Col Avaloff Bermondt heads the Baltic army with German General Von der Goltz aiding Riga’s capture and now pledges friendship with the Allies to blunt Bolshevik influence.
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von Lettow Vorbeck
Lithuania
Avaloff-Bermondt
von der Goltz
Riga
All
Shop Early campaign starts in Elyria amid merchandise shortages
The Elyria business community launches a Shop Early drive urging shoppers to buy now due to scarce help and limited merchandise. A Dollar Day event is planned for December 9 with the Butler Business Club leading preparations and a formal opening scheduled for the holiday season. Names tied to the event include Clay Las, Ida William Chas, KE Barbour, Belle Fourche, DE, Margou, Steve Cseki, and Mary Monor among local residents and workers.
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Etter Busi
Mercehante
Chori
Butler Business Club
Clay Las
Ida William Chas
Barbour
Sto Belle
Fourche
Margou
R. D
Ely- Steve Cseki
Laborer
Mary ,Monor
Lorain
Local teachers awarded higher salaries after board vote
A petition from Lob e teachers urged a raise. The board agreed to raise salaries by about 7 400 to the school year balance, noting other cities pay more and fearing staff losses without action.
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Thev
Styria
City Officials Debate Police and Fire Labor Wages
A council session debated wage increases for police and fire labdies amid calls for parity with other city employees. Observers note previous meetings rushed decisions and questioned staffing needs under the proposed raise.
Santa Is Coming Card Poem for Ita Shea
A short festive verse notes the annual visit of Santa Claus with anticipation of joy, candies, toys, and noisy delights as children greet him again this season. It highlights cheerful anticipation and traditional holiday gifts.
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Ita Shea
Santa Old Santa Clius
Santa
Local Legion Demands Action Over Centralia Killings
Elyria Post No. 12 of the American Legion adopts resolutions urging Congress to curb anti American influences and punish acts tied to the November 7 1919 Centralia Washington killings of four Legion members. The post calls for protective legislation and support for Grant Hodge Post 17 of Centralia, with copies sent to congressional representatives.
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American Legion
Legion
Centralia
Wash
I. W. Wy
Washington
United States
Elyria
Ohio
Congress
Funda
Hodge
Grant Hodge
B. R. Smyons
Geo, Robson
Michigan Senator Under Indictment Truman Newberry Case
Michigan Senator Truman Newberry, a Republican once declared a shoo in a year ago, now faces indictment. The evolving legal actions involve questions about campaign practices and potential influence over party nominations. Local observers await further legal developments and official statements.
West Urges Kew Lawd End Unrest
President Wilson sends a message outlining recommendations to end labor unrest radicalism and readjust to peacetime. Proposes budget reform simplified income tax and excess profits tax. Calls for rural development and expansion of the dye industry. Separate message to cover peace treaty and railroad legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Ciss Utis
Miessas
Embezzlement Trial Moves On With Defense Motions
In the Walter Davies embezzlement case, the defense opened with witnesses of high standing testifying to character. Judge Kennedy ruled on motions to direct a not guilty verdict, sustaining the challenge to the second count and to abstracting bank funds, with continuation noted on the next page.
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Walter Davies
Kennedy
Ohio
Mexican army overruns Rancho Espejo after Felipe Angeles death
El Paso reports 1,000 Villa troops attacked the eighteenth federal regiment of 676 men at Rancho Espejo, twenty-one miles north of Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua, killing all but two. Dr. L. M. Gomez, an American and ex-aviator, says the massacre followed the execution of Angeles in Chihuahua City and claims the Carranza government censored the incident.
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el Paso
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Rancho Espejo
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
L. M. Gomez
Angeles
France
Gomez
Carranza
Col
Rivas
Col. Marroqui
Santo Sanchez
U S Means Business In Warning Pending Mexican Talks
Washington December 2 United States officials and Congress men viewed Secretary Lansing note to President Curran as a firm warning to Mexico over the Jenkins case If Mexican authorities free the consular agent at Puebla imminent action would follow The administration warned against detours from the main issue and awaited Carranza s reply to determine the next course of action
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Washington
United States
Jenkins
Congress
Lansing
Curran
Sular
Puebla
Ax “Merg
Mykteo
Jenkins Illinois Prisoner Strains Under Confinement
Laredo Tex Dec 2 Confined in Puebla Mexico penitentiary American Consular Agent Wm Q Jenkins is reported by Miss A C Dyer teacher at Puebla Methodist mission school to be suffering serious mental strain from confinement She said she encountered him en route home to Chattanooga Tenn after leaving Puebla Friday
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Laredo
Tex
Puebla
Mex
Wm. QO. Jenkins
A. C. Dyer
Sion
Heer
Chimetanooga
Tenn
City Receives Coal From National Tube Company
Safety Service Director Beck reported to the council he could not supply coal for the water works. Charles Fell, manager of the National Tube Co, arranged immediate aid with 500 cars of suitable fuel on B and O trucks. The city’s thanks were noted and the fuel flow secured. Royal Purple Initiation notes a large class and new applications, followed by an oyster supper at the North West Encampment I. O. F. event.
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Safety Service
Beck
Council
Wits End
Charles Fell
National Tube Co
Fell
Royal Purple
North West
I. Co
Officer Southam's Nose Solves Case in Odd Charge
Frank Vargo, a former saloonkeeper, defied detour orders after a hurricane relief effort on Cleveland Street. Officer Southam detected whisky in Vargo's car by smell, leading to a police court appearance where Vargo faced charges for driving while intoxicated and received a formal punishment.
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Corbett Southam
Police Department
Southam
Frank Vargo
Vargo
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Olive Street
Berkline
Vara
Mee
Jones
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