FeH 23 Per Cent Wage Rise Claimed
Washington reports a 25 percent wage increase for bituminous miners as recommended by the commission. retroactive to a prior raise, with a minority report noted. The commission sent its report to President Wilson for approval, while discussions on anthracite wage talks begin in York with no immediate decisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Press- Wilson
John P. White
Coal Strikement Commission
Wilt
Comn
Land Trade Unionists Vote To Strike Across Nation
A special congress held today overwhelmingly supports 1 effort toward constitutional effect the nationalization of land trade union activities. The session proceeds amid calls for broad policy changes and a unified stance on land distribution.
Health Head Eyes World Crusade Against Epidemics
March 11 report on international effort to combat bubonic plague and epidemics. Dr Hugh S Rupert Blue new surgeon general notes dangers, urges cautionary measures and planning for global disease control.
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Hugh
Biohealth
Mexican border bandit pursuit and justice orders
March 11 report states U S authorities direct actions against bandits blamed for killings along the Arizona border. Officials urge capture of suspects who allegedly murdered Americans and aided fraud. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text but target is bandit groups and enforcement.
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Mex- 1
Mexico City
Nuita
Alexander
Arizona
Danditn
Williama
Peter W.mertcan
Williams Lven
Henry Va
Villietas
Wilson Third Team Rumor and Senate Vote Prospects
Washington March 11 There is a probability of a Senate vote on reservations covering article X possibly today or tomorrow This development is overshadowed by rumors of a Wilson third term bid tied to the Versailles treaty A Georgia primary withdrawal and shifts in New England delegate momentum are noted Three Republican senators Ren y Morris and Borah back Senator Owen and favor ratification even if Lodge reservations are accepted They may protest at the San Francisco convention if the treaty plank appears in the Democratic platform
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Washington
United States
Senate
Wilson
Champ Clark
Georgia
Wood
Hanzagzshire
New England
Renyou
Iowa
Morria
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Robert Owen
Oklahoma
San Francisco
League
House of Representatives
Larmac of Nations
Democratic Party
San Incisco
Federated Men's Club Banquet Friday at First Church
Federated Men's club representing city churches plans annual banquet in Gates room of Congregational church Friday evening March 12 at 630. Dinner served by church ladies and speaker Dr Robert Parker Milla of New York will discuss Tallow Dips. Club hopes for a profitable event. members urged to buy tickets now.
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Federated Men's Club
Gates
Congregational Church
Robert Parker Milla
New York
Chicago Council Seeks Repeal of Prohibition Amendment
Chicago March 11 the city council voted 61 to 10 to petition the Illinois legislature to withdraw approval of a constitutional prohibition amendment. The move aims to restore sales of light wines and beers and has aldermen who drafted the petition urging repeal via referendum.
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Chicago
Illinois
Ion
Authorities in Control of Scranton Mine
Scranton authorities take possession of the Oxford mine owned by the People's Coal company to stop operation as fifty police guard the site. Disturbances have erupted for two days over entry for investigations into alleged reckless and illegal mining.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Oxford
People’s Coal Company
Villa Promises No Harm to Yanks That He Captures
Relatives and friends of Americans kidnapped by Pancho Villa are told there is no danger for the captives. A communication from the Mexican bandit claims he will treat his guests with consideration and return them unharmed and unrobbed once discussions with representative Americans occur.
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Villa
Yanks
Kesss
Washington
Tancho Villa
Mrs. Harry Hall 15 Dead at Swanton Ohio
H B Hall of the Oberlin road reports the death of Mrs. Harry Hall formerly of 137 Huron Street Swanton Ohio Remains will be taken to Wellington Funeral notice to follow later
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Harry Hall
Swanton, C
H. B. Hall
Oberlin Road
Swanton
Ohio
Huron St
Wellington
Elyrians Buy Low Price Fish at Elyria Market
Cleveland fish markets advertise Lake Winnipesaukee tullibees caught in December at 13 cents per pound. Patrons must bring their own basket and exact change. Elyria Market sells the same fish consistently at 14 cents regular and 1 cent special. Cleveland regular price is 20 cents per pound.
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Cleveland
Elyria Market & Storage Co
Lake Winnipeg
Elyria
Ohio Senator Proposes Major State Government Reforms
Ohio Senator Howell Wright of Cleveland urged sweeping changes to government structure after studying the Joint Legislative Committee on State Government Reorganization. He called for nine departments with elected governor oversight, abolition of civil service commissions, and a four year term with possible reelection, aiming to apply business methods to state operations.
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Ohio
Howell Wright
Cleveland
Joint Legislative Committee
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Idaho
New Jersey
Grey
Hin
Civil Service Commission
Department of Finana
Department of Publlic Works
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health Industrial Commission
Department of Trade and Commerce
Department of Welfare
Department of Education
Wim. G. Sharp
Nons
Income tax payments accepted evenings this week
Postmaster D. W. Seward announces income tax may be paid at night in the post office for the remainder of the week to accommodate workers unable to visit by day.
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D. W. Seward
Tulanove
Butterfly Signals Spring as It Flits by River Town
Brederick Pfeiffer of 161 Luke AVC reports a butterfly seen along Columbus Street yesterday as a sign of spring. The insect was captured while seeking spring flowers and handed to the Under Hill Creamery in hopes it would help their butter supply.
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Brederick Pfeiffer
Luke Avc
Columbus St
New Building Plan Endorsed by Chamber Resolution
The Chamber of Commerce at its meeting endorsed a proposed new building plan. Mayor Jones presented the resolution and financing for the project, with Secretary Howenstein and Chamber members tasked to finalize details and report back later.
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Chamber of Commere
Jones Ag
Ig Enterprise
Howenstein
Divorces filed by two Elyria women and a Lorain resident
Two Elyria women and a Lorain woman filed divorce petitions in court. Margaret Perschel accuses Carl Perschel of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, including abandonment and threats. Addie Brown cites Chas Brown as a non-supporting spouse and cruelty. Florence McQuillen states Philip McQuillen beat, choked, whipped with a razor strap, and deserted her.
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Elyria
Lorain
Margaret Perschel
Carl Perschel
Loma
Addie Vrown
Charues Chas
Hi Brown
Florence McQuillen
Philip McQuillen
Jacob Warman Dies After Illness at 75
Jacob Warman 75 of 326 Hayes agr died last evening after an extended illness. Survived by wife and five children: Jacob Warman, Mrs Hale and Emma Warman of Elyria, Mrs Myrtle Duke of Terre Haute Ind, George Warman of Kokomo Ind. Funeral from Mrs Hale’s home 133 Burax on Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock, Rev B B Redhead officiating. Burial at Ridgelawn.
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Jacob Warman
Hayes Agr
Hale
Emma Warman
Elyria
Myrtle Duke
Berre Haute
Ind
Georgy Warman
Kokomo
Ilurax
B. B Redhead
Ridgelawn
War veterans challenge Harding move in Lucas county
Veterans of the world war in Toledo protest efforts to have the Lucas county election board reject Robert T Morris as the Republican district nine delegate candidate. They allege the signers are loyal to the Loyal World Republican club and say the protest seeks to remove Morris on grounds of ineligibility. The board plans to hear the protest next Monday.
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Columbus
Toledo
Lucas County Election Board
Robert T. Morris
Wood
Republican National
Ninty
Morris
Spliker
Tikat
Morria
Cenanatsa
Era
Aly
Lxonial Woal Republican Club
Election Board
Textile Workers Strike Expands in Lille Area
March 11 report from Lille notes Roubaix and Turcoing textile workers on strike totaling about 656,000 idle in the region. The large stoppage interrupts fabric production and affects neighboring supply chains.
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Lille
France
Roubaix
Turcoing
Descendant of Dickens to Wed English Actor
Miss Mary Galatea Fitzgerald a niece of Charles Dickens known on the operatic stage as Ara Serold recently arrived in New York from England to marry John Clarke an English actor now in New York. Fake calls for a doctor grocer and blowers attributed to children on the east side have troubled tradesmen. Several youngsters phoned professionals with hoaxes and the police rounded up the youngsters and lectured their parents.
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Mary Galatea Fitzgeral Gran
Charles Dickens
Araserold
New York
England
John Clarke
Zarnke
Modistes to Hold Five Day Convention in Chicago
Five day convention starts March 15 to discuss fashion show plans. Madame Ripley president of the league says no design changes will be advocated due to rising material and workmanship costs. She adds American women are well dressed and current styles suit individualities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Madame Ripley
The
League
Peace treaty negotiation chaos widens in Senate
Washington March 11 Senate factions clash over Article X as party leaders push for compromise. With no clear path to ratification, lawmakers agree to delay a vote until negotiations regain order amid conflicting plans.
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Washington
Three Ls Dominate 1920 Election Forces Labor Liquor League
Washington debates center on League Labor and Liquor as key platforms for 1920. Wilson’s stance on peace treaty reservations polarizes Democrats and shapes presidential and congressional nominees. Meanwhile Admiral Sims testifies about Navy choices delaying ships to Europe and Hoover’s potential testimony looms.
Supreme Court Deliberates Prohibition Amendment Cases
The Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of the national prohibition amendment in Rhode Island and related cases from New Jersey Massachusetts and Kentucky. Officials expect a Monday ruling on whether to consider merits and potential challenges to enforcement while final decisions may take time.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
New Jersey
George F. Dempsey
Massachusetts
Kentucky Distillers and Warehouse Company
Age Baink
Horvath Reports Missing $200 In Suspect Cash Claim
Louis Horvath of West River Street tells police four men that during his absence they robbed him of $200 kept in an envelope in his coat pocket. They say they withdrew most of it from a bank last Saturday and planned to send the money abroad. Police view story with suspicion and will investigate.
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Louis Horvath
West River St
Horvath
Old Country
Ohio Farm Land Values Double in Ten Years
Columbus report from the state federal crop reporting service shows Ohio farm land values nearly doubled in the last decade from 68 to 130 dollars per acre, a 91 percent rise led by rapid gains in the past two years. The average value of land with improvements rose to 139 dollars per acre, with crop averages climbing as well.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fed
W. F. Gal
Cuyebugs
Ehege County
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