GOAL OPERATORS TO MRE FIRST MVE MONDAY
Operators in teen Pennsylvania meet Governor Sprov to discuss inducting miners returning to work as plans unfold in the central field. Ohio miners expected to reopen Eastern Ohio mines Monday with a 14 percent wage increase for returning workers. Wyoming towns plead for coal as fuel runs low. Public notices list a 14 percent wage rise for miners. Kansas volunteers rush equipment for coal fields with anticipated 1000 selected men entering southeastern Kansas mines Monday.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Sprov
Philappin
Svivg
Ohio
Ohiveland
Unialy
Martins Ferry
Onin
Garfield
Ohio Territory
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
T. W. Proctor
George W. Reed
Kansas City
Fuel Administration
Kansas Volunteers
Kansas Volunteers Army of
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Camp Funston
Ort Leavenworth
St. Louis
Leonard Wood
Central Department of the Army
Army
State of
Southeastern
Allen
Wilson's Message To Congress Delayed Till Tuesday
Washington December first President Wilson will not transmit his message to Congress until Tuesday. He has been dictating the document in his sick room for two weeks and is expected to address a wide range of subjects with focus on the industrial situation. The delay marks a departure from his usual early delivery.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Ike
W Nina
Eatonic
Indiana suffragists petition carries 86000 names
A petition urging immediate ratification of the federal suffrage amendment was presented to Senate president Edgar D. Bush by Forest women from the Woman's Franchise League of Indiana. The delegation led by Helen C. Benbridge included members from Indianapolis Terre Haute and Port, with 86000 signatures attested by a notary. The legislature was expected to be called into a special session soon.
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Indiana
Edgar D. Bush
Senate
Legislative Committee of the
Woman’s Franchise League of
Helen C. Benbridge
Terre Haute
A. B. Anderson
John F. Barnhill
Isaac Downing Johnson
Gilbert McNutt
Sara Lauter
Dianapolis
L. J. Cox
E. A. Gould
Port
Adah E. Bush
Lentland
Germany Refuses Responsibility Over Scapa Flow Sinking
London reports Berlin denies any obligation for damages over the sinking of the interned German fleet at Scapa Flow. The German note proposes arbitration at The Hague to decide responsibility and damages, arguing allied demands hinder peace treaty enforcement.
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London
Germany
Scapa Flow
Berlin
Reuter
Hague
Wether
United Press
France
Prohibition Enforcement Commissioners Named for States
Washington announces appointments for prohibition enforcement with Thomas Maloney of Council Bluffs Iowa for Iowa Isaac Pierson of Huron South Dakota Shraedr P Howell of Jefferson City Missouri for Missouri and Commissioner Kramer directing liquor traffic suppression under the board.
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Thomas Maloney
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Isaac Pierson
Huron
South Dakota
Washington
D. C
South
Angeles Not Dead Rumor Sparks Mexican Border Talk
Nogales Ariz Dec 1 Rumors circulate on both sides of the international line that General Felipe Angeles has not been executed but is being secretly held at Chihuahua.
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Nogales, Ariz
Felipe Angeles
Chihuahua
Conference to Boost Sheep Raising Plans
Chicago December 1 eighteen experts in sheep raising and wool culture from eighteen states gather for a conference. M R Marshall and G H Bedell supervise the event from the bureau of animal industries signaling wartime rehabilitation of the industry.
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Chicago
Aday
Assembly
M. R. Marshall
G. H. Bedell
Bureau of Animal Industries
Youth Gave Blood to Save Life of Woman He Shot
Washington DC December 1 Mrs Florence Robinson gravely ill after a quarrel led Grover Gordon to shoot her Then twelve hours later he donated blood to her veins hoping to save her life He asked only that she be told of his action if she was still conscious Doctors said it was too early to know if the transfusion would work The case raises questions about the fallout if the intended victim survives through his sacrifice
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Washington, D. C
Florence Robinson
Grover Gordon
Washington
Gordon
Wheel
Ing
W. Va
Hils
Mrs. Robinson
Paula
Jerome
St. Jerome
Scipios
Gracchi
Rome
Textius
Mount
Aventine
Bethlehem
Palestine
Christmas Trees Will Be High and Scarce This Year
Chicago reports a Christmas tree famine due to fuel shortages and limited forest stock. John Hartman, prominent tree man, warns rail transport may fail to move trees, forcing reliance on Vermont. He notes Western forests depleted after 25 years of exports and cites price increases of about 35 percent from last year.
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Chicago
John Hartman
Middle West
Vermont
Baltic States Invite Soviet Delegation To Dorpat Talks
London reports that the Esthenian government will host peace negotiations with Soviet Russia at Dorpat beginning December 2. The Soviet delegates are to cross near Pskov, with Latvia and Lithuania reportedly joining Esthenia in inviting a delegation. Max Litvinoff was in Dorpat handling prisoner exchanges as part of the talks.
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Letvia
London
Russia
Dorpat
Moscow
Pskov
Esthenia
Bolshevists
Delel Igates
Brest-Litovsk
Latvia
Tinen
Maxim Litvinoff
Balkan
Helsingfors
Baltic States
Mob fatally harms Black man near Lake City roadside
Meta reports the body of Sam Mosley found hanging by a roadside tree in Lake City, Florida. Investigators say he was killed by a mob of white men last night after an alleged insult to a young white woman.
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Road Lake City
Fla
Ries Meta
Sam Mosley
Hunger Strike Breaks Among HITsland Radicals in New York
New York December 1 The hunger strike of the HITsland soviet ended as 58 of 63 radicals resumed eating in the dining hall after a five day fast. Ethel Bernstein and Dora Lipkin remained among the protesters as deportation hearings were set for the others with eight guards on duty. Frederick Antonchih, 25, was arrested on a United States warrant for criminal anarchy connected to pamphlet distribution during the longshoremen’s strike.
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New York
Ethel Bernstein
Dora Lipkin
Department of Justice
Sound
Frederick Antonchih
United States
America
Red Cross Asked to Continue Army Work
Washington December 1 The American Red Cross has been asked by the secretary of war to continue relations with the peace time army developed during the recent emergency. The department desires the Red Cross to keep acting as a link between enlisted men and their families and to maintain recreational work for patients under care of the Surgeon General.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Secretary of War
War Department
Red Cross
Spohns Pistempen Compound for Horses and Skating Propeller
A historical collage notes SPOHN MEDICAL COMPANY selling SPOHN'S PISTEMPEN COMPOUND for horses including brood mares and colts to prevent disease, claiming blood and gland effects and immunity with only a few drops daily. It also mentions an Australian back strap propeller ice skating device powered by dry cells. It closes with a biographical sketch of Paula, a Roman noblewoman linked to Jerome and Saint Bethlehem.
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Spohn
Ee Spohn Medical Company
Goshen, Ind
Bayer Aspirin Advertisement and a Personal Visit Incident
An old Bayer tablets advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin in genuine Bayer package with directions for headaches and various pains. Separately a Nine-year-old boy visiting his aunt reports a shy but humorous moment as he fears the unfamiliar room, then reveals his comfort lies in being acquainted.
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Bayer
Ady
Pred
Ant Ountle
Favorite Prescription Heals Woman From Weakness
Mrs Belle Gammon of Kansas City describes relief from run down nerves and anemia after using Dr Vieroo's Favorite Prescript 4M GT Booch. She credits the product with restoring health and strength and continues to use it.
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Ansas City
Kans
Belle ‘Gammon
Roosevelt Ave
Woman Endorses Pierce's Favorite Prescription in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska a woman reports long use of Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pierce's Gensia Simbien remedies for critical moments. She notes improved health, strength, and family wellbeing after taking the tonics and recommends them to others. The testimonial cites Dr. Pierce's remedies and mentions locations in Buffalo and Gansa Preseri Hotel.
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Omaha
Nebr
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Deventer
Simbien
Apd
Pia Gansa
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