What Is Taking Place In The South
A long mixed summary of postwar events from Europe to the Americas. Trotsky arrives in Petrograd to defend the city, Lithuania defeats German-Russian forces, Lenine reportedly captured, and frontiers and trials discussed. U.S. and Canadian politics, transportation, and crime news alongside labor, wartime measures, and emigre movements populate a broad snapshot of global and domestic affairs.
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Leon Trotzky
Petrograd
Lithuania
Pa’losk
Tsarkoe-Selo
Honolulu
Nikolai Lenine
Russia
Roumania
Supreme Council
William
Herr Siebert
Berlin
Ferdinand Bonn
Rushford
Minnesota
Ontario
Canada
United Farm and Labor Party
King Albert
Belgium
United States
Prince Ruprecht
Bavaria
Germany
France
Need of 55 000 000 bales spurs cotton co operation
President Wannamaker urged Union county farmers to unite in marketing the Souths cotton crop. He said world demand could reach 55 million bales with about 23 million supply in good years. The audience enrolled 65 to 70 new members in the local American Cotton Association. The piece notes a strengthened push for Southern cotton dominance and prosperity.
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Monroe
J. S. Wannamaker
American Cotton Association
Union County
South
Wannamaker
Metts Purportedly Stirs Democratic Insurance Candidacy
Wilmington residents report Col. John Van B Metts who led the 119th Infantry through the Hindenburg line last year is expected to be named a Democratic candidate for State Insurance Commissioner in the upcoming primary. The circulation is attributed to authoritative sources and locals are giving it credence.
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Wilmington
John van B. Metts
119Th Infantry
Hindenburg Line
President Wilson denounces coal strike as unlawful
President Wilson with cabinet support calls on United Mine Workers to rescind the November 1 strike, arguing the move would be unjustified and unlawful. He warns the law will be enforced to protect national interests, noting the vast impact on fuel, industry, and public welfare nationwide.
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Washipgton
Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
United States Fuel Administration
United Mine Workers
Woodrow Wilson
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Jacksonville Street Car Company
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Puebla
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Hanford
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Congress
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State Agriculture
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