Centralia shooting probe sparks political tensions
A federal inquiry into a Centralia shooting and the Wateon case was ordered today. The probe, led by Senator Cumming's commerce committee, aims to examine alleged political influence and potential links to armed former service members.
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Coal Workers Arrested for Contempt of Court
District officers of the Mine Workers of America were held in contempt of court for a violation of the injunction issued by Federal Judge Andersen. The incident occurred this afternoon as authorities moved to enforce the court order amid growing labor tensions.
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Carranza to Take Up Case After Delicate U S Talks
Mexico City Dec 3 news reports say President Carranza will take up the case arising from differences with the United States in a secret session. The senate described the matter as very delicate and not to be handled with legislative intrusion.
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Auto Accident Injures Rovalanek In California
Rovalanek, once of Ort 41, hospitalized at Sante oy with multiple fractures after a car overturned. Iron arm and one leg broken. expected month or more in hospital. Rovalanck and wife had bought a fund near Santa Cruz for their home. Frank A. Curran filed complaint with Desk against A J Meinke of Jett anyon tied to a Nevada mining deal via New York connections.
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Yeggm en fail blowing safe
A fragmentary report describes an explosion at a building near Larkspur station of the Northwestern Pacific railroad. No injuries are detailed, and efforts to breach the safe or gain access to the fuel or valuables appear unsuccessful.
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No Ships For Coast Trade Impacts Pacific Business
Washington deterred passenger service amid a shipyard shortage and refitting backlog for former German liners. The Shipping Board chairman told Pacific business delegates that it will be months before any new passenger lanes can be established between Peelithic or the Orient.
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Magistrate Orders Slot Machines Destroyed
Magistrate Francie J Cuntilnghans of Sparks ordered the destruction of five slot machines found operated in violation of state law after testimony. The machines, seized by William M. Kearney, assistant district attorney, totaled 57 dollars and were forfeited to the state. Operators were Jerry Ponela and Mike Felts, with Ponela owning two machines.
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War secretary would be authorized to use force on americans abroad
A resolution introduced by Senator A. Hurnt proposes using national military authority to protect Americans overseas from real or perceived threats, amid Mexican situation concerns. The measure seeks President Wil to pursue diplomatic channels while asserting strong actions if needed. Observers note the Mexican general in New York and the consulate are active as leaders debate policy.
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Train Wreck Report Near Fort Worth Details
A Fort Worth area wreck disrupted rail service with a derailed train carrying passengers and crew. Reports note injuries among riders and responders from Hoctorm, nurses and mediciien, as authorities investigate the incident and arrange aid for those affected.
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China grateful for Senate role in Versailles treaty
Ames reports from Peking note gratitude for Senate approval of the Versailles settlement. Weather record for November shows near record lows with high 36, low 3, month mean 29, 20 total precipitation and 25 inches snowfall. Wind reached 31 mph on the 5th. month included 21 clear days, 5 partly cloudy, 4 cloudy.
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Newberry Ford Election Probe Authorized by Senate
Washington December 3 The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Thutnerwne to authorize an inquiry into the Newberry Ford senatorial contest from Michigan. The move formalizes a probe into the election dispute and seats the inquiry.
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Benefit at Airdome for destitute family in distress
A benefit game of action baseball is planned at the Airdome Wednesday night to aid a destitute family whose father is ill in hospital with serious malaria. Contenders pledge prizes and dancing will follow as all receipts go to the affected family.
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Families of Reds Must Go Also
Telegrams received by Harry Weinberger, counsel for Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman, report that families of Reds will be deported per Anthony Caminetti, commissioner of Immigration, with orders issued December 9. Joe Farrell reports good progress at the Darms coal shaft, dewatered to 640 feet and prepared to muck out rock before drifting begins.
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Dutch youth plans 18 month walk from Rio to San Francisco
Carl Dericks, a 17 year old Hollander arriving from Amsterdam, told reporters he will walk from Rio de Janeiro to San Francisco in eighteen months hoping for a 100 000 purse offered by American sport enthusiasts. His route would pass through Montevideo Buenos Aires and across South America toward the Pacific crossing Peru Chile and Mexico, then north through Texas to California. In London, a separate report says a Home Department order in Soviet Russia requires all foreigners to register and declare parentage business and political affiliation.
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Jenkins Condemned Carlisle Without Witness War Story
A conflict report describes Jenkins condemning Carlisle without witness as conditions are non fatal. The piece recounts a chase and a sheriff led capture near Laramie Peak country after Carlisle wounded by Sheriff Roach in a cabin standoff.
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Villa Held Prisoner by Own Troops in Fe Pranviaco
Reported capture describes Vila held by own forces with surrender to Parana. Superintendent Catallery notes Allied and federal cavalry involvement at Wirral as details remain unclear.
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Jumps Grade in Paradise Collision Report
Sinidi of Winnerucca narrowly escaped injury when his automobile jumped the grade at Paradian Hill last Friday evening. The wrecked car slid down the hillside, landing in wheat fields, while a second machine dashed by at speed. The brakes failed and driver Hyper Unk barely avoided further disaster. The other car sped away. later it was learned Amin’s car was not in motion. Smith was found uninjured but in a dazed condition.
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Bank Robbery Report From Los Angeles Bank Heist
A bank in Los Angeles reported an armed robbery on December 3. Five men entered the Union Savings Bank after three o clock, forced staff into the vault, and escaped with an estimated sum between 10 000 and 17 265 dollars. A telephone alarm alerted authorities as the robbers fled the scene.
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Shortage of Pennies Felt in London
London correspondence notes a coin shortage as copper hoarding grows. Shopkeepers report few cents in circulation while residents save pennies, and an official at the mint says coins are worth more than before. A note claims no change in demand despite the mint shortage.
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British doctors press for higher vaccination fees
British doctors claim postwar prices justify higher fees for primary vaccinations in private homes with a government order set to raise the minimum from four or five cents to 1.26 dollars starting December, as acknowledged by the minister of health.
Montreal letter from soldiers and Hardy birthday note
A Canadian letter from Steve in Montreal describes wartime hardship and longing to comfort his mother as he plans travel via Antwerp, Helenm, France, and home by December. It notes a poignant letter from July and a bereaved father and lists Russia in the context of war. Also mentioned is Thomas Hardy turning 80, with Laureate and prospective gift volumes.
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Fuel crisis reported at Tonopah by Nevada public service
The Bonanza reports misinformation about fuel supply spread to the upper plates. W W Booth wires the Public Service Commission to state there is no coal in camp. Seven ore cars with coal are en route to Tonopah, three shipped by flat. Public Service Commission of Nevada notes fuel for Tonopah.
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Alva Garrett Injured While Adjusting Mill Belt
Alva Garrett metallurgist at the West End mill is in Mine Operators' hospital with a fractured left arm and injuries to the right arm after a belt adjustment incident in the mill.
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