U. S. Agents Move on Coal Strike Inquiry in Indiana
AP dispatch from Indianapolis reports Henry Mitchell arriving to aid in a grand jury investigation of alleged Lever Act and antitrust violations amid a coal production conspiracy. UMWA officials cited for criminal contempt. Clinton locals charged for strike benefits. Contempt hearings set for next Tuesday as officials face Judge Anderson.
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Associated Press
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United States
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Ralston
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Henry Walrum
Clinton
Jude
Anderson
Wilson Hears of Conditions Below Border
Reported remarks from Senator Fall describe President Wilson in his bed in the White House bedroom during a conference. Dr Grayson greeted the senators and Mrs Wilson, the president spoke softly, and Fall noted the talk included possible policy on relations with Mexico and the need to reveal reasons for action.
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Tom
México
Grayson
Jenkins
Capitol
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Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
Kall
United States
Wilson
Moses
New’ Hampshire
Fall
Sénate
Oklahoma Guards Await Orders on Martial Law Proclamation
The Oklahoma National Guard units were awaiting orders after Governor Robertson issued a martial law proclamation covering Pittsburg Latimer Leflore Coal Haskell and Okmulgee counties in the coal mining districts. This marked the first martial law declaration in Oklahoma per available records.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
CNY
Okla
Olli
National Guard
Ate
Alester
Robertson
Pittsburg
Latimer
Lefloré
Coal
Haskell
Okmulges
Appeal for fuel pile into governor's office
Appeals for fuel poured into the governor's office as sixty towns report being without fuel. Coal will be mined to answer appeals, while wood is cut on hundreds of acres across many parts of the state to be used as fuel.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
British Columbia Coal Aids Relieving Shortage
The Associated Press reports Tacoma Wash. received 400 tons of British Columbia coal, easing the shortage. Dealers cannot fill coal orders, but mill and forest wood remain plentiful. Another 400 tons is due from Canada in a few days.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
British Columbia
Canada
Missing Korean Prince Report Sparks Seoul Search
A report by the Associated Press states that Yi Kong, the present head of Korea's royal dynasty, is missing. He was last seen in the streets of Seoul, and his whereabouts have been uncertain for several days.
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Associated “Press
Yi Kong
Korea
Seoul
Pandolfo Case Sent to Jury in Mail Fraud Trial
The Pandolfo case involving S C Pandolfo promoter and president of Pan Motor Car Co of St. Cloud Minnesota and twelve other company officials charged with conspiracy to use the mails to defraud was submitted to the jury around 10:20 PM.
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Associated ‘Press
Chicago
Pandolfo
Pan ‘Motor: Car: Company
St. Cloud
Minn
New York Six-Day Bicycle Race Placed on Pause
At Madison Square Garden a six day bicycle race halted for 45 minutes after a gas sewer explosion caused flickering lights and fears of panic. Spectators were evacuated, and the race paused until morning as riders had logged 118 hours 10 minutes and covered 2,096 miles plus two laps. Belgians Buysse and Splessens among the teams involved.
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Madison: Square Garden
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Buysse
Splessens
Martial law declared to reopen mines in Oklahoma
The document states martial law in effect for Pittsburg and Okmulgee counties with Gharles Barrett commanding two regiments of Guards. About 79,900 officers and men will be sent in detachments as needed under Governor Robertson. Reopening mines is supervised and first coal expected by Monday.
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Eflone
Pittsburg
Haskell
Latimer
Okmulgee
Gharles
Barrett
Robertson
Construction firm to resume work after strike closure
A construction corporation employing 5 600 men will resume operations Monday after being closed since October 1 by a strike, according to an official announcement by I P Marsh federal labor commissioner.
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I. P. Marsh
Protest Against Intervention in Mexico Petition Circulated
Havana dispatch reports a petition sent to the American congress by members of the Mexican colony in Havana who represent the alianza na. The document urges noninvolvement in Mexico and expresses concerns over foreign intervention.
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Associated Press
Havana
American Congress
Alianza Na
Mexicans Call for Withdrawal of Carranza Recognition
The Mexican nationalist group requests U S intervention and urges President Wilson to withdraw recognition of the Carranza government arguing most Mexicans favor ending official recognition, predicting Carranza’s fall would be swift and welcome.
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Cionalista Mexicana
Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
Ranza
Alleged Bank Robbers Placed Under Arrest
San Bernardino Cal Dee, Art and Herbert Brown brothers are accused of robbing a Melinian Banks of Tos Atrpeles branch. Ponty Witt fd Hudson, in custody there, were brought to San Bernardino today after capture in the Lucerne valley near Victorville by a posse.
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Dee
Art
Herbert Brown
Ponty Witt
Hudson
Lucerne Valley
Victorville
Conference of Governors Postponed Indefinitely
Jefferson City Missouri December 5 Governor Frederick D Gardner announced that the conference of governors of ten states scheduled for this week has been postponed indefinitely due to undisclosed reasons. The governors were to discuss regional issues and mutual concerns affecting their states.
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Conference OF Governors
Jefferson City
Frederick D. Gardner
Conference of Governors of
Midwest fuel policy talks delayed after St Louis meeting
Sunday session in St Louis adjourned with no action until the Federal Fuel Administration acts on resolutions adopted by governors in Chicago. Governors call for more liberal fuel distribution in the Midwest and for a federal fuel director for each state.
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St .Louis
Federal Fuel Administration
Chicago
Midwest
Lowden urges commission on miners strike
Gov Frank C Lowden of Illinois telegraphed Fuel Administrator Garfield urging immediate appointments of the Garfield proposed commission to take up the miners question and help settle the strike.
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Chicago
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Garfield
Washington
Copper mines avoid coal shipping ban in Houghton
The Federal Railroad Administration tonight rescinded the order that barred local copper mines from shipping coal from their docks to the mines. The reversal averted the enforced idleness of 7,000 or more copper miners in the district.
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Houghton, Mich
Federal Railroad Administration
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