Berkman to Be Deported by Supreme Court Ruling
The Associated Press reports the U S Supreme Court refused to interfere with the government plan to deport anarchist leader Alexander Berkman from Ellis Island to Soviet Russia. A temporary stay on Emma Goldman’s deportation remains in place as she seeks appeal rights, with further court action anticipated.
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Associated Press
Washing Ston
Supreme Court
Ale Alexander Berkman
Soviet
Russia
Jimnamin
Berkman
Emma Goldman
New York
United States
Miss Goldman
Ellis Island
Harry Weinberger
Whitehaa
Weinberger
Hid
Department of Labor
Coal Miners Prepare to Reenter Pits
The United Mine Workers announce a pause in wage increases pending firm settlement. Patience is urged as officials delay full explanation, planning a general convention to justify actions to about 4,000 locals. Acting President Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer Green, and district presidents signed the circular.
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Lewis
William Green
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Fast Neuralgia Pain Relief
A vented advertisement urges readers to obtain a small trial bottle of St Jacobs Liniment from their druggist. It claims instant relief from neuralgia pain, aches, and soreness by applying the product to the tender nerve or sore spot, asserting harmless, rapid action on any body part.
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St. Jacobs Furrimantes
Maryland Miners Decide to Resume Work Monday
Frostbite territory miners in Cumberland Maryland decide to resume work on Monday with Lonaconing section expected back tomorrow. Associated Press report notes no further details on the stoppage or conditions.
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Maryland
Cumberland
Frostbute
Lonaconing
Elks to Break Ground on New Home Four Stories High
Ground will be broken next week for the Elks’ new home at Shoshone and Second. Funds are available for excavation and steel and terra cotta work. The four story building may rise higher if finances allow, with business space on the ground floor and a basement in demand. The lodge will include a dining hall, lodge rooms, a ballroom, club and reading rooms, and living quarters for members. A smoker followed the meeting with entertainment, songs, dances, and sparring contests by local youth.
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HERI
Brother Elks
Orpheum
British will take no action of its exchange
London dispatch reports the British government has no plan to take special measures in response to the fall in American exchange. Lord Bonar Law states Britain will maintain its policy of supporting artificial exchange through borrowing abroad and stimulating export trade, replying in Parliament this evening.
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London
Potteyor
Andrew Bonar
Law
Privy ‘Seal
Commons
Sharkey to Meet Pete Herman in Newark Show
Jack Sharkey, who beat Jimmy Wilde for the popular decision, will fight Pete Herman bantamweight at Newark on December 22 in a five event program. The heavyweight bout pits Frank Mora against Sergeant Jack Burke.
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Associated “Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Wilde
Pete Herman
Newark
Trank Mora
Jack Burke
Railroad Officer Killed by Fugitive in Maryland
Lawrence Beers, an officer of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was shot and killed today by a fugitive Negro man who he had attempted to arrest. A search by soldiers and two aviators from Aberdeen Proving Grounds is under way.
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Associated Press
Elkton
Trains Annulled Amid Storms Across Northern Pacific
The Associated Press reports that severe weather forced the annulment of fourteen trains on the Northern Pacific line through Spokane Washington and Montana. Streetcar service was suspended in Butte as rail traffic faced disruption threatening coal shipments.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Iit
Biszard
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
Coal Miners Return To Work in Wyoming Fields
Ogden Utah reports coal miners resuming work in Rock Springs fields. Some mines show about 80 percent of force and others around 60 percent. Additional miners are expected to return tomorrow.
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The
Associated Press
Ogden
Utah
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Ogden Coal
Steel Strike Prisoners Held For Court In Donora
In Donora Pennsylvania on December 11 1919 state troops arrested 101 men at the steel strike headquarters. After hearings today all prisoners were held for the February term of the Washington court charged with conspiracy and intimidation.
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Donora
Washington Court Court
Wwe
Non-Partisans Demand Resignation from Langer
North Dakota lawmakers press for resignation of Attorney General William Langer after a Senate vote of 29 to 16 and a House tally of 61 to 44. The resolution accuses Langer of misconduct and seeks his removal amid political tension in Bismarck.
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Langer
Bismarck
N. OD
North Dakota
Luse of Representatives
Senate
William Tanger
House
Miners Say They Will Return to Work
In Terre Haute Indiana on December 11 the Associated Press reports that miners in district 11 of the United Mine Workers of America generally expressed willingness to return to work immediately. Many miners worked today and local union officials said officials would be back by Monday.
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Terre-Dhaute
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Seize Quantity of Red Literature at Yakima
Yakima officers seized a quantity of I. W. W. literature buttons blanks and books today at two residences in Yakima. They believe the materials were sent to establish district headquarters for the movement.
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Yakima
Wash
Officers -Of-The-Sheriff's-Office
Apparent Vote Dispute Amid Board Reorganization
Reported remarks show Mr Detweiler and Fran present as new board members debate certification of ballots. Attorneys were to certify assets and pallots, with Charles Wwain er voting against. Selection of an attorney postponed to next meeting.
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Taylor
Datvelter
Detweiler
Fran
Th ‘World
Charles, Wwainer
oVvie
Wheelon
Prison term imposed for sending pepper bomb to woman
New York prison sentence ranges from one year and three months to two years and six months were imposed on Ernest AcartshyamtgN in general sessions. He claimed the bomb was made of powder and pepper meant to frighten Mrs Rodman Wanne, home at Tuxello Park, after a quarrel last September.
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New York
Ernest Aacartshyamtgn
Tuxello Park
Rodman Wannemaker
Electric Washing Machine Promises Modern Laundry Ease
A vintage ad touts an electric washing machine replacing clumsy tubs and wash boards. A cabinet conceals the process as soap foam swirls, washing clothes quickly and silently. It claims no red hands or backache, finishing in an hour or two, urging readers to switch from old drudgery.
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Main East
Idaho
St. Jacobs Liniment
Elks Home
Swore A ‘Pa
Sharkey
Pete
Herman
Lan
Associated’ Press
Electric Shop
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