Coal Strike End Ordered in Kansas District 14 Mine Action
Associated Press reports a motion to end all coal strikes in the Kansas district No. 14 of the United Mine Workers was adopted, with 43 mines affected and about 9,000 workers to return to work. Alexander Howat and district officials say the move ends a long stand against government actions and promises of future rights restoration, though observers warn of ongoing legal and financial repercussions.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kas
Kansas” District
United Mine, Workers of America
Central Coal Ae Coke Company
Anderson
Indianan Ls
Alexander Howat
Howat
Indianapolis
Bronson, Rogers and Hiérni
Die Gone
Metoet Neethva Board
Allied officer attacked by former German boldiess
Report from Basle says an allied officer was attacked by former German soldiers near the disman tled fortress on the Rhine eight miles north west of Basle. The fortress had blocked a French drive into Alsace in 1914 and became village barracks.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Basle
Ystein
Rhine
Alsace
Man Dies After Fall While Escaping From Home
A man attempting escape from a residence on the fourth floor fell to his death. Rose Madring, 23, is identified in the report as the victim.
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Rae
Rose
Madring
Escaped prisoner sighted near Graham County
Local reports indicate an escaped convict from Colorado may be at large near Graham with authorities on alert and a search underway. No injuries reported and residents urged to remain vigilant and call police with any sightings.
Utah Gazettee Prison Cap on Night
Garfield County sheriff reports a man in Rifle Colorado as Graham seeks nine years for murder with alleged prior fraud. He allegedly cashed several bogus checks in the Rift area over two weeks.
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Utah
Atette
Fravert
Garfield “County
Colontonto
Graham
el Alsalgo
Rift
Dollar Value Drive to Larceny Charge Reduction
Attorney Joseph Elynn urged County Judge McMahon to reduce a grand larceny charge against Mrs Mary Janak to petit larceny arguing the dollar is worth only 60 cents. The judge noted the Treasury has not recognized depreciation in purchasing value and treated the case as the same dollar.
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Associated Press
New York
Dolar
Joseph Elynn
McMahon Todiy
Mary Janak
Janik
Treasury Department
Steel Workers 10 Stay on Strike in Cleveland
Fifteen hundred steel workers voted to continue the strike and keep away from former employment until victory or official end by national officers. Their leaders reported progress in talks with Pittsburgh officials as shortages and coal issues hint at restraining production. Some workers who had staid away returned to mills, while others remained idle.
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Cleveland, O
Humber
Pittsburg
John Kwiatkowski
Joseph Mroczek
Siest
Chee
Hunger strikers abandon their attempt at Mount Joy prison
Sixteen hunger strikers at Mount Joy prison abandoned their protest after the lord mayor visited them, finding them in good health. He said they had received certain concessions, not disclosed. Earlier reports noted no further prisoners would be liberated and no more prison concessions would be made for those convicted under the Defense of the Realm Act.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Mount Joy
Sugar seized at Nestles plant in Menominee Wisconsin
United States marshal Frank O Connor seized 86000 pounds of sugar at the Nestles Food company plant in Menominee Wisconsin. The factory had stopped canning and was packing only evaporated or unsweetened sugar. A court hearing in Madison on January 8 will determine disposition of the sugar.
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Menominee
Wis
United States
Matefall Frank O'Connor
Nestles Food Company
United ‘States
Madison
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Wiker
Funeral services were held yesterday from the Presbyterian Church for Mrs M. Wiker. The obsequies were conducted with customary rites, with family andlocal mourners in attendance as the remains were laid to rest.
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Wiker
M. Wike
Presbyterian Phiurchy
Agreement Reached on Siberia Key Policy Rapprochement
An announced Japanese and American accord seeks joint action in Siberia. Tokyo says the plan shifts railway management concerns to a shared approach while maintaining order near the Trans-Siberian lines. Negotiations continue as Japan adjusts its support to the Omsk government.
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Vladivostok
Siberia
United States
Japan
America
Tokio
United ‘States
Siberian
Omsk
Admiral Kotchak
Americ¢a
Basa
Far East
Publicity Bureau
Elments
All Nebraska reception honors General Pershing at capitol
Lincoln Neb Dec 26 an all Nebraska reception to General John J Pershing was held tonight at the state capitol attended by a large crowd of Lincoln people and many visitors from other states it aimed to give the public opportunity not afforded at the more exclusive functions to the general. In the receiving line with the general were Governor Mayor Miller of Lincoln and a number of townspeople Friends of many years standing were present Earlier in the day General Pershing was the honor guest at a luncheon tendered by a merchants club There were no speeches tonight and the reception was marked by informality.
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Lincoln
John J. Pershing
State’ Capitol
Perahting
Miller
General Pershing
By. A
Missing Bridegroom Found In Room In New York
Associated Press report from New York notes a missing bridegroom found safe in a private room. The article mentions Ruth and Keeney among cited individuals and references local tax concerns while detailing the unusual discovery.
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New York
Associated Press
Ruth
M Keeney
Monson
American Legion Posts Reach 6561 Worldwide Count
American Legion reports 6561 posts globally across the United States and foreign countries. France England and Canada each host one post. Alaska has four and Hawaii five. Ten states top 200 posts led by New York with 777, Pennsylvania 497, Minnesota 364, Illinois 349. Indiana 203 and other states listed with post totals.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
United States
France
England
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Cuba
Mexico
Philippines Islands
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Ohio
Massachusetts
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Missouri
Indiana
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Marylaxid
Michigan
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode
Island
South Carolin
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Confederate General Cox Dies After War End
Richmond dispatch reports Brig. Gen. William Ruffin Cox, longtime Confederate officer at Appomattox, died December 26 in Virginia. Cox later rose in North Carolina politics, serving terms in Congress and as secretary of the United States Senate under both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Richmond
William Ruffin Cox
Appotomax Court House
Sometter
Tee
Cox
North “Carolina
Congress
United States Senate
Denies Detzer charged with cruelty at Le Mans court martial
In New York the defense denies prisoners in a military police company suffered brutal treatment at Le Mans. Witnesses include Sgt Edward Butler and Sgt Major Muirray Phillips testifying at the Governors Island court martial for Captain Karl W Detzer, commander of the company. Butler disputes Phillips testimony and claims the charge was broader than evidence showed.
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Byenne
Pras
New York
LeMans
Thej
Governors Island
Karl W. Detzer
wAgs
Edward B. Butler
Bt. Louis
Muirray
Phillips
Brooklyn
Cour
Adden
Butler
Burley Man Shot During Family Quarrel
Word received in bwin Dis yesterday of a shooting during a quarrel in Bur ley Christmas runhorning in which Feamster was fatally wounded. John Johnson is in jail charged with the shooting. Bad blood existed between the two men for some time according to the sword rerohine bene. Johnson claims self defense as Feamster had allegedly insulted his wife. Feamster’s brother says the injured man has little chance for recovery. Yohneen is in jail awaiting the outcome.
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Bureley
Feamster
John Johnson
Lee
Johnson
Nanan
Meamster
Yohneen
Palace Cafe For Sale Twin Falls Idaho
Notice by Merlin B Ketcham administrator with will annexed of the estate of Joseph R Booth deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Office at First National Bank Building Twin Falls Idaho. dated December 20 1919.
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Joseph R. Booth
Merlin B. Ketcham
Asher B. Wilson
First National Bank
Twin Falls
Idaho
Alias Summons in Fourth Judicial District Idaho
A summons in the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho charges Henry Osman and related parties as defendants in a divorce action. The State of Idaho pursues dissolution of marriage on cruelty grounds. Defendants must appear within twenty to forty days depending on service location, or the plaintiff will seek relief. Clerk J. Siggins notes the case at Twin Falls with Guthrie and Myers as plaintiffs’ attorneys.
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District Court of the
Fourth Sudietat ‘District
Tetahto
Sowite Fats County
Augusta Osman
Jaenry Osmar
Idaho
Twingralls County
Diaes
J. Siggins
Guthrie & Myers
Plainstiff
Twin Falls
Doe
Alias summons in quiet title action in Twin Falls Idaho
Judicial District of Idaho in Twin Falls County issues alias summons to Ming Snyder deceased Mina Snyder unknown heirs and devisees and unknown owners Lot 3 Block 140 original townsite Twin Falls Idaho Lumber Company defendants. Plaintiff Frank A. Purdy seeks judgment to quiet title. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days otherwise. Witness date November 14, 1919. Guthrie Myers attorneys. Probate court folder shows action to quiet title in Lot 3 Block 140 original Twin Falls townsite.
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Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Foxy Twin Falls County
Frank A. Purdy
Ming Snyder
Mina Snyder
Twin Falls
Twin Walls County
Idaho Lumber Company
Las
Twin Luis
Twin Falls County
State—of
Idaho
Idaho Lumber
Eme- Hany
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District of
Tdaho
Judicial
Twin ‘Falls
Twins County
Sea
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Miss Keeney
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Pershing
Europe
Bamouss
Detzer
Burley
A. Feamster
Jonny Johnson
Palace Cafe
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Twin Falls Fong Toy
Asher B. ‘Wilson
Alias
State of
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Guthrie & ‘Myers
Twin
First National Bank OF
Twin Falls, Idaho
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