Will now present case to commission
International officers of the United Mine Workers will go before President Wilsons appointed commission to arbitrate the wage dispute. By a 1639 to 221 vote the convention endorsed calling off the strike and accepting a 14 percent wage advance and submitting all disputes to the commission. Acting President Lewis and Secretary Green will meet the international board and then head to Washington for Monday’s hearing to present the miners case.
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Associated Preas
Columbus
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Philip Murray
Pennsylvania Miner
Lewis
Green
International ‘Executive Board
Washington
John P. White
Cleveland
Joe Lynndl
Thomas F. O'Connor
Peoria
Ravel
J. C. Lewis
Tiynol
Tynol
Frank Farrington
Minoats
Alex Howat
Kansas Miners
Farr
Ngton
Howat
Prominent Leader Urges Continued Fight for Conditions
The organization said it had emerged unharmed after warning that continuing the strike and revolt against the government would have meant disaster. Lewis promised delegates to continue the fight for higher pay, shorter hours, and adjusted local working conditions before the president's commission.
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Wnscathedimg
Lewis
American women awarded French honor in Paris
Capt. Andrew Tardieu, French minister of blockade and invaded regions, bestowed the Legion of Honor chevalier insignia on Mrs Laurence Bennet wife of the former president of the American chamber of commerce in Paris and Mrs Annie Murray Dike president of the American commission for relief in devastated regions of France.
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Associated Press
Paris
Fan
Andrew Tardieu
Legion’ of Honor
Laurence
Bennet
American Chamber of Commerce
Annie Murray Dike
American Commission
France
Largest hotel for women planned in New York
The Associated Press reports a 17 story large hotel for women to be built at Fifty-seventh Street and Lexington Avenue in New York. It will be America’s largest women’s hotel catering to businesswomen and those of moderate means with about 700 rooms available at daily rates from $1 to $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
America
Fifty-seventh Street
Lexington Avenue
Government moves to root out radicals nationwide
Washington reports complete coordination across agencies and an energized Congress as raids continue for radicals. A Johnson bill would recruit every federal employee for screening aliens, with court, treasury, immigration, and military agencies aiding in evidence gathering and deportation efforts. Ellis Island facilities are cleared to hold aliens pending deportation. A warrant was issued for the arrest and deportation of a so-called Russian ambassador.
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Washington
Congress
Garvin
L. G A. K. Martens
Johnson
Republican
Mach
Department of Justice
Immigration
Treasury Secret Service
Army
Baker
Ellis Island
Bergdoll Captured. Draft Dodger Held on Governors Island
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, son of a former brewer and famed draft dodger, was captured today in his mother’s Philadelphia home and jailed on Governors Island. Federal agents wrestled past Mrs Bergdoll’s resistance, seizing the fugitives and firearms as the elder Bergdoll’s son was paroled awaiting court martial.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Governors Island
New York “Harbor
Bergdoll
Erwin
Emma Bergdoll
Ars
Ball
Grover Bergdoll
United States
Mexico
Grover
New York
Prwin
Cincinnati
Ber Pdell
Fast Age Tomohbiles
Uter
Bloodthirsty Rabble Of Denikin Army Warned
New York January 7 reports a Dr Max Nordeau communication describing Denikin's army as a bloodthirsty rabble guilty of brutish outrages and infamy, released by Bernard G Richards of the American Jewish Congress.
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Associated Press
EW York
Army of
Eeating
Max Nordeau
Bernard G. Richards
American Jewish Congress
Brennan Beats Madden in Ten Round Heavyweight Fight
In Kenosha Wisconsin on January 7 Brennan of Chicago outpointed Bartley Madden of New York over ten rounds for a decision in a heavyweight bout.
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Associated Présa
Kenosha
Wis
B Brennan
Chicago
Bartley Madden
New ‘York
Socialist Party Members Expelled From New York Assembly
A speaker accuses socialist members of seeking seats to serve a platform deemed inimical to New York and United States interests. The resolution to vacant their seats follows claims that the party endorses Soviet revolution and aligns with communist principles.
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New ‘York
United ‘States
Socialist “Party
Socialist
Socialist Party
United States
Simon J
Chicago
Party of Soviet Russia
International
Moscow
America
Rasslin Champ Defends Title Against Cyclone Burns
Earl Caddock of town, heavyweight wrestling champion, defended his title in Boston tonight by beating Cyclone Burns in two straight falls. The opener lasted seven minutes forty seconds with a head scissors and wristlock, the second in twelve minutes five seconds using a body scissors and body hold.
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Boston
Earl Caddock
Burns
Eddie Fitz Simmons Defeats Patsy Cline in Newark Bout
Eddie Fitz Simmons of New York wins by technical knockout in the sixth round over Patsy Cline of Newark after Cline takes a knockdown and his corner throws in the towel. Joe Chip of Pittsburgh wins a newspaper decision over Knockout Brown in ten rounds.
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Detroit
Eddie Fitzsimmons
New ‘York
Patsy “Cline
Newark
Joe
Chip
Pittsburgh
Brown
Arraignment Today for Lloyd Prevost
Arraignment set for Lloyd Prevost today as legal proceedings proceed. Details on charges and court location not fully readable in the fragment. Named individuals and dates indicate a judicial proceeding in progress.
Berlin Papers Debate Government Policy
In a discussion among press outlets, the Associated press notes exchanges over government policy amid current conditions. The discourse reflects shared concerns about governance and policy directions.
Opposition Await United States Action
Opposition remains cautious and many members prefer to await the action of the United States before committing to any formal stance. The stance reflects careful consideration amid rising tensions and strategic delays in decision making.
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United States
Colone News Brief From the Associated Press
A terse AP item notes Americans signing onto a listed event or agreement. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no clear names, dates, or places readable for a fuller summary. The item reads like a brief notice or wire update without explicit outcomes.
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Patsy
Cline
Lloyd’ Prevos
Carpentier
Plaais
Berlin
Colone
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