07 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1919
Page
1
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses alliances among France Belgium Italy and Great Britain related to withdrawal from world affairs. Mentions Teutonic Russia and an alleged quad alliance forming, with garbled phrasing and unclear dates or actions.
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Washington December 7 President Wilson announced a new proposal for settling the coal strike. The heads of the United Mine Workers accepted the plan after a conference with Attorney General Palmer and Joseph P Tumulty. Officials expect a speedy termination of the nationwide stoppage and a readjustment of the dispute.
December 6 report notes at least several members of the Wegner series in the senate stress ongoing concerns. The fragment hints at a political or legislative context with unspecified casualties. Unclear details prevent full reconstruction of events or identities from the damaged OCR text.
Liberals from across the United States arrived in St. Louis for a four day conference starting Tuesday. The gathering could introduce a third party into the 1920 presidential campaign. The Nonpartisan League opened convention headquarters but may not dominate. Governor Frazier of North Dakota, a leading member, is expected tomorrow with the North Dakota delegation.
President Wilson deflects blame to senators as he resists reviving the Versailles treaty. The dispatch notes he will not allow the agreement to be rewritten by others and hints at planned conferences to defend his stance amid mounting press scrutiny.
Washington reports that the United States supports the Allies amid Germany's refusal to sign the peace treaty protocol. U.S. troops likely cannot be used to restart hostilities, and action against Berlin requires congressional authorization or treaty consent. The Scapa Flow fleet issue is explained as not a strict armistice validation, with emphasis on allied consent and treaty terms.
San Francisco December 4 union leaders claimed prospects for ending the shipyard strike as dissension grew among employers. Foundry owners and other metal trades workers split with ten foundries recently conceding to union scale. Most operating foundries in the California metal trades association withdrew from the California foundrymen's association.
Oregon Short Line announces new schedule due to fuel shortage, reducing passenger service. One daily train operates each direction on Twin Falls branch with limited hours. The afternoon eastbound train will run as usual today and resume normal service Monday.
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Henry Wood notes indicate the supreme council conference reached unanimity on a text of a note understood to be directed to Germany. The text was advanced while Diana Benes Foch reportedly faced opposition.
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