Annual Message to Congress on Economy and Peace
President Wilson outlines budget and tax reforms to curb cost of living and unrest. He urges a unified budget system, tariff readjustments, and tax simplification while stressing a just peace and industrial stability amid postwar challenges. The address calls for rural development, veteran aid, and protection of workers within lawful processes.
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Third Conference of Representatives in Brussels
The third conference of national representatives for the League of Nations met in Brussels with 18 countries represented. Talks centered on unity with America, postwar peace, and preventing war while acknowledging American attendance hesitations and the need for a strong international framework.
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Killed by Bomb On World War II Trophy on Island
Laster Kittering, 21, living near GHAND ISLAND Neb, was accidentally killed today by an explosion from a jet bomb he had brought back as a trophy from France. He was examining the mechanism when the blast occurred. Coal shortage cripples Montana, with severe scarcity in eastern and southern districts while farms aid by Hyllie Nels and forests in western Montana supply wood to substitute coal, per State Labor Commissioner Swindleburst.
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Judge Alschuler's Decision on Increase Too Small
Chicago stockyards workers learn increases totaling about 12 million dollars yearly, affecting 126000 workers across multiple cities. Union leaders dispute the retroactive period and push for 20 to 30 percent raise. meeting to gather sentiment postponed.
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Ship Strike Mine Off Te Mexico City
Mexico Foreign Office announced that the last American note had not been delivered. Dispatches to New York and London report that miscommunications delayed the note from Secretary Lansing. In Mexico City undersecretary Hilario Medina said consular agents are not immune from federal tribunals despite prior remarks.
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Kerwood Steamer Carried Food and Clothing to Allies
The Kerwood, a 2561 ton American owned steamer, left New York for North Sea relief on November 4 with foodstuffs and clothing. Commanded by Captain Abernay, the vessel carried supplies intended for Americans and Germans.
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Military Campaign On Large Scale May Be Necessitated
TOKIO reports the eastward advance of Bolshevik forces in Siberia creates a pressing danger for Japan and the American government. A large scale military campaign may be required to address Bolshevik and Chinese internal instability. Japan appears to seek US support while awaiting Admiral Albert’s arrival with the US naval fleet, amid staged receptions and official dinners.
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Americans Delay Start For Peace Conference Delegation
The Anterioin delegation to the peace conference bound for Brent has postponed its departure to December 7 while a substantial portion of the personnel will still leave Paris for Seest on the evening of December 5, as previously arranged.
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US officials press Mexico over Jenkins case in note
Washington officials and lawmakers urged Secretary Lanning to push for negotiations with the Mexican government. A latent note to President Carranza warned that swift action would follow if William Senkina, the U S consular agent held at Puebla, was not released promptly. Carranza’s reply awaited in Washington.
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Strange Woman Visit Recalls Ogden Murder Mystery
Ogden residents recall a mysterious visitor linked to the 1916 murder of Maud Taber. Walter Taber, her brother, and her mother or stepmother are sought by Lawton authorities to explain a death found concealed in a Lawton basement. Maud Taber, once a teacher and church treasurer in Ogden, faced questions as friends note her fragile health and strange departure from the city.
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