Miners End Strike and Agree to Immediate Return to Work
The general committee of the United Mine Workers voted to accept President Wilson's plan for immediate resumption of work and a government appointed commission to resolve wage disputes. Telegrams instructed about 4000 locals to return to mines at once as operators and officials praised the settlement.
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Indianapolis
Mine Workers of America
Wison
IMSS
Minera
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William
Witien
Wade
Whey
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A. Mitchell Palmer
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Washington
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Witert
Prime Ministers Meet in London for Conference
London dispatch reports Georges Clemenceau arriving in London for talks with Prime Minister Lloyd George and Italy's Foreign Minister Scialoja. Downing Street hosts private sessions expected to extend over today and tomorrow as leaders discuss Adriatic postwar terms and cooperation.
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London
Wondon
Georges Clemenceau
France
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House of
Cammona
Clemencragi
Relief From Acute Industry Crisis and Coal Shortage
The article reports on a statement by acting President Lew Ward and others reaffirming loyalty to U S institutions while backing President Wilson's proposals for coal workers. It notes a reconvened miners convention in Indianapolis and plans for wage and price stabilization, with relief anticipated from the coal shortage as mines resume operations. Weather and transit disruptions from heavy snow are also described, along with bond selling notices and local ads.
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Ward
Ab Lawin
Comey
Cie
Fem
United States
Indianapolia
Lewis
Chicago
Indianapally
Ind
Wilson
Twosport
Imineshi
Plains
Denver
Rome
Gmabny Nebr
Shop Early in the Day Promotes Calm Christmas Grief
A fragment from a 1920s era shopper’s guide urges avoiding peak lines and crowds on Christmas Eve. The note argues early shopping reduces clerk stress and helps families pick the right gifts while keeping the holiday spirit. It mentions crowds at city stores and the necessity of considerate behavior toward staff.
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Susie
Billy
Mary
Millonaire
Gisa
Harry
Fragmented Mexican schooling scene recounts Toltec history focus
An article describes early grade lessons in Cuauhuac state Juarez where pupils under eight discuss geometric terms and Toltec kings. It notes teacher pupil rapport, use of formal pronouns, classroom decor, and ten grammarian schools for boys and five for girls, with Chimnahua City hosting the high school. It mentions a plan to offer a cash discount on all ransom.
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Mexica
Minnutl Sk
Juarez
Chimnahua City
Jin Suarez
Neighbor Under Suspicion in Local Murder Case
Hammond Indiana December reports indicate charges against Charles S White and Mrs Jah Jones in the death of a Dansey boy. White, a neighbor, faces murder related accusations while Jones is named as an accessory. The body was found near a swamp after a nationwide search for kidnapers.
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