Injunction to restrain coal strike in Indianapolis
Federal judge issues a temporary injunction against United Mine Workers leaders including Frank Hayes John Lewis and William Green restraining strike activity citing imminent national disaster and gov ernment power to enforce laws. Hearing set for November 8 with order in effect until then.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Federal District Court
United States
al. B. Anderson
By .C. B. Ames
Frank G. Hayes
John L. Lewis
William Green
Anderson
Ames
Pershing Opposes Large Standing Army Plan
General John J. Pershing testified before the Senate and House military committees, opposing a permanent army of 504,000. He argued for a smaller regular force, a citizen reserve, universal service, and a strong navy and army corps to meet obligations on the American continent and abroad. He urged retention of a strong reserve and criticized expansions of general officer ranks as unnecessary.
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Washington, del
War Department
Joan J
America
American
Pershing
Perahing
France
Celalon 9
Rarpa
Rand ReTvice
Gnr
Atard
Mayer
Emperor Ratifies Versailles Peace Document at Tokio
The emperor ratified the Versailles peace treaty by imperial act. Parliament approval was not required, and the privy council signaled consent. The ratification advances the pact among major powers, with Japan accepting the accord.
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Mperor
Versailles
Tokio
Jipaun
Nowerd
Pate Bt
Germany
Five States Vote For Governors In Off Year Elections
New York and four other states will elect governors on Tuesday November 4. The nationwide off year elections feature a single congressional race in Oklahoma. Prohibition looms large in several races with referendums on legislative ratification of the federal amendment and other measures.
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New York
Get
Massachueetia
New Jersey
Maryland
Kentucky
Miselsaingi
Oklahoma
Bituminous Coal Miners Prepare to Strike Tonight
INDIANAPOLIS amid reports more than 400,000 bituminous miners are ready to strike tonight. Federal officials including John I Creighton in Indianapolis discuss Lever Act measures to deter disruptions, with plans to halt production and protect the national fuel supply. Union leaders warn the walkout is imminent across many districts, while central districts prepare for potential government action. In Chicago the strike’s reach raises concerns over a 42 day supply and federal troops are positioned to protect property. Alabama locally divides with Bankhead union voting to strike, opposing a sympathetic stoppage.
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Indianapolis
Pli
John I Creighton
Muronn
Taventigauion
Munyeratts
Ig Borcan
Nntfon
Acton
Atrike
Bopefit Fund
Wall Gry
Eny
Mala Anid
Tha Trang
Mivision
tMo International
Ming Warkara
Anertenero
Bitomlinus
Conntry
Chicago
United Rigton Army
Windemith
Landaye
B. H. Muttphees
Atutt
Leonard Wood
Central Department
Huntington
W. Vo
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West Virginia
Ional
Fran
Lauravic
Comfielda
Fett
Mapa
Alalen
Army Central Department
Belak
Imdmingham
Ala
Hla
Prohibition Amendment Aims to Tighten Enforcement
A fragmented note outlines proposed provisions to curb misuse of intoxicants and strengthen enforcement. It references a late legislative act and intentions to limit alcohol access, with unnamed officials and dates implied in the draft.
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Arimed
Bey
Miners Entombed Alive after Mine Collapse Near Cofflenz
Reports say 21 miners remain entombed at the O. mine as rescue teams work to reach them. Food and air rationing are ongoing while workers near the shaft hope to access the trapped men still alive after 48 hours underground. A Berlin ceremony noted war context and Olympic honors.
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Amsterdam
Walter
Imine
Re~ Syiayr
Taltan Premier Supports Holding Fame In Adriatic Row
A fragment from a late October dispatch claims Taltan premier Sip haar Mie Utellen pledges backing for a claim over Adriatic territory amid Gabriele d Annunzio and Joran teian Fhume tensions. The note asserts Italian defense continuity and warns against ceding disputed lands. In a separate item, Germany requests partial end to the Soviet blockade and the return of ships held in Baltic ports.
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Eunice
Nilil
League of Nationa
Adriatic
Hase
Baltic
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