Palmer Denounces Labor Dictates in Coal Strike Stand
Attorney General Palmer declares that government will not bow to any union orders or convention resolutions as superior to the law. He states the coal strike violates federal statute and will be enforced, while hoping for a peaceful settlement between operators and miners.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Laws
Winers
Palmer
Amera Eee Sateen
Naeoest
Tull, Heatiig
Wow
Department of Justice
Indianapolis
Lever
Federation Labor Critique Sparks Debate on Lever Act Scope
The Federation of Labor claims the Lever Act was not intended to apply to labor. Attorney General records show no papers supporting the executive council’s stance. Asbury Lever argues there was such an understanding and supports Judge Anderson’s order as aligned with Congress.
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Anderson
Congress
Deny Rail Guaranty Reported to House
Washington reports that permanent railroad legislation requires railroads to apply to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a general rate increase within 60 days after resuming private operation on January 1. The Plan was rejected as radical and incompatible with fundamental government principles.
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Washington
House
Eweh
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Radical books seized in Cambridge raid on Brattle Square bindery
Four thousand copies of a book on the Russian revolution printed by a New York publishing house were seized in a Brattle Square bindery raid in Cambridge Massachusetts. No arrests were made. The manager said 2000 copies were shipped to Coulouge and 1544 to western destinations.
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Cambridge
Mass
New York
Brattle Square
Coulouge
Osten
Reds Guilty of Conspiracy in Espionage Trials
In Washington a Supreme Court ruling upholds convictions under the espionage act for Jacob Abrams and four other self described Russian anarchists in New York for circulating radical literature. The decision affirms related charges against Joseph V. Stilson and Joseph Shukys of the Lithuanian Seeker federation in Philadelphia. Justice Holmes and Brandeis write separately, while Helmer and Brandeis dissent. The DOJ publicized actions across New York Detroit and other cities as part of a broad crackdown with deportations of aliens likely to threaten national security.
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Washington
New York
Jacob Abrams
Um Supreme Court
Holmes
Brandeis
Joseph V. Stilaon
Joseph Shukys
Prince
Henstaiper
Theo
Helme
Alles
Department of Justice
Detroi
Wesh
Union of
Hussian Workers
Paline
Sanark
N. J
Baltimore
Cleveland
Buffalo
Martford
Con
House Votes to Exclude Rep Berger From Senate Seat
The House, by 309 to 101, voted to exclude Victor L Berger the Milwaukee socialist whose espionage act conviction appeal is pending The vote followed Berger’s appeal to retain his seat and a special committee report asserting Americanism and loyalty The session featured disruption as Berger criticized government policy and Speaker Gillette cited difficulty understanding his foreign accent
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Washington
House of Representatives
Victor L. Berger
Berger
House
Voight
Wisconsin
Representative Dallinger
Rep
Massachusetts
Vilinger
Victor L. Verger
Berger Speech Sparks Expungement Vote in Congress
Lawmakers erupted as Charles Berger defended espionage charges and condemned American plutocracy. The House then voted 178 to 122 to expunge his speech from the Congressional Record amid disorder and partisan clashes.
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Fi al
Berger
Cie
House
Representative Rucker
Dem
Berges
Congressional Record
Mondell
Rucker
Wets Claim Victory in Ohio After Recount
Recount shows wets leading in Ohio with gains in Cincinnati and Cleveland areas. Official returns from 86 of 88 counties indicate a dry lead of 45 votes, with final tallies uncertain as Hamilton and Lake counties await certification.
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Ohio
Columbus
Cincinati
Obie
Cincinnati
Lake
Cave
Mamilton
Sod Lake
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Mahonny County
Mercer
Allens
Ashtabula
Muskingum
Cosheten
Veterans of World War Hold Meet in Minneapolis
Henry Lindsley of Texas elected permanent chairman at American Legion convention opening in Minneapolis. Treasurer reports $164,941.63 excess expenses over revenue amid strong law and order rhetoric and unity sentiments from officials and delegates. Marshal Foch and French envoy greetings delivered to nearly 3,000 attendees.
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Henry Lindsley
Texas
Minneapolis
Minn
Seston
Henry D. Lindsley
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Nationale
Henry DD
Linesley
American Legion
Copian
Teherber
Foch
U. S
Marshal Foch
J. C. Jussorand
United States
IMS
Germany
Argonne
Meuse
Somme
Flanders
Rhine
America
France
Paderewski to be Replaced as Poland Premier
Paris reports the fall of Ignace Paderewski as Polish premier imminent with Stanislaus Patel named as his replacement at Peace Conference meetings. Paderewski has exhausted his fortune over Poland's cause and is now practically destitute due to illness being cited.
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Paris
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Iaminent
Stanislaus Patel
Paderewski
Armistice Day Message From President Wilson
President Wilson proclaims Armistice Day marking Germany's surrender and praising the Allied victory. He credits American industry, finance, and manpower with supporting Europe and urges peaceful, coordinated efforts to build a new world order. He calls for political freedom and economic concert among nations.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
Siaerica
Armia
Miners Obey Court Orders Amid Protest
Miners comply with judicial directives under protest as authorities enforce court orders. Protesters argue for different terms while the wider labor dispute remains unresolved.
Theyre Americans We Will Comply With Court Mandate
The United Mine Workers general committee voted at four in the morning to obey United States District Judge Andersons court order ending the bituminous coal miners strike. President Lewis stated we will comply with the mandate under protest and that Americans cannot fight their country.
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Morning Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
United States
Anderson
Lewis
Federal Judge Upholds End to Miner Strike
(Special to Evening Journal) Indianapolis November 11 Federal Judge Anderson approved the order of United Mine Workers officials rescinding the strike order and the miners attorneys promised to have the order in the mails tonight.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Anderson
United Mize Workers
Prohibition Amendment Rejected by Ohio Vote
Columbus Ohio November 11 official returns show Ofio voted against ratifying the federal prohibition amendment by a margin of six hundred forty one.
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Columbus
Ofio
Secretary Wilson to Convene Miners and Operators Meeting
Secretary of Labor Wilson announced after a cabinet meeting that he will immediately call a meeting of miners and operators to negotiate a new wage agreement.
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Washington, DD. C
Wilson
War Memorial Valor and Wilson’s Peace Vision
A government tribute honors those who died serving the nation and reflects on victory as a chance to show sympathy for peace and justice in world councils as endorsed by President Wilson.
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America
United Mine Workers served with injunction in Indianapolis
Thirty three members of the general committee of the United Mine Workers of America met in Indianapolis to decide actions on Judge A B Andersons mandate to rescind the strike order. They were served with copies of the temporary injunction by U S Marshal Mark Seren and deputies.
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General Committee
Indianapolis
New
Coneral Committee
The
United Mine Workers of America
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
United States
Mark Seren
Gary rail men deny sympathy strike plan
A high official of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Gary Indiana denied a sympathetic strike by retired members to aid steel workers. He said the union intends to protect its members and rejects radical labeling while opposing any strike action that could be seen as a classed radical move.
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Gary
Ind
Brotherhood of
Gary Gistriet
Communists of Bertin Ready Raids Spur Action
In Bertin near Torin Nevada authorities raided Pietomunier headquarters on Sunday. Troops seized literature and mop supplies amid district tensions as security forces move to control the area.
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Bertin
Torin
Nev
Pietomunier
Shewlog
Bete ‘Myinte
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