Kansas Miners Hold Fast in Strike Defiance
Frenva Sick, Ind. Jere. 11. Attorney General Palmer in Indianapolis reports ministers of labor returning to work as Kansas miners resist Anderson injunction and Wilson proposal. Howat asserts district 14 strike persists at select mines, sparking fuel concerns. Lewis urges DOJ restraint while local disputes play out.
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Stores to Remain Open Nine Hours on Saturday
All Washington stores will be open for nine hours tomorrow from 9 am to 6 pm under fuel administration rules. Merchants and Manufacturers Association officers held a conference to adopt the hours as best for shoppers and employees. The regulations extend light and heat from the former six hours to nine hours on Saturdays for retail outlets.
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Garfield's Resignation Over Coal Strike Proposal
Associated Press reports Dr. Garfield quit last night to President Wilson over principle objections to the government and mine workers settlement. He opposes a three member commission with power to raise coal prices, urging a review body without price-setting authority, and his aim to protect consumers from higher costs.
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Wilson Outdoors in Cold Despite Freezing Temperatures
President Wilson spent an hour yesterday on the south portico of the White House. He wore the fur coat he used at the peace conference last winter as a bright sun shone and the wind was light.
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White House
Ask Truce Between Capital and Labor
Religious conditions in rural communities temperance work and enforcement of the prohibition amendment and evangelism were among decisions at the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America executive committee session in Baltimore. A Washington presbytery resolution urged a three to six month labor capital truce to ease disturbance and stabilize production and prices. A committee was appointed to study the proposal with a decision expected before adjournment. Rev. Charles Goodell reported on federated evangelism campaigns yielding 16,000 new church members in Pittsburgh, 4,500 in Buffalo, and at least 30,000 in Chicago before Easter.
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New York
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Buffalo
Chicago
Jury rejects blue laws in Jaffe Sunday sale case
Baltimore December 11 A criminal court jury acquitted confectioner Benjamin I. Jaffe after disapproving the blue laws enforcement. He had been indicted for selling cigars and soda water on Sunday.
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Criminal Court
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Hays Maps Program for Women Role in 1920s
The Washington Post reports Chairman Will Hays guiding the Republican national committee toward a domestic policy focus. He plans women’s increased influence in convention, campaign funds, and state representations, while avoiding foreign questions like Mexico. A new policies and platform committee may grow to 50 to 80 members to shape the Chicago platform.
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Washington Post Co
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Chicago
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Washington
Taft Praises Frick Gifts as Merited Tribute to Colleges
Taft lauds Frick donations as fitting recognition of colleges usefulness. He argues wealth should share with eminent professors whose training of youth demands sacrifice of wealth and comforts. The president also expresses confidence in the executives handling Mexico and international issues.
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Frick gifts praised as proper use of wealth for education
William Howard Taft lauds university professors for sacrificing wealth for service and training youth. He commends Henry Clay Frick’s generous endowments to Princeton, Harvard, MIT, and others, praising trust in university administrators and warning against dead hand restrictions on funds.
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Ambassadors’ Views on Fall Resolution Reflected in Hearing
In testimony before the foreign relations committee, Ambassador Fletcher stated the State Department approved the first part of the Fall resolution but not the section calling for withdrawing recognition or severing relations with Carranza. He emphasized his role as a representative of Lansing and the department, not a personal decider.
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Senate
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Albert W. Fox
Washington Post Co
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Wilson
Mexico
Carranza
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State Department
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CIA
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Home Rule Deferred as Dublin Raids Suppress Fair
London and Dublin report Irish bill introduction delayed amid debate on coercion and conciliation. Sinn Fein MP Thomas Kelly arrested as Mansion House searches target Christmas fair suppression linked to Gaelic League activities. prisoners moved to Kingston and ships bound for England.
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Associated Press
London
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Oreter
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House of Commons
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Waterford
Bonar Law
Thomas Kelly
Sinn Fein
Count Funkett
Kelly
Kingston
Wormwood Scrubbs
Mansion House
Gaelic League
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Dechin
Peace treaty debate ends with partisan blame in Senate
In a first open discussion this session on the peace treaty during a railroad bill debate, Lodge Lenroot and Underwood clash over responsibility for inaction. Underwood says the treaty could be revived by a majority vote, while Lodge and Lenroot blame Democrats and the President. Borah voices satisfied pessimism, predicting the treaty will remain dead until voters decide in 1920.
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Senate
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Seruitar Lodge
Lemrool
Thomas Thet
Lodge
Lenroot
Alabama
Hitchcock
Wisconsin
Lnderwood
Senator Lodge
Senator Borah
Colorado House Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendments
Denver Dec 11 The Colorado House of Representatives unanimously adopted a resolution ratifying the federal constitutional amendments granting women suffrage. The state senate is expected to act tomorrow on the measure. winter weekends at The Greenbrier resort White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Kill tuberculosis help the other fellow and protect yourself.
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