Coal restrictions linger as miners return to work
A local coal board says the outlook is promising but relief slow. Miners returning to work do not guarantee ample coal soon, so restrictions remain until production recovers. Waterloo receives 7 cars and 43 more on the way. railroad officials plan coal specials to speed movement.
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Ves
Net Board
Jme
I Llinois Gentral Rail
Waterloo
Ars
Alance
Dubuque
Ilinois
Central Railroad
Weeg
Pu& Ny
Cedar Valley Road
When Is Press Not a Press According to Cabrie
New York December 11 Luis Cabrie secretary of the treasury in Car ranza's cabinet says anti American propaganda blamed on the American press. He tells Universal reporters the press in the United States is sensational and venal and not a real press. Cabrie denied involvement in the Jenkins case.
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New York
Luis Cabrie
Treasury
Carranza
United States
Washington
Gabris
Births Reported in Cedar Falls Area
Birth notices list six families with new children. Charles EB Nield and wife announce a son Las ter McKinley. Joseph Symoens welcome a daughter Louise Camila. Wilbur Henry Trudfilan show two sons Lowell Donald. John Emory Thompson's family greets daughter Ethel May. Charles A Mercurio and wife announce a son Charles A Jr.. Wyward Clinton Weisbard celebrate a daughter Eleanor Marie. A silent but effective salesman Ad for Sale appears in the Courier.
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Charles EB. Nield
Cedar. Falls
Laster ‘McKinley
Joseph
Symoens
Poyner Township
Louise Camila
Wilbur-Henry Trud- Filan
Vinton
Lowell Donald
John Emory Thompson
Cedar Falls
Ethel May
Charles A. Mercurio
Charles A
Wyward Clinton ‘Weisbard
Eleanor Marie
Mexico Oil Decrees Halt U S Drilling, Warns Ship Board
Washington reports the U S Shipping Board warns that Mexican oil decrees threaten fuel for 600 oil burning steamers. Chairman Payne urges action to protect American oil properties as drilling is halted by Mexican authorities after denied permits. State Department notes sent to Carranza have not received replies.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
Payne
Shipping Board
Lansing
State Department
Resumption General in Mines of Indiana Under Union Labor
Indiana coal fields began resuming work today with about 1000 miners back in Newburg Fort Branch and Blackburn. Some mines near Myansville remained idle but expected to reopen by tomorrow. Terre Haute fields stayed idle for delays in telegrams while President Edward Stewart of District No 11 planned to address workers.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Newburg
Fort Branch
Blackburn
Myansville
Terre Haute
Edward Stewart
Wilson Awards Medal to 10 Navy and Marine Heroes
The Navy Department announced ten additional officers and enlisted men of the Navy and Marine Corps to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for extraordinary heroism. The list, part of a total of 19 naval service awardees, includes Lieut. Commander J.J. Madison of Hoboken New Jersey and Lieut. E. H. Isaacs of Fort Sam Houston Texas, among others in Seattle Boston Philadelphia Gloucester Mount Vernon and unspecified addresses.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Marine Corps
Wilson
Navy Department
Naval and Marine Service
J.J. Madison
Hoboken
N.J
E. H. Isaacs
Fort Sam
Houston
Tex
W. EB. Osborne
M.C
Boston
Orlando H. Petty
M. C
Philadelphia
Louis Cukela
Seattle
Wash
Ralph Talbot
Daniel A. Sullivan
Mount Vernon
A. G. Lyle
Gloucester
Mass
R- G. Robinson
C.F. Hoffman
Dinner Given Gleaves by Americans Marks His Visit to Tokio
The Japanese showed cordiality and enthusiasm during Admiral Albert Gleaves's visit to Tokyo as the American association hosted a dinner in his honor. Roland S. Morris, American minister to Japan, noted efforts to manifest goodwill toward the United States.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Albert. Gleaves
United States
American Association
Japan
Germany’s Reply to Protocol Conditions Translated in Paris
Paris December 11 The German reply to the supreme council note demanding the peace protocol signing has been received and is being translated by the German delegation. The Intransigeant states the reply is substantially capitulation on the Scapa Flow issue and proposes discussing other points.
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Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
Irish Bill Delayed in Commons Amid Clemenceau Visit
London December 11. The Irish bill introduction in the house of commons was postponed again as Premier Lloyd George could not present the measure due to French Premier Clemenceau's visit. The government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law said it might not be moved next week.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Clemenceau
France
Liord George
Michigan Coal Strike Doubts Over Settlement Support
Bay City Michigan December 11 coal mine activity resumes with some machines cutting coal but Vice President Cook of the Michigan district questions whether the settlement will be generally accepted by Michigan miners amid operator optimism.
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Michigan
Associated Press
Bay City
Mich
Cook
Clemenceau Arrives in London for Talks With Lloyd George
Crowds cheer Georges Clemenceau as he arrives in London to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George and Italian Foreign Minister Scialia. The leaders begin private discussions at Downing Street, focusing on Adriatic tension, the Russian situation, and Turkey, with no public outline of outcomes.
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London
Georges Clemenceau
France
Paris
Lloyd Georges
Vittorio Scialoia
Italy
Victoria Station
M. Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Earl Curzon
Walter Hume Long
Admiralty
Downing Street
Mr. Lloyd George
House of Commons
Carmania and Maryland Collision Near Halifax
Messages say the British steamer Carmania will reach port under her own steam tomorrow after colliding with the steamer Maryland about 600 miles from Halifax. Carmania reports damage above the water line and no danger, while the Maryland proceeds to London with many American passengers aboard.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Maryland
London
Ohio Sees Coal Hope as Preparations for Mine Activity Start
Associated Press reports Ohio expects a coal mine resumption soon with miners returning under union orders. Officials say most workers will restart by Saturday and full output will begin by Monday, as coal is marketed from Jefferson county fields.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Jefferson County
Indianapolis
Wilson and Lansing Dispute Over Mexico Denial
Secretary Lansing stated there is no difference between President Wilson and the state department on Mexican affairs. He dismissed reports that the president’s stance on the Falls resolution differed from official policy. A separate item notes a First Presbyterian church window display featuring aprons and fancy articles this Saturday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
State Department
Lansing
Falls
Carranza
Department
First Presbyterian Bakar
First Presbyterian Church
Beljing
Pedersen Held on Embezzlement Charge in Des Moines
C D Pedersen president of the American Manufacturing Co Weat Locust street was jailed on information charging larceny by embezzlement. He pled not guilty at municipal court and posted 5000 bond. Prosecution says he sold 18000 stock from Jan 1 to Dec 1 this year and misappropriated funds.
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Des Moines
C. D. Pedersen
American Manufacturing Company
Weat Locust Street
H. H. Stipp
Pedersen
J. G. Vander
Invasion Reported From Mexico Threatens Russia Bolshevik Reach
Immigration commissioner Anthony Caminetti ordered officials to forward and report on a threatened influx of 50 Russian Bolsheviks and 150 Mexicans. Caminetti voiced little concern about immigration officials' ability to handle any such surge.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Anthony Caminetti
Mexico
Caminetti
Japan Sees America Convinced Former to Aid in Siberian Task
Tokio reports Tokyo says Washington is assured Japan will cooperate in Trans Siberian railroad work. The note expresses gratification that the U S is convinced Japan remains wholeheartedly determined to aid the Siberian mission. St Lukes Evangelical Ladies Aid Society holds a bazaar Friday at Mrs Phaedore Smith residence.
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Japan
America
Siberian
Tokio
Washington
Siberia
ST. Luke's Evangelical. Hadles
American Manufacturing moves necktie maker to Des Moines
The American Manufacturing Company, producer of neckties, has relocated from Waterloo Indiana to Des Moines. Pedersen, residing at 4029 Walker Street, is connected to the item in the notice.
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Pool
Ara
American Manufacturing Company
Des Moines
Waterloo
Pedersen
Walker Street
Miners Refuse Return to Work in Pittsburg Strike News
Union coal miners in Pittsburg Kansas did not return to work this morning and no steps were announced to compel a return to duty. The situation stems from a strike that began after leaders left Indianapolis last night. Carl Gray was elected president of the Union Pacific system companies at a New York board meeting today.
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Kangas
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kan
Indiamapols
Carl Gray
Temperature readings prompt retest of government gauge
Temperature readings from government weather stations sparked action by observer Ralph Blippy who reports the gauge near town may be misadjusted. Readings ranged from 29 degrees below zero at one site to 22 below at others while private thermometers showed 21 to 22 below. The norther bureau will readjust or replace the official thermometer. The day also notes a Gladbrook man settling charges over his son’s book purchases and a Colorado suffrage ratification moves toward final senate action.
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Owas
Ralph Blippy
Hila
Masonity
Charles City
Slippy
Norther Bureau
Missouri Mines arene couples and workers in transit
MISSOURI MINES arene (By the Associated Prepe) describes Jefferson City dispatches on December with volunteers and guardsmen preparing to return home as miners in the district are ready to resume work. The College of Commerce reports a low cost lunch program started by the Students' Boarding club, prompted by a fuel shortage. Marriage licenses are listed for Edwin Waterbury and Jessie Baxton, John H. Schmitt and Josephine De Werf.
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Missouri Mines
Associated
Prepe
Jefferson City
Bartomoe
National ‘Guardsmen
College
College of Commerce
Edwin Waterbury
Center Ist
Jessie Baxton
Walker
John H. Schmitt
Cras
Josephine de Werf
Aterlo
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U. S
Germany
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Gomes
Andrew Bouard
Law
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Ab Ao
Turkey
IC. D. Pedersen
Herman Ledtge
Gladbrook
Ernest Ledtge
Gladbrook Bank
Checka
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Jedige
Denver
Colo
House of Representatives
Colorado
Senate
Daul Dayvis
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