Industry Nearing Normal as 45 Goal Ban Is Removed
Reports from coal regions indicate 90 percent of miners returned to work and output at about 80 percent of normal. Stores reopen, trains resume, and first shipments of newly mined coal are expected this week as Indiana and Ohio approach normal production. The Senate coal committee plans further actions while a wage and price commission awaits mine worker return.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wedesday
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mines Workers
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Senate Coal Committee
Garfield
Frelinghuysen
Palmer jJater
White House
Seven Cardinals Named at Rome Consistory
Rome December 15 seven new cardinals were named at a secret consistory with an allocution by Pope Benedict. Named were Monsignor Lili vice chamberlain. Monsignor Camassei patriarch of Constantinople. Monsignor Balfe Di Bouzo nuncio at Vienna. Monsignor Kakowski bishop of Warsaw. Monsignor Bertram archbishop of Breslau. Monsignor Dalbor archbishop of Posen. and Monsignor Soldevilla y Romero archbishop of Saragossa. The Eau Claire County Union formed by consolidation of all English language weeklies in the county will be published in Augusta hosting the Augusta Times Augusta Eagle Fairchild Observer and Fall Creek Journal. The Reform remains the Norwegian language weekly in Eau Claire.
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Associated Press
Rome
Benedict
Monsignor
Lili
Camassei
Constantinople
Balfe di Bouzo
Vienna
Kakowski
Warsaw
Bertram
Breslau
Dalbor
Posen
Soldeviia Y Romero
Saragossa
Eau Clairé
Wis
Eau Claire County
Eau Claire
Good Fellows Club Seeks Christmas Cheer for Local Children
The Good Fellows fund receives 320 from the American Legion football team and appeals flood in speaking to a need for Christmas aid. Families including a Civil War veteran grandfather and several bereaved or unemployed parents beg for Santa visits, warm clothes, and gifts as headquarters open at 612-14 Mulberry Street with Ada Palmer in charge.
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Good Fellows Fund
American Legion
Good Fellows
Santa Claus
Good Fellows Club
Webberking
Mulberry Street
Ose
Western Auto Specialty Co
Des Moines
Ada Palmer
Advertising Rates Rise at Times Republican in Marshalltown
Marshalltown Iowa December 13 advertising rates in the Times Republican will increase by 10 cents per column inch. prepaid subscription discounts within the state will be discontinued. the paper will grow to eight columns and twelve pages daily to offset higher white paper costs and labor. reading matter will increase with larger pages.
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Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Sse
Hav
Courier
Waterloo
Capital
Des Moines
Register
France Must Buy Much Provender in United States
France plans to spend three billion francs on U S wheat cotton oats coal and machinery in the coming year says Eugene Schnecier who just returned from a government mission. He notes U S government will not advance the sum but will back private credit and may subscribe or provide machinery for liberty loans.
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Paris
France
United States
Eugene Schnecier
U.S
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
Africa
South America
Europe
31 Per Cent Boost Promised Miners, Is Howat's Statement
Kansas miners president Alexander Howat says he opposed the president's proposal but would have supported it if Lewis and Green had told what they knew. He notes promised improvements in working conditions once the plan is implemented and cites the Indianapolis agreement as the best contract obtained with receivers. Grand Rapids federal case also notes defense seeks government witness list for Newberry election-law trial.
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Pittsburg
Kan
J “Lewis
Green
Indianapolis
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners
Howat
Lewis
Wilson
Kansas
Garfield Says He Thought Cabinet Backing For Wage Plan
Fuel Administrator Garfield testified before the Senate coal committee that his resignation had been accepted by President Wilson and he believed cabinet support existed for a 14 percent miner wage increase. He criticized the final advisory commission as tilted toward industry and believed the government surrendered authority.
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Washington, D. C
Garfield
Senate Coal Com Nittes
Wilson
Wilson, Jr
Garfiald
Fiume Question Moves Toward Italian Control
Washington report notes that American Legion leaders and war risk officials will discuss the Fiume issue and the Sweet bill as Iowa legislators and Gen. Wood dominate Republican sentiment. D'Annunzio faces evacuation as Italy plans to take over Fiume under Badoglio and Nitti agreement.
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Fiume
Legion Aes
Washington News Bureau
Waterton
Yening Courier
Washington, D
American Legion
War Risk Bureau
Congress
Minneapolis
Iowa
Burton
J. Sweet
Third
Ship
Junion
Washington
Sweet
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Capitol
Legion
Senate
House
Republican National Committee
Wood
Gen
Pershing
R. D B. Howell
Nebraska
Iawa
Kansas
South Dakota
Colorado
Associated Press
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Adriatic
Castglia
Annunzios
France
Great Britain
Italy
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Caviglia
Triesta
Trieste
Pedrazzi
D‘annunzio
Badoglio
Rome
Gabriele D’annunzio
Ger. Badengolio
Jiaz
Nitti
Drug stores raided for alcoholic patent medicines
State agents and the sheriff's office raided Waterloo drug stores this afternoon, locking doors and examining stock for any intoxicating patent medicines with at least 18 percent alcohol. They sought cough syrups and snake bite remedies with kick, receiving some tonics in the sweep.
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Use Sheriff's Office
Waterloo
Sheriff's Office
Fuel board lifts operating hour ban for all businesses
The fuel board ended restrictions on opening and closing hours and lights today effective immediately. Businesses may resume normal schedules tonight but must conserve fuel as supply remains limited. The board thanks patriotic citizens and local officials for cooperation.
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Fuel Board
Patriotin
Wyyer and Poller Loree
BE. F. MacDonough
Johnson Seeks Presidency as Johnson Seeks Ailment Overtime
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California announces candidacy for the Republican nomination. He plans direct public appeals and a national campaign, aiming to go to the people rather than party politicians. He will return to California to ready his program and campaign.
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Washington, D. C
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Plang
Johnson
Tran Og
Theodore Roosevelt
Johson
Winter wheat area planted reaches 38 770 000 acres
The Agriculture Department reports 38 770 000 acres sown to winter wheat this fall with a revised last year's figure of 50 429 000 acres. December 1 crop condition stood at 35.2 percent of normal, down from 98.5 a year ago and 98.9 in 1917. Rye area is 5 520 000 acres, versus 7 282 000 last fall, with December 1 condition at 89.8 percent of normal.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Canada Paper Makers to Get Official Care
Ottawa reports an order giving power to R. H. Pringle, controller of newsprint, to prohibit exports by any company refusing to follow regulations. The move follows threats by several paper firms to ignore the newsprint controller's price fixing and distribution orders.
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Canada Paper Makers
Associated Press
Ottawa
R. H. Pringle
Courier Delivery Time Notice and Redelivery Policy
The notice states papers should arrive before 5 30 p m and if not due to carrier error readers should call 3330 for a replacement. Calls must reach the office before 6 80 p m for redelivery.
Miners in West Virginia Seek Same Wage Rise
Coal operators and miners in district No 17 United Mine Workers debated applying a 14 percent wage increase to the central competitive fields. Operators say 14 percent applies to the present district No 17 scale while miners want the central fields basis. K C Kennedy of the Kanawha Coal Operators Association traveled to Washington to press the case before government authorities. Officials expect normal output to resume and do not foresee extended idleness.
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Fress
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
K. C. Kennedy
Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
Washington
Foreign Ships Given Coal Relief Under Rail Board Relaxation
The railroad administration relaxes coal supply restrictions for foreign ships to allow hundreds of vessels in Atlantic and other ports to depart. Director General Hines orders the priority: inland and coastwise vessels, American overseas vessels, then foreign overseas vessels. Coal production expected at 80 percent of normal as miners return to work nationwide except Ohio and Kansas.
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Washington, D. C
Railroad Administration
Atlantic
Gen. Hines
Ohio
Kansas
Wartime Day Act Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court unanimously affirmed federal rulings upholding the wartime prohibition act and related bond withdrawals of about 60 million gallons of whisky. Justice Brandeis said exports and government powers in war times continue, and the wartime act binds federal and state law.
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Lie Associated Press
Washington, J
Supreme Court
Kentucky
New York
Brandeis
Dryfons, Blam & Co
Kentucky Distilleries & Warehouse Co
Louisville
Congress
Lt Coal and Sugar
New-York
Wilson
United States
America
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