President Wilson Pleads Miners Return to Work
Wilson urges United Mine Workers to resume coal production amid wage scale readjustment and warns of long term harm to industry and national interests from sustained strikes. He stresses trust, contracts, and the need for a fair, enforceable agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
Washington , D. C
United Mine Workers of America
Ilinois
Becauss
United Mini Workers of America
United States
Bituminous Coal Commission
T Gannol
Longes Tha
Woodrow Wilson
Porch Talk Calls for Leveling Class Barriers in Nation
A front porch address urges shared tax burdens and reduced federal spending. The speaker stresses national unity, diversified industry, and equal opportunity, opposing sectional interests while praising patriotic civic duty. Senator Harding’s porch campaign opens with a march to Marion.
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Mansfield
Hichland County
Ohio
Harding
Hage
Marion
Senator Harding
Althe
Vwarding
Gordon A. Farrow
Mansfield Aero Club
Harding Lown
E. B. Capeller
T Harding
Congress
Howe Folky
Benator Harding
Woman Struck by Auto Fractures Ribs at Intersection
Miss Lena Panter of 219 Logan avenue employed by Singer Sewing Machine company suffered several fractured ribs and severe bruises after being hit by a car driven by Mrs. C. A. Castle. Taken to St Francia hospital, injuries not critical. She failed to see the automobile while crossing Washington Street and Park avenue due to distraction by a motor cycle.
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Lena Panter
Logan Avenue
Singer Sewing Machine Company
C. A. Castle
St. Francia Hospital
Panter
Washington Street
Park Avenue
Order Gypsies to Leave City Camp Invoked by Police Chief
A band of gypsies established a camp near the old paper mill and were ordered to leave the city by Chief of Police Young. The wagon of wagons has been displaced by four automobiles and a motor truck. Plaza Theatre manager James Innes is transferred from Sioux City to manage the Plaza here. Glen Barker remains Crystal manager and becomes advertising manager for both theatres. The publicity head for Hostetler theatres will move to Omaha. Coal region employment totals 147 593 in the anthracite area and 172 600 in the bituminous region.
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Young
Wagan
PLAZA
James Innes
Royal Theatre
Sioux City
Hostetler Finterprises Compny
Glen Barker
the Crystal
Wooll
Hostetler String of
Omaha
Pennsylvania
Heloer
Kulgbis
Pythias
Cedar Rapids
Watérlo
la Porte City
Colfax
Middle West
Grand Lodge of
Lowe
Helmet
G. E. Bickley
J. H. Bragdon
R. A. Bilis
F. W. Esher
He 1
Green
G. W. Huntley
W. R. Law
de ‘McCluskey
C. I. Munger
G. E. Pike
M.S. Pettit
Carleton Stas
Woman Survives Berlin Fall with Makeshift Parachute
Frau Emma Westphal on the fourth floor leaped from her Berlin apartment but landed unharmed in the court below. Her skirt acted as a parachute, saving her life as neighbors rushed to aid.
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Berlin
Emma Westphal
Rev Father Lorenz Recovering After Operation
ZAI Rev Father A J Lorenz of Dyersville Indiana former Sacred Heart assistant pastor is recovering from a serious operation at St Francis hospital with friends and parishioners praying for his speedy recovery.
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Zai
Father A. J. Lorenz
Dyersville, In
Sacred Heart Church
St. Francis Hospital
Polish Roman Catholic union organized in Detroit
Detroit reports the Polish Roman Catholic union organized during a nationwide conference of Polish citizens. Headquarters will be in Detroit, with the group presenting a silent but effective sales effort and promoting what is described as a For Sale Act in the Courier.
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Cathotic Union
Detroit
Mich
the Courier
Bicycle riding by chickens prohibited in town
Waterloo mayor N W Frisbie notes an anonymous clipping claiming a village ordinance bans chickens riding bicycles on sidewalks. He says no complaints exist but would order removal if the fad spreads and sidewalks are obstructed.
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N. W. Frisbie
Waterloo
City asks public aid to keep sidewalks clear
Waterloo announces the need to keep sidewalks unobstructed by bicycle racks and signs. City officials urge citizen cooperation and note an exception allowing racks before the Western Union Office and public libraries as approved by the Chief of Police.
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Waterloo
Wstern Union
Publ
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Police Young
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