New Zealand plan urged to curb strikes and unite capital and labor
London voices warn against the strike as a violent tool while praising New Zealand’s conciliatory system. A three‑year boards of conciliation with elected union and employer members would hear disputes, propose settlements, and refer unresolved cases to arbitration. The plan ties essential services to protected status and requires notice before strikes.
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Kingsley Wood
Ministry On Health
New Zealand
London
London Standard
Kingsley
jJeague of Nations
Emp
Summmons
Amated Society of Railway Servan
Minister of Railways
Court of Arbitration For Settlement
Board of Conciliation
Waymen
Booze Has No Property Rights So Men Are Freed
A Denver jury in the West Side criminal court declined the judge’s ruling that whiskey has no property rights and can be stolen. The defense asserted prohibition made whiskey non property while the jury seemed to share that view. The report notes this unusual legal stance amid ongoing prohibition era tensions.
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Denver
West Side
Convicted Man Recounts Hallucination in Cabin Case
In Boulder Gol Taggart, aged, tells of a terrifying encounter in Spencer's cabin where a voice pleaded not to kill. He describes striking with an axe after finding a strange substance in his hands, with District Attorney Fleming seeking conviction based on his admission that a human voice pleaded to spare the life.
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Boulder, Gol
Taggart
Spencer
Fleming
Severely Burned When Eyeshade Takes Fire
Har old Hunt, a stenographic assistant at the Maryland oil offices in Ponca City Oklahoma, was severely burned after a celluloid eyeshade he was lighting a cigarette with caught fire on Nov 21. His right side and eyelashes were singed and he was placed under a nurse.
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Ponca City
Okla
Harold Hunt
Maryland Oil
Hunt
Baby Girl Pisneiatts Named After Ford Birth
A baby girl born in Pratt Kansas was named Pisneiatts after the stork delivered the child while the mother, Mrs. Paul, was in Ford. The report reads as a brief, partial birth notice with unclear continuation.
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Ford
Henrietta
Pratt, Kan
Pisneiatts
Ree
Paul
Poland Proud of New Army in Warsaw Front Rally
In Warsaw on November 21, Poles express renewed patriotism as troops march to the eastern front with bayonets adorned by green sprigs. Conscription, unemployment relief, and devotion to Piłsudski keep morale high amid Bolshevik tension and rumored discontent among ranks.
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Warsaw
Poland
Silesia
Sila
Argonne
Pilsudski
Twig Pierces Boy Brain Through Nostril
Freeport New York reports 11 year old Pheon Seguine Miller died after a twig penetrated his brain through the nostril during play near his home. He was taken to a Manhattan hospital where he died during surgery for spinal meningitis. He was the son of Harry F. Miller.
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Freeport
L. I
Pheron Seguine Miller
Manhattan
Harry F. Miller
William R. Runcie
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