Kansas City Window Smashings During Labor Unrest
Kansas City reports a wave of window smashing at three restaurants and several hotels amid a strike wave led by AFL unions. Police arrested three main suspects after a brick attack. tear gas dispersed rioters as officials investigated the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
B. C. Leep
Nick Strada
Norton
G. Morris
Karlene Collins
American Federation of Labor Unions
D. E. Reddish
Mrs Roosevelt Awarded Honorary Doctorate in New Jersey
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from John Marshall College of Law in Jersey City during a luncheon at the Carteret club. The citation lauds her work for American youth, her interest in modern world problems, and her unostentatious generosity as she becomes a living force for the land’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Marshall College of Law
Carteret Club
State Teachers College
John Marshall Colinge
Law
Roosevelt
America
Take Over Operation of Borden Corp by Pilley Sons
Frank Pilley of Omaha announced formation of Frank Pilley and Sons Inc and that he has taken over operation of the Borden creamery plants at Springfield Missouri Omaha Sioux City Ta and Norfolk Nebraska He was the Omaha manager for Borden before the purchase of all property belonging to the company in the four cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Frank Pilley
Frank Pilley and Sons, Inc
Borden Creamery
Springfield
Sioux City
Norfolk
Pilley
Borden Company
FWOS Radio Schedule Thursday 7
Radio listings show a Thursday schedule with programs from musical clock to news, markets, talks, and entertainment segments across stations including WPLA and features on the St Louis Cardinals game, Central Mutual Mirth Parade, and local acts like Jan Garber Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housekeeping
Lake of the Ozarks
WPLA
Schnitzelbankers
Dad
Jan Garber
Curiosity Shop
Missouri Poets
The
St. Louis
New Danser in Tribe Area as Peace Fails
In Johnstown Pa and Warren Ohio area a steel strike escalates as unions press for signed labor contracts while major mills idle. Girdler and Purnell defend CLO opposition amid clashes at Ambridge and Johnstown. Governor Davey seeks progress, Roosevelt urges verbal contracts in face of bitter standoff.
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Johnstown
John L. Lewis’ Steel Union
Warren
Mahoning Valley
Lynn B. Griffith
Republic Steel Company
Republic
Ambridge
American Federation of Labor Union
Roosevelt
Homer Cummings
CLO
A. F. of L
C.S
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel
Gautier
Bethlehem
Cambrian Works
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
C. I
John L. Lewis
C. I. OL
Bothy
Washington
Pearl Bergoff
Martin L. Davey
Girdler
Parnell
Steel
Purnell
Tuberculin Testing Clinic Planned at Salvation Army
Arrangements completed for a tuberculin testing clinic to be held at the Salvation Army on June 19 at 8 20 a m. Individuals with any prior tuberculosis contact are asked to have a tuberculin test and may arrange through the focal nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selvation Army
Focal
Pick-ups Jap Wilson Cadet At West Point Visits Home
Jap Wilson son of Mr and Mrs A Wilson, a second year cadet at the United States Army Academy at West Point, will return to school late August after spending his farm tough with family here. Also note births and minor local notices including Esther Ann Agee born June 15 and several local residents undergoing medical procedures. Delta Phi Kappa fraternity to meet at Lee Ashell's Hazelton drive home Thursday at 8 o'clock with committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jap Wilson
A. Wilson
United States Army Academy
West Point
Ray Agee
Jefferson City
Argentine
Kan
Belle Agee
Agee
Esther Ann
Delta Phi Kappa Fraternity
Lee Ashell
Hazelton Drive
Painter Injured In Fall From Ladder At Plant
Wesley Willis a painter living at 211 rear West Ashley street was injured in a fall from a 10 foot ladder at the Missouri Power and Light plant at 8 15 this morning. He suffered scalp lacerations and head bruises but X rays showed no bone fracture. Willis was taken to St Marys hospital by ambulance and doctors expect possible release tomorrow or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Willis
West Ashley Street
Missouri Power & Light Company
St. Mary's, Hospital
Willis
Changes in Catholic Parishes Announced
Archbishop John J. Glennon announces transfers of multiple Missouri priests among eastern and southeast regions. Flanigan moves to Wentzville, Riske to New Madrid, O Keeffe to St Teresa's in St Louis, Fischer to Holy Ghost, Schmidt to Linn, Weinig to Lawrenceton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
John J. Glennon
Archdiocese of St Louis
Missouri
Thomas J. Flanigan
New Madrid
Wentzville
Walter A. Riske
Michael O' Keeffe
St. Teresa's
William F. Fischer
Great Plains shelterbelt trees shown as wind protection
Washington reports over 100 million trees planted in the Great Plains shelterbelt stretching from Texas to the Canadian border. The forest service says the effort is a complete success with 80 percent survival under tough winds. Trees include green ash, cottonwood, elm, cedar, and ponderosa pine.
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Washington
Great Plains
Forest Service
Earl W. Tinker
Tinker
Texas
CCC
State funds approved for school, highway, and administration
Bills signed by Governor Stark allocate about 528 million to the state school fund and 31.8 million to the state highway department for the next two years. He also signed measures authorizing 975 thousand for state revenue and board of equalization, plus 349,790 for the 59th general assembly. Lonnie B. Boler named to Lincoln University board of curators. fires threaten forests with rabbits a risk. novel photo tech claimed as everlasting. England reports 1,000,000 road accidents over a decade with 40,000 fatalities.
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Stark
State Highway Department
States Board of Equalization
59Th General Assembly
Lonnie B. Boler
Charleston
Lincoln University
Lopez McAlister
Hannibal
Birthday in iron lung marks long voyage aboard ship
Frederick B. Snite Jr, 28, confined in an iron lung, celebrates his birthday aboard the S. S. President Coolidge en route from Peiping to Chicago. A 12,000 mile journey with 20 nurses and doctors aboard as the ship nears San Francisco on Friday.
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S. S
Coolidge
San Francisco
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
Aicam
Snite
Peiping
China
Chicago
President Coolidge
Barn Used 40 Years Garnavillio Near Here
Garnavillo farmer Otto Hamann tended a barn on his farm near here that has been in constant use for 90 years. The massive hand hewn oak timbers, used by builder Mark B. Sherman, show little deterioration. Tiny Baby Goes Under Knife In London a three pound infant underwent pyloric stenosis surgery at Vincent Square Infants hospital with Dr David Levi reported as the surgeon. Educational Needs Cited The Colorado Springs Colorado College president Thornton J Davis urged modern education to meet leisure challenges.
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Garnavillo
Otto Hamann
Mark B. Sherman
London
Infants' Hospital
Vincent Square
David Levi
Colorado Springs
Cale
Thurston J. Davis
Colorado College
Johns town mayor appeals to Roosevelt over steel strike violence
Johns town mayor Daniel Shields appeals to President Roosevelt to remove the murderous element amid a Bethlehem Steel strike. He cites kidnapping and dynamite bombings at the Cambra works as the sixth day of unrest grows. A $5,000 reward is offered for those responsible. Police identify a mill worker James Hess as a kidnapping suspect. The blast injures nearby windows and terrifies residents near Gautier plant. Shields also questions John L. Lewis and political meddling by hidden interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Roosevelt
Cambra Works
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Shields
James M. Hess
Ofeves
John L
Johnneice
L. Lewis
George H Earle
Connivanc A
John L. Lewis
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A. F. Or UL
Joseph Arvin
Laundry Drivers’ Union
W. H. Shackelford
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Maria Martinez de Hozz
Borden Corp
Frank Pilley and Sons
FWOS
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John Weber
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Joe Michealis
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Jefferso City
Wallace Casteel
Columbia
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W. W. Graves
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Kansas City Lawyers Association
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Public Service Commission
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