08 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
1
Reports say an outlaw strike disrupted railroad operations from Buffalo to Los Angeles. Clerks and yard workers walked out, halting freight and passenger movement as officials traced the walkouts to widespread labor unrest and cover for the action.
A widespread strike by railroad switchmen and related workers disrupts rail traffic across terminals from Buffalo to Chicago and Los Angeles. Officials declare the move unauthorized but show unions bracing for broader action as freight and packing-house operations slow.
Freight to Kansas City refused by Santa Fe officials today due to a strike affecting switchmen. Santa Fe passenger service remained on schedule as local Union Pacific officials reported.
A break in at the Lamber company home and the city study area led to a safe being pried open. The only cash reported missing was about fifteen to twenty dollars from the money box. larger currency and checks remained. Police investigated the scene at Vawter’s home where a library window latch was left raised and a desk drawer change plus a few stamps noted, with Miss Lillian Constant reporting the desk change.
Reported today that adoption of the peace resolution is anticipated tomorrow by Republican leaders. The measure faces a tight rule to limit debate and is expected to provoke further contention as supporters and opponents prepare for the final vote.
The funeral for Reverend W W Stewart was held at 2:80 o clock in the afternoon from the Ninth Street Baptist Church. Interment followed at Maple Grove cemetery. A report by BR. O. Smith, farm agent, notes gopher poisonings and updates on new gopher mounds.
Unsettled weather expected in Kansas tonight and Friday with probable showers and little temperature change. Data shows 1 p.m. yesterday, 7 a.m. today, and 2 p.m. today with lines on maximum and minimum readings.
Lecompton resident Dale Ballard and others faced charges after Mrs. Maul Carlson accused them of threats, rock throws, snow obstructions, and property damage at her restaurant. Ballard received ten days for disturbing the peace and ten more for breaking a window. the other youths pled guilty and each drew ten days. a minor was sent to juvenile court.
Rotary club members heard Boy Scouts demonstrate knot tying band signaling and thanked the Scouts for their efforts. The club discussed supporting retention of President Kent in Lawrence schools and appointed a committee to work with the board on education matters. Delegates to the Atlantic City International meeting were nominated while summer teaching duties kept Kent from accepting.
In Crawford County district court today Howat president of the Kansas miners union with Har seertary treasurer August vice president and Rebec Foster district auditor face Judge A J Curran on contempt charges for refusing to obey a prior order to testify before the court of industrial relations.
Report from Paris dated April 5 describes French forces in Frant occupying duties when a clash with German civilians triggered crowds in the city square. German police helped restore order as reinforcements moved up main streets and bayonets cleared the way.
The transport Mansemond, first American funeral ship from Europe, arrives in New York with eighty seven flag draped coffins from England base hospitals. Relatives gather at the dock as bodies are to be shipped to final resting places today.
Fragmentary report suggests the Felix Broeker case may proceed to a Salina jury before evening. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear details about the proceedings or parties.
Witnesses praised the inter church work of the Rav y Conference noting collaborative efforts across denominations. The report cites statements from Admiral Kin and Rear Admiral Daniel regarding wartime cooperation and postwar planning.
Fragmentary OCR describes laying a pipeline under a bridge with details about pipes, joints, valves, and potential leakage. It mentions a schedule and risks of water waste and freezing, with scattered references to an area near a roadway and the line’s connection points.
Fragmentary OCR text references honor for Uncle Jimmy with dates and names such as John Mitchell and Elbert. Details are garbled and incomplete.
A quoted discussion outlines a proposal to expand dairy output by year round town delivery, claiming it would raise milk supply and lower prices. The plan notes impact on costs and road wear, suggesting a new industry model could stabilize the market.
The article records the church voting to extend terms for trustees George Keecel and Bg Gaorrth, with Fred Cutter and 1. ie re-elected, and a trust position filled replacing A who moved. A five member AIR board saw a net increase this year, plus a picnic prior to the annual meeting.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to meetings and revivals, mentions of a church and sermons. Unable to determine exact date, place, or organizing bodies due to garbled source.
April meeting discusses new education program to publish books at the state printing plant. It aims to adapt the plan to deliver to public schools at the lowest price and aggregate measures of funding. Mr Vinnie Baker of City visited Mrs Crocker and 13% Agency is noted for insurance.
A meeting in the home of Sooven Selihrs Eudora precedes a preliminary hearing for John Clark. Clark was arraigned yesterday and the next session is scheduled for Monday at 9 o clock with the bond set at 7200 dollars.
The Lawrence board announces AL Kent as superintendent after a meeting with the Rotary Club and education leaders. Kent must relocate from Mien and face a likely six thousand dollar salary. the board plans further conferences with the Board of Education to finalize the appointment.
Report notes a planned salary increase for city faculty members approved in a fiscal statement. It cites Frank Strong and a board meeting as the basis, detailing a projected rise to support higher classes and improve staffing, with funds allocated in next year’s budget.
A Kansas commerce delegation visited Lawrence Tuesday evening aboard a special interurban car to discuss progress with local leaders. Six visitors attended, with plans to tour Kansas City later in the evening while two attendees were released to allies and others to be served at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at six o clock.
Fragmented notes report Salvation Army meetings and public notices. Police officials, including Chief James Mooror, are mentioned alongside a car tax, speed fines, and a National Mead reference, with unclear dates and minor financial figures.
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