Triple Alliance Stands Together as UK Coal Crisis Grows
Britain faces a mounting industrial crisis as the Triple Alliance of miners railway men and transport workers unite in sympathy with miners on strike. Officials plan a government backed conference but miners refuse to attend unless all terms are open for discussion. The government contemplates volunteers and a special emergency force to safeguard policing amid the stalled talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated
Associated Press
Triple Alliance
Robert Smillie
Miners’ Federation
Liverpool Union
J. .H. Thomas
Railroad Men's Union
Liverpool
Alfreton
Derbyshire
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Tuberculosis clinic counts 17 examined in Douglas
The regular monthly tuberculosis clinic at city hall examined seventeen people, including seven adults and ten children. Three active, three incipient, and eleven negative cases were found, along with seven throat issues, four bad teeth, one heart problem, and three nasal defects.
Strikers Seek U S Aid Against Coal Exports to Britain
The American Federation of Labor asks the United Mine Workers to refuse coal export for Great Britain or English ships during the British coal strike in a resolution before the federated trades and labor council executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Great Britain
Federated Trades and Labor Council
Greek Expedition Disaster Strikes Anatolia Campaign
Hospitals overflow as wounded soldiers from the Anatolia operation flood in. Reports detail heavy casualties and urgent medical care as forces cope with the sudden losses.
Greeks Fear Loss of Entire Expedition in Asia Minor
Wounded Greek soldiers flood Piraeus as two thousand arrive with inadequate hospital care. Queen Sophie seeks Red Cross nurses. four doctors mobilized. In Athens women volunteer at base hospitals in Anatolia, while Turkish nationalists push in Brusa with fears for the Greek expedition's safety.
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Athens
Associated Press
Smyrna
Piraeus
Sophie
American Red Cross
Paris
Hos‘pita
Anatolia
Peru
Brusa
Asia Minor
French Foreign Office
Irish killings rise as spies blamed across counties
In Dublin and rural Ireland a violent sweep targets spies and informers. Thomas Byrne was killed before his mother in Cramlish Longford, Mrs McDonagh wife of a public house proprietor and Colonel Weldon died in Castle Reagh Roscommon. Sams Mol and Peter Lonroy were abducted from their homes and shot. Bridges blown in Cork and routes to Thurles blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Thomas Byrne
Xoloney
Cramlish
County Longford
McDonagha
Laublie
Elwans Weldon
Castlereagh
County Roscommon
Sams Mol
Knochmurray
Peter Lonroy
Torman
Harris confession given credence in Elwell murder case
New York reports say Roy Harris confession may be taken seriously by authorities. Whitman, in charge of the Buffalo homicide probe, weighs Harris claims that he and a woman known as Mrs Fairchild hired to kill the turfman. Officials note prior multiple confessions and caution Harris’s statements may be false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Bowne Elwell
Buffalo
Roy Hay
Whitman
Haris
Harris
Duncan
N.Y
Roy Harris
Joseph B. Elwell
Howat Found Guilty of Contempt and Bond Set
Alexander Howat head of the Kansas miners union was found guilty of contempt of court for violating an anti strike injunction issued by Judge A J Curran of Crawford County District Court. He was fined 200 and ordered to post 5000 bond to ensure no further violations. If the bond is not given he faces remand to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Alexander Howat
Kansas
A.J. Curran
Crawford County
Curran
Howat
Bord
Dude Andrew J. Curran
Wford County District Court
Hichard J. Hopkins
Judgerran
Brennan
Abi
PF. H. Gallery
Hewat
Barton County
Hopkins
Unification Plan for Wheat Growers Discussed by Leaders
Chicago and regional wheat groups debated unification under the National Wheat Growers Association. The plan allows optional pooling while preserving existing one hundred percent pooling contracts. G C Jewett urged maintaining the Northeast group as part of a broader federation with its own structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Cooperative Marketing Corporation
TheGreevy
Wichita
National Wheat Growers Ass Iation
Northeast
G. C. Jewett
Spokane
Wash
Jewett
North East Wheat Growers Isociation
Wata
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Warns Legionnaires on Political Influence in Postmaster Appointments
Topeka April 8 Thomas A Lee Kansas department commander of the ex service men's organization warns American Legion post officers against using their influence to win postmaster ships and other political appointments. He says individuals may use influence but any action implying Legion involvement violates the organization constitution Arbor Day noted as Washington observes today. and the piece also mentions dense New York City blocks housing many retail stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
American Legion
Legion
Thomas A. Lee
Kansas Department of the
Ex-Service Men’s Organization
Lee
New York City
Willing to Sacrifice Lives on Farm Trial Testimony
In Covington Georgia April Williams a Jasper County planter told the jury he was willing to sacrifice the convict lives of eleven negroes on his farm for his own security and pride of position during the murder trial of one of them. Prosecutor W M Howard stated this in closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Joan S. Williams
Jasper County
W. M. Howard
University Men Elect Council Leaders Amid Voting Surge
Women students vote today for officers of the Women's Student Government association. The Men's Council elected Pachacamac allied candidates to key posts, defeating Black Mask contenders in most races. John Porter led the Pachacamac slate as president, with broad majorities across the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pachacamac
Secret Political Society
Black Mask
John M. Forter
Lachusa Ande
Mas Black Mask
GBF
Porter
Massey
Qowinma Yeing
I Sect Materes
Bubs Gilbert
Everett Browley
Vouseil
Taft
Herbert
Ojon
Pachucamac
Earl Minas
Mzchhinh Oleon
Tweloes
White
Elmer Kern
Dale Callus
Andy McBi
Bruce Meeker
Walter Ball Pachacamar
Candivretes
Doe Bloomer
Mick Tamines
Frank Goelnouw
Biehm
Ad Tomer Rupar
Pete Jones
Mack Maschelle Membes
Ervin Stuard
Pact
Glen Mi
Bob Bisey
Lal Old
God Ben Prowerk
Palmer Shelton
Engineer
Cin
Die
Women‘s Student Government Association
Harness sales surge in Kansas farms during April drive
Nearly 300 sets of government harness have been sold in Kansas over ten days at 40.75 per set through the State Farm Bureau and county bureaus, with dealers offering equal grade gear at about double. Arrangements call for 18.75 plus transport, plus an $8 per set share after 50 sets, transportation around 5.50, making the farmer's cost about 44.25. Over fifty sets sold in Sedgwick County. 40 of 56 counties have harness displays. expected total tops 600 sets next month. Cotton collars offered at 2 each for farmer orders.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State Bar Bureau
Charles Th. Weeks
State Farm Bureau
Weeks
Sedgwick County
Bureau
Ten Thousand Goal at Kansas City American Legion Convention
Topeka Kansas April 10 19 living at the optional convention of the American Legion in Kansas City October 1 November 1 2 is the goal of the transis department. Posts at Anthony and Parsons have promised 100 percent representation of their members. Anthony has already chartered two special cars. Savings clubs are being inaugurated in many posts to insure travel pay for all. Capitol Post No 1 has formed a Trumpeters Corps of nearly thirty men which it is hoped will be enlarged before the Kansas City convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Tenj J
American Legion
Kansas City
tRansis Department
Anthony
Parsons
Capitol Post No. 1
Trumpeters’ Corps
City election canvass finds minor tabulation errors
Officials completed the canvass showing three small errors in vote tallying, none affecting outcomes. Whit Churchill, running unopposed for treasurer of the school board, received twenty four votes in the second ward. The review also touched on fifty six anomalies and a second ward recount.
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City Commission
Whit Churchill
Shocking clash over democratic conduct at Western sisters
A fragment from a student feature describes women at a western university resisting standard campus etiquette. It notes women avoid eye contact with instructors on streets and outside buildings, challenging expected greetings in class corridors and public areas.
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University of
Wellestey
Frees
Fteni
Ute Wits
Kwantans Help Form Ottawa Club
A fragment reports Kwantans helping form an Ottawa club linked to municipal matters. References to a meeting, a council, and a scheme involving ground moving pavements on central streets appear in garbled text with multiple errors and unclear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Counel
Scouts Ready to Fight Dandelions in City Spring Drive
The ISCOUTS plan a spring campaign against Dandelions starting tomorrow in South Park with city troops patrolling City Park and Court House Lawn. Fifteen plus troops anticipate prize spending on equipment as they pursue eradication through a week of mop up and consecutive Saturdays.
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I City Park
Court House
South Park
Boy Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Cays
Paul Gilmer
Lawrence
Fsa
Rom South Park
School plans for summer session revealed
The article outlines a forthcoming nine week summer session at the Avelline school with Dean Barker and Mr Vink in key roles. It notes salaries and hiring of staff including Mr Rue Dean Butler and Mr Buck as part of preparations for the session and the related duties.
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Aveotine
Dean Barker
Evsat
Pyar Burlor
Tyee Fos
Galy
Tis
Rue Dean Butler
Buck
Be Aprit stam cored Mehuea mies vom Peta Sie Ao 1a
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a competition or event list with unclear details and names. The readable segments mention dates and participants vying to awaken something, with references to Duryea and Keveas. The passage is garbled and contains no coherent reportable event.
Fragmentary note hints at social event and visit list
A garbled paper fragment mentions a concert and a social gathering. It references Mrs. Fred Sr, a manager, Reading, and visitors including W. Kuhne and a brother, with a plan for an evening visit at a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sr
Vis Will
Linton
W. Kuhne
Wil Tretarihita
Birs
Geo
University Panel to Decide Senior Finals Exemption
University committee to decide this afternoon whether seniors will have final exams. Seniors favor exemption while faculty split, with some support and more opposition amid campus debate.
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Ufternoen
Unclear historical manifesto noted with scattered phrases
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political context mentioning Budapest and a premier named Teleky plus various garbled names and terms. The piece hints at national assembly, rates, and possible protests but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable events.
Lost Village Story Yields Fragmented Clues
Fragmented OCR text hints at a historic village tale with scattered phrases about a theory and a founder. Names and places are obscured, leaving a patchwork of references to a river, age, and a possibly notable individual. Further readable details remain scarce.
Meetings On Home Subjects At Weekly Gatherings
The Ra Ma group holds weekly conferences discussing home subjects and shows how to measure weights on a new baby scale. Attendees learn exact weights from raw data as a demonstration. Marie Hattan and W W Hattan will attend from Denver and travel by train. Sunday School at Midland organized by the county association meets at 3 59 o clock in the C P A hall. Dr Albright, Chiropractor.
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Bnaby Seales
Midland
County Sundeciation
C. PL A
Extend Time for Corn Collection Movements Relief Drive Expands
County Farm Bureau members are urged to extend corn collection days April 2 and April 9 to aid starving Armenians. W A Riley reports state organizers note grain moved from Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas to relief efforts with railroads offering free transport to distribution centers. The Douglas County Farm Bureau endorses the plan and seeks farmer participation to ship corn to aid needy populations.
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R. O. Smith
W. A. Riley
State Near East
Minois
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tates
Pearesy Concentra
Bonehead
Uecerwood le
Baers
Fay Foc
Urderwoot & Sons
Taropean
Doug Gndair
Ted States
Thieine County
Linwood building to house local institute and brick school
A Linwood project advances a new two story brick school and an institute building for a sixty five member organization. The linwood facility is nearing completion as construction proceeds with planned two story brick expansion. A streetcar fare dispute and a court lesson in Franklin county are noted in brief items.
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T. W. Martin
Mvecd
Statie Dunk
Moarnien
Institut
Mueanicenter
Linwom
Henntre
Linwood
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Lexington! Ky
Megan
Elwell
Kentucky
The
British and Foreign Bible Society
Allen
State of Washington
John Porter
Men's Council
Pachacamac Secret Society
Winsor
WLSGA
Kansas American Legion
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
Wellesles
Kewantans
Ottawa Club
Chil
Wendy
Edwin Lane
Ugley
A. Rawat
Lucille Atcherson
Columbus
Myron T Herrick
France
Europe
Anne Morgan
Aloes
Piret
Aday
Soares
Ute
Charles
Hungary
KING
Budapest
Netionah
Tere
Teleky
Meath
Billy
Hauttan
Marie Hattan
W. W. Hattan
Denver
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
Linwood State Bank
Walter Ke Hermman
Carl Be Vere
Fraskiin
Douglas
Lawrence Tomergow
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