Howat Denounces Governor Allen at Crawford Jail Speech
Alexander Howat, speaking by permission of Crawford County Sheriff, denounced Governor Allen as a "skunk of a governor" before thousands of miners and their wives gathered in front of the jail. He attacked Judge Curran and the industrial relations system, declared the court unrecognizable, and praised the sheriff for allowing the address before holding a reception with supporters afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giard
Alexander Howat
Crawford County
Allen
Howat
Ghowat
Ree Corporation
Ho Wat
Hiss. “Howat Also Paid His Respects To Dudge Curran
Crawford Pounty District Court
Curren
Steory
Kansas
Convicted Newland Fined for Bad Checks in Burk Burnett
Newland W. H. Newland was fined $25 and sentenced to ninety days for passing checks drawn on a Burk Burnett bank with no funds. He claims to be a contractor for pipeline work in the district and that the bank has dealings with him though his account was overdrawn. The case was heard this morning before Justice John Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newland
Newland
Stay Bank
Burk Burnett
Texas
John Clark
Revolt Expands in Guatemala City Standoff
Washington reports say Guatemalan opponents of President Estrada Cabrera have seized Guatemala City after street fighting. American citizens have been moved to safety to protect interests as the revolt unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
Telay
State Department
Harl
Guatemala City
Tian
Cleanup Week Begins in Linn Srence Ward One
Clean-up week started this morning in Linn Srence following a proclamation by Mayor George E Kreeck. Four teams work in the first ward hauling away accumulating rubbish from citizens premises as part of the annual effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnsrence
George E Kreeck
Boy Struck By Car in Front of Methodist Church
Six year old Rey Banker son of Mr and Mrs C P L Banker 116 Ohio street was hit by a Ford Coupe while crossing near the Methodist church yesterday. Injuries not serious. Y M C A Board to Meet at noon tomorrow principal business resignation of Secretary Howard Boltz Temperatures 7 p m yesterday 47 a m today 2 p m today 3 Maximum yesterday Rainfall Revival Postponed Rev W J Smith will not preach at Free Methodist Church tonight as announced in Saturday's paper Announcement later as to meeting De Albright Chiropractors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Banker
C. PL. Banker
Ohio Street
Howard Boltz
W. J. Smith
Free Methodist Church
British note handed to France over occupation withdrawal
Paris reports a British note delivered to Premier Millerand stating that German troops must withdraw from the Basel region before Allied forces in Frankfurt and other occupied cities are pulled back. The exchange follows dispute over Franco British plans and possible Paris talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frankfurt
Basel
Paris
Derby
Peanes
Milleram
M. Millerand
Millerand
San Remo
Prance
Great Brilain
Lloyd George
France
Great
Frankfort
Elevated Car Falls as Trains Crash Near Trinity Church
A Ninth Avenue elevated train derailed near Trinity Church when two trains collided on a switch between Albany and Rector streets. A car fell to the street as flames erupted, with ambulances from five hospitals responding and over a dozen injured amid crowded morning passages for workers toward the financial district. Police kept crowds back from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ninth Avenue
Trinity Church
Financial District
Albany
Reetor
Passion Play Lecture at Plymouth Church by Miss Guild
Miss Susan M. Guild of Emporial College presents an illustrated lecture on Oberammergau’s Passion Play at Plymouth Church Tuesday at 8 o clock. The talk uses 100 colored slides and includes official photographs from her Oberammergau visit. The event is hosted by Plymouth church with special guests the Ubors. Dublin Protest Strike urged by Irish trades union congress and Labour Party for Thursday nationwide action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
Susan Guild
Susan M
Centers of Strike Movement Shift to East and West
The Senate abandons a railroad strike investigation after White House assurances. New York east becomes the strike center as outlaw unions weaken in the West and grow uncertain along the eastern seaboard threatening paralysis of passenger and freight service. Central Railroad of New Jersey cancels passenger schedules. Pennsylvania system withdraws trains. Western unions reassess, while railroad managers refuse to bargain with outlaw groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Laber
New York East
Seaboard
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood
Unio
Western Managers’ Association
Brotherhoods
No Change in Kansas City Strike Situation
April 12 Kansas City reports show little change in the rail strike as switchmen walkout continues. Some roads move freight. five report complete tieups. Express embargo will be lifted late today with 140 pound perishable limits. Passenger service unaffected per W H Corbett. Kansas AG Richard J Hopkins arrived to resume investigation under industrial court law. Four strike leaders arrested. hearings set for June 7 with bonds $500 each. Names: W A Buck, A F Ithades, Crus FE Milan, E J McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Railway Express Company
W. H. Corbett
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas
Topeka
Wyandotte County
W. A. Buck
A. F. Ithades
Crus FE. Milan
E. J. McDonald
Gompers to Address Cleveland Trainmen Meeting
In Cleveland Ohio five local lodges of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold a closed meeting this afternoon. President Samuel Gompers of the AFL will speak, invited by W G Lee, noting his fifty years in labor leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
W. G. Lee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lee
Gompers
Sonora Officials Form Republic Amid Mexican Revolt
Sonora state officials announce a republic amid ongoing revolt in Mexico. Local authorities seek stability and coordinate with regional factions to establish governance and public order.
Miners Protests and Sonora Sececion Rumors
Reports from Nogales and Sonora detail a planned secession by Sonora officials and alleged moves by Carranza to counter by deploying troops. Military planning unfolds as 13 additional states reportedly follow Sonora, while local committees organize a city survey with May enactments and staffing.
Fire Damaged Dwellings Cause Small Losses in City
A Saturday night blaze at Third and Alabama streets caused over 400 dollars damage to a house owned by Perkins Trust Company and occupied by Ike Hughes. The center and roof burned through before firefighters responded. A second fire Sunday at 94 Massachusetts street, Olson Brothers Plumbing, confined to the second floor occupied by Columbia Logging Company with minimal losses. The tuxi was not heavy. belts and a floor hole accounted for minor damages. City Beautiful committee to meet at city hall after mayoral session. chaired by Mrs J A Henley. Build with tile David Babb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Third
Alabama Streets
Perkins Trust Company
Ike Hughes
Olson Brothers Plumbing Bulding
Columbia
William Reinisch
Seed Corn Arrives for Douglas County Contest Entrants
Seed corn for the Toys and I girls of Douglas County who signified their intention to enter the corn growth contest has arrived, according to an announcement by O. J. Lane county superintendent. Contestants may pick up the seed at the superintendent’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toys and I Girls
Douglas County
O. J. Lane
Revival Interest Grows at U H B Church
Revival services led by Evangelist Stark of Chicago continue this week with nightly meetings except tonight. The keen interest is seen as many persons already decide. The special song service starts promptly at 7 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. H B
Evangelist Stark
Chicago
Emporia Population Surges in New Growth Report
Washington reports population data showing Emporia Kansas at 14,273 residents, an increase of 2,215 people or 44.5 percent. The figure highlights rapid growth in the city as part of the latest statistics released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Washington
Kans
Ground Ready for the Tractor Meet
Heavy storm may cancel the tractor demonstration planned for Wednesday as R. Smith, county farm agent, notes. If weather clears, two acre plots will host each tractor with fuel supplied by a support truck at the Haskell Institute grounds in Lawrence. Signs guide attendees from the main gateway to the field while the Chamber of Commerce and Lawrence House rest room offer rest stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence House
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Miners Ordered to Appear in Industrial Court
In Wittsburg Kansas on April 12 Judge A J Curran issued orders for twenty five miners and union officials to testify before the industrial court. Failure to appear may bring contempt proceedings. The judge extended an anti strike injunction for three weeks and blocked pay penalties against workers who testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran
Mmdustrial Court
Industrial Court
Young thieves confess bicycle theft in North Lawrence
James Scott aged 13 and Don Harding aged 14, both residents of North Lawrence, admitted to Chief James Monroe that they stole Percy Logan’s bicycle. They said they removed parts from the Harding bicycle, discarded the frame, and confessed before being sent to the juvenile court. Previously the same youths faced trouble for stealing marked rabbits from Prof. Frasmus Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scott
Don Harding
North Lawrence
James Monroe
Percy Logan
Monroe
Harding
Frasmus Haworth
Paige Car Was Destroyed By Fire In New Hampshire Street
A Paige six cylinder automobile owned by the Frank Terrill Paige Agency at 7545 New Hampshire Street was completely destroyed by fire last night. A short circuit is reported to have started the blaze. The car carried insurance with the agency.
Intruder Found in Room at Agnes Heron Home
A young woman alarmed at 4 AM woke to a man peering from beneath her bed at 1125 Kentuetreet. He fled after screams. entry traced to a window. No items were stolen though a purse on the dresser was examined. Police were summoned and Welch & Welch advertised burglary protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Heron
iKentuetreet
Democrats Rally For Wilson Ties In County Convention
About fifty Democrats gathered in the county courthouse to praise President Wilson and the league of nations while quarreling with the industrial court. Henderson Martin led talks defending the administration and attacking Republican opposition. Delegates were chosen to attend the Wichita state convention with plans to name alternates if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
League OF Nations
Kansas
Henderson Martin
United States
Citvil
Harrisburg
Lincoln
Salina
Sears
William H
Lawrence
Michian
Sars and Nichols Canning Company
Iriquois Indian Federation
New York
Mexico
Dinsmore Alter
William 4. McKeever
J. C. Ruppenthal
William Banning
Lone Star
Stephen Shearer
Eudora
Albert Walters
Lecompton
D. L. Burton
I. H. McGill
Fred Nace
Henry Albach
Jacob Badsky
Ellis Johnston
Erna Corey
Burt Brown
Ed. Schmidt
T. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice Court
Legation
First Ward
Teasday
Rasmeenne
de. Albright
Chiropractors
Nuon Ass Germans
Dublin
Irish Trades Union Congress
The
Labor Party Today
Serkers
Ireland
Alkouts
West
Labor Board
Senate
White House
Striters
Agency
Psarmor
5. J Bureau of Standards
Sonora
PREG
Blackmar
Girard
Carranza
Phaine
General Obregon
Agua Prieta
Nogales
Blanco
Chihuahua
J. M. Pine
Novales
Mecan
Senora
Ge Iriment
Lews
Carvar
Lawwrence
Frank Blackmur
Lawrence Housing Survey
Blackraur
Blackmiar
Svail
George L. Kroeck
Honoremy
Dean F. W. Blackmar
Tom Kennedy
Tprofes
Dodenhafer
Velbert Mc Mann
Kegon
Filwin Priew
Starrett
Third Ward
Gorn
Gibb
Parold Constant Mies
Cassie Quintan
Millis J. Kirkpatrick
Kittsburz
Kuna
Kangas
Ile
Operators’ Association
Gira
Addr
Col. Webb
J. Curran
Crawford County District Court
Aveney
City Beautifuls
Kreock
City Commission
J. A. Henley
David Babb
Lawrence Shrine Club
Alklalish Tempie
Henry Helmars
Leavenworth
John A. Steinmeyer
Rabban
Charles K. Haw
Charles K. Haw, Recorter, of Leavenworth
John M. Johnson
Shrine Club
John S. Amick
Mabel Hu'ts
A. P. Hutts
J. C. MacCanles
W. St. Browning
J. R. Holmes
E. F. Crocker
Berglar
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!