Mine Workers Demonstration In Pittsburg Kansas
In Pittsburg Kansas on April 14 district Mine Workers of America with over 1000 members demonstrated at non union mines. A motor caravan visited several mines including Double Day Coal and Sheridan Coal, prompting workers to leave posts and join the protest. Alexander Howat and Matt Walters led the march as leaders. District officials said peaceable entreaty would be used to persuade non unionists.
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Pittsberg
Kansas
United
Mine Workers of America
Ipg Long
Alexander Howat
Matt Walters
Double Day Coal Company
Sheridan Coal Company
Mercury traces found in all organs of McClintock case
Chicago April 14 Mercury was detected in all organs of Mrs Emmia Nelson McClintock as per Coroner William D B McNally’s report. He said the amounts align with fatal mercurial poisoning, not medicinal use, and noted embalming fluid formaldehyde traces after sixteen years.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wals
Emmia Nelson McClintock
William D. B McNally
Oscar Wolf
Dr. McNally
Threat mystery sours ties to ambassador post
New York police pursued a threat mystery involving Nathan B. Chadsey, a lawyer and ex-governor aide, amid accusations he pressured to see Ambassador to England Alanson B. Houghton. Chadsey was arrested for disorderly conduct after visiting Houghton’s office. two letters by Chadsey were noted but details kept private. Houghton said he had never heard of Chadsey. Chadsey was remanded to Tombs Prison in default of $2,500 bail for a hearing.
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New York
Nathan B. Chadsey
Onea
Sulrer
Alatson B. Houghton
England
Chadsey
Houghton
Tombs Prison
Défawit
Real Estate Leaders Toast at Lawrence Luncheon
National Real Estate Boards secretary Herveon will be guest of honor at a Thursday luncheon at the Colonial. Kaneas Association secretary Brown and Lawrence bears Irwin will also address local real estate men. Out of town attendees expected. Lawrence Real Estate Board plans Ottawa dinner in honor of Herreon and Irwin.
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Sp. Herveon
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Colonial
Tea Roof! Brown
C. Tr Wid
Wichita
Kaneas Association of Real Estate ‘Boards
Lawrence ' Bears
Hetreon
Irwin Avill
Lawrence
Ottawa Real
L Betate
Herreon
Irwin
Groundhog Control Demonstration at Haskell Farm Oman
Oman will demonstrate groundhog control with a rodent management display at Haskell Institute farm on April 18. The event features a fox state program and a note on Peck Bank closing its doors in April 14.
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Af Haskell’ Farm
Oman
Fox State of
Stat Bank
Peck
Vabril
of Peck
State Bank
SERON
Hinske
Wichita man elected head consul of Woodmen of the World
John B. Kiefer of Wichita was chosen head consul of the Woodmen of the World in the state convention held this afternoon in Hutchinson. Other officers named include Head Advisor Tom Newton of Kansas City Head Chef N. P. Wolf of Topeka Head Banker W. A. Firth of Emporia Head Escomt W. E. Robertson of Pittsburg Head Watchman B. H. Borders of Kansas City Head Sentry F. Moon of Wichita Head Auditors B. F. Hurd of Independence J. H. Warhurst of Newton Frank Kramer of Great Bend J. M. Tressler of Fort Scott C. C. Watkins of Wellington.
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Hutchinson
John Kiiefer
Wichita
Woodmen of the World
Tom Newton
Kansas City
N. P. Wolf
Topeka
W. A. Firth
Emporia
Escomt
W. E. Robertson
Pittsburg
B. H. Borders
Romania debt refunding note to U S amid parleys
Washington reports a note from Secretary of State to the Romanian government urging action on debt refunding to the United States. The Romanian bet to last November stood at 36,126,395 in lire and 9,477,000 in interest, with no U S agreement yet.
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Washington
Jdy
Bucharest
United States
Romania
Intre Ae Pn
Allen TG Visit Campus convocation at Robinson gym
Henry J. Allen former Kansas governor will speak at a university convocation in Robinson gymnasium tomorrow at 10 o clock. Miss Irene Peabody soprano from the university school of fine arts will perform with M Swarthout and others accompanying. Also noted are a court-house meeting of Spanish War Veterans and a sanitation hearing delay in Gary with a coma condition. Four prisoners escaped from Donahan county jail in Troy. A state scholarship contest will be held May 1 and 2 in Emporia. A joint concert is planned April 22 in Topeka by the University of Kansas men’s glee club and Washburn College glee club. Jack M. Davis and Chloe Johnston were married in Kansas City today.
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Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Irene Peabody
School of Fine Arts
Peshody
Ds M
Joseph
A. Wahl
Court House
Ihe
Qunliary
Crown Point
Ind
Cunningham
P. Mt
Gary
Shrer
Sea Men
Gleen
Wagthburn 'College Glee Club
Toneka
K. U
Washbus Elu
Miss Bess Ulrich and others in Kansas City visitings
Personal notices recall Miss Bess Ulrich spending Easter in Kansas City and visiting Haddam Salina and Lindsberg to hear the Messiah. University of Kansas student Clark Jackson returns after a visit with Garnett parents. Miss Fermi Evans returns to Kansas City after a weekend with her parents. Miss Edith Cole of Denver visits Lawrence teachers. Miss Erma Hawk signs for summer work. holson heads Idaho state university department. Nicholson family ties noted. KU graduate 1922 previously did drafting in Springfield Missouri. Coupon offer from Precment in Jour bat World referenced.
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Bess Ulrich
Kansas City
Mahbel/ Rooney
Haddam
Salina
Lindsberg
Clark Jackson
University of Kansas
Garnett
Fermi Evans
Sunday School Baseball League Forms in County
Twelve Sunday schools in the county enroll in Douglas County base ball league plans. Several churches including Bethel Clinton Clearfield Baldwin Fairview First Christian Laivre Plymouth Lawrece North Lawrence Christian signaled intent. A storm disrupted a meeting. another gathering will set full plans and announce testing date.
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Douglas County
Kington Creek
Bethel
Clinton
Clearfield
Baldwin
Fairmview
First Christian of
Laivre Ee
Plymouth Congregational
Lawrt ‘Ence
First Methodist of
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Lawrence educational council luncheon at high school cafeteria
The Lawrence educational council announced a luncheon at the high school cafeteria on May 7. The meeting, postponed from an earlier date due to Superintendent M. J. G. Del Mahzo, will be the last council session of the school year. Miss Rachel Pinnick is in charge.
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Lafwrence Educational Council
M.jg. del Mahzo
Rachel Pinnick
Wind Storm Stuns Indiana Residents
A strong wind storm hit Indiana last night near Indianapolis with near tornado force, damaging homes and uprooting trees and knocking out power and communications. No fatalities reported and several serious injuries noted.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Elect Officers At High School PTA Meeting
The high school parent teachers association will hold its final meeting of the school year on Thursday at the Liberty Memorial building. Officers for next year will be elected, and the new officers will form a committee to draft a definite constitution and set objectives for the association next year.
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Liberty Memorial
Dea
Easter at Clearfield School and Local Visits
Mrs Exama Deckwa visited Thursday with Mrs Henry Poock and called on Mrs William Selzer. Numerous locals helped with bread, wood, and farm tasks. Easter program at Clearfield Evangelical church featured choir, solos, and readings led by Rev Schurman. Mary and Alvine Drecheisen recovering from scarlet fever. Miss Mae Meeder from Kansas City visiting.
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Exama
Deckwa
Henry Poock
Henry Harmen
Roy Breithaupt
Nell Freeman
Fred Deay
Clarence Hausman
Bartle P Breithaupt
Philip Brecheisen
George Breithaut
Chas
Beaker
Kansas City
Egster
Geos Meeder
Iry Reed
Kan
Ruth Randel
Clara Randel
Elmer ‘McKinney
Mr. McKinney
Mary
Henry
Louise Reed
Pleasant Oak
Clearfield Evangelical Church
Schurman
Nee
Ruth Breithaupt
Salo
Frances Lawrenz
Rey Edward
Arnmdia ‘Chaney
Trane Breithaupt
WILL EXTEND RAILROAD First Extension to Mexico Begin at Wichita
The Kansas City Mexico and Orient railway will extend into Mexico starting April 14 from Wichita. General manager E H Shauffer announced the first extension since reorganization, with 2000 tons of rails ordered for 11.5 miles of track east from Marquiz toward the U S Mexico border. The project aims to close part of a sixty mile gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Company
Mexico
E. H. Shauffer
Storm Hammers Olson Farm With Tornado Like Wind
A high wind near Manhattan April 14 caused $3060 damage to A L Olson’s farm nine miles southwest, wrecking barn and garage and scattering hundreds of bushels of seed. Olson was injured when trapped in the barn collapse. Reports also note a Honduran revolution with 300 followers and martial law declared. Fishing film show at Chamber of Commerce sponsored by Izaak Walton League tonight at 7. Fentyorg Har clinic set tomorrow 2 to 4 near city hall with Dr. W. Nelson.
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Manhattan
A. L. Olson
Here
Olson
Buonduras
Managua
Nicaratagua
Honduras
Gregorio Ferrera
Chamber of Commerce
Izaak Walton League of Lawrence
Fentyorg
W. O' Nelson
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union Meeting Report
Pleasant Valley local of the Farmers Union will meet at the senogl house Thursday evening to vote on a constitutional amendment. Several neighbors and families, including Mr. and Mrs. Louis Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Will Fairley, attend Easter events in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Pleasant’ Valley
Farmers’ Union
Model
Herbert Fitz
Lawrence
Malvin Griffith
Pleasant Valley ‘School
Douglas County
Larence
Rey Curtis
Lone Star
Jack Maloney
Richardson
A. L. Helcom
Louis Helcom
H. B. Axe
Arthur Helcom
Tom Fugh
Fred Hastings
Morel
J. 5
Tobler
Vinland
Frances Holcom
Fern Eberhard
Frank Golf
Hob-Ice
Pleasant Valley School
Oeblert
Learnard
John Pratt
Baby
Pleasant Grove
Cave-in fatal for two at Picher Oklahoma mine
Joplin Missouri April 14 Two miners were killed and two injured when a rock and dirt slab weighing about 150 tons fell into a mine at Picher Oklahoma southwest of here. Dead are Charles Wagner 40 Scammon Kansas J W Thompson Pittsburg Kansas J Frank Kifer Joplin and Guy Posey Treece Kansas. The accident happened shortly before the noon shift end and the injured were taken to a hospital.
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Joplin Mo
Picher
Okla
Chas. Wagner
Scammon
Kans
J. W. Thompson
Pittsburg
J. Frank Kifer
Joplin
Guy’ Posey
Treece
Deaths and funerals list several local residents
Mrs Caryl J Dodds died yesterday in a Kansas City hospital with a 2 30 p m service at First Presbyterian Church Rev E A Bleck officiating burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Minor Griffin 77 died at a local hospital funeral arrangements pending Alfred C Winsor of Atchison reported dead Sunday morning formerly owner of a Lawrence grocery died of heart disease after collapsing in a Ford driving away from a Standard Oil station services held this afternoon
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Caryl J.dodds
Kansas City Hospital
First ‘Presbyterian Church
E. A. Bleck
Oak Hill ‘Cemetery
Minor Griffin
Alfred C. Winsor
Lawrence
Alfred C. _ Winsor
Atchison
Winsor
Atchistn
Winger
H A
Stasion
George Hemik
Linwood
First Methodist Church
Sidney
Otsarith Paka
First Baptist Church
Ioohn F. Watts
Death notices and obituaries from early Kansas area
Obituary notices report the death of Eustace H. Brown aged 67 in a St. Joseph hospital with survivor details, plus a note on Mrs. Brown as KU’s first female dean from 1914 to 1918. Also announced are funeral details for George Hemik near Linwood with service at First Methodist Linwood and burial in Sidney cemetery, plus brief stock and bond prices from New York and an upcoming Sherwin-Williams paint demonstration at Green Bros, Mass. 633-35.
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Eustace H. Brown
St. Joseph
Marley Brown
Ogallala
Neb
Brown
University of Kansas
Sherwin-Williams
Green Bros
Mass
Attack Victim Dead Charge Former Indiana Dragon
April 14 report that Madge Oberholtzer, 28, died after an alleged attack by D C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan. She had been in critical condition. authorities charged Stephenson on five counts after her account to her parents about a poison intake in Hammond Indiana. The item also notes church services and a reprieve for Bernard Grant in Springfield Illinois murder case.
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Indianapolis
Madge Oberholtzer
D. C
Advertising is essential says L N Flint at Wichita meets
Wichita Kansas April 14 Advertising is essential to build a jewelry business Prof L N Flint of the University of Kansas told the twentyeth annual convention of the retail jewelers association He noted a survey of 100 Kansas jewelers showing 51 percent budget advertising at 1 to 7 percent of business Henry J Allen former governor and Wichita Beacon editor criticized the Supreme Court ruling on Wolff packing Co He said the court was reactionary Frank Bangs of Salina is president of the federation and the convention continues tomorrow night
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Wichita
Kans
L. N. Flint
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Etail Jewelers’ Association
Flint
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Wichita Beacon
Federal Supreme Court
Wolff Packing Company
Frank Bangs
Salina
Mrs Sarah J Hutchinson Dies In Kansas City
Mrs Sarah J Hutchinson born September 19 1846 died March 31 1925 at home in Kansas City Missouri leaving son Fred a sister Mrs Sue Watts of Lawrence and three children Cora Corda and Fred Her husband Thomas lived in Lawrence years ago and is buried beside her husband in Coffeyville with many friends mourning her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Hutchinson
Kansas City
Fred
Sue Watts
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Thomas
Cora
Corda
McAllaster School Program Delayed Then Rescheduled Friday
McAlaster school will host a Friday evening program in the school building. An illness delay postponed the event, with a four meal food sale connected to raise funds for library books. New pupils at Pinckney include Grace Van Auken Jack and Louis Shirley Mortimer and Marie Brown. Malcolm Frazier returned to Lawrence after Easter at Blue Mound.
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Pinckney
Grace van Auken
Jack and
Louis Shirley
Mortimer and
Marie Brown
Pinckney School
Malcom Frazier
Lawrence
Blue Mound
Card of Thanks from Mrs Geo Gilley and family
Mrs Gilley and family express gratitude to friends for kindness during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings received.
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Geo. Gilley
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Tol
O- We
John B. Kiefer
Rumania
iDebt
Donahan County
Troy
Duke Cl
Adwell “Akstin
Hegro
Macy
Lawrence High School
Jack M. Davis
Chloe Johnston
Menger
Dallas
Edue
Ational
Glearfield
Edward Don
Rey
Isong
Egypt
Ih. of
REA
Onte
Storm
4. S. Woth
Garage
Pleasant Valley
Journal- World
Mrs. Caryl J. Dodds
Governiment Bonds
Liberty
U. S
U.S
Alsent
Milans
Ulnet
Indiana”Klan
Bernard Grant
Springfield
Governor Small
Barber’s Drug Store
Sarah J. Hutch
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