Calm in strike situation over
The article outlines rising tensions in the rail strike era with new peace talks in Washington, potential sympathy walkouts, and a White House meeting sought by major unions. It notes traffic disruptions, violence incidents across several states, and legislative and legal actions including a federal court of conciliation proposal and injunctions on strikers. Bert M. Jewell leads the push to meet President Harding, accompanied by other union chiefs.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Big Four Brotherhood
Congress
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Tybor
Jewell
William D. Roberts
Maintenance of Way Men’s Union
K. L. Bake
Brotherhood
ES. F. Grable
Spokane
Unio
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Spencer
Missouri
Brotherhood of Railroad
Houston
Tex
Federal Department of Agriculture
Association of Railroad Executives
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Seattle
Los Angeles and
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers
Brotherhoods
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Hrdl
Shrdlu
Bert M. Jewell
White House
Willian H. Johnstone
Machinists Union
James Noonan
Electrical Workers Union
Troop Train Derails Near Dawson Injures No Soldiers
A St. Louis to San Francisco troop train carrying Kansas National Guard soldiers derailed at Dawson five miles east of here early today. Two cars and part of the engine left the rails but no men were injured. after a several hour delay the cars were replaced and the train continued toward Fort Sill Oklahoma. Officials suspect engine weight widening rails as the train entered a siding. tracks were not tampered with.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas National Guard
Dawson
Here
Fort Sit
Oklahoma
Sapulpa
Picnic date at Eudora moved to August 30
The Eudora picnic date was shifted from August 23 to August 30 by the organizing committee. The change aligns with nearby events celebrating the new road west of Lawrence. Richard J. Hopkins, attorney general and likely future supreme court justice, will speak, and the Olathe band will provide music for attendees.
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Nanusi C. P. A
Eudora
Ayest
Lawrence
Richard J. Hopkins
Supreme Court
Errors in Figures Distort Douglas County Election Returns
Thursday the Journal World published a list of unofficial precinct totals for Douglas county with typographical errors misreporting Orin L Isaacs as receiving zero votes in Grant Eudora Kanwaka and Stull precincts. Corrected tallies show Grant 27 Eudora 121 Kanwaka 25 Stull 10 for Isaacs.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
Orin L. Isaacs
Grant
Eudora
Kanwaka
Stull
Mr. Isaacs
Sutil
Weather Temperatures Report From Dr Albert Office
Fragmentary weather note lists temperatures from yesterday and today with times and ranges. Mentions Dr Albert, chiropractor, as the apparent source or signatory. No clear location or full forecast available.
New Anti Reed Move In St Louis Strikes At Reed
The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports anti Reed Democrats aim to field an independent against U S Senator James A Reed in November. About six to eight conferences have been held since Breckenridge Long’s defeat appeared in incomplete returns. The anti Reed effort seeks a three cornered race, outlining procedures to defeat Reed.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
U. S
James A. Reed
Breckenridge Long
Reed
KU Alumni Warned Of Imposter Schemers In East
KU alumni officials report a man using two names Richardson and Sewell has deceived several alumni in cities such as Detroit Pittsburgh New York Baltimore and Philadelphia. He claims to be a KU graduate and asks for money under false pretenses. Police were advised to arrest anyone else approached and to alert the alumni office if he appears again.
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Ward
Philadelphia
Richardson
Sewell
K. U. Alumni Association
Graduate Magazine
Kansas State Agriculture College
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Jewell
K. US
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New York City
Baltimore
Senators Reach Unanimous Deal To End Tariff Impasse
Washington Aug 5 A unanimous consent agreement was entered in the senate to speed passage of the thrift bill with Republicans and Democrats hoping for a final vote before month’s end.
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Washington
Senate
Tense situation spreads to Kansas rail shops strike
Topeka reports tension rising as Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific rail shops in Newton and Osawatomie face possible state guard action. Wellington shops under surveillance. conference to decide guard duty amid appeals from Sumner County Sheriff John Lingenfelder for troops. Governor Allen considered deployment as peace officers seek order.
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Newton
Osawatomie
Missouri Pacific
H. Allen
Wellington
Santa Fe
James McDermott
Kansas Industrial Court
Browne
Herington
John Lingenfelder
Sumner County
Allen
Reed Wins Senate Nomination Over Long in Tight Race
United States Senator James Reed clinched the senatorial nomination over Breckinridge Long, with Reed leading by 5,792 votes as results from Tuesday’s election came in. Rival R. A. Brewster won the Republican nomination with an estimated plurality around 80,090 votes, according to reported returns.
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Aupl
Ade
United States
James Reed
Senatoria
Breckenridge Long
Slate
Reed
RR. A. Brewster
Man Arrested Over Dodgey Check Swindle
A man named Swisher was arrested after passing a worthless check for a $20 alimony installment to his divorced wife, who has since remarried. Justice John Clark ordered Swisher to cover the costs of the action.
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Wisher
Swisher
Grood
John Clark
War Veterans Remembered Five Year Anniversary in 1923
The piece reflects on five years since Kansas national guardsmen were called for World War I service, noting the faded memory among veterans and communities. It traces changes from August 6, 1917 through August 5, 1923, detailing training, hardships, homecomings, marriages, and shifting concerns like taxes and jobs as veterans adapt to peacetime life.
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Kansas National Guardsmen
Must File Statements From All Candidates For Nomination
County clerk Geo. Cy Brone announced this morning that all candidates for the nomination to county and township offices must file an itemized campaign expense statement within ten days after the primaries. The statement must be sworn and filed with the county clerk by August 11 or face legal penalties.
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Deavnship
Pris Maries
Geo. Cy Brone
Penelty
Driver injured when audio stage crashes into pole north of town
A driver of an audio stage between here and Topeka was severely battered when his car struck a telephone pole at Mud Creek bridge. A woman and a man were in the vehicle. all three were thrown about but the others escaped injury. Police took the injured to town for treatment as others rode to Topeka.
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Mud Creek Bridge
Peka
Ordine
Nauk
Tookhig
Page
Lioyit Ware
de. Anderson
Ware
Thesshentt
Jobns
Re Station
Dissolved Partnership Involving Butler Brothers Ordered
K B Butler was awarded $2481 in a dissolution action against the Butler Three Company, with the partnership dissolved effective July 1, 1922. The district court kept jurisdiction to settle accounts between partners after J L Butler failed to answer or appear. The filing noted assets of $4,819.79 and liabilities of ROADVIS, with $4,986.66 owed to JW Butler, a third partner.
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Nimningt Vy
Roadvis
JW. Butler
Bit Tire Company
J. L
Buyers and Legislation on Honours Sales Debate
Jimes Ram say Macdonald urges a Labour probe into the sale of peerages and honors. He proposes a House committee with court powers to require sworn disclosures from recent peers, barring those who bought titles from voting or holding seat in reform chambers. Marriage licenses issued in Kansas City and nearby locales follow.
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Legion
Jimes Ramsay Macdonald
Leicester
Labor Party
House of Commins
House of Lords
Privy Council
Little Change in Official Figures in Douglas County
County canvassers yesterday verified the primary vote across Douglas County precincts. Minor discrepancies existed, mostly due to unsigned abstracts, now corrected. The recount confirms the results with no overturn of the people’s will and lists detailed county and state ticket tallies, including names such as Minton and Dyer along with numerous county officials and district results.
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Douglas County
Minton
Vien Latals
Daughis County
French government imposes penalties on Germany for war debt payments
Paris Aug 5 The French government ordered penalties to take effect against Germany for failure to pay installments on pre war debts to French citizens. The measures target German properties sequestered in France and suspend certain payments for war loss accounts in Alsace Lorraine. Indemnities under the arbitration remain under review with no military action planned.
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Paris
Indax
Germany
France
Alsweg
Lorraine
Pirie
Garming Oy
Vubved
Clean Up Schools for Team Opening
Weeks of summer repairs under director B Crooker have readying Quincy school facilities for a new term. Builders report redecorated rooms at Quincy and high school doors improved with glass panels while basement and boiler areas receive updates and cleansing in preparation for kindergarten use.
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Bich Crooker
Daria
Mackney
Quincy School
Wey
New Jersey Primary Issues Center on Prohibition and Tariffs
In New Jersey the prohibition question dominates the gubernatorial and U S Senate races set for September 26. Fred Frelinghuysen opposes any Volstead modification while George Record avoids liquor as a prime issue and pledges a later position. Frelinghuysen also backs tariff protection and farm aid through loan banks.
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Joseph 3. Frelinghuysen
Bre
Senate
Frélinnhuysen
George F. Record
Jersey City
Walter Bfadie
Record
Frelinghuysen
Tariff Commission
Rural Education Club Forms at University Summer Session
A Rural Education Club has formed during the second session of the university summer school to promote rural education. Membership is open to all interested in rural life, with officers from the rural education class. Plans include more summer work, outside speakers visiting Lawrence, and ongoing improvement efforts. Thursday featured the first social time with a 4:30 interurban ride to Quinlin for a picnic. Count the new Chevrolets.
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Lawrence
Quinlin
Late Kansas Vote Yields No Change in Governor Race
Bulletin from Topeka reports that after 3250 of 52 counties counted, W OY Morgan leads over former Gov. W R Stubbs for the Republican governor nomination by 12,004 and holds 65,572 votes. West leads Harvey narrowly for supreme court seat No. 2 as Harvey and West jockey for position. Counts in western counties show Hopkins over Porter, Griffith over Smith, and Lorraine Wooster rising in superintendent race. County canvasses proceed. official results due next week.
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War West
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TL Mengier
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Lawrence
Judson West
W. W. Harvey
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Justice Dikdtion
William J. Baker
Tespekn
Charles Hobbs
Baldwin
Insurnce
Harvey- West
Hakers
Richard J. Hopkins
Silas Porter
Charles B. Griffith
Toth Smith
Lorraine ‘Wooster
Public Instruction
Wrass
Miley
Seaman
High Tension Luncheon for Emanuel Managers in Kansas City
Victor Emanuel hosted a luncheon at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City yesterday for Emanuel interests managers led by J T Skinner of the Lawrence branch. The event discussed company matters amid a luncheon menu featuring odd items and a technical note on service rates. The day also featured the Royal Giants beating the Woodland Athletics 7 to 4 in Emancipation Day celebrations with over 250 attendees at the park.
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Emanuel Interests
Kansas City
Victor Emanuel
J.T. Skinner
Lawrence
Royal Giants
Woodland Athletics
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