Kansas Industrial Court faces pivotal test over miners contract
In Topeka Kansas the industrial relations court may rule on the miners operators wage contract expiring next April. Judge Higgins warns of potential unrest if the court intervenes and notes past disputes. Howat urges court involvement to shape terms, while authorities anticipate mechanisms to modify or settle the contract.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Miners’ Union
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miner’s Union
W. L. Suggins
Kansas
Court
Aqdeo
Kourt of Industrial ‘Relations
Higgins
Spon
Oes
Knights of Pythias World Meet Planned in Topeka
Topeka Kansas August 18 Preparations are underway for the Knights of Pythias world convention drawing about 5000 delegates August 14 to 20. Three thousand rooms have been secured in homes and schools with large lunch covers on the state house grounds to feed visitors. Sessions at the state house and city auditorium will mix with public events. Governor Allen and Mayor Corwine are to speak on Friday August 18. A grand reception and auditorium dance will highlight the week with entertainment by the Knights of Pythias Amusement Company.
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Topeka
Kan
Colored Knights of Pythias
Supreme Alge
State House
Allen
Corwine
Knights of Pything Amusement Company
Thompson
Kansas
Ya Norene Davis
Ernest Ston
Chicago University
Clara B. Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson Ra Seals
Earl Johnson
Anna Kirkpattick
Kansas City
T. A. Evans
Robinson
Institutors
Leland Baker
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Baker
Jland
L. C. Baker
W. Hendren
Lelia "Huckleverry
Chester Lawson
Baldwin
Ozarks
Sellsbury
Lawson
D. T. Lawson
Fof
Maude Lawson
F. M. Storum
Leslie ‘Wylie
Clay Center
Molby Revolving Hummock
Christy J. Fikener
Ann Ben Tiananami
Arkansets
Kentonville
Bink Ihetek
Paul Malone
Memorial Hall
J. H. Price
Orth
L. P. Abernathy
Ottawa
Gr. Osborne
Laiwreree
Memorial Hospital
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Lawrence
Vinland
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Mineral Point
Wisconsin
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Mobesky
Ralph Butz
Withita
Neosha
Buss
C. A. Shumway
Jasper W. Guttitil
Douglas County
Minnie Scott
Red Cross
Tiffin Oe
Manly Garnett
Ravene Hardie F
Charles KE. Mosg
District Court
Warren Shepherd
Chicago
Winfield
Southwestern College
Margery
Graham
Mr. Foss Smith
Meeting of Cities to Talk Franchise in Kansas
Pittsburg Kansas August meeting aims to renew the Kaneak Gas and Electric Company franchise across 27 cities. Mayor O T Jones leads a joint conference with Pittsburg and others as the company seeks a 83 year bond issue of 12 000 000 with franchise terms varying by city. Outcomes hinge on franchise renewals affecting bond success and shared points include percent of gross receipts to cities and street light costs.
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Pitsburg
Kan
Kansas
Kaneak Gas and Electric Company
Pittsburg
O. T. Jones
Dittsburg
Public Utilities Commission
Cay‘cerhedts
Jones
Protest Use of Flag In Advertising Displays
The Warsaw chapter of the American Legion of Poland adopted a protest against the use of the American flag in shop displays by Warsaw merchants. The action followed complaints about flag displays used to promote American representation and merchandise. ER Farman, military attaché, commented on the issue and indicated the Legion prefers direct engagement with stores.
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Warsaw
Poland
jWorcaw
Farman
Display of the American flag restricted for commercial use
A note explains that displaying the American flag is not permitted for commercial purposes in the United States and urges that the practice be discontinued.
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United States
Miles
Berlin jewel trade slumps amid postwar loss of war profits
Berlin observers report a sharp decline in the precious stones market over the past year. Jewel dealers fear a general crisis as wartime buyers liquidate diamond holdings and established fortunes pull back from purchases.
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Berlin
Finneral Erisis
Germany
England
Missouri fair hit kills aviator at Sedalia windstorm
A violent wind and rain at the Missouri state fair grounds in Sedalia killed Frank Oschlager of Westphalia after he touched a live wire near the M E T railroad station. The centennial pageant set, including a 600 foot stage, was destroyed with losses estimated between 5000 and 10000 dollars.
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Sedalia
Frank Oschlager
Westphalia
Plans to Fight Hog Cholera Across Kansas
J H Mercer state livestock commissioner Dr Harry M Graefe inspector in charge of the bureau of animal industry Kansas and T P White Washington in charge of hog cholera control work for the bureau formulate plans to control a threatened hog cholera epidemic in Kansas Doctor Graefe has received reports that hog cholera has appeared in a majority of counties in the state.
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Toneka
Kan
Kansas
J. H. Mercer
Harry M. Graefe
Bureau of Animal Industry
T. P. White
Washington
Bureau
Doctor Graefe
State Reports Epidemic Alert Across Multiple Counties
Officials warn of a spreading disease in farms across Geary Wabaunsee Lyon Clay counties and nearby areas. Reports come from Abilene Manhattan Clay Center Hutchinson Lyons Emporia Arkansas City and Coffeyville. Veterinarians urged close contact with the situation and farmers to apply quarantines vaccination and sanitation measures to prevent spread. Dead stock to be burned and pens disinfected promptly.
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Geary
Wabaunsee
Ene
Clay Counties
Abilene
Anction City
Clay Center
Thutchinson
Lyons
Imporia
Arkansas City
Offingham
Doctor Gr
Hawaii Declares Volcano A National Park Landmark
Hilo Hawaii August 12 the Kilauea region is added to the Hawaii national park system alongside Haleakala Maui. Thurston of the Volcano Research Association presented the new park to the government. The move promises improved auto routes and a future summit road to Mauna Loa and Kilauea with the crater rising 15 000 feet into the clouds.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Bilauea
Pingrounds
Hawaii National Park
Faf Haleakala
Maui
Et A. Thurston
Honolulu
Volcano Research Association of Hawaii
Auna Loa
Kilauea
Farmers Hit Hardest by Price Collapse Says Governor
Washington August 12 Farmers have suffered most from the recent price collapse Governor Strong of the New York federal reserve bank told a joint congressional commission yesterday. He urged resumption of prosperity for agricultural producers through lower retail costs and cheaper villages.
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Washington
Governor Strong
New York Federal Serve’ Bank
Attorney addresses insurgents in tense gathering
An attorney spoke to a group of insurgents amid a tense gathering. The scene drew attention from onlookers as security remained vigilant and the rhetoric centered on negotiation and demands.
Baldwin News Tenses for Institute and Local Events
Baldwin reports plan for summer institute activities at Baker and Lawrence areas. Visitors include Mrs. Clara B Johnson and Earl Johnson returning to Lincoln. guests from Kansas City and Robinson arranging institute kitchens and new gym equipment. Weddings, school moves, and Red Cross classes noted amid repairs, rain damage, and public notices.
Homer Rule Wil or Clerk and B CAR HATT Lunch Service
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice item with names Homer Rule Wil and Clerk. The garbled line includes Lunch service or group terms and a partial name B CAR HATT. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Homer Rule
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