Emporia Troops Sent to Newton in National Guard Shuffle
Aug. 14 dispatch notes Emporia infantry tied to Kansas National Guard moved from Herington to Newton after disorders there Saturday night left two shop employees and two railroad guards beaten. Governor Allen forecast 25 to 30 arrests. Santa Fe reports increased tensions with workers and a claim that terrorism campaigns have begun to press for action against the coast line walkouts.
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Topeka
Emporia Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Herington
Newton
Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Brotherhood
Striking Santa Fe Lines Halt Western Rail Service
The Santa Fe system near Needles Ash Fork Williams Winslow and Las Vegas faced a broad walkout by brotherhood men paralyzing routes from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. Guards and workers, about 150, were effectively prisoners at Las Vegas as trains stalled and detours were planned. The California Limited left Los Angeles late, with 75 passengers aboard, while Albuquerque saw four trains idle.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Brotherhood
Needles
California
Seligman
Ash Fork
Williams
Winslow
Arizona
Albuquerque
N. M
Union
Pacific
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nevada
Southern
Rossville
Boyle
Las Véas
Chicago
James F. Duffy
Santa Fe Sfystem
Duity
Felt Called to Colorado for Father’s Illness
Palmer Felt left Sunday for Ft. Morgan Colorado after a telegram saying his aged father Eugene Felt is seriously ill. At Emporia he was to meet his sister Miss Nellie Felt who attends the State Normal and planned to accompany him to Ft. Morgan. Dr. Albright, Chiropractor.
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Colorado
Palmer
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Eugene Felt
Emporia
Felt
Nellie’ Felt
State Normal
Company Aims to Recruits for 137th Infantry at Varsity Annex
Private Andrew Hughes of Company M, 137th Infantry, returned from Parsons on recruiting duty and will stay until Wednesday at the Varsity annex, 1015 Massachusetts street. He says three to four vacancies exist and transportation home will be paid for new recruits.
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Andrew Hughes
Company M
137Th Infantry
Parsons
Varsity
Massachusetts Street
Hughes
First Boys Camp Starts Saturday
Rotary club will run a four week boys camp near Rock Creek seven and a half miles southwest of Lawrence. For a $1 registration boys gain meals, lodging, and activities with G. B. Patrick in charge and facilities prepared by Rotarians. Hovey Hanna reserves details at 944 Massachusetts street.
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Rotary ‘Club
Rotarians
Hovey Hanna
Massachusetts Street
Rocke, Creek
Lawrence
Clinton Road
G. B. Patrick
Phillip Sterling
Stubbs backs Morgan in governor race campaign
W R Stubbs of Lawrence who placed second in the Republican gubernatorial nomination race offers support for the ticket this fall. He sent congratulations to W Y Morgan and pledged time for the campaign. J N Dolley, Stubbs' campaign manager, also sent congratulations and support to Morgan.
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W. R. Stubbs
Lawrence
W. Y. Morgan
J. N. Dolley
Stubbs
Morgan
Miss Minerva Hall Stranded by Rail Tie-Up in West
Miss Minerva Hall of Long Beach California, formerly Lawrence schools music supervisor, is in Lawrence for a few days after teaching at Northwestern University. She cannot continue her trip due to the rail tie-up in the West. George O. Foster, University registrar, returned from a three week Ozarks vacation and now prepares to handle the school rush in three weeks.
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Minerva Hall
Long Beach
California
Lawrence
Miss Hall
Northwestern University
Foster
George O. Foster
University
Ozarks
Mr. Foster
Lambertson Enjoys Guard Duty Amid GOP Campaign
Word from W P Lambertson of Fairview reports he serves as a corporal in an artillery company of the Kansas National Guard during summer training at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The note follows his aggressive campaign for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Lambertson
Camp Hiawatha
Kan
W. P. Lambertson
Fairview
Kansas National Guard
Fort Sill
Okio
Supt Harry P Smith to Teach Institute in Douglas County
Superintendent Harry P Smith of the city schools will return to Lawrence next week to teach in the Douglas county institute here. Mr Smith has spent a month in Colorado.
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Harry P. Smith
Lawrence
Douglas County
Smith
Colorado
Weather Forecast Near Calm Conditions Tonight and Tuesday
Report indicates generally fair weather with warmer temperatures tonight and on Tuesday. Data shows varied readings from 7 p.m. yesterday to 7 a.m. today and 1 p.m. today, with Romayne noted among locations.
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Kansas
Anthracite Strike Talks Move Toward End Week
In Cleveland and Philadelphia today Samuel Warriner announced the anthracite operators would resume mining at the old wage scale while a commission studies the situation. President Lewis and officials met with Warriner and Senators Pepper and Sproul, amid Harding warnings of nationwide disaster if delays continue.
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Cleveluml
Ohio
Lewis
Sr. D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators Seale Committee
Warriner
Philadelphia
Lewis Suthiel
Oi Seal
Samuel D. Warriner
Leshigh Coal and Navigation Co
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Settlement
Mr. Warriner
U. S
George Wharton Pepper
Sproul
W. J. Richards
Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron Company
Wiliam A. Glasgow,Jr
Pepper
Harding
Jo Ae Lewis
United States
Miners and Operators Near Clash in Soft Coal Talks
After a week of preliminaries the joint conference overseeing forty million tons of annual production faced a possible showdown over compulsory arbitration. President J. L. Lewis expressed optimism for peace, while Michael Gallagher pressed for broad arbitration powers. The subscale committee produced no agreement, and both sides refused to budge on arbitration.
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Associated Press
J. L. Lewis
Lewis
Michael Gallagher
Gallagher
Sone Oh
Republicans Seize Dundalk In Surprise Attack
A large force of Republicans entered Dundalk early today and surprised the national garrison. The town is isolated with Republican troops patrolling the streets and in control, as reports describe.
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Dundalk
Belfast
Associated Press
Augusta Theaters Defeated Sunday Opening Bill
Augusta motion picture theater owners urged Sunday show permits. City council, advised by City Attorney Roy Cox, declined the ordinance citing state law prohibiting unnecessary floor on Sunday. Council hinted prosecutions would follow if theaters attempted to open.
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Augusta
Roy Cox
Companics Leave for Annual Camp at Fort Riley
Two companies totaling 124 officers and men left by Union Pacific special train for a two week encampment at Fort Riley. Some members were excused for state or other duties. They expect return on Sunday, August 27, with possible guard duty at Kansas towns. Full rosters list officers Capt Dinsmore Alter and Lt David W Owl, First Sgt Charles Grounds, several sergeants, corporals, privates and cooks.
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Union Pacific
Fort Riley
Tie State
Kansas
Dinsmore Alter
Heutenant
David W. Owl
Trentenant
T. Aleory
Charles] Grounds
Judson Bradley
Joseph Parnell
John Moran
Benjamin Denny
Rafey Winship
William Ruskin
Charles Anderson
At ‘Coffman
David ‘Davis
Aymond Sandavo
Delmar Scott
Hobart Means
Cook
Joseph Rapp
Robin Welch
Emerson Hill
Theodore Buffalo
George Kring
Grant Miller
Marchus Whitman
Thomas Anderson
Frank Ballenger
Richard Ballenger
Joseph Buckheart
George Cassadore
Francis Chase
George Crane
Early Crawford
John Deer
Alex Elk Eats
Walter Emarthia
James Emery
Robert Fielder
Robert Friday
Earl Folsom
James Foster
Albert Hawley
Oscar Hood
Brownall Hill
Peter John
Rey "Jones
Andres Jian
John Juan
Joe Keith
Mitchell Kitson
Joseph Mingo
Carl More
Archiz Murdock
Ben Osage
Custer’ Phillip
Abner Pierce
Everett Pitchlynn
Arthur Punlay
George Sewalker
William Standing
Phlix Stevens
Thomas Thompson
Phillip Tiger
Buck Tracy
Benjamin Warrington
Moon West
Lawrence Whitebird
Guy Williams
Clarence Wheelock
Grubby Anderson
Frank Murdock
Peter Pitch- Jynn
End Today to Lord Northcliffe Ends His Life in Peace
London reports Viscount Northcliffe died at 10 12 this morning after heart infection and blood poisoning. The famed journalist built a vast press empire including the Times and Daily Mail and influenced British public life with a fearless, reforming style. He was born in 1865 near Dublin and rose from small-room offices to a fortune spanning forty five publications aided by six brothers.
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London
Northcliffe
Lord Northcliffe
Viscount
England
Lord Northclife
Eveeryone
The
Times
Lloyd George
Ireland
Northcliffe Press
Throweh Out
Sir Alfred Harmsworth
Dublin
Alfred Harmsworth
Harmsworth
Cambridge
Battersea
Herbert Ward
William Ingram
Illustrated London News
Answers
Evening News
Midas
Mail
London Times
Mirror
Sunday Pictorial
Weekly Dispatch
Newfoundland
Vermont
Mary Elizabeth Milner
Correction on Nelsons divorce and support in Journal-World
A correction explains Walter Nelson and his wife were divorced in June 1921 and Nelson has remarried. He appeared in court for overdue child support payments while a separate divorce action involved two other Nelsons. The article notes Spain has fewer than 5,000 Sunday School children.
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Journal-World
Walter Nelson
Nelsons
Nelson
Spain
Fire set to coal train near Sparta Kentucky
Thirty cars of coal from non union fields in Kentucky were uncoupled from a Mobile and Ohio train, unloaded, and set afire by a crowd near Percy yesterday. The blaze was still burning this afternoon and an estimate of the loss could not be ascertained.
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Sparta
Itt
Associat‘ed Press
Kentucky
Mobile and
Ohio
Free Methodists Meet This Week in Kansas City
The Kansas Conference of Free Methodists convenes in Lawrence with Bishop Clark presiding. Rev W Hodge to lead prayer, Rev Mr Begs to direct singing, and a Billy school for children by Mrs Hendrickson. Salvation as keynote, evangelism led by Rev W Griffith, with women mission leaders and a local committee coordinating services.
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Thiursaley
Confergnes
Kansas Chiffereniee
Weoullate Quirk
Uishop
Wol Clark
Mo. Hendrickson
Central Academy and College
Gram
Charles Kh.begs
Kansas City
New York
Prn
Halee
Charce
Revo. W. Griffith
Mes. C
Winans
Conference Womens Foreign Missionary Society
W. Bellinstead
RT Parks
HM. Watson
Secre
J. FE. Wade
John Walinala A. Beers
I. J
Exoneration for A H Plumb in fatal bicycle crash
A coroner’s jury at Ida Colorado exonerates A H Plumb of Emporia Kansas in the death of Milton E Virgil a Mexican mail carrier struck by Plumbs car Virgil’s widow receives liability insurance Plumb a son of the late Senator Preston B Plumb and bank president was with his wife daughter and niece en route to Leadville Colorado to visit Jesse F McDonald former Colorado governor when the accident occurred Evidence shows Virgil ran in front of the car on the wrong side of the road at a low speed Also a separate note reports a twelve inch oscillating electric fan stolen from Drs Welch Welch office and temperature rise observed on return
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Emporia
Kan
Ida
Colorarln
A. H. Plumb
Milton E. Virgil
Plumb
Virgil
Mr. Plumb
U. S
Preston B. Plumb
Savings Bank and Building Loan Association
Conmany
Aunfe
Leadville
Colorado
Jesse F. McDonald
Conference Aims for New Rail Unions Talks With Harding
Washington Aug 14 AP Secretary of Labor Davis announced after a two hour meeting with L Ti Sheppard head of the order of railroad conductors and WW N Deak vice president of the brotherhood of trainmen that arrangements were made for a further conference late today between leaders of the striking rail unions and President Harding. Count the new Chevrolets.
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Washington
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
TL. B. Sheppard
Four Brotherhood
Cleveland
Associated Press
W. G. Lee
Tht
Brotherhood of Railroad
Santa Fe Coast Hines
Lee
Bell County
Raton
N. M
Santa Fe
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
Emmett D. Boyle
Nevada
Associated Pressj
L. Ti. Sheppard
Order of Railroad Conductors
WW. N. Deak
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Davis
Dean Braden Leaves for California Deanship
Dean Braden of the University of Kansas School of Religion resigns to become head of the Schools of Christianity under the Disciples church in Los Angeles. He served over eight years in Kansas and led religious education programs, while also pastoring First Christian Church in Kansas City. The move follows health concerns and a strong opportunity in California.
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Arthur Braden
School of Religion
The
University
Los Angeles
Cal
Schools of Christianity
Christian College Schools
Disciples Church
Avilatud
University of California
Dean Braden
Bille Chail Atk. UL
Wind
Relijemi Wets
Asipstrate School
Doctor Braden
I Q
First Christian Church
Kansas City
Christian Church
Forest E. Witcraft
Kansas School of Religion
KK. U
Schol
Braden
California
Wircraft
Kansas
Albert Maurphy
Bi Westminister Bible
Fhrrey J. J. Witcraft
London Meet Fails to Yield Reparations Progress
London August 34 Allied premiers conference ends without progress on German reparations. Morning session adjourned without an agreement or next meeting planned. A plenary session was announced for five oclock. Paris August 14 The reparations commission delays the August 15 payment of fifty million gold marks until allied leaders decide in London.
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London
Assieiatert Press
Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Largest apple weighs about a pound in Douglas County
Jordan Wheeler of Lone Star brought a 14 inch by 14.44 inch circumference apple to the Journal World office showing a fruit weighing nearly one pound. He has two trees yielding these oversized apples for years and plans to exhibit the largest specimens at the Douglas County Fair.
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Jordan Wheeler
Lone Star
Journal-World Office
Wheeler
Douglas County
Grand Jury Actions Tied to Santa Fe Train Tie-Up
Washington reports Attorney General Dougherty directed U S attorneys in northern California Arizona and New Mexico to pursue grand jury actions when warranted over the tying up of the Santa Fe system by abandonment of trains by crews. Banquets in China often include up to fifty courses.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Far West
Granton Duffetion
Frisco
Ash Grove
Wichita
Southern Railroad
Wichita Ads
Tex
Harding
Santa Fe
Deverias
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Western Lines
New York
Brink
Washington
Dougherty
United States
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Romayne
Egypt
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Cantain
Kendall A. Walton
Leutenant
Julius C. Holmes
Secon
Frank Dunkley
Guy Z. May
Edward — Busby
Ralph £. Durland
Albert H. Krause
Francis 3. Morawetz
LeRoy Hall
Bert L. Cameroni
Herman W. Pontius
Jack Quintin
Jerry Stugard
Robert
P. Laptad
John G. Maloney
Cornelius C. O’conner
Marc H. Stacey
William R. Turner
William L. Miller
Wiley Q. Bolton
Donald FB. Dowers
Gil‘bert A. Francis
Clifford F. Bardesto
Paul L. Harrison
Dovee W. Hof
William A. Hughes
Roy T. Johnson
George H. Kirby
Fred J. Ottineer
Ruben A. Stirton
Jude Q. Anderson
Beauford Bi. Altic
Howard V. Bernitz
Bert J. Burnum
Lee Drehmer
Floyd J. Firebourd
Charles N. Craumer
Robert L. Gilbert
Roy G. Glaser
Joseph Greiner
Woodward
Hacknoey
Clarence Hodge
Paul
Hutton
J Johnson
Marvin C. Lind
Harold S. Seaple
Glenn BE. Wynn
Theodore Weeks
John & Winnezar
George R. Wilbur
Orville J. Crites
Glenn G. Dunham
Janes A. Petty
George E. Bigsby
PP Raster
Ilinois
Love
Woodland Park
Emporia Banker
L. D. Welch
Did
New School of Christianity At
China
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