Paris riots prove why laws must be enforced
The Paris riots over the Sacco-Vanzetti case may have involved thieves exploiting disorder rather than organized communists. Police argue looting targeted shop goods while lawlessness grows without enforceable rules, underscoring the need for laws to be made and enforced.
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Paris
Reminiscences of Cannon Spark Debate on Labor Rights
The article reviews Joseph Cannon’s reminiscences printed in the Kansas City Journal-Post. It highlights his lifelong view that labor should be free of union mandates while employees may freely choose work, recounts his father’s punishment for paying wages to a free Black worker, and notes Cannon’s stance against employer anti union bias. It also mentions a Kansas Guardsmen hypothetical war over a corn crop and a New York mayor’s Berlin visit triggering a flag dispute at a hotel, reflecting comic opera elements.
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Eldorado Times
the Times
State Highway Commission
Woodson County
Iola
Eureka
Eldorado
Chicago
New York
Lowden
Dawes
Chinago
Topeka
Curtis
Capper
Joe Cannon
Joseph G. Cannon
L. White Busbey
Kansas City Journal- Post
Charles F. Scott
Estes Park
Iola Register
Cannon
Samuel Gompers
Indiana
Nerro
Mr. Cannon
Organization of Labor
Carmon
Kansas
Fort Riey
Nebraska
Mayor Walk
Germany
Berlin
German Republic
Old Home Town Items From Fifty-Six Years Ago
A survey of local notes recounts water works talk, the Holley system, thanks to florist A Whitcomb, J R Graton at Dansville water cure, a new buckboard buggy by Reser Kendall, Bridge construction with fifty men, and Minor Scott’s four acres of high quality tobacco near town yielding up to 800 pounds per acre.
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Lawrence
Holley
A. Whitcomb
Kansas
Mr. Whitcomb
J. R. Graton
Dansville
N. Y
Wilder
Reser & Kendall
Cutler & Wiley
Tabacco
Minor Scott
N. T. Steven
Bie Frederick
Scott
Hopkins Return From England and Local Social Notes
Prof and Mrs BE Hopkins return from England where he spends a year studying and will resume his English department post at the university. Winifred and Rohan Fischer plan a ten day Greensburg visit. Gen Wilder S Metcalf hosts Merchants Athletic Association at the club house. Osie Hughes hosts a linen shower for Miss Myrie Kelsey ahead of her September marriage to Otto Guffler.
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BE. M. Hopkins
England
Hopkins
I Keneiss
Winifred
Rohan Fischer
Greensburg
Wilder S. Metralf
Merchants? Athletic Association
Osie Hughes
Myrie Kelsey
Otto Guffler
Crowded Notice of Reading Interests and Local Death
An active crowd of Miss Kelsey's friends shared in giving many tokens of affection. Prof E F Stanley, Central school principal, returns from Kiowa county after leading a normal institute. Mrs Nellie Beatty notes high demand for Huckleberry Finn amid library controversy. Miss Gallop bought French department pictures in Chicago for display. R W Sparr dies suddenly at home on South Tennessee Street from pleurisy and fever. city mourns loss of a respected resident.
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Miss Kelsey
E. F. Stanley
Central School
Kiowa County
Nellie G. Beatty
Mark Twain
Denver Public Library
General Funston
Chicago
South Tennessee Street
Farrell to lead United States Steel after Gary
James A Farrell is named to added responsibilities as president of United States Steel Corporation following Judge E H Gary's death. Farrell, a self made man who began as a mill boy in New Haven, has led the firm since 1911 and was Gary’s personal choice for the presidency. In his career he rose through American Steel and Wire and U S Steel to top executive rank.
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United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
E.H. Gary
Farrell
New Haven
American Steel and Wire Company
America
Gary
Great Steel Corporation
Joe Callan Satirical Poem Note Ends
The fragment references Claude Callan and a note about son Joe liking to sleep late due to a lack of morning activity. The source appears to be a 1927 Puplisnera Syndicate item with limited readable context and no clear event, location, or full quotation.
Baldwin News Notes Overflow With Social and Epworth News
Baldwin reports travelers and visitors from Cedar Falls to Kansas City and Lawrence. The Epworth League Institute closes after a record attendance of up to 1200. Marriages including Elise Hardin and Merrill Rapp and Genevieve Haskin to L Dwight Williams are noted along with local medical and church figures. many locals plan trips to Illinois, California, Yellowstone, and Philadelphia, while college ties at Baker University appear in multiple notices.
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George H. Bretnall
Carma
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Bretnall
State Teacher's College
Harry Jett
North Lawrence
Centenary Methodist Church
Russell Mack
Erie
Mr. Mack
Florence Bennett
Charles FE. Becks
Illinois
Claude B. Becks
Kansas City
Mary Prudente Follis
Beeks
Newell Mang
Ghanate
Baldwin
Epworth League Institute
Ada Snodgrass
Tri-Sigma
Florence Ficker
Long Beach
Harold ‘Case
Chicago
Case
Baldwin Institute
Weaver
King
Baker
W. J. Williams
Lawrence
County Normal Institute
J. Fischer
L. Fischer
Nathan Horrell
Merle
Jeanne Fischer
Frieda Fischer
Ruth McHenry
Columbia
Rollo Mueller
Harley Haskin
Lenexa
Kans
Genevieve
L. Dwight Williams
M. Williams
Brookfield
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Williams
West Forty First Street
Mr. Williams
Kappa Sigma
Phi Mu
Williams
Baker Conservatory of Music
H 'Élock
Frank S. Hardin
Elise
Merrill Rapp
Enid
Oklahoma
Nr. C
Allison
First Methodist Church of
Manhattan
Rapp
Ernest Rapp
Ponca City
Okla
Oklahoma Consumers Supply Co
Mrs. Rapp
Baker University
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Homer Rapp
Pauline
Mary Johnson
Princeton
Elise Hardin
H. K. Ebright
Wichita
A. O. Ebright
Anna Kirkpatrick
Baldwin Epworth League Institute
A. E. Peterson
J. W. R. Sumalt
W. Hastie
H. A. Gordon
Mary Harrigan
Laura Galliets
C. E. Allison
Victor Thrall
Albion
Mich
John Horsely
Harold Case
Robert Anderson
Clyde Odom
Topeka
M. Howeard
Emporia
Charles Shike
Wakefield
C. E. Holcombe
Satavatyi Chitumbar
Paul Dorham
Rosedale
Sumwalt
Thrall
First Methodist Church
Hermione in Love duel over marriage in Menelaus tale
Hermione faces parental pressure on marriage with Orestes as Menelaus probes her love of life. The scene blends ancient myth with modern notes as Hermione and Menelaus discuss Pyrrhus, Electra, and the mother’s schemes, revealing tensions between duty, desire, and humor in a household under strain.
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Helen
Menelaus
Hermione
Menelaos
Menelacs
Orestes
Pyrrhus
Achilles
Agamemnon
Electra
Ogisthus
Orestea
To Sell Or Rent A House It’s Plumbing And Wiring
Remodeling your house may be essential to compete with new homes. Get a full estimate on updating plumbing wiring and fixtures to boost value and appeal for sale or rent.
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National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Minneapolis
Claude Callan
Joe
Puplisnera Syndicate
Moscow
Luther Gustafson
Adv
Helen OF Troy
John Gasking
Elade
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Adraste
Dallastor
Gisthus
Clytemnestra
Damaster
Damasier
Rother
Fyrrhus
Eugene
Nestle
LeMur
Bernice
Tooky Rane
Hermoine
Olson Bros
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Knox
Butler-Sanderson Motor CO
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