Church group urges laws to protect public labor disputes
Members of the Congregational Church in Kansas call on Congress to enact central legislation to safeguard capital and labor and to ease industrial disputes. The resolution, adopted unanimously, argues government action is needed to prevent ongoing disruption and support national recovery after war.
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Neval
Congress Church
Pereas
Ki Congregational Church
Stee
Kansas
Kansas church resolution urged industrial peace and justice
The document calls for procedure to settle industrial disputes and to determine all economic facts for fair justice to labor, capital, and the public. It urges spreading the resolution in church records and sending copies to Kansas members of Congress.
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Kansas
May Get German Ships French Lease or Purchase Fleet
Brazilian debate over ownership of seized German ships continues. France seeks to lease or buy vessels, with official stance tying ships to the Brazilian government fleet and the Versailles treaty confirming ownership by the seizure country. The matter centers on ships seized in Brazilian waters and allocated to Allied powers.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Alexandre
France
Lloyd Brasileiro
Commissioner Illness Delays County Meeting
County Commissioner Cox of Palmyra township was ill at home and unable to attend yesterday’s board of commissioners meeting. Cle menceau arrives in London for talks with Lloyd George and Italy’s Scialoia as Marg et Perkins and Mrs Parker visit the city.
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Cox m al Gox
Palmyra Township
Board of Commissioners
Margaret Perkins
F. E. Parker
City
Kansas to Alter Basketball Schedule for Junior Prom
Kansas will not open home season with Ames on January 16 and 17 due to the Junior Prom conflict. Ames may shift to January 14 and 15. if not, a Missouri Valley Conference rival will fill the dates. A first scrimmage in Robinson Gym yesterday reduced the squad to sixteen, led by Captain Lonborg and including Laslett, Bunn, Mandeville, Uhrlaub, Harms, Fearing, and Welch among others. Regular practices proceed with four weekday sessions until Christmas, then six to eight players return January first. Ongoing local notices advertise perfume and dairy items, with Box office and movie details for Bowerseck Picture Show opening tomorrow featuring 2312 Hours Leave.
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Kansas
Ames
Carl Schiademan
Kansas City
Schlademan
Adams
Smith
Lonborg
Laslett
Bunn
Inett
Mandeville
Uhr
Harms
Fearing
Murphey
Welch
College of Emporia
Rody
Wentworth Military Academy
Rafferty
Ietter
Markets report Kansas City commodities and cattle prices
Kansas City market summary shows cattle receipts 5500 with heavy beef steers 10.50 to 19.00, light steers 8 to 18.25, cows and heifers 46 to 18.75, veal calves 13.50 to 16.50, stockers 13.25. Hogs receipts 7500 with heavies 13.35 to 33.75, mediums 13.30 to 32.77, lights 13.00 to 13.70, pigs 10 to 12.25. Wheat and corn prices and futures noted with No 1 hard 2.65 to 2.90, No 2 red 2.50 to 2.53, corn No 2 mixed 1.55 to 1.56, No 3 mix 1.54, No 2 white 1.56 to 1.58. Receipts of wheat 106 cars. December close 1.445?8, January listed.
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Kansas City
Former Crown Prince Offers to Surrender in Exchange Deal
Munich reports former Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria offers to surrender to the entente in Switzerland in exchange for German prisoners held in France, conditional on an auction freeing them. Notice also lists Water Department shutoffs on Massachusetts Street and adjacent blocks from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Friday December 12.
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Munich
Bavarian Red Cross
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Masachusetts Street
7Th
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Vermont
Kentuck
Rhode Island
North Lawrence
Local Residents Depart Before Weekend Visit
Lewis A. Quigley superintendent Mrs Porteous and son Donald Milton leave today for Leavenworth to join Mr Porteous for the weekend. Jessie Edmondson and Catherine Carrot visit Miss Pauline Laptuct north of town. Miss Inez Jenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hobie on Haskell Ave is gravely ill with scarlet fever.
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Mrs. Porteous
Donald Milton
Toitay
Leavenworth
Mr. Ponteous
Jessie Edmondson
Catherine Carrot
Pauline Laptuct
Inez
Jenson
rMs Hobie
Haskell
Speeding conviction and tax collection update in county
Lewis Wallis was found guilty in police court this morning of speeding and fined $5, with the fine paid. Tax collections reach $160,000 of a $750,000 Douglas County roll, eight days remain to collect taxes without penalty. A damaged bag with sewing kit and spectacles was found at the chief's desk for identification.
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Dlistrict
Paul Tons
Cecil Brown
Supreme Court
Lyon
Ing
St Police
Mormtion
Lewis Wallis
FL. W. Hosford
Douglas County
Dye Firm Plans Major Capital Increase in Berlin
The Anline Dye Corporation in Berlin votes unanimously to raise capitalization from 22,000,000 to 8,060,000 marks at a general conference. Officials cite broad reasons for the move including the impact on Amaline Soda Corporation.
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Berlin
Aname Dye Corporation
Iis
Taien Amaline ~ Soda Corporation
War era synthetic ammonia plant boosts explosives output
The text notes a large wartime project at Mersyberg to expand synthetic ammonia and explosive production. It states vast capital in explosiv es has grown with billions of marks in play, aiming to supply German needs for dentistry and agriculture, while mentioning Johnny Kilbane and Benny Valger in a separate bout context.
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Mersyberg
iTanden Dees 13th Most Recently Constructed
An OCR fragment notes a battle context with mention of power build up and arms supply. It references weapons, ammunition and a force or group associated with a coastal site, unclear specifics due to damaged text.
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