Riots in Youngstown Fire and Military Restore Order
Mass rioting spread from East Youngstown to the town center as troops moved in to quell clashes at the Youngstown Sheet & Tube plant. Police and guards fired on strikers, with injuries and fires reported, while saloons were ordered closed and residents warned to stay indoors amid the chaotic night.
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Youngstow
Ofdin
Uider
Youngstown
Bern
Tillop- Lest
Res Jublis Iron & Steel Co
Vourtgstowi Sheet & Tube
United States Steel
Aimoniee
Duday Aire
Iby Youngstown Sheet & the Co. Nuit
Inhoyers
Dalerers
Gle
Reyaistic Tron & Slee Co
Rioting and Fire After Looting Shuts Down Town
Reports describe mobs looting a clothing store and saloons, setting buildings ablaze as a firestorm spreads. Clerks flee, crowds surge in the streets, and smoke covers the district. Militia is deployed after citizens armed themselves to defend Struthers across the Mahoning River.
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Miinuke
Stouk
Liquor Charge Leads to Jail for Young Suspects
A group of youths, including Webster, Groensae, Ube, and Baxeng, were jailed in the county for possessing and transporting whisky. The article details the scavenged gear, the failed plan for a supposed trip, and the conviction of several minors amid a chaotic arrest. Visiting from the Cand zone, Mrs. O. BR. Gimmond and family arrive in Canerence to visit relatives in New York.
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T Khereth Webster
Groensae Ubeson
Baxeng
Flac
Faye
Phillies Fisher
Frank Litesate
Candi Zone
Gimmond
Fitile Ayiehter
Halbou Heights
Canal “Zone
MamwWo
S Paret
Mig
RT. Palmer
Noh Oliv Street
Miontli Lawrence
New York City
Court Review Alters Shawnee Rates Case
State Supreme Court modified a Shawnee County court ruling on telephone utilities rates. The decision hinges on the Kansas Utilities Act and the Emporia Telephone company schedule, with the commission denying an requested increase. The company has since filed new rules with the commission to align with the court order.
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State Supreme Court
Topekat
Kans
Dari
Weslasas
Shawnee
Hearst
Emporia Telephone Compriny
Utilities Act
Emporia
Shawnee County
Mypany Ie
Commission
Suel Vules
Acation
People's Bank Elects Officers and Directors
At the meeting today, the People’s Bank elected a slate of directors including Liam Brometsick, a French pink boy, and William Sweeney. Alofrey Cashier and J. Sweeney were named cashier and assistant in a formal bank roster amid stockholders’ proceedings.
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iPeople
Hell
Liam “Brometsick
Willian
T. of Sweeney
Tews
Visiik
University drama club stages ambitious Shatans play at Bowersnek
The University of Kansas Dramatic Club presents a student production titled The Witchine Hove featuring a cast of fifteen. Director Prof Arthur Mardtarvay leads a dedicated group rehearsing for weeks as the cast works through press deadlines and staging details. The show promises a dramatic, engaging performance in a vivid campus theater setting.
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Augustus
Aiwubers
University Beamatic
University of Kansas
Chasen Witt
Allestaa
Ada
Arthur Mardtarvay
Uly
Wilkida
Itr
Taddekeal
Lawrence We Be Milligan Engincer in the Survice Report
Milligan praised Lawrence yesterday during a visit with Superintendent Srinney at the Lawrence street site. The official noted the area’s beauty and said he would return to further assess Tawrenee in the upcoming inspections.
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Lawrence
Milligan
Mbert
Srinney Ny
Lawrence Street
Manyay
Tawrenee
Smutec
De Vine Yuting To Visit Laweehee Monday
De Vine Yuting, president of the Fraternal Att Enion, will arrive in Laweehee Monday with his issued hooded entourage and will take up his residence there, despite a public dispute over his policies.
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de Vine Yuting
Fraternal
Att Enion
Laweehee Momhty
Water Question Debate in Lawrence Stirs Public Interest
The Journal-World reports a heated community dispute over the water question in Lawrence. Businessmen push for swift action while city officials and the Water Company defend current plans and pricing. A public meeting and committee actions aim to settle the issue as the paper invites balanced letters from all sides.
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Lawrence
Muuber
Dumitire
Biik
Siveet
Wiley Company
Jia
Hest
Ale
Thie Water Company
Tien Aide
Pane
Journal-World S Furl
Journal
World
Interurban progress in Lawrence street paving and trolley work
The Interurban Hauling reports the Lawrence city work advancing on Lovust street paving with cars not yet used for lanes. The trolley track is nearly finished though ballast is pending. dedication plans for the South Lawrence project are set for 7 o'clock with league members arranging the formal ceremony.
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Lawrence Dul Freiedd
Tiwe
Union Pacific
South Lawrence
Nike
City seeks injunction over gas rates in Lawrence case
City attorney Thames Warley filed in Shawnee district court for a permanent injunction to stop the state utilities commission from enforcing its order on gas sale prices and minimum charges. The suit argues the Lawrence franchise allows free gas for city buildings and challenges a 50 cent monthly minimum, warning that if the franchise is upheld, gas prices could rise to 30 cents per thousand.
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Atttorney
Thames
Warley
District Court of
Shawnee Wdnny
Auppliz Ainape Ton
State Utilities Commission
Lawrence
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Akebison
Topeka
Kansas Nas
Vetarn
Mthities Co
Cousmnissioneys
City Absorhey
Ity
Toston
Gland
Fiarley
Pall Fe
Gras Gompany
Lawrenge
Short Course Attendants Grow, Lawrence Merchants Expected
Prof F Atlausileli of the university ext department hosts a February short course in Lawrence with committees of welcome and entertainment. Attendants from sixteen towns including Valley, Hiawatha, Great Bend, Newton, Ottawa, Hillsboro, Col Springs, Norton and others will attend February 7 to 11, with merchants signifying strong interest and expected attendance to exceed 1915.
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F. Atlausileli
Kansas
Universas
Asiaw
Lawrence
Ionduetiti
University L
Jlton
Acho
Lear
Sram
Neal Valley
Hiawatha
University Groups Plan War Relief Entertainment Drive
A university committee including John Gleissner and W. I. Dodds forms under Chancellor’s guidance to supervise Belgian and Armenian relief efforts. Prof. Millis advocates a first-week event to raise funds, with a publicity drive led by Registrar Geo. G. Foster and others to aid Armenians and Polish relief as conditions worsen abroad. The initial drive previously raised $300 and organizers hope for broader support.
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Bile University
S Ofdice
John Gleissner
Sec
Leland x Phoipson
Lg Men
Shident Conneil
W. I. Dodds
Stulta Simmons
Jerry Stilwell
Glaztman
Mithem
Ian Prof
Millis
Mie Motha
Y. Aly
Geo. G
Foster
Tolisi Poleissner
A. Millis
Was
Wil Stark
Rampaljee
Armenia
Inv Tharowar
Avarding
Prisrnt Committee
Ac Quisition of Book Plates for Library Exhibit
Presented a Volume of Book Plates by Dr AL WL Clark detailing an American Cellese Book Plate collection. The note describes the book’s compilation by the Grey College, with Dr Clark as collector, and includes practical information on the plates and their desirability for study.
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A. Beatiful
Hileary
AL WL Clark
Lazy Parker
Werensen hearing delayed in aiding Amy Martin case
Willie Werngen remains in jail as the preliminary hearing is pushed to Tuesday at 9 oclock. He faces charges of counseling and abetting Amy Martin in the alleged assault that endangered George Hoyt.
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Amy Martin
Willie Werngen
Wernsen
Amy Mi
Tiearze Hoyt
Fr A. U. Officers Installations Highlight Athens Count Event
An evening in Athens County featured installation of officers for Fr A U, with mention of tonight’s ceremony and the newly installed officers led by Moursiag, Starkwegathier, Simons, and Anna among others. The sparse readable text notes a formal gathering and local attendance.
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A. U
Insalles
Moursiag
Athens
Starkwegathier
Simons
Vier
Anna’ Tindales
Trust Company Election Officers and Directors Chosen
Today the stockholders of the Perking Trust company met to elect officers and directors. Paxake Wilde Keasnrer was named president and Perki Protseh was elected as director. The gathering proceeded at the Market Ca with officers to be announced.
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Erkins
Perking Trust Company
Perki
Protest Mail Interference Reported to London Ambassador
The United States has sent to Ambassador Page in London instructions to present to European powers regarding mail interference from the United States to new neutral states.
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Jay.ashington
United States
Ambassador Page
London
Had An Attack of Grip
Harry Davis, a streetcar motor worker, suffered a grip attack as he moved through the city. He was temporarily unable to continue his shift, receiving assistance from a passerby before regaining steadiness.
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Harry Davis
Conference Session At Topeka Church Addresses Civic Life
A Topeka Baptist church session heard Robert Gordon discuss work and city life, noting defects and remedies in democratic procedures. Dr Lyons spoke on education as a key factor in denominational growth, with hopes for a raised fund by September 1.
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Robert Gordon
Topekavand
Melina Lesard
Raf
Gordon
Ibn
Ctosi Chareh Co
Lyons
Ottawa
Painting Attracts Attention at University Window Display
A painting titled Children Wandering Down a Path has drawn interest at the Ei Tu Phil store window. Gladys Nelson, a university graduate, is noted for her artistic promise and potential future in the arts.
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Wil
Racatians
Gladys Nelson
Aifi
Lawrence WA City Officials Question Utilities Order
Galen City attorney Wescott spoke with Mayor W J Franci by phone yesterday. They asked about the city of Lawrence’s plans following a recent utilities commission order. City Attorney Barley was referenced during the Topeka call as being present.
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WA. Stone
Galen City
Wescott
W. J. Franci
Jong
Lawrence
Utilities. Commission
Galena
Topeka
Lawrenen
Suffrage Favorability Reported in Washington Senate
The Susan Anthony amendment providing suffrage was reported favorably by the Senate in Washington. James 8. reports the progress of the suffrage measure as it moves through the legislative stage.
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Washington, Jas
Susan Anthony
Senate
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