Milk deliveries halted as dairymen strike across Chicago area
Violence flared over a 100 mile area in a dairymen strike against reduced prices. Dumping of milk spread from highways surrounding Chicago into the city. Larger Chicago dairies agreed to pay a basic price of 185 a hundred pounds, while smaller independents faced resistance. The Pure Milk association representing 18,000 producers urged government licensing to enforce the price, and violence reported near Kenosha and along rail lines.
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Northwestern
Kenosha
Milk shortage leads to Chicago delivery halt plan debate set
The article notes a milk blockade near Wisconsin and Illinois disrupting Chicago deliveries. Hospitals and institutions receive substitutes while families with children are advised to contact dairies for emergency supply. A radio debate at 2 30 p m Friday January 19 features Kansas State College and the University of Kansas debating government control versus private system in radio.
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Chicago
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E. C. Buehler
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University of Kansas
United States
University of
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Phil Bramwell
Belleville
Lyman Field
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Jack Rice
Ellsworth
John ‘Phillips
Debate time set as Kansas universities share radio slot
Federal communications panel approves WREN relinquishing 3 to 3 30 pm airtime enabling KFRU to broadcast a full hour for a University of Kansas versus Kansas State debate at stations in the regional area. Chanute blacksmith A. Johns, 100, recalls Civil War service and long life. Topeka poultry show opens with over 1,500 birds entered from 11 states for Kansas State Poultry Breeders Association event.
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Federal Radio’ Commission
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Kansas State Poultry Breeders’ Association
World briefs from Shanghai to Rome in brief items
Entries span bantam chickens to turkeys and a global wire of notes. Shanghai reports Nationalists near Foochow as Istanbul stages a five year industrial plan with 32 million dollars for 15 factories. Havana promises army reshuffle amid revolt rumors while London eyes mental defectives sterilization. Buenos Aires says peace commission will press on for permanent peace. Rome marks Queen Elena's birthday. Salvation Army logs December outputs of forty three garments and eleven pairs of shoes.
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Fukien
Foochow
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Istanbul
Turkey
Londona
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League of Nations Peace Commission
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Bolivia
Gran Chako
Rome
Italy
Elena
Salvation Army
Christmas relief drive aids transient and homeless with meals and beds
Transient and homeless men received 136 meals and 72 beds. Christmas dinners fed 66 families and 100 children through toys, candy, and fruit. Total relief spending reached 126.53 dollars. a farmer donated beef cut into 5 lb portions for families. Buns and sandwiches from the CPA bake sale were given to Salvation Army. Farmers donated chickens and canned goods, and city supporters contributed to Christmas kettles.
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Salvation Army
Thieves Raid City Library Offices Saturday Night
Thieves entered the city library offices Saturday night and ransacked the rooms. They took only 1.15 in cash plus several old coins kept as keepsakes, after prying a window on the north side to gain entry.
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