Labor federation backs new movement to expose industrial court
Topeka June 20 The Kansas State Federation of Labor announced a campaign to inform the public about the industrial court using motion pictures a new weekly newspaper and platform speeches. W E Freeman president said the effort aims to show conditions in Crawford Cherokee coal district and reach every county before the next election. The plan includes a weekly paper The Golden Rule Messenger edited by Jake Sheppard with articles by Alex Howat and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
W. E. Freeman
State Federation of Labor
Alex Howai
Kansas Miners Union
Jake Sheppard
Fort Scott
Crawford-Cherokee County
Freeman
Howat
Sheppard
Golden Rule Messenger
State Federation of
Sibar
Immigrants Barred by New US Law on Quotas
New York officials report the June 3 immigration law has barred no new arrivals who meet tests. At Ellis Island only those failing physical mental or moral requirements are excluded. July quotas show Greece with 657 and Palestine with 11, each with a small excess awaiting hearings before possible deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Greece
Palestine
London likely abandons London meeting ahead of Washington disarmament talks
London sources say a preliminary meeting to allow British dominions to express far eastern views before the Washington disarmament conference will probably be abandoned. The assurance in this quarter is that any conferences on these topics will be held in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Japs Move Out
Japs Move Out. Tullock California July 26 A general exodus of Japanese farmers and their families from this district is taking place today following the deportation to Keyes five miles north of fifty eight Japanese male workers by members of a union of fruit and melon pickers the authorities announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullock
California
Keyes
Kansas Forecast Quiet Tonight With Storms Possible West
Partly cloudy and unsettled forecast for tonight and Thursday with likely thunder showers in the western portion. Expect little change in wind and sand conditions. Temperatures tracked through 7 p.m. yesterday and 2 p.m. today, with maximum yesterday and minimum last night noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Sande
ACI Orice
County finances discussed at citizens meeting in Mott
In Mott North Dakota July county auditor A F Noble called a citizens meeting to discuss Finances tied by the county funds after the State Bank of Regent closed. Officers say only 41 percent of funds collected and Grant county has cut staff and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Mott
Ettinger County
A. F. Noble
State Bank of Regent
Grant County
Defend Location Of K U Cafeteria
University officials described the new K U cafeteria site west of Snow Hall as non disruptive to campus plans. Goldsmith's plans show no tree loss and preserved vista of Walasua valley with a temporary stone structure 50 by 78 feet. Front entrance is set toward the street, not visible from McCook field, and seating for 342 with three service periods each hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Snowhall
Mount Oread
Goldwin Goldsmith
Department of Architecture
Wakalusa Valley
Cald[peut
Dyche Museum
McCook Field
TALKED OVER FINANCES The YMCA board weighs funding plans for summer
The YMCA board last night focused on financing until the September annual campaign. Secretary Daniels says finances are sound but summer funds are needed. Businessmen were invited to advise as regular solicitations may be used due to rising activity. Hutchinson KK U memorial drive nearing 2100 of 15000. many Kane county residents away for summer. drive continues until quota met. Jerry Overbey recaptured after French leave from city jail. serving sixty days for drunkenness. Judge L H Menger returns after two day absence due to injuries from automobile garment incident. Burglars alert. safe not clairvoyant. contact Craig at phone 135.
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YM. C. A. Board of Directors
Daniels
Hutchinson
Kk. U
W. J .Baumgartner
Teno County
Belfast Meeting Hints at Irish Leaders Parley
London July 20 British cabinet weighs Irish question as talks between Eamonn De Valera and Prime Minister Lloyd George loom. A Belfast meeting with Sir James Craig is foreshadowed while General Smuts backs peace talks amid cautious cabinet unity and wariness in Parliament.
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London
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George Toebro
Dublin
Ireland
Teacer
Lhondon
Belfast
Wween
Eamonn de Valeras
James Craig
Ulster
J.C. Smuts
South Africa
Coloabilds
Ula
Jan
General Smuts
James
de Valera
Sir James
Lloyd George
Widening search for missing man Sharon Penn July
Missing man Ed V Randolph is sought in western Pennsylvania after a note to his wife claimed ransom. He left Franklin with a woman and a Stoman en route to Erie to board a steamer for Wieveland. Authorities say Randolph was in Franklin early today. Sheriff E V Fogelsom and Sharon police chief Samuel Lansdowne say they will arrest him when found as the case shifts through possible kidnapping leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Penn
ED v. Randolph
E. V. Fogel
Mandolph
Antistoman
Franklin
Erie
Wieveland
Randolph
Oil City
Samuel Lansdowne
Banking official named to supervise Salina bank reorganization
Topeka July 20 William Docking Lawrence banker appointed by Bank Commissioner Yester as special commissioner of the State Banking department to supervise the reorganization of the Peoples State bank of Salina. Reduce Federal Discount Rate Boston July 20 a reduction in the discount rate of federal reserve banks in Boston New York Philadelphia and San Francisco to 2 1 2 per cent was announced.
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Topeka
William Docking
Lawrence Banker
Yester
State Banking Department
Peoples State Bank of
Salina
Boston
Federal Reserve
Bostion
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Glimpse of Indian School Work at Rotary Luncheon
Six men under Superintendent H B Peaks outlined the Indian school program across the U S. Supervisors Peyton Cutter Micnempoligg Sam Young Ross L Spals sbury and others described district efforts while Rev Frank Herrera and family prepare to depart for Korea. Rotarians from Kansas City Topeka Lawrence and nearby areas attended along with guests planning a joint Rotary picnic.
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Rotary
United States
H.b.peairs
Peyton ‘Cutter
Micnempoligg
Sam Young
Rapid’ City
S. D
Ross L. Spalssbury
Lawrence
Coaseh Fl
Cheyenne
Frank Herrena
Korea
Mrs. Smith
Don. Grindell
Topeka
Carl W. Trapp
Addison Kellogg
Kansas City
Artoy
Austen
Q Y
Iliters
J. C. Glick
Kandas
Stolen Ford Located In Nebraska City
The Ford coupe taken from G W Dillon of Lone Star after a hold up at Twenty Third and Louisiana has been found in Nebraska City. Sheriff Johns to arrange return of the car to Dillon. Car identified by Overbrook newspaper copies found inside. Details on the man and woman who took the car and $11 remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Tillon
Lone Star
Dillon
Organization of pledges for memorial campaign announced
An office organization to collect pledges is formed by George O. Foster as treasurer of the memorial corporation. University student pledges and Lawrence pledges will be collected in May and November. The first summer session pledge is due next November and the repeka pledges are due in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. UL
George O. Foster
Memorial Corporation
Lawrence
Novi
Repeka
Allied aid in Upper Silesia no longer pressed
July 20 report notes Britain doubts need for allied reinforce ments in Upper Silesia despite French urging. Separate items include Kansas City police probing Theodore S Taylor disappearance after a missing car abandonment in St Louis. Also Senate passes Sweet bill consolidating veterans agencies and benefits. Twenty two babies attend clinic conference with last session before August.
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Séck Assing
Caupie
Kansas City
Pelice
Theodore S. Taylor
Stindey
St. Louis
Lenate
Washington
Senate
Greek Premier Reports Turkish Retreat From Kutaia
Mi Gounaris said the Turkish army fled panic stricken from Kutaia abandoning arms and retreating toward Eski Sher. Unofficial reports say Eski Sher evacuation has begun as King Constantine moves to the Smyrna front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mi Gounaris
Kutaia
Cnt
Eski Sher
Eski] Sheri
Constantine
Smyrna
Peck Report Investigation Delays Promotions in 35th Division
War department assigns Major Patterson to Kansas to probe Major Peck relations with the Thirty-Fifth Division as Capper and Spener press for chargeable findings. Interviewing Gen Martin, Col Rowan, Col McLean, Capt Wark begins. Hutchinson officers to be questioned as inquiry unfolds. The outcome may affect Peck’s promotion and others on the list under seniority rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
War Department
Charles H. Patterson
Coast Artillery Corps
Inspector ‘General
Kansas
Batterson
Martin
W. McD
Rowan
Milton R
McLean
George Wark
Thirty-Fifth
Fred Ellis
McPherson
Groverman
Don Shaffer
Bush
Hutchinson
Capper
Cooperative houses offer practical home life for women students
Miss Helen Olson lauds the University of Kansas cooperative houses as more than homes. Fifteen to twenty women share a wholesome, economical living environment that teaches self reliance, mutual aid, and responsibility while keeping students active in campus life and scholarship. The trend toward new dormitories cannot replace the real home life provided by these houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Olson
Women’s
Houss
O'sor
University of Kansas
Yenkel
Lay Slab Next Week Plans For Fort To Fort Road
Ziegler and Dalton will lay the lab on the fort to fort road west of town. Preliminary work progresses at Lawrence, with rock crushing setup active near Elkin farm five miles west of Lawrence. About 200 workers may be employed. detours planned around closed sections near Big Springs and along the route to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler & Dalton
Fort
Fort Road
Elkin
Lawrence
Slib
West County
Shawnee County
Big Springs
Topeka
Potato Shipments From Kaw Valley This Week
Potatoes moved from Kaw Valley totaled 416 cars by Monday this week, down from 690 for the same date last year, per reports to the Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates of the U S Department of Agriculture in Kansas City. Best price in Kansas City Monday was 1 75 for screened Irish Cobbler, with others ranging from 1 25 to 1 50 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Bureau of Markets and Crep
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Playground program prompts storytelling hour at south park
Mrs Livin Hill will lead story telling hour at the south park tomorrow with the play of the girls under Mrs W Bowersoel. Mrs Roy Tawne previously had charge of the storytelling at Ian Park today and Miss Theon is noted for directing the girls.
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Livin Hill
South Park
Roy Tawne
Ian Park
Theon Har
District Court Decides Varied Family and Civil Matters
In Douglas County today Judge Hugh Means issued rulings on several cases. Taal Berry was ordered to pay 7.00 weekly for minor children and released on own recognizance. J M Colfmin must pay 37.40 weekly for his children, released on own recognizance. A J Williams vs C Haensinger favored the defendant with 162.50 costs. In partition case Vinish vs FOOD, one eighth was decreed to exhale plaintiffs as defendants. John W Games C B Hosford and E J Hilkey named commissioners. Judge Means plans to begin summer vacation tomorrow.
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Douglas County
Hugh Means
Taal Berry
Owen
J. M. Colfmin
A. J. Williams
C. Haensinger
S of
Nish
John W. Games
C. B. Hosford
E. J. Hilkey
Mens
Music heads at Chamber meetings assigned to two men
Ray Gafney and Jamil Adrian Pouligt will handle music for Chamber of Commerce gatherings for the rest of the summer. They provided the music at yesterday’s meeting and drew hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gafney Jamil
Adrian Pouligt
Chamber of Commerce
Landis Attacks Bonus Opponents Before Soldiers
Federal Judge K M Landis told wounded soldiers at Fort Sheridan that foes of the soldiers bonus bill were blocking progress. He warned that if in power he would dismiss obstructionists who hinder veterans compensation, urging against stalling the proposal as veterans fought for their rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Fort Sheridan
Washington
Amatlan Oil Field Fire Destroys Vast Vera Cruz Field
Flames tower hundreds of feet over the Amatlan oil field in Vera Cruz state as towers collapse. Reports say the blaze began at Lot No 163 and spread rapidly, threatening wells and possible loss of life in what is described as the greatest catastrophe in oil field history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatlan Field
Mexico City
Associated Press
Amatlan
Vera Cruz
Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway plan eyed by Kansas leader
Topeka July 20 Gov Henry J Allen touted the Great Lakes St Lawrence deep waterway as second only to the Panama Canal in importance. He led a party including U S senators and governors to study the route from the lakes to the Atlantic and urged plans for a U S Canada agreement to finance and develop the waterway and power, enabling ocean vessels to reach the interior and providing New England with power.
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Topeka
Kan
Allen
Lake Pats
New England
St. [Lawrence River
F of
Canada
Java
Wena
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Tidewater Clyde
Read
SRR
Polie Utilities
C. O. Wolf
Ottawa
Sduator
Insujection Party
Kanat
Association
Texas Proposes Actions Against Ku Klux Klan In Legislature
In Austin on July 20 Representative Patnay urged the governor to submit a bill to a special session to curb the Ku Klux Klan. He warned of felony disguises and said the measure would target the Klan, with signatures gathered from scbuse members including Representative Johnson. If stalled, he may push a house resolution for an investigation into the Klan. Reports also note rising masked-band incidents across Texas with several cases in recent days. In Dibolt a man named Riley, about 80, was tarred and feathered by masked men before escaping in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Patnay
Cass
IPS
Scbuse
Johnson
Patman
Lumkin
Riley
Dibolt
Churches Map Summer Schedule by Week Across City
London news notes July 20 indicates a rotation of church services planned by weeks beginning July 18 through August 22, listing Christian Unitarian Methodist Brethren and other denominations. Public contact provided via City Y M U A and Mrs C Merwin for further information on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon
South Park
Christian Church
Unitarian
Christain
Christ Scientist
Methodist Church
Uni Brethren Church
Ohi Brethren
Congregational
Epcopa
Church of the Narene
Lutheran Church
Centenary Methodist Epischpal
Baptist Church Friends Church
Free Methodist Church
Presbyteriaan
Cathol Church
2Nd Presbyterian Church
Grty Y. M. UA
C. Merwin
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Kansas State Federation of Labor
Columbus
Mine Union Workers of Kansas
Industrial Court
Kansas State Federation of Labor In Convention
K.U
Camius
Snow Hall
Overbey
Jerry Overbey
Bastille
Menger
L. H. Menger
Craig
Smuts
Fer
Jng
Pennsylvania
Salina Bank
Supt
H. B. Peaks
W. Dillon
Nebraska City
Foster
Faris
Upper Silesia
Irvingill J
Bistrict
Ie Now-Supih
Dy, Alried Chiropractor
Ont
NEW Waterway Great Project
Phin
Kiwanis
Ie -Kiwanis Club
Nto
Webster Wat
Eudora
Alex Klan Cauke
America
Kenn
Robert Miller
Sheri Miller
Kater
Cleveland
Ohio
Eyali Catherine Kabey
Marypeville
Iel Kuber
M. William
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