Judge Huggins Advocates Industrial Court Solution
Wellington Kansas June 13 1923 Judge W L Huggins of Toneka presiding judge of the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations argues that if employers and employees could live together on equal terms the industrial problem would be solved He notes steam and electricity drive modern industry and mass action by workers is needed to reach parity He praises Kansas for creating an industrial court to arbitrate disputes and protect both capital and labor while avoiding economic pressure in peacetime
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Wellington
Kan
United States
W. L. Huggins
Toneka
Kansas’ Court
Wellington Rotary Club
Huggins
Imdense Per
Kansas
Wichita
Laprnee County
Germany
Britain
Kansas Industrial Court
Wardl
Industrial Court
Public Utility Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Comission
Local residents attend services and visit relatives
A flurry of messages from Baldwin and nearby towns notes funerals, visits, and travels. Samuel Muenzenmayer and family return from Junction City after a mother’s funeral. Alpha Owens heads to Ithaca then Europe. Mrs. Kinzer, Mr. and Mrs. Shumway, and many others visit kin in Lawrence, Eudora, or Baldwin.
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Lafayette T.hawk
Jack
Lawrence
Virgil Wood
Edward Powell
Sarah Margaret
Topeka
Baldwin
Charles. E. Beeks
Irma Bray
Sanford
Kansas City
Janet . Gibbon
Ithaca
New York
Delta Zeta Sorority
Kansas
East
John
Ross
N.A. Purcell
New -York
Europe
Georgia
Bertram
Portsmouth
Ohio
Ida Price
Alderdice
Sarah Maxwell
New York City
C. Bertram Pyle
Chicago
Ralph Nicholson
Birmingham
Alabama
Nicholsons
A. M. Hanks
Edward Corman
Mary Follin
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Martin
Charles E. Beeks
Philomathean Club
Central Park
Hinkle
A. E. Panin
James B. Wright
Esther
Patricia
Albert C. Burton
Gon Vincent
Averil Becket
Lorraine
Polly
Valentine Nickel
H. K. Ebright
Betty
Jimmie Gaiider
South Dakota
Myr
Charles Murray
South Sixth
High
Indiana
Baker
Samuel W.muenzenmayer
Junction City
Muenzenmayer
C. B. Beeks
Edward Kinzer
Neosha Falls
E. J. Kinger
Sherwood Shumway
Pleasanton
Charles Shumway
Mary Schott
Gertrude of Werden
Homer K. Ebright
Alpha Owens
L. A
8. Gilmore
Gladys Charles
Colorado
Due Stanke
Kays
Eudora
John Ott
Mesa McCabria
Eugene
Melessia McCabria
Paris McCord
Perry
Henry
Schaake
Chris Schaake
G. B. Castle
O. L. Cox
Dorothy
Friends Charterly
Prairie Center
Outland
Kennedy Grove
Hubert Woodward
Frank Kennedy
Hazel
Henry Seiward
Clara ,Athey
Helen Nicolson
Farm Grove
Albert Schaake
Otto Johanning
Sanday
Ahha Hughes
Helen Reed
Bruce Campbell
R.ick Nichlson
World: Investigate Russia and British Memorandum at Hague
Disjointed dispatch outlines Premier Poincaré reply to a British memorandum on the Hague conference. It discusses expert opinions and potential proposals to send observers if Russia consents. Separate notes reference receivership actions in Kansas and Texas and a U S Court of Appeals ruling in Kansas City.
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Russia
Aris
Poincare
Hague
Passage on a stray note about typing and formats
A fragmented remark discusses correcting text and formatting style. It mentions counting characters before output and mentions “T” and “S” lines. The tone resembles a technical instruction with chaotic phrasing.
Wallace Claims Cuticura Healed His Eczema
Roy Wallace of Dover Tennessee recounts his eczema tale praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He describes red pimples itching and burning improving after two cakes of Soap and two jars of Ointment. He advises daily use for clear skin and to treat itching before bathing with Cuticura Pin palm.
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Mr. Roy
Wallace
Roy Wallace
Bok
Dover
Tenn
Decalogue Aimed at Young Physicians Delivered in Philadelphia
Briga dier General Charles E. Sawyer, physician to President Harding, presented a decalogue at the Hahnemann medical college commencement. The ten rules urge attention to small acts, community service, mentorship, and lasting impact over sheer numbers of patients.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. Sawyer
Harding
Hahnemann Medical College
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop Ad From Mass Street
Local advertisement for Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop at 1011 Mass Street I region listing Story Bros and phone 1172. Promotes old mirrors refurbished as new.
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Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
Mass
I’. PB. Normuth
Story Bros
Drop Uttinger Charges Dropped In Theft Case
Will Uttinger had charges of complicity in a theft against Eunice Artman dropped by Justice Clark for lack of evidence. Uttinger released. Lulu and Effie Uttinger remained bound over to district court. Property worth $50 allegedly stolen from Eunice Artman, 1125 Pennsylvania Street.
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Will Uttinger
al- Jezel
Eunice Artman
Uttinger
Clark
John Artman
Lulu
Effie
Pennsylvania Street
District Court
Worn Out After She Cooked a Meal
Cincinnati Ohio reader Mrs Christ Petroff describes relief from nervous troubles and fatigue after using Lydian by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She reports renewed strength enabling housework and lifting her 19 month old son, praising the medicine and advising others.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pinkham
Christ, Petroff
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Mt Cemcetaer
Commonwealth
Baldwin News
Olson Bros
Fritz
Kellys
Kaw
Gilmore
Josephine Gilmore
Note Hughes
Olu Powell
P.M. Tidrow
Lone, Star
Fred Me. Kinney
Merle Buck
Weaver
Ola Vowell
Eudora High School
Evelyn , Stuckemann
Wm. Miller
Mrs. Miller
Mr. Miller
Endora
Delaware River
H/F. Alder
Andree
Ainking
Uae
Sawyer
Uedied
Postum Cereal Co.,Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gi Finch
Calmet
Pure
Sire
Fordson
C. W. Smith
Ford
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