Labor Union Pushes Probes Into Free Speech and Rail Ownership
The American Federation of Labor in Montreal calls for congressional inquiry into suppression of free speech and invites U.S. President to speak on free speech and assembly in Duquesne, Pa. It endorses government ownership of railroads by a 24 009 to 5 540 roll call amid clashes over procedural rights and party divides.
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Montreal
Amcan Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
United States
Duquesne
American Federation of Labor
Roll Call
James Dunisn
Senate
United Mine Worker
Metal Trades Craft
American Federation of] Labor National Committee For Organizing
Iron and Steel West
Esunel
Iron and Steel Distreas
Fede
Legion Meeting Calls Members to July 4 Planning
An important Legion meeting is scheduled for this evening. Officers will outline Legion’s role in the Fourth of July celebration and conduct other business. All members are urged to attend.
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Legion
Toni
Nevican Lexan
Leontheun
Kansas Weather Forecast Sees Showers Tonight and Friday
Forecast for Kansas calls for two settled periods tonight and Friday with likely showers. Temperature readings from yesterday and today show variation, with yesterday’s high and tonight’s low not specified.
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Kansas
Business leaders urged farmers cooperation at urban commerce meeting
At the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce free naval convention in St. Louis on June 17, Henry Giessenbier urged business men to aid farmers and support inland waterway development. He proposed Congress authorize 500 million for these projects and pressed national public utilities and industrial cooperation.
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St. Louis
Burrs Men of America
Free Neual
Unite States
Merce
Enceurt Cn
Inland Waterway
Congress
Matues Carriees
Henry Giessenbier
Orwen
Tou Deeresey
Hyme East
Uae
Scene con Vays fice or vet
A garbled OCR fragment presents unclear wording about food or medical topics. No identifiable persons organizations or places are readable to establish a factual news item or event.
Fabth Wolzemet wine operation recovery report
A damaged OCR fragment reports a wine operation with rapid recovery efforts. Mentions Topeka and Kansas City in a disrupted morning context. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing names or dates.
Child Welfare Survey Aims at Uniform Laws in Kansas
Lawrence officials launch a statewide health and education survey to collect data for a new legislative session. Mrs Walter Turr of Manhattan leads a county campaign in Riley and Douglas to support a standardized child welfare plan across Kansas.
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Walter Uurr
Manhattan
Lawrence
Euverine
Tia
Machusetts
Ann
Sceeter
Th Las County
Chamoun of Commerce
Ails Sterling
Mayer G Krovek
T. Sweennt
M. Flory
Mabel
Baetor Toloeme
Nalin
Hewth
Griesin
Liane
Kennard
Kol Anderson
Erni
Wall
Chamber of Commerce
Nazarene Group Meeting Opens in Eastern Kansas
The eastern Kansas Church of the Nazarene group meets in session through June 20. Rev Ira F Stevens, former Nazarene pastor in Lawrence, serves as superintendent. Delegates arrive from Tola Ottawa Fort Scott Topeka Buffalo Lawrence Tapeka, with H A Dunlap giving the welcome and evangelistic services led by Rev E C Curtis. Dr Albright, chiropractor.
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Kansas
Church of the Nazarene
Sesson
Ira F. Stevens
Lawrence
Stevens
Iola
Tola
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Topeka
Tuffalo
Tapeka
Methodist Church
H. A. Dunlap
E. E. Curtis
Fire Marshal Watches Tryout of Lawrence Aerial Truck
State Fire Marshal and observers tested Lawrence’s new aerial fire truck with a noon demonstration. The event featured a three foot lift, ladder drills, and reaches over Thirteenth Street near the Tomes-rere building. Kansas and local fire officials judged performance as Lawrence showcases modern apparatus unmatched in the state.
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New Lawrence
Lawrence
Afernoon
McNary
Kans
William Firesnes
Els
France
Americans Aid Forces Retreat From Kiev Amid Turbulent War
Fragmented report describes American and Polish army actions around Kiev as Bolshevik shelling and incendiaries disrupt utilities. Civilians rush to evacuate while authorities struggle with transportation and fuel shortages.
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Warsaw
Hetbeen Pats
Holshevik Thesu
Otediy
Kiev
Tung Lo
L 1 Bare “Ag
Bols i
Berriew
Questionable OCR note on training and merger context
Fragmentary OCR text discusses training and a potential merger or system changes but lacks clear facts. It mentions a middle west university and a group named Myers Mets with unclear roles. The readable pieces hint at a professional training program and possible organizational restructuring.
Fragmented Text Reflects Political Debate on Women Veto Power
The readable fragments discuss partisan politics and a call for women to veto as part of a broader civic involvement. The passage mentions Federation, inner address, and comparing factions, with references to civantism and exclusion from a broader “iter tien” context.
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Tre Maines
Bk Rtisam
Iter Tien
Profiteering Drive Targets Unscrupulous Dealers
Washington June 17 federal action intensifies against profiteering in commodities. Attorney George Peles orders strict investigations and indictments where warranted. Edward Baumeardner of Kansas City visited Lawrence Welch Welch chiropractors for medical care.
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Washington
George Peles
Metric
Edward Baumeardner
Kansas City
Lawrence
Posy OUVORTS ALTOS Wihshiteten
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled. Readable names or events are not clear enough to identify a coherent news item or specific entities for a proper summary.
Unclear OCR snippet with scattered phrases
Fragmentary text appears garbled with mixed letters and incomplete words. No coherent事件 or identifiable entities emerge to form a concrete news item or summary.
Notable local figures visit amid busy city week
The report notes visits by several individuals including Charles Qeer of Ohio and Richard Otto Fischer as they spend a day in the city. It mentions a 1383 Agency related insurance listing and a church conference occurring in the period.
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Tharles Qeer
Ohio
Win
Georges Oder
Eka
Richard
Plan to house Aggies uses building on high school site
Local school board votes to purchase an old Lawrence House and a construction shed on the proposed high school site. Funds come from board reserves planned to be used for the project, with intention to divide land into plots for cultural uses and to address district housing needs.
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Board Funds
Election World Resvecessary
Fragmented OCR gives unclear historical note on local event
The readable parts describe a community gathering or meeting near the Voworsnek area with references to streets and groups such as Rotary. It hints at a presentation or ceremony but the text is garbled and names or dates are not clear.
Attempted public court case details emerge in fragment
Fragmentary note hints at a court case involving fear and Baye ry at Be og dae Dating Tb Ta be ae. Several lines mention terms and fate with uncertain references to individuals and dates.
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Bayery
Rotarians Discuss Good Citizenship Meeting Notes
Congressman E C Little addressed the club urging civic duty and voting education in cooperation with similar groups. Rev Frank Jennings and Dean Harold Butler spoke on encouraging citizens to vote, while discussions covered city repairs, cooperation with Kiwanis, and announcing the Kowanis-Roturiad hall event.
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E. C. Little
Frank Jennings
Harold Butler
Rotary
W. E. Spalone
M.o
Rotary Ami Kiwan
Frank Smith
Korea
Tung Ada
Lemar
Rowerlock
Treferts
Glen `Pom
BR. T. Arnold
Ma Charton
Kivanlhall
Suse
Olympic tryout entries announced for University athletes
Officials at Dr. F L Allen's office received numbers for University men entering the sectional Olympic tryouts. The trials occur at Stage Field in Chicago with E L Bradley, M Marshall Hinl dock, Edwin Sandifur and others listed. Entry blanks for event specifics will be sent to Chicago officials by Karl Seademann.
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FL. Allen
Chicaco
E. L. Bradley
Penn
M. Marshall Hinldock
Bush
Edwin Sandifur
Chicago
Tedar
Craeh Karl Seademann
State M Camp Breaks Up Today
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a state camp dissolving today with mentions of campers, a group of boy participants, and an adult supervisor. The readable text is unclear about locations, dates, or outcomes beyond the breakup action.
Hien Dang Fox Collects for His Experience
Court records show Hien Dang Fox listed as treasurer in a case involving custody or financial claim. Details remain unclear in the fragment but indicate an official role connected to the proceedings.
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Hien Dang Fox
Military Guard Aids Student Pressure Over Tuition Funds
An equipment grant to a university student program was tied to funding appeals. Mrs FLO Marvin claimed the money was to force a student in工程ering to quit school due to financial hardship. The report notes pleas for support amid scarce resources.
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Mopvin
Flo
Lawrence elects H P Smith as city schools head
The Lawrence board of education selected H P Smith of Newton Iowa as city superintendent for a two year term beginning August 1 1920. He will teach at the University of Iowa and receive 3800 yearly with a two hour weekly teaching arrangement. Smith is 35 with degrees from Iowa and further study at Chicago and Columbia. He previously led Audubon Iowa schools and Newton schools expanded with new buildings and a junior high. He is married with one child.
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Harry B. Smith
Newton, Towa
Lawrence
Board of Education
A. G. Mitchell
Newton
Iowa
Aly. Smith
Smith
University
Kent
Muller
Uap
Galaries
Strayer
Columbia
Jessup and
Russell
Jaded
Chicago
Cuthberly
Leland Stanford Californian
Suzzalo
Washington
Coffman
Minnesota
H. P. Smith
W. A. Jessup
W. .R. Russell
State University of Iowa
University of Chicago
Umbia University
New York City
Audubon
Gets Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Smith-Hughes
Mr. Smith
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