Miners split over wage cuts and a looming soft coal shutdown
In a district convention a decision endorsed wage reductions in a renewed contract set for March 1. Union leaders warned of a national soft coal shutdown if miners’ demands and operator plans persist, citing a $500000 public campaign against workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jm Internatio
Mr. Lewis
Jr. Lewis
Jacksonville
John D. Rockefeller, ii
the Treasury
Melt
Jonger Exhists
Italy
Ft Riley Polo Team Wins Rocky Mountain Handicap
Leavenworth Kansas June 30 The cavalry school’s polo team of Ft Riley won the third game in the Rocky Mountain handicap tournament at Ft Leavenworth. Ft Riley trailed Wakonda Country Club Des Moines 16 to 9 at halftime but surged to victory, breaking a 5 5 tie in the second half. Wakonda managed only six points. Ft Leavenworth was favored to finish first and Kansas City Country Club joined today’s slate.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Cavalry‘school
Ft Riley
Ft. Leavenworth
Wakonda C Buntry
Des Moines
Wakonda
Ft. Riley
Kansas City, Mo
Blks Bowling Scores Shine as Hartig Leads Night
Blks bowling team posted seven games with scores 235 250 264 259 239 239 239 249. Highs included DeWatteville 228 and Kaufman 212. Team led by Hartig will meet Hetzel bowlers tonight at the Elpselub alleys.
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Sevenback
DeWatteville
Kaufman
Hartig
Hetzel
Epselub
Pittsburg
Une
Chanute
Joplin
Weptling
Pitts
Nurg
Negara
Santa Feia
Kansas
City- Southern
Rubber Prices May Surge As Crude Supply Tightens
Several companies indicated prices may rise if no relief from the crude rubber shortage is found. Crude rubber used for tire manufacturing has hovered around ninety cents a pound this week, but brokers say conditions could push prices well above one thousand dollars per pound. Firestone’s president reported progress in funding more American crude rubber plantations in Liberia, but years of production remain before supply improves to counter British restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Liberia
Buti
Tremors Continue in Santa Barbara Earthquake Toll
Santa Barbara Cal June 30 A P Herrady Charis Mexican of Santa Barbara at Cottage Hospital today from injuries. This brings the known list of dead to nine. Earthquake insured losses in the business district run about two million dollars, with adjusters meeting under D C Daniels of San Francisco. Former Lawrence residents Gene Porter and Dr Estabrook now in Santa Barbara are noted among the inhabitants.
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Santa “Barbata
Cal
A. P.j
Herrady Charis
Santa Barbara
D C. Daniels
San Francisco
Lawrence
Santa Barbarde
Gene Porter
Estabrook
Trinity Lutheran Address on Swords of Job and Inspiration
Dr Frank Arnold of the Westminister Bible Chair spoke to Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday on the Swords of Job I shall die in my nest. He warned that complete satisfaction harms ambition and time may atrophy urging inspiration as life’s mover. He urged never to give up and to aim higher with stepping stones and hitching to a star. Next Sunday Dr A E Akquist of Haskell will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank Arniold
Westminister’ Bible
Trinity Lutheran
Job
Doctor Arnold
Arnold
A E. Aka
Appeals Pipeline Case in Wichita Tax Test Rule
The Derby Oil Company appeals Judge Pollock’s ruling barring the federal government from levying an excess tax on oil moved through pipelines to refineries. The case centers on $6,590.18 sought by the government, with estimates suggesting nationwide losses of 12 to 17 million dollars across oil firms. Other firms aligned with the Derby decision. The tax was enacted in 1918 as a war measure and repealed in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
John ©. Pollock
Derby Oil Company
H. H. Matter
Internal Revenue
Kansas
United States
H. H. Skinneres
Jadze
Pollock
Bank Robbery Report From Enid Oklahoma Street Heist
Unmasked men robbed the First State Bank of Greenfield ten miles north of Watonga in Blaine county at 11 15 this morning. They escaped in an automobile with cashier M C Kelly, taking between 3000 and 3000 dollars. The bank officials confirm the amount and incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Juse
First State Bank of
Greenfield
Pe Watonga
Blaine ‘County
M. C Kelly
Jal ‘Televisioné
Mexico City Budgets Rail Lines At 78 Million Pesos
Mexico City reports budget for national rail lines at 78 million pesos after months of negotiations with railroad brotherhoods. Plans aim to slash experts, cut salaries, and reduce staff to reach the figure. Freight rates to drop once profits appear. over 8,000 annual passes canceled. a presidential order bars passes issued in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico ‘City
Associated Press
Department of Communications
Shultz to Attend National Assembly of Secretaries
E B Shultz secretary of the U M G A at the University of Kansas will depart Lawrence tomorrow evening for the Biennial National Assembly of Student U M C A secretaries at Camp Gray Saugatuck Michigan. The camp lasts two weeks. Shultz previously served as camp president at Estes Park Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Shultz
University of Kaysas
Lawrence Tomrrow
National Assembly of
Camp
Gray
Saugatuch
Mich
Mr. Shultz
Estes Park
Colorado
Fail to Report for Work Shuts Chicago Engineering Rooms
Five hundred seventy five engineers of Chicago city engineering service failed to report for work. They were placed on a three day suspension as protest against salaried liquor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
City of
Garret
Prohibition Officers Arrest in Washington
Washington June 30. Associated Press reports five men including several officers were arrested during a fashionable incident. Details are sparse due to fragmentary copy.
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Washington
Associated Press
The
Fashable
Penitentiary Plea Ties to Davies Divorce Case
The Davies divorce case cites a guilty plea to assault with intent to kill and details a December 11, 1892 marriage. It notes bonds and stocks valued at 38,000 and 20,000, a quarter interest in fair grounds property, and ownership of two residences, household furniture, and a half interest in an automobile. The plaintiff seeks absolute divorce and title to inherited real estate and personal property, with a September term hearing anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
Commission Bans Dempsey Manager From Walker Greb Bout
New York June. The state athletic commission refused Jack Dempsey manager Kearns permission to attend and cover the Walker versus Greb fight at Polo Grounds. Kearns sought entry as a reporter but was denied and no hearing was granted on the points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
State Athletic Commission
Secr
Walker
Harry Greb
Palo Grounds
Kearns
Polo Grounds
Knife concealed in mattress sparks jail incident
Walter Krauser, awaiting a second trial for killing Policeman Ralph Souders, stabbed fellow prisoner Bernard Grant with a hidden knife in a jail mattress. Grant had been sentenced to hang and was awaiting execution when Krauser allegedly planned an escape. Jail authorities did not confirm details.
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Krauser
Ghicaga
Paeter Krauser
Bernard — Grant
Jair
Grant
Chicago
Associateds Press
Walter Krauser
Bernard Grant
Tostey
Nto Pee
Ralph Souders
Pick Up Flint Coach On North Third Street
A new Flint coach was brought to the police station after a car left on North Third Street all afternoon. Officers had not determined if the car, Kansas plate 293-569, was stolen or abandoned as of this morning. No one had claimed the vehicle by late afternoon. Report in Preparation: a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce activities report for 1924 is being prepared, with a classified membership roster, officer list, and committee work statements.
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Flint
North Third
Stollen
Kansas
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Pastor Sells Two Throats in Final Bequest
Kellogg pastor declares he sold his two vocal chord sets to the British medical association for 10000 dollars for delivery after his death. In Atchison Kansas Lydia Viola Cummings dies from injuries after a motor car accident yesterday afternoon.
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Kellogg
Mion
Associated
Enos Bacer
Kellogg Church
British, Medical Association
Atchison
Kan
Lydia Viola Cummings
Edminston Cup basketball series set with K U officials
F C Allen will referee the Underwood trophy two game series between Edminston and Guthrie teams. The Edminston squad has held the cup for four years, losing once in sixty seven games. K U athletic director to officiate. games will follow boys basketball rules. Thomas Barry, Globe Mutual Life president, died in Asbury Park. Highways Company seeks freight operation certificate between Kansas City Leavenworth and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N.J
Associated Press
Thomas F.’ Barry
Chicago
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company
Topeka
Kan
Highways Transportation Company
Kangasi City
Leavenworth
Weg Franklin
Community Notices From Belleview And Nearby Towns
Local society notes list visits and greetings among Mrs Jabb Akin Belleview Miss Faye Gosper Jef visiting Frankfort Kansas. Gosper a Kansas Univ graduate. Families: Zipp Heitzmann Walters Clawson White Eggert Lawrence Tuttle Spear etc. Numerous Sunday dinners and Monday travels noted among local residents and visitors from Oklahoma Topeka Muncie Farmland Lake View and Lawrence.
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Jabb
Charles Shitar
Henry Eggert
Lawrence
Eggert
Edward Martin
Loraine
L. M. Walters
Kapy Valley
Archie. Walters
of Topper
Jones
Oklahoma
Geo
Charles Florance
George Tuttle
William ‘Hastie
Jimmie Childs
Lone Star
Tilitha Newton
George Tutle
Emily Davis
Clifford Reusch
Farmland
Michael Schutz
Chester
Cecile “Mitchell
Geneva
Evelyn White
Nervous system relief claims in Eppauritis Tablets ad
An old advertisement promotes Eppa euritis Tablets as a new scientific nerve remedy from a San Francisco physician. It claims to relieve sharp nerve pains and revitalize the nervous system, promising harmless, non narcotic formula with druggist recommendation and mail order options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roulrd Corner
Local Social Roundup From Community Households
Wednesday and Thursday social visits flow among Mr and Mrs Samuel Fletcher and family. Charles Shiraz and Frank Topping began cutting wheat midweek. Mrs J T Manley of Brazoria Texas visited with Mrs G D Lewis and family, Mr and Mrs William Eisle and family, and Mrs Kindred of Lawrence. Marion Tuttle hauls corn to Lawrence for John Garrett. Misses Rachael Fletcher Geneva White called at A B Welsh home. Mrs Oliver Schutz and daughter Anna visited Brank Gosper and Charles Lemon homes.
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Douglas County Quarterly
Belleview
Welsh
John Smoots
Pearl
James Childers
Samuel Fletcher
Robert White
Li R. Clawson
India
Frank Saunders
Kaw. Valley
Eky Davis Sand
A. J. Kennelly
Eugene By Lawzerbe
Frank Topping
Ichard
William.Nutter
Paul
Stall
Leonard
Nutter
Donald
Henderson
Laurence
A. E. Welsh
Vona Paul
Clawson
Bessie
Rachael
Sherman Fletcher
Robert
Shell
Toned
Oklahoma
Fred.Floriance
Winegrove
Nelson
Topeka
Wingrove
C. D. Lewis
Elzy Davis
George Clark
Lawrence
J. R. Topping
Kanwaka
May Wielsh
Raymond Reed
Henry Welsh
Fina Dun
Charles Shiraz
Walter Witt
Buedora
Marion Tuttle
John Garret
Rachael, Fletcher
Geneva White
A. B. Welsh
Oliver Schutzi
Lake View
Michael Schutz
Snd
Anna
Brank Gosper
Charles’ Lemon
Topeka Woman Praises Karnak After Health Recovery
Mrs Mary A Rouner of 916 Quincy Topeka recounts thirty years of stomach trouble and near operation before Karnak restored her health. She reports weight gain, no pain, sound sleep, and renewed vitality after taking several bottles. Karnak sold in Lawrence by Round Corner Drug Co Linwood by H Van Noy MD and leading town druggists.
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Mary A. Rouner
Quincy St
Topeka
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Co
Linwood
He H van Noy
M. D
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Rome
Ft.riley
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Blks
Castle Rock
Santa
Allison
Adams
Rotary International
Arlington Hotel
ROB Oklahoma Bank
Mexico
Ce A
Carson
Shultz
Fach Liquor
North Third Street
Eh Zaying
Mer Shorspet
Brunswick
F. C. Allen
Optometrist
Karnak
Mrs. Rouner
Roversoc
Johnny Hines
W. Ray
Johnston
A Harry J. Brown
Ides of
Basil King
J-Stuart
Blackton
Sennett Comedy
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