Favor of Unions Warns Actions Across Circles
Jefferson City, March 1. The Missouri Supreme Court ruled courts of equity cannot enjoin labor groups from enforcing boycotts. Judge Sherwood wrote the decision upholding a lower court that refused an injunction against Anthony Watson and Knights of Labor officers and United Garment Workers in St Louis. The ruling defends free speech, allowing unions to publicize grievances.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Beack
Courts of Equity
Sherwood
Marx & Hans Jeans Clothing Company
St Louis
Tasiaia Anthony Watson
Knights of Labor Organization
Posbiog
Burgess
Gastt
Marshall
Robinson
Miners Demand Coal Weighing and Concessions
Report from Pa March 19 states delegates at the universi convention push for coal weighing and concessions from operators. President Nichola notes district 1 men want their coal weighed and are prepared to contest for it if needed.
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Iet
Wioore Ceniccenmes Mede
Defegat Shamokio
Acale
Thaen
Rebels Strike Deep in Southern Provinces and Hold Towns
Reports from Hong Kong dated March 19 say imperial troops in the southern provinces are being defeated in several engagements. The Canton viceroy seeks reinforcements from Chi Li while rebels hold Foo Choth in Yoao Nan and captured Lin Chon and Yung Ning, with battles at Sek-Shing and Popsk in Kwang Tong and Kwang Si respectively.
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Brbsis
Hong Kong
Geo
Seo
Canton
Chi Li
Chi-Li
Sek-Shing
Kwang’Tong
Popsk
Kwang-Si
Yoao'Nan
Foo Choth
Lin Chon
Kwang Si
Yung Ning
Kwei Chou
Higgest
Kansas Republicans Rally Support Across Counties
March reports show Anderson county Republicans instructing the delegation to back J B Rhodes for state treasurer, with Osborne and surrounding precincts voting for Reeder. The Bailey ticket won in Manhattan, and Jefferson City noted a dissenting supreme court opinion on Kansas City charter officers. Lord Kimberly's health declined in London and Cecil Rhodes showed weakness in Caps Town.
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Garnall
Anderson County
J. B. Rhodes
Osborne
Reeder
Manhattan
Bailey
Lincoln Center
Thin County
Osborne City
Rom
Osborne County
Emporis
Board of Education
City Council
Eld
W. R. Grifith
W J. Bailey
Nomaha County
Bill
Payne to frame Cuban reciprocity bill in two sections
Washington March 19 Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee announced he would frame the Cuban reciprocity bill agreed upon at last night’s Republican conference. The measure grants the president authority to negotiate a reciprocity pact with Cuba and a 20 percent concession on all goods, with a second section invoking the Sibley amendment to limit the reciprocity period to December 2, 1933.
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Washington
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Cabs
Sibley
WWII era troop reassignments shift command Lt General roles
Washington assigns Major General Arthur McArthur to command the Department of the Lakes Brigadier General Frederick Funston to command the Department of Colorado with Denver HQ Brigadier General William A. Robbs to command the Department of Dakota Changes take effect on the 25th next. In Finland a Finnish newspaper in Calumet Mich reports the assassination of Governor General Bobrikov and notes the Russian government censored the report The assassin killed himself after the act.
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WMS
Colorado
Washington
Arthur McArthur
Department of the Lakes
Frederick Funston
Department of the Colorado
Denver
William A. Robbs
Department of Dakota
Aioh
Uscit Xow
Calumet, Mich
United States
Bobrikoff
Finland
Rusman
British Tariff Proposals Outlined by Mackey in Shanghai
A Shanghai dispatch from March 19 details twenty four tariff proposals by Sir James Mackey the British commissioner. Key points include abolishing likin duties freeing rice exports allowing foreign salt import and raising a general import duty by 15 percent. Additional items cover minor regulatory matters.
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Shanghai
James Mackey
Record Day in Immigraiton at New York Port
Washington dispatch reports Thomas Fischin at New York receiving word that 7 000 immigrants arrived in one day. Officials say this is the largest single day immigration record in government history.
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Thomson
New York
Washington
Secretary For the Treasury
Thomas Fischin
Kansas News Briefs From Topeka And Other Cities
Topeka reports more than 190 liquor case appeals from police court to district court in three months. Judge Hazen plans three weeks of April term for these appeals. Roy Daniels of Topeka held for murder in the Frank Devita saloon killing with $8,000 bond. he is jailed awaiting trial. Fort Scott mourns the sudden death of L. Chaney, a longtime grocer, after a severe coughing spell. Wakeeney endures a property fire at an estimated $14,000 loss, destroying a lumber yard and several buildings. Frank Nelson of Topeka calls a May 5 meeting of the state text book commission to select new public school texts for Kansas. Osage county coal operators consider raising prices to spring, despite current schedule. Baldwin sees Colegle badly injured by a bull, with multiple broken ribs and facial injuries. J. A. Deel of Baldwin named superintendent of the United States Magnetic Observatory project in Hawaii, departing soon for Washington to join the Coast Survey office in May.
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Topeka
Topeke
Seach Rave
Hazen
District Court
Roy Daniels
Topeka Fist
Frank Devita
Fort Scott
L. Chaney
Novotel
Osage County
Wolil
Baldwin
Colegle
Fife Trial in Savannh Mo Sees Defense Get Ruling
Defense in the Stewart Fife murder trial today won a point when Judge Barges ruled out Fife’s testimony at the coroner’s inquest. The trial heard rebuttal testimony as Fife recalled and faced questions about voluntary answers. Fife’s mother testified emotionally amid tension in the courtroom.
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Savannch
Match Ig
Stewart Fife
Frank W. Richardson
Barges
Fife
Witneses
Fite
Answor
Mia
Mito Bam
Turkish Government Refuses US Demand for 72000 Payment
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the Turkish government flatly rejects the United States demand for repayment of 72000 dollars paid to a brigand’s family in a Miss Stone case. The notice cites a firm Turkish stance and no sign of compromise.
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London
Constantinople
United States
Briganda Pape
Indian Congress Holds Memorial Convention Sparks Fight
Thoctaw and Chickasaw delegates convene to prepare a memorial to Congress with a heated confrontation reported as a hot fight.
Memorials to the President atoka rally on Indian allotment
In Atoka Indian territory today Chickasaw and Choctaw leaders fought an amendment to section six of the memorial to President Roosevelt. The proposal would grant title to all lands above and below allotments, but was rejected by a large vote. The memorial urges strict enforcement of the Dawes allotment act, equal land division, and protections against fraud in Chickasaw and Choctaw lands and funds.
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Atoka
I. T
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Department of the Interor
Eld
John Henry Collins Case Appeals to Supreme Court
Topeka March 19. Attorneys for John Henry Collins serving a life term for murdering his father appeal to the Supreme Court from Judge Hazen's denial of a writ of coram nobis. The appeal seeks a new trial based on alleged new evidence and a three year delay due to stenographer transcription issues.
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New Madrid
Riley
Wright
Ncgro
Ohn
Henry Collins
Supreme Court
Topeka
John Henry Collins
Jods Hazen
Fire on Hoboken pier proves deadly with uncertain toll
Reports from New York indicate a blaze at the Plesaix Line pier in Hoboken caused multiple deaths and extensive damage. Longshoremen trapped or jumped into the river. officials estimate the loss remains undetermined. Chief Engineer Scott among the injured. speculation of incendiary origin dismissed by authorities.
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Brosky
New York
Plesaix Line
Hoboken
Patrick Hoassy
Supt
Mason
Phoecis Life
Shera
Scott
Hobokes Hotel
Lawrence News Roundup Totals Busy Day of Visits
Lawrence society notes list numerous residents traveling to Kansas City for business and visits. Edy returns from Oklahoma. Mrs. Gates travels to Hardwin. L A Stebbins and others attend church events and host gatherings. A social at Miss Lillia Mattis's home features games and prizes, while the Presbyterian church social and various card clubs draw crowds.
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Henry Schott
Kansas City
G. O. Foster
L. A. Stebbins
Topeka
Lawrence
Eddy
Oklahoma
J. W. Gates
Hardwin
F. H. Robert
Oskaloosa Independent
Louis Salig
Mauds Cooke Tstorood Bom
Nellis Peachard
Alford
Eastern Association of the Congregational Church
E. F. Caldwell
Chicago
Lillia L. Mattis
Iast
Avaning
New Hampablia Atreat
Geo
Miss Hslan
Herbert Beard
Worcester
Mass
Sacha Hutt
Viola Alles
Markets by Wire Column Row Reads Incoherent Hints
Disjointed market notes show scattered figures and garbled items for commodities and livestock. Names and places appear misspelled or incomplete making exact items unclear.
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Deleyhous
Sarena Ea “Sars Phillips
M.D
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Woodward's
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Luss
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Science
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Hewidence
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Macy
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Missouri Supreme Court
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Clarence Baden
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McAlester
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St. Louis Exposition
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Countess de le Warr
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Lyne County
Elijah Hayes
Brazos County
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Jos Hearne, Jr
Brewater County
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Indian. Congress
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Rev
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Schall
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White
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Kansaa City
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Gaskill
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St. Louis
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Sista
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Ctey Directory
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