Interpreting youth politics and rail labor reform debates
A kansas city high school is rumored to harbor communism among youth seeking excitement, contrasted with warnings about bootstrap bootleg culture. The Howell Barkley bill would replace the railroad labor board with tribunals, allowing federal receiverships during strikes, risking political interference and costs. A top woman golfer is noted for a full length photo finish stance.
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Howell Barkley
Senate
Railroad Labor Board
Publi
Veto debates reflect on soldiers and workers balance
Veterans discuss the Bursum pension and world war bonus vetoes with Civil War widows' pensions as a point of contrast. Coolidge arguments guard consistency, while some ex service men question equal limits for workers and capitalists. LaFollette may seek a third party bid to influence the election, stirring political speculation as Britain’s land tilts noted by a scientist.
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Coolidge
FACES LABOR MENACE
Honolulu authorities warn Hawaii risks a labor clash from a large Filipino influx. Metcalf urges Filipino leadership training and gradual elevation from low pay to key positions to instill local customs. He notes Filipinos are the territory’s second largest racial group after Japanese.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Fili
Hawaii
Sugar Planters’ Association
H. W. Metcalf
Hawaiian Board of Missions
Chamber of Commerce
Filipino Plantation Laborers, Mr. Metcalf
Jowest
League Peace to Be Declined Now in Geneva Rift
Geneva May 16 The Soviet government sent a note to the League of Nations opposing the mutual guarantees pact aiming at world disarmament and League authority to name aggressors. Tehterein, signing as People’s Commissary for Foreign Affairs, urged that aggression cannot be judged by territory gains or war prep and cited Port Arthur 1904 to illustrate the complex cause of war. He said regional pacts without international recognition are inadmissible and rejected the alliances enforcing aid to coalitions. The note also denies acceptance of clauses reaffirming Versailles era treaties.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
League
League Council
Tehite Berin
Union of Socialist ‘Soviet Republics
Fehitcherin
Port Arthur
Japan
China
Korea
Moscow
Tchitcherin
Versailles
Neuilly
St. Germain
Trianon
Fables on health avoid the baby show off habit
Mrs. Mann rebukes visitors who wake the baby as they admire the child. The piece warns that exposing infants to attention during rest can foster irritability and nervous trouble, urging gentle handling and respect for the infant’s sleep. It likens harsh awakenings to a disturbed environment and urges restraint.
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Mr. Mann
Deaths and Funerals Mary E Pierson 95
Mary E Pierson 95 died at her home 632 Louisiana street after fifty years in Lawrence widow of Samuel P Pierson once prominent in milling She age 95 born June 12 1828 in Chilli New York came to Lawrence in 1874 funeral Monday 2 PM Funk's chapel Rev Edward Hislop interment Dunk Hill cemetery Survived by two children Edwin B Lawrence and Elmer F Pierson Kansas City Two grand-nieces Edna Hopkins New York and Maratry Pierson Kansas City attend funeral Also notes Mrs Julia Peterson aunt of Mrs 2 F Brock died at 2 30 AM aged about 87 burial in Troy N Y
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Mary E. Pierson
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Samuel P. Pierson
Funk
Edward Hislop
Dunk Hill
Mrs. Pierson
Julia Peterson
F. Brock
Troy
N.Y
Milford A A Smith dies at 74 in Lecompton Home
Milford A Smith age 74 died last night at his Lecompton home. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM at the Lecompton Methodist Church conducted by Reverend Reed of Topeka. Burial will follow in Maple Grove cemetery. Heads Wholesale Grocers of Dallas Texas announced J I McLauren of Jacksonville Florida was elected president for a fifteenth consecutive term as the association closed its convention. Jack Fritzel of Laurendale Guernsey dairy has built a milk house with boiler and equipment for handling milk and bottles. In fashion news a group in the 1000 block on Massachusetts street wore two bit lids from the vintage around 1360. Mrs S A Whitmore travels to Kansas City for medical care and will visit friends for a day or two.
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Milford AA. Smith
Milford A. Smith
Lecompton
Reed
Topeka
Maple Grove
Heads Wholesale Grocers
Dallas
Texas
J. 1
McLauren
Jacksonville
Florida
American Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Massachusetts Street
Jini
William A. Quayle
Allie Gayle Quayle
C. S. Parmenter
Allie Gayle Parmenter
Lawrence
Rose Jardon
South Eighth Street
J. G.johnson
de Beeks
Ottawa
Interest Insurances Company
Mamie van Landingham
Neighbors
Clionian Literary Society
Evelyn Wurter
Maggie Winsdett
William Dean Howells
Little Theatre
Elizabeth Farwell
Ruby Overstreet
Elinor Brown
Mary Alder
Marjorie Williams
Mary Spurlock
Baldwin
Thecher Weefer
Susan Beecher Jr
Seattle
Wash
State University
Long Beach
Cal
Baktwin
Baker
Centenary Hall
Baker Endowment
Willard H. Garrett
Ruth O'Byrne
Bernice Gorsuch
Opalton
Don Gulley
Kenneth Brown
Martin Baker
Etta Cynthia Larry
Donald H. Wageman
Betty Ju
Rock Springs
Wyo
J. H. Houston
Mother Mine
Emma Emery
Jenny McConnell
Raymond Barkley
Viola Haas
Edgerton
M cC. Gerstenberger
Eudora
State Senate
L. M. Holmes
Eudoras
Gerstenberger
Helen Corning
Ton
Corning
A. W. Dick
Big Hill
C. E. Beeks
Earl Black
Joseph Spurgeon
W. F P. Davis
Kretginger
Truekload
Santa Fe
J. F. Ruhlen
Trueblood
McKinney
Lois Dean
New York
Elsie
Dean
Brussels
Belgium
Lois
William M. Balch
Lowman Memorial Church
Deel
Tenth and
Grove
Samuel Deel
Sammie
Mrs. Deel
Helen
Dorothy
William M. Clark
Salina
Kansas
Regene
Dorothy Drake
Wm. Drake
Ted. Baughman
Wen Baughman
Baughman
Dave Anderson
Oakley
H. A. Davidson
H. A. Babbitt
McCall
Clarence Smith
Bertha Glen
Marion, Laswell
W. Hi. Glenn
Will Brass
Edward McClanahan
Glenn Church
Harry McCall
R.M. Gray
N. E. Whipple
Frank Whipple
Foote
Babbitt
Sarah Dummer
Wm. Hill
Mary Tupper
J. C. Walter
Mary Agnes
Martha
Marie James
H. J. Reynolds
N. Lux Sr
Wm. Gravel
Wilfred Smith
CG. Foree
Dale
Harold
Coover
Junction City
J. E. Johnson
Methodist Church
N. B. Whipple
Maust
Stull
Elsie Laswell
Hubert Hall
Tecumseh
Bessie Wingfield
Scott Wingfeld
Tax Delinquency Probe Seen In Wyandotte County
Topeka May 16 Willingness to cooperate with state efforts to collect delinquent taxes was voiced by George Griffith Wyandotte County attorney in a discussion with GC B Griffith last night The attorney general ordered an investigation into charges that 200000 in personal property taxes are overdue Sheriff’s lack of manpower was blamed Griffith said some taxpayers had paid 1523 assessments yet remained delinquent in prior years Donald W Stewart assistant attorney general is in Kan ty Kansas to commence the inquiry.
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Topeka
Griffith
George Griffith
Wyandotte
GC. B. Griffith
Donald W. Stewart
Kanty
Kansas
Gospel team to lead North Lawrence church services Sunday
In North Lawrence a gospel team of six young people will lead Sunday evening services at the Christian church. The public is invited to hear them as they present an interesting program. Wallace W and the T U will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs A L Carey and Mrs Glass on Locust street. Ex Mayor Kreeck will address the meeting on the city health department.
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Christian Church
Wallace W. C. T. U
A. L. Carey
Glass
Locust
Kreeck
Walter Lewis
Lewis
Christian Bible School
Ruth Petty
Berean
Methodist Church
Walter Palmateer
Elm Street
Fern Hartman
Neva Hartman
Houston
Texas
North Lawrence
W. A. Pine
Judee
Will Pine
Ora Owens
Enry Weingartner
S. Dolan
Rendezvous Club
Wilbur Pine
Little Douglas Schrover
Richard
Emerson Clase
Wm. H. Dunn
Lutheran Church
Goehring
Teheran Race Riot Damages Jewish Quarter
Teheran Persia May 16 Moham medan mob attacked the Jewish neighborhood with intent to massacre and plunder. Police intervention limited the violence six persons were seriously wounded. Mr and Mrs H L Ziegenbein of Osage City Kansas left for home after spending last night with Mrs Hun ter. Mrs George a nervous breakdown reportedly affecting duties as assistant to the county clerk.
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Teheran
Persia
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
H. L. Ziegenbein
Osage City
Kansas
Baldwin News highlights quiet town life and road plans
Baldwin residents welcomed road improvements along the Big Hill route after a committee outlined a new southwest path avoiding steep grades. Local events included a Clionian Literary Society play, endowment fundraising, and social visits while health concerns persisted for families abroad.
Marriage by Probate Judge in Topeka and Lawrence
E. D. Colbert of Topeka and Sal lie Roberts of Lawrence, both described as colored, were married yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge Menger in a ceremony noted for its straightforward handling of a cross-city match.
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E. D. Colbert
Topeka
Sallie Roberts
Lawrence
Menger
Schooner G C Lindaear Strands At Umpqua Bar
Reedport Oregon May 16 The steam schooner G C Lindaear of the McCormick line lies ashore on the South spit of Umpqua bar at the harbor mouth. Seas batter the rails as coast guard crews hurry to aid with beach apparatus. All crew members remain aboard.
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Reedport
Ore
G. C. Lindaear
McCormick Line
Umpqua Bar
Coast Guard
Lecompton Couple Wed In Topeka Saturday
Dorothy Drake and Ted Baughman married in Topeka on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Baughman plan to settle near Lecompton, Miss Drake a Lecompton High School student. The couple’s families and friends wish them happiness in married life.
Plot to Kill Forbes Reported in Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia on May 16 reports say Caesar Tata was arrested after a witness and Mrs Elias Mer testified about an alleged plot to kill Colonel Charles R Forbes, former head of the veterans bureau. Tata is detained on suspicion while the case is investigated. Governor Denies Pardon in Kansas in Owens case. Owens serving life for killing John Castell in Crawford County.
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Forbes
Philadelphia
Caesar Tata
Elias
H. Mortinkmer
Veterans’ Bureau
Tata
Charles R. Forbes
Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
J. MM. “Davis
Thomas H. Owens
John Castell
Crawford County
News
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House of- Representatives
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Earn One
Russia
L.é
Mrs
Jack Fritzel
Laurendale
Guernsey
S.A. Whitmore Welt
Henry
Goux
Toro
George
isSani Etter
Baldwin News
Pittsburg
Forrest Beard
Paul
Pearle Warner
Everett Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Huddleston
Coast Guards
Oregon Coast
Vinland Rural High School
R. VY. Roberts
Baker ‘University
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