Cabinet crisis looms as Redfield clashes with Hines over steel
Washington May 30 The steel and iron price fight between Secretary Redfield and the industrial board and Director General Hines of the railroad administration flares again. Hines orders competitive bids for 200000 tons of steel rails signaling a break with Redfield and the board. The White House leaves Redfield to fight his battles while Hines gains leverage. Public concern grows over prices for builders manufacturers and consumers as the war era price fixes face doubt and possible cabinet upheaval ahead of 1920 campaigns.
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Washington
Commerce Redfield
Industrial Board
Hines
Railroad Administration
White House
Redfield
Mr. Redfield
Burleson
Ois
Reidfield
Messrs. Redfield
Reedfield
Asken
Frugal French mind boosts brisk commerce despite doubts
The text notes that even the frugal French could not prevent brisk business as the French appeared to have lost their keen sense of money value. This suggests strong consumer activity despite skepticism about prices and worth.
Local community notices and visits across families
The page lists numerous social visits and gatherings among residents including S Stull and Houk families, Clara Bowen, Gus Hartman, Will Henry, Fred Kampschreder, Arthur Losh, Martina Pugh, George Murphy, Bessie Murphy, Charley Houk, and Carl Woodward. It mentions Ch ranchers, church events, and local work parties with scattered travel between Clinton Richland Leavenworth and Winton, plus home repairs and church meetings.
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S. Stull
Gladys
Ralph
Charney Houk Ani
Bowen
Clara
Model
Carl Woodward
Gus Hartman
Will Henry
Fred Kampschreder
Rosie Roller
Charley Houk
Arthur Losh
Martina Pugh
Clinton
Charley Woodward
James Steele
George, Glen
Delbert
Bessie Murphy
Lawrence
Charley
Witer
Albert. Demeritt
Percy Humphrey
Sa Richland Visirs
Leavenworth
Pharsdian
Mie
Mod
Murphy
Air
George Moss
Richland
Wid
Frank Kea
Raymond
Gid Sanda
Messrs
Mant
Nelson Gardner
Arden
Olin
Walderman
Pete Hanphrey
Fhirry Murray Li Withers
Rat
Moss
Red
Charles Woodward
Frida
Congress Authority Questioned Overreach Aims
Officials face criticism for overstepping authority amid anti trust concerns and scrutiny of Mr Redfield. Congress unlikely to grant new power and observers warn of government officials expanding control beyond legal bounds.
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Congress
Redfield
French amusement rides rebound after armistice
Paris news reports the easing of wartime restrictions bringing back pleasure fairs led by the Gingerbread Fair, drawing thousands. Rides that once cost two cents return at higher rates, with older attractions charging twenty centimes per turn and modern airplanes at about one franc and a half amid postwar inflation.
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Paris
France
Community Notes Chronicle Busy Kansas Family Page
A dense local record lists numerous visits gatherings and daily happenings. Families including Johnson Studebaker Flory and Deitz share meals travel to Lawrence Overbrook and Topeka while neighbors attend church school and social events with word of Harrell Meyers and Julings among those noted. England retains an all hereditary upper house in parliament.
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William Johnson
Hare
Harrell
Pearl Jolson
eGorge Miller
Int
Robert Todrosen
Ear Pitan
A Hodges
Ffi Schethorn
Wottshana
Wank
Porter Kent
Philip Roser Hare Tipesiay
Mer
Tee Stiulebaker
Ebert, Hollwee
Litte
David Studelake
ML Ae
Porter Bortome
Whe Curtis Sandohiktrven Roy
Frances Vund Margret
Theta
Charlie Henry
Baivrenee
Plupean
Stuebaker
Joe Home
Divtz
O. F. Hoof
Esther Flory Enller
Porter Bond
Ron
Watts
Fre Simmons
Yiu
Harold
Joe Studebaker
Ethed
Scary Metsker
Layleigh
Fria George Ditton
Edward Johnson
Alva Tridges
Lawrence
John Flory
Treva Garber
Lewis Chilis
Pear Watts
Roy Metsker
Joe Antebaker
Wilda Wavewright
No. 4
Jeffs
Studebaker
Lange
August Deftz
Austin Flory
Frank
Gladys
Esther
Mr. Flory
2Izia Flory
New York Street
Trace Johnson
Chorrell
Thelma
Kansas City
Car
Peterson
John Brohammer
Jaanita Corbin
KU Memorial Hall of Fame opens with World War I gallery
Kansas University unveiled a Hero Gallery in Fraser Chapel within the main building. Photographs of 121 KU men who died in World War I are placed in special cases, with all but four represented in the first memorial collection.
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University
Kansas University
Hall of Fame
FrasersChapel
Kk. U
K. WU
X rays Kill Moth Eggs to Save Furs
Recent tests show that passing X rays through fur products destroys moth eggs and prevents fur damage. The finding suggests a method to protect pelts from moth infestation and decay.
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Firestone Tires,and Service
J. L. Hanks & CO
East 8Th St
Wilson
Red Cross
Belvoir
Paige Linwoods
Tese
Sonal
Wweke
Paige Linwood
Linwood
A Peerle i Peerete & Sis
Detroit
Paige
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
Lawrence, Kansas
Lone Star
Lily
Palward
Kohnser
Robert Johnson
Pearl Julingen
Elihiren
Elsi
Austin F
Otis Lindell
Law Herdix
Ned Watts
Lawrences
Pt Ward
T Johnson &Pent
Beard Johnson
George Miller
Jiverell and Choldren
Dean Arthur Garber
Lawrence Yyosa
England
Country
Hal Hall
Coca-CoLa
Atlanta, GA
Paas
Lyeo
Lyko Medicine Company
Kansas
Lair
City
Kansas Natural, Gas CO
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