Steel strike report blasts both sides in steel row
Washington nov 8 senate committee report on the steel strike denounces both workers and employers for conditions in the industry. It calls for congress to authorize a mediating body with compulsory inquiry but no forced arbitration to prevent future strikes. The report singles out union leaders and capitalists and cites long worker hours as a key issue while noting revolutionary radicalism behind the dispute.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Pittsburg
War Labor Board
Tope Tess Weaven
Ce OM
Faster
Jacob Margolis
TL. W. W
Foster
Kansas and Oklahoma Clash in Sluggish First Half
The Kaln homa game opened 0 9 with both teams failing to move the ball in the first period. Oklahoma’s long gains and a disputed Ruble return kept Kansas from scoring as penalties and strong defense dominated early. The halftime score stood 0 0 as Oklahoma's aerial attack threatened Kansas trespasses and field goals.
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Kansas
Smith
Oklahoma
Ruble
Mandeville
Jayhawkers
Weather Watch: Snow Likely as Forecasters Call For Cold Weekend
A fragmented forecast notes rain turning to snow Sunday with colder conditions in western areas. Temperatures yesterday rose to a maximum near 2? p.m. today expected at 2 p.m. A minimum near 7 p.m. yesterday and 7 a.m. today is mentioned amid the unsettled, chilly outlook for Kansas.
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Kansas
Fernee
Sak
Rights of workers and 8 hour day in industrial policy
The committee notes workers have the right to have grievances heard and to choose their representatives. It suggests representatives should come from within the industry to improve relations. It argues men cannot work 10 to 12 hours daily while attending night classes and calls for an eight hour day with a living wage to support families and American life standards.
Farm sale dispute suit filed in Linn county court
Z Hir ginbothem sues S FE Waitan Co in district court seeking settlement over a 1915 farm sale in Linn county. The suit alleges a dispute over the sale transaction and seeks legal remedy.
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Z. Hirginbothem
S. FE. Waitan Co
Linn
Meeting Postponed of Douglas County Horticultural Society
The Douglas County Horticultural Society meeting announced for today has been postponed until next Saturday. It will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Douglas
Horticultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
Will Have No Luncheon For Chamber of Commerce
The regular weekly luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce will not be held next Tuesday Armistice Day. A camera order line was found only in Asia.
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The
Chamber of Canmeres
Koren
Royal Wedding Plans Stir Luxemburg Parma Ties
Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg and Prince Felix of Burton-Parma announce a wedding set for November 6. Felix's service in the Austrian army against brothers Sixtus and Xavier, who fought with the Belgians, has sparked notable opposition to the match.
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Charlotte of
Luxemburg
Prince Felix of
Burton-Parma
Felix
Sixtus
Xavier
Mayors plan to mine coal beds to fuel Lawrence
Mayor Kreeck told the city commission of a plan to lease stripping beds in Coal Creek valley south of Lawrence to mine coal for the city. Police may mobilize unemployed men as miners under Governor Allen, with prisoners held for work if needed. The city seeks fuel relief as Lawrence lacks coal beyond three carloads and aims to secure more from regional authorities.
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Allen
Kansas
Coal Valley
Lawrence
Wanszs
George L. Kreeck
Kreeck
Police Department
Bhan Allen
Ono
City Commission
Goal
Legionaries Plan Armistice Parade and Banquet
Legionaries organize an Armistice Day celebration led by Roy Ziesenis Marvin LeSuer and Bob Robertson with a mid day city observance urged by Mayor Krecek. The parade assembles at eleven from Southpark with banners for each organization, then a banquet and dance at Fraternal Aid Union Hall with Col. Carl Phillins as toastmaster.
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Krecek
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Ziesenis
Marvin LeSuer
Bob Robertson
Southpark
Carl Phillins
Fraternal Aid Union Hall
Frank Dunkley
Allen Strong
Dick Stevens
Walter Rigdon
Armistice Day Proclamation by Lawrence Mayor
The first anniversary of the world war cessation will be November 11 1917. Mayor Geo L Kreeck declares it a holiday to honor fallen soldiers and asks all businesses to close from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM and schools to dismiss 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon. Lawrence residents urged to display flags and participate in ceremonies.
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Geo. L. Kreeck
Lawrence
Justice and Eberty
Roll Call Drive Falls Behind In Douglas County Campaign
A local campaign trails as the roll call drive lags. With only two days left, Douglas County appears far behind in the race, and organizers scramble to boost momentum before election day.
Overseas Men at KU Lead Red Cross Drive Push
With two days left in the Red Cross drive, Douglas County trails. The A E F Club at the University of Kansas has surpassed the 3,000-member goal, while downtown collections lag. Campaign director JT Cy Stevenson plans an intensified push Monday to lift city memberships and aid to public welfare. half of each member ship is to stay in the local social work effort. The drive centers on KU and Lawrence, urging participation from firms like Shine Tang Di ana Store and Helloway Jones as campaign progress is reported.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
University of Kansas
K. U
Fat
Pte Rtd
Wet
County plans bridge repairs approved by highway commission
Douglas and Leavenworth county engineer B L Wolfe reported that the State Highway Commission has approved plans for the Fadora Bridge repairs. Bids will be advertised after preliminary work by county engineers. Materials including Nash Quad trucks and finishing machinery are ordered. sand supply for culverts may require hauling from Lawrence.
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Kaw
Eadora
State Highway Commission
Doulas
Leavenworth
B. L. Wolfe
U. K
Highway Commission
Topeka
Mrr
Wolfe
Toneka
Lawrence
Funeral for Rhody Delahunty Held at Catholic Church
The funeral for the late Rhody Delahunty was held at 11 o clock this forenoon from the Catholic church. Father Eckhart conducted the service with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
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Rhody Delahunty
Father Eckhart
Calvary Cemetery
Pajama Poraceps Pace Prueral Charge
A chaotic scene unfolds as a suspended train start leads to delays and a chase. Police detain a group of students near the city outskirts while fare collectors work to recover payments. A coordinated effort underlines the incident with authorities isolating the suspects.
Reds rounded up by federal raids on Bolshevik offices
Federal authorities arrest and jail five hundred Russians after raids on Bolshevik offices in the country. The action targets suspected red activities and aims to curb communist influence amid tense nationwide security concerns.
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Bosheviki
Court orders withdrawal and telegraph summons for absentees
A federal order required twenty five per cent or more of defendants to withdraw from a union election dispute. The mandate set a deadline of 6 PM on a November date. Absentees must be summoned by telegraph across many regions to issue cancellations. Union attorneys said they would obey the order but could not compel absent officials to respond.
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America
Uae
Asi
Anders
Peary
Previdor Lewis
Attorney Green
the Union
Kansas Editors Choose Hutchinson For 1920 Meet
The Kansas Editorial Association selected Hutchinson as the 1920 convention site with May 7 set for dates. Lawrence hosted the executive committee session where Salina Topeka Manhattan and Hutchinson were considered as entrants and Chester Lewarar presented the host case. Members were hosted at lunch and a university football game after the meeting.
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Hutchinson
Kansas Editorial Association
Imri Zumwali
Moter
Sire Presiden
O. W. Tittle
Ae Fraytertrise
Sudan
Girard Pre Pas
Manhettan Wereney
Emma Alrteh
Canwk City
J.N. Pint
Russian Bolsheviki Riots Raid Plotters Strike Back
More than 350 alleged radicals faced federal action during raids across the country on the second anniversary of the Russian Soviet government upheaval. About 560 men were suspected of plotting violence. 172 were seized in raids, with further arrests anticipated as authorities pursue deportation and other measures. The union of Russian workers, deemed radical, faced scrutiny amid calls for deportation of radical aliens as investigations continued.
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Associated Press
Am Sar
Raphe Beer
New Yor
N Sen Balshevikitt
Chichy “Dgaingt
Union of
Tusnoworkers
Tadey
Hoesein Union
My. Palmer Acid
New York
Win’ Zetow
Pew
Tee
Fetterrad
U. S
Hentred
Bits
New
Wrs
Palmer
Eith
Union
Canada
Detroit
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Wiley
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Festabrooks
Free and
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Seer
Py County
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WNTEY
Ounty
Fadora Bridge
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Seprese
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Doulie
Netics
Mapy Op Apte
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Tivabaie
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Dreebeons
Dwieht
Pajama Poraceps Pace Prueral Charge
Tietramont Stepiay
Orenin
Pepe
Apd
Sbi
Cal
Treg AG
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Yemen
RENCE
Salina
Manhattan
Convent
New Labor Party
Frank Walsh
Samuel Gompers
A. F. of L
Max Hayes
Lynn Frazier
North Dakota
Glenn Plumb
Hiram Johnson
Ramael
Ae Essen
Sumene Porouvtit
Ressea
Pei
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Porcen- Mosichok
Union of Russian Workers
Trenton
N. J
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