Union Leaders Defiant On Continued Coal Strike
Labor leaders meeting at Indianapolis vow the United Mine Workers will not call off the strike despite federal injunctions. The federation backs the strike, calling government actions an invasion of miners rights, while officials await council decisions and potential changes in policy.
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University Band cancellation over Owlet criticism and protest
The University band planned a special Armistice Day observance but canceled after an Owlet article criticized the band and threatened a strike. Band leaders and supporters hoped AF Club backing would shift plans, with long preparations for the visit of the Aggie Special to Lawrence for the Lonitoot Visit Case game.
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Cafes face closure as sanitation probes sweep city
State hotel and restaurant inspectors, led by Marcell, probe local eateries amid warnings that deers would be locked by order. Sanitary officers urge swift cleaning and enforcement, with two inspectors considering Deputy status to back state regulations as several venues already comply.
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Army Sergeant Frank Foster Rack Visits Home From Service
Lieut Frank Foster Rack, after twenty one months in Prance with the Army Service Corps, is visiting his father WLS Poster. He previously served as a hospital clerk and later rose to veteran in the Army Service Corps. He left the United States October 8 and was discharged at Camp Wis October 80. The wartime service began in the rail guard unit.
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Obituary notes and local railway loading items
J L Owden dead and G Mark Brown informed of his brother T L Marlon’s sudden death in St Joseph Missouri from a heart attack. F Bison T J Hewlen graduated from University of Kansas School of Medicine a year ago. Fifty Years Ago column recalls Nathan Powell loading twenty fat cars with ties for the Denver extension of the Kansas Pacific railway. W F Brown superintendent of schools at Cildye spent Saturday in Lawrence visiting relatives and attending the Kansas Oklahoma foothill game.
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Lawrence
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Topeka
Ble Creek Farm Sold to Osu Ligdad and Bredd TD
The sale records show Ble Creek Farm and holdings transferred from Fontat and Feel Lewis Eaten to Osu Ligdad and bred TD. The note reflects on farming in the county and the shift of ownership as practical farmers aim to expand in local agriculture.
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Supply Pastor Employed to Continue Work Here
The Reverend Ny Oh UWatferem will continue as pastor for the United Brethren. He was employed as supply master last week and can be reached through the church. Pastor Pepin json has accepted a pastorate elsewhere and will not be present. Charles V0 Kettermer resigned as musical director and has begun new duties.
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Finland Trevose Government Employment Prospects
Fragmentary notice suggests opportunities for securing government work in Finland Trevose and mentions practical experience for policemen. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates but hints at career paths and training relevance.
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Veterans Day celebration noted by Journal World staff
The Journal-World declares a holiday after 10:39 tomorrow morning for Veterans Day events. Ex soldiers and regional members will take part in a parade and other features to honor veterans, with merchants and offices aligning to support the observance.
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Jury sentences man in child desertion case
A court convicted James Haegerd of child desertion. He was sentenced after evidence showed he aided the mother and child while the court ordered support and a recess to review the case. Next Monday a judge will announce additional terms regarding custodial and financial obligations.
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Red Cross Workers and Armistice Day Patrols
The American Legion invites Red Cross workers to attend Armistice Day events at Mouth Park on Tuesday morning in uniform. S Johns was fined $5 for seceding the speech on the streets of Law rener. Both fines were paid.
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Kaci Loses Case in Supreme Court
Kaci faces reversal as the Supreme Court rejects the prior conviction. The defendant was originally found guilty in Douglas County Court last February, overturning the earlier ruling and returning the case to proceedings.
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Douglas County Court Upheld In Rehearing Decision
The Douglas County court ruling is affirmed on the main legal issue, while the motion for rehearing remains a procedural step. The case concerns dairy operations and city milk licensing fees, with the supreme court not yet issuing a final mandate. Kent Kasi’s case on theft and related charges is discussed, including prior juries and sentencing terms. The article notes inspection, licensing, and fee provisions tied to milk sales within the city limits.
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Will Johns Calls for All-Day Closure in Armistice Anniversary
Will Johns urges merchants to close tomorrow to observe the Armistice signing anniversary. the University Meat Market will remain shut. In Juneau court, Hamilton Futten was convicted of driving a motor vehicle in violation of city traffic laws and fined $1 plus costs totaling $6.00.
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Citywide Celebration Sparks Early Morning Trade
Early today merchants and business leaders joined a citywide celebration agreeing to coordinate events and promotions to boost commerce. The coordinated effort aims to showcase local shops and foster community engagement across downtown streets.
Armistice Day Parade Plans Announced in Lawrence
Lawrence planners announce a general business closing for Armistice Day with University and city schools shut. The parade will start at 11 AM from South Park led by the G A R, university band, veterans, sailors, Red Cross workers, and Haskell troops, ending with a banquet at 6:45 PM.
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Bridge Contracts Awarded by Douglas County Board
Douglas County commissioners awarded four bridge contracts on Saturday. C C Clark and Company of Topeka will build the Brown's Grove bridge at 13 479 dollars, using an old Kaw river span. Horace Young of Lawrence won 4 512 23 dollars for three small concrete bridges in Eudora township to replace the Coleman Shirk and Byrd bridges.
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Brown’s Grove
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Lawrence
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