11 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1919
Page
1
The American coal miners union contends over a court order resending the strike. Acting President Jake LT says Americans will not follow any order that contradicts the government, while the adjournment delays a decision on resuming work.
Increasing cloudiness with likely snow late tonight and Wednesday. A stronger cold wave is expected by Wednesday or Wednesday night with temperatures around 10 above zero.
In a murky report the Stria band faces internal rifts as members complain of overwork and mistreatment during a contentious recording phase. Key figures include Mortan Akers and references to the Onwlet Sx era, with dissension blamed on management pressure and fatigue.
A garbled local notice hints at a speed themed event and a figure named Emeri, with mentions of a haw hoon fine and a referenced mother. Readable fragments suggest a community gathering or showcase, but the exact details remain unclear.
A brief report notes efforts to appoint a representative for Teache r Lewpran oof in Tasebay. Local officials aim to clarify duties and establish a formal channel for inquiries.
The will of Dean Tienes WV Green filed in probate yesterday leaves 5600 to the University for a loan fund named the May Stephens Green Swan Fund. It aids law and culture students, with eligibility limited to those two years into study at the University of Bana. The fund supports students who have shown achievement and are pursuing degrees in law or related colleges.
Kansas chapter members back Sproull as national president candidate at the national convention in Champaign Illinois. Alumni with ties to journalism and university education, they describe Sproull as a strong organizational figure. Kansas delegates have been instructed to campaign for his election and coordinate with other chapters.
The National Grange plans its annual convention with officers to be elected on Tuesday, November 18. Delegates from across the country attend a ceremony marking the event and discuss agriculture policy and Grange activities.
Professor Fras ius Hipwerth of the geology department at the University says oil prospecting in the northern counties of Konees will occur within six months. The venture may extend oil fields north of the Kansas river. Mr. Reynelds and Mr. Atwood went hunting this morning.
Project details indicate costs associated with a subway crossing near CY, touching on pary work and coordination with a nearby highway on the north side. Officials aim to align traffic and construction timelines while minimizing disruption.
City officials insist on an underground crossing at Seventh Street to replace the dangerous grade crossing near the North Side benefit district. The plan aims to reduce highway and street traffic conflicts and speed concrete paving, with decisions tied to Supreme Court rulings and financing tied to the West Le vent Street alignment.
Across the country crowds honor veterans with armistice day events. Officials and citizens plan parades speeches and ceremonies from St Louis to Chicago and New York. The Second Division prepares for a ceremonial visit and aviation tribute as national leaders mark the day.
The report outlines expert debates on gas field systems and the role of unions and companies in future energy projects. Estimates indicate about 6500 job effects tied to the industry, with figures suggesting significant economic and policy implications.
A Kent of Lawrence city schools was elected president of the Northwesstern Plan of the State Teachers association at the annual Topeka convention last week. The proposed unionization of teachers drew little support and discussions centered on creating a majority of active educators on the state textbook commission.
A monument honoring Corporal Teo A Grubbs of the 89th Infantry LilleOctober 1918 action is set in Maplewood Cemetery. The inscription reads Corporal Teo A Grubbs 1897 1918 and honors his service in France.
Admiralty tally confirms 1,060 ships lost or damaged in naval engagements. heavy losses include 12 light cruisers and 64 torpedo destroyers. Report details positions and outcomes near Helenefors with ships rendered unusable or captured, emphasizing scale of maritime casualties.
Court notes show men in divorce actions often bear costs with women prevailing or court orders requiring men to pay attorney fees. Several cases feature men ordered to fund counsel or support, while other civil actions proceed with judgments or trials pending.
W. Ironl of Lawrence, former city editor of the Tournel-World, joins the Kansas City Star exchange desk and will edit a new monthly Business magazine published by Paroyeeva Adiling Machine company. He will travel to connect with major advertisers while handling duties for the magazine. He studied at Grenoble and served in aviation during the war, later returning to journalism. Berlin salary notes: Ebert’s pay set at 100000 marks by the Budget Commission ahead of a two week visit with his sister in Kansas.
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