Coal Operators Accept Proposal in Wage Scale Talks
National wage scale talks proceed as Secretary Wilson’s proposal is accepted by miners. John J. Lewis announces readiness to negotiate while central field committee sets 2:30 PM meeting. outlying districts to decide on basis for contracts amid suspicions and recalls.
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Wilson
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
S. W. Lukens
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators Association
Lewis
F. W. Takens
Virginia
Wm. Green
Mine Workers Union
Green
Chicago
John L Lewis
United Mine Worker of America
Washington
Charleston
W. Va
I W. W
Fairmount
Martin County
Department of Justice
West Virginia
Kansas
Pittsburg
Spartacens Armed for Fray in Germany
Hanover reports a former Brunswick Spartacist leader told Holzminden Communists that all parts of Germany are already equipped with weapons for the coming downfall of the German government.
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Hanover
Brunswick Spartacist
Holzminden
Germany
Dudley Little Named To Enforce Day Law In Kansas
Dudley Veolittle of Strone Cite former congressman from the north district has been appointed federal agent for Kansas to enforce the wartime prohibition act. Notice of the appointment was received by W H L Peamerell Ti S Revenue collector for Kansas. Dabaugh was a Democratic member of Congress 1913 to 1919. Konstatin Fehrenbork, president of the German National Assembly, told the Catholic conference.
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Dudley Tenlittle
Federal Ltd
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Dudley Veolittle
Strone Cite
Open King Trial in London on Monday
Rufus King faces murder charges in Osie County riot court after three skeletons were found on his former Maple Hill property. The case, moved to Osave County Court, includes expert testimony from University of Kansas science staff and hinges on whether the skeletons belong to John Woody or other missing men. King pleads lack of knowledge and contesting venue.
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Lyndon
Kan
Rufus King
Marple Bill
Osie County
John Woody
Ménle
Woods
Maple Bill
Wehavnsee County
Woody
King's Strermers
Wabounsee Sanaty
Osave
K. U
Efoto
Kine
Eskile Kan
Maurice Me“ril
Ofener
Wire Pas
King’s Neary
Maple Hill
Waatly
University of Kansas
King
University
W. F. Ringer
Reuben Gutschu
Ringer Fis
Gutshall
Manle Hill
Colorado
Thackeletan
Tutshall Wasj
Farind Inst
Sommeor
Nese Poohlo
Colo
Kaness
Jair
Alma
Topeka
Kinehes
Kansas Upset Bid Sparks Slow First Half in Lincoln
In Lincoln Kansas leads Nebraska 7 to 6 at halftime as KU capitalizes on a second quarter touchdown by Newman with Dobson missing the extra point. Nebraska had earlier threats but failed to convert on several drives and a field goal attempt.
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Huskers
Lincoln
University of Kansas
Reuters
Lawrence
Tawrence Business
World
Western Union
Dietnterd
Ormand P. Hill
Journal-World
Hastere
Warsas
Nehyrsh Marde
T'S
Carter
Kansas
Nobroeta
Mluvayes
Newmern
Dobson
Taohawkers
Boskerine
Pringle
K. U V. Reatere Goir
Lanhorte
Federal Law Cuts Child Labor By Over Forty Percent
Washington reports the 10 percent tax on net earnings of mills employing children under 16 reduced child labor by more than 40 percent since the revenue act took effect on April 25. The provision targets production of commodities entering interstate commerce and limits hours.
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Ines
Washington
United States
FOUNDED FAMOUS ORCHESTRA MAJOR HIGGINSON DIES
Major Henry J. Higginson banker and founder of the Boston Symphony Orchestra has died after an operation at Massachusetts General Hospital. He would have turned eighty five next Tuesday. Elks bowling scores show Pierson 236 high and Albach 225 221 222 271 in a seven pin game.
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Henry L. Higgenson
Boston
Henry J. Higginson
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Massachusetts Gentral Hospital
Elks
Pierson
Albach
Elks Alleys
McNish
von Albach
Fairies Still Believed in Ireland Court Hears Claim
A Tipperary Court case in Ireland explored enduring fairy beliefs. A claimant sought compensation for trees and bushes cut near a fort at Sharbilly claiming the site sheltered dancing and lights for fairies. The judge noted if fairies exist they would anger the offender rather than the owner.
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Dublin
Tipperary
Ireland
Sharbilly
Red Cross Drive Faces Partial County Campaign Details
Roll call receipts show rising totals as Dowrtas County Red Cross efforts continue. The drive reports suggest a partial county funding goal and names FO Stevenson as director, with EO percent membership noted and campaign handling outlined.
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Dowrtas County
Red Cross
FO. Stevenson
FO. Stevenson. Enn
Fon
Steverson
Tidrow Berber Son
Aehuind Bardaw
Restaurant Keepers Must Be Americans
Kansas City, Missouri expects a national convention of restaurant men here December 1 2 and 4 with the National Restaurant Men's Association. Guy C. Taylor treasurer outlined the program noting the national charter will close at the December convention and that every member must be an American citizen.
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Kansas City
National
Restaurant Men's Association
Guy C. Taylor
The
Nations] Association
Rotary
Taylor
German scam targets British families of fallen soldiers
Novel German scam seeks British relatives of fallen soldiers requesting inquiries about last moments or grave decorations in exchange for a form. London residents warned of the fraudulent letter campaign.
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London
World Hen Shortage Impacts England’s Imports
The article notes there are about 180 000 900 hens in the world now, up from just before the war. England, which historically imports 200 000 tons of eyes yearly, is forced to buy only 40 000 to 59 000 tons due to a shortage.
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Londen
England
I. W. W. Arrests Reported in Morgantown
Justice agents and deputies arrested twelve members of the Scott's Run I. W. W. local in Morgantown West Virginia on November 15. The detainees were taken to the city for processing and held at a local facility.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Department of Justice
Scott’s
New City Enacts Drive for Tang Wares Enforcement
Sup t. Peairs cites unequal enforcement of tang wares laws prompting a new ordinance. The plan includes nighttime enforcement, licensing rules, and penalties. City Attorney Walter G Phihe and campaigners push for immediate action as officials prepare details for the first synbedse.
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Peairs
Petition for Citizenship Rights Filed by Rev Kiberist
Rev Mr Kiberist Athens filed in district court a petition seeking naturalization rights. He renounces ties to Britain and Great Ireland and cites twenty five years in the United States since coming from Conmeta to North Baketa. He previously took oath but allowed it to lapse and did not renew.
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Raef
Howse
Rivne
Fias
Kiberist
Athens
Great Ireland
Calregiumer
Britain
United States
Conmeta
North
Baketa
Churches and officials rally for Red Cross Christmas seals
Washington churches and evangelical groups nationwide urge cooperation with the public health service. The Red Cross Christmas seals drive runs December 4 6 and 7 to fund health programs.
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Worhington
United States
Ake: Toelsty’ Ly Con Ge Oral Plese
Fires from a car carburetor injure property and burn vehicle
A car on Maine Street and a second corner incident on Vermont and Seventh streets sparked two fires. The vehicle owned by Jnras Hahn burned severely, wiring damaged, no building damage, no insurance, and fire department extinguished flames quickly.
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Maine Street
Jntias Hahn
Wille
Lawrence High School Downs Topeka 27 19 in Record Crown Game
Lawrence High School defeats Topeka High 27 to 19 at Met'ook Pier in front of a record crowd. The Red and Black execute early drives with a first quarter touchdown surge and hold off Topeka through the second half securing an eighth straight victory.
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Joln Montromers
Lawrence High School
Akenmn
Met'ook Pier
Topeka High School
sTeso
Lawrence Tun
T Ty George Kreeck
Firent
Lawrence Miele
Gil
Waline
Sunflower Feed Tests Hold Promise For Kansas Dairy Use
Kansas dairy researchers plan feeding tests using the common wild sunflower to evaluate its value as livestock feed. The Sunflower may be a persistent weed but is considered a useful plant for cattle nutrition. Experiments aim to determine if sunflowers can supplement sorghum or corn silage and improve milk production at state stations.
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Bette
D'Annunzio Bits When Iron Is Hot With Shock Troops
Bold report describes D'Annunzio and forces pressing operations along the Dalmatian coast as shock troops and destroyers begin a raid.
Italian Commander D'Annunzio Expeditions Near Dalmatian Coast
News from Paris reports Gabrielle D'Annunzio sailing from Fiume on the Italian torpedo boat Vallo with a steamer carrying 300 shock troops. An observing Italian warship followed as the group moved along the Dalmatian coast toward potential seizure of Zara while Kiev evacuations unfold in Ukraine.
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Taris
Gabrielle O’annon
Fiume
Vallo
Zara
Soalate
Andre
U.s. Navy
Synunzia
Ropa
Valle
Dalmatian
Renferones
Dornuse
Ame
D'Ancierio
Triest
Gabrielln
Arnnzio
Zaei
D’annazig
Women Pledge Aid to Authorities in Temperance Campaign
An intensive world wide drive promoting seven steps on health of alcohol supported by the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union operates in Streds Nev today. Organizers urge adherence to temperance laws and cooperation with federal authorities to curb liquor use.
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The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Streds
Alcothol
Slopra's Christian Temperance Union
FOUND SCHOOL AFIRE
Superintendent O J Lane, after sighting flames above the roof of District 314 while touring rural schools, abandoned his route to inspect a bonfire. He stated the building was insured for about 1800 and would cost at least double to replace it. Pleasant Valley district boasted one of the county’s best old type schoolhouses.
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O. J. Lane
Pleasant Valley
BAKER REMEMBERS T R 4d Sweeney And Contributions From President
Baker University faculty recall Theodore Roosevelt in a memorist drive. T J Sweeney received a $54 05 contribution from Dent S A Longa as their part of the drive. Federal judges Perpenter and Fitzhenry said decisions on injunctions against wartime Prohibition enforcement will not be delivered until next week. Copper railways debate in Washington notes an immediate call for action.
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Sweeney
Laugh Baker University
Reaiity Tel Thondore Roosevelt
T. J. Sweeney
Dent S. A. Longa
Chicago
Perpenter
Fitzhenry
Sce
Peoria
Tl. Raser
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Konstantin Fehrenbork
Kentucky
Edward P Tiorrow
Frankfort
Edward P. Morrow
League of Nations
James D. Black
Pueblo
Co O
Nebraska
Nebraskans
Lonborg
T'esifion
Laslett
Swanson Church
Lyman
Rabie
Wy Munnt Hart
OG . Day
Smith
Young Kamyert
Wilder Torborg
Ain
Dana Tupher
Newman Mandeville
Schulenberg Pringle
Rei
Famous
BO Enlipe
Scense
New York
Pauline Freiderick
Willard Mack
Pauline F. Melanchon
Charles W. McLaughlin
National Association of Feeders of the
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Rome
Sant
Gieense Clare
Ordimance
Walter G Phihe
Tice
Cole
Dok Ciperen
Svao Nm Prue
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J. Ketbn
Navy
Pate
Josephus Dat
Joseph Jels
Overseas
Pileg VY
Woodwvard
Pirst Onarier
Topeekans
Noowhiel
Broehlen
Butler
Sunflowers
Dalmation
Italy
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Ian
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Strake
Poris
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Kiev
Supt. Lane
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Baker
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