AFL endorses Gowpera action in Buck Stove suit
The American Federation of Labor convention endorsed President Gowpera’s report on the Buck Stove & Hang Company injunction case. A heated debate urged disobedience to injunctions in labor disputes and warned against using AFL funds to defend such suits.
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American Federation of Labor
Weaver
Col
Gowpera
Buck Stove & Hange Company
Organized Labor
Snd
James Duncan
Federation
Gumpora
Nebraska Grumbles Over Signals and Kansas Victory
Controversy erupts after a Nebraska defeat to Kansas with claims Kansas knew Nebraska signals. Coach Kennedy denies the charge and Nebraska investigates led by Dr. Maxay as resentment grows among Cornhuskers about a possible signal leak and alleged misrepresentation in a Kansas City Times story. Lincoln echoes criticism of the handling and calls the episode a breach of fair play.
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Nebraska
Urecky
Kennedy
the Journal
Cook
Kansas
Kennnedy
Kansas City Times
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Neb
Cornhuskers
Jayhawkers
Maxay
Kousax
Lawrence Rooters
Woman Dynamiter Charged in Blackmail Plot
Mira Allen Read faces information charging assault with intent to rob and to do great bodily harm in Denver. The case alleges an attempted blackmail of Mrs Genevieve Chandler Phipps. District Attorney Budger and Detective McDonald press that Read might be confined in the county insane asylum if drug-induced unbalance is proven.
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Denver
Col
Mira
Allen F. Read
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
George Budger
Phipps
J. P. McDonald
Stidger
Kingman Salt Works Fire Cleared to Rebuild
The Singman Salt Mining Works at Kingman Kansas was destroyed by fire. Loss about $50,000 with most structures burned. Workers escaped before elevator shafts were reached. Mine 1000 feet deep, owned by a Chicago company led by E. E. Grice president and J. A. Greenleaf secretary. Cause unknown. Plant to be rebuilt.
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Wichita
Kans
Singman
Kingman
Kansas
Chicago
E. E. Grice
J. A. Green- Leaf
German discontent grows over Emperor William promises
Berlin reports two days after William IIs remark to Chancellor von Buelow people doubt the emperor will honor constitutional rules. The Reichstag may not let the issue rest as provincial presses indicate growing conflict between crown and public and a bitter contest ahead.
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Berlin
William
von Buelow
Reichstag
Sheriff on the Stand in Lamphere Murder Case
Baye Mrs. Ganness testified that Lamphere harassed her. In Laporte Indiana on November 19 Sheriff Smutzer described searching Mrs. Gunness graveyard site for ashes and jewelry pieces. Rings found on an adult body were identified during cross examination of the sheriff.
Clothing Auction At 1 1/2 Price From McCartney Stock
G McCartney closes out Strong Clothing stock at 716 Massachusetts street in Lawrence offering men's, women's, and children's apparel at public auction Saturday at 1:30 PM. Purchases go to the highest bidder with no holds back as farmers and locals rush to snag bargains. The auction is promoted as bona fide with past sales at half price or less, attracting buyers from out of town.
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G. McCartney
W. G. McCartney
Strong Clothing Co
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Addom
Farm for sale or rent near Vinland and Sib ley
For sale or rent a farm of 280 acres located 214 miles northeast of Vinland and 2.5 miles southeast of Sib ley. Willing to sell all or part. Two sets of improvements. Contact 8, W. Nye.
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Sores
Vinland
Sibley
W. Nye
Rockefeller testifies at Standard Oil trial about oil trade
John D. Rockefeller, head of Standard Oil, returns to the witness stand as the government and defense press him on the early oil business. He recalls the producers union and refinery association, price fixing at $50 a barrel, and the expansion through purchases of DeVoe, Chess, Pratt, Ward Flow, and more as rail lines and markets shifted under competition and regulation.
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New York
John OD
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Producers Union
Southern Improvement Company
Producers Union and Refinery Association
Hockefeller
Refliners Association
Rockafeller
DeVoe Company
Chess, Carley & Company
Louisville
Imperial Refining Oil Company
Oil City
Charles M. Pratt & Company
H. H. Rogers
Ward Flow & Company
Philadelphia
Pace
Porter, Moreland & Company
Bennett, Warner & Company
Titusville
Empire Transportation Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Empire Company
Oil Trust
Standard
United States
Franklin Ferris
John G. Milburn
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Trains collide near Turkey Creek injuring fourteen
Two Santa Fe trains collided near Turkey Creek pumping station west of Kansas City injuring about fourteen people, many with bruises and cuts. Day coach overturns but no fatalities. Lawrence residents among passengers. Injured were treated on site and most continued journey.
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Kansas City
Atchison, Topeke & Santa Fe
H. S. Beery
Cameron
C. Higgins
Belleview
Ohio
Myers
Olathe
Rueben Horn
Reading
James
Baldwin
Kan
Quincy
John McKeens
Tessa Henderson
Kans
George Porteous
Lawrence
R. EB. Ogden
H. E. Griffin
By Glass
D. Sarver
Clathe
Union Depot
Topeka
Turkey Creek
Grain and livestock markets from Kansas City and Chicago
Market wire reports show wheat and corn futures with varying Dec May and Jul prices in Kansas City and Chicago. Cattle hogs and hog prices are listed with receipts and typical ranges, followed by a theatre notice and a local ad for salted peanuts.
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Kansas City
Rye
Ha Oka Timoth
Ene Mae
Chicago
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Tern
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Saline and Morris
Dunmire’s
L. L. Phillips Wall Paper
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The
Hoaford Investment Co
People’s Bank
Guenther
W.A. Gaal
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Es Ac
Bowersock
Kanses
Asa M. Egbert
Western Straw Products Company
Hutchinson
United States Department of Chemistry
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Okla
Mai-tah Wahoney
Oklahoma
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Pure Food
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Root
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State Root
Taft
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Glasscock
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China
Baulires Studio
Wiedemann's
Straffon’s
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Santa FE
Madge Lane
Joseph Riggs
Ida Steele
Gustafson
L. L. Phillips
Ares
Home Book Co
Wiedemann’s
Eat
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Solé
Boughton’s. Ce
Gertrude’ Mosler
Wisdeman's
Gastafven
Walling's Corner
Andrése
Leroy N. Walling
Real Estate Exchange
Building & Loan Association
Lawrence National Bank
Watkins National Bank
B Watkins
C.m 'Canbies
W. B. Mase
Ase't
Casular
Watkins
Hull
Feoples
State Bank
Aeshiclee
A A Gwaenet
Bo Ag Lage
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Innes
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Trancecis
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Merchants National
Lawrenge, Kansas
G. ‘Grevenor
Newmark
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