Howat and Allen in Deadlock on Mines
Pittsburg Kan November 19 Governor Allen seeks to compel coal production on terms of justice to miners. Howat says idle district will stay idle while others remain shut. Garfield pressures to adjust wage differences as receivership continues. Washington November 19 Garfield asserts wartime coal must flow and backs wage talks. Central field scale committees begin executive session to negotiate with eight members from each side.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Allen
Alexander Howat
Kansas
August Dorcy
Washington
Fam
Howat
State Supreme Court
William Titus
Girard
Wilson
Garfield
United States
Kansas Guardsman Promoted in Lawrence Visit
Lt Col P L Carr, ex captain of the 1st Infantry, appears in Lawrence as inspection officer for the state National Guard inspection. The former machine gun company captain of the 187th is now Lt Col of the 4th Kansas Infantry. Col Barr is well known to Kansas servicemen.
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PL. Carr
1Vth Infantry
Lawrence
Tate
National Guard
187Th
4Th Kansas Infantry
Barr
Kansas
Cahn Denies Navy Reserve Duty Joke Report
Rumor spread that local naval reservists faced orders for active duty. Babe Cahn, cited as having received orders, confirms he started the tale as a joke and clarifies there was no real call to active duty.
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Babe
Cahn
Weather Temperatures Reported From Yesterday and Today
A weather notice lists yesterday's maximum about 60 degrees and minimum near 88 today. Forecasts indicate afternoon temperatures will rise to around 60 degrees with a shift in conditions later in the day.
A New Instructor for Kansas Guard
Sgt. Robert L. Geiger will be the year round instructor for Kansas Guard companies A B and I with Lawrence high headquarters in addition to Kansas City Atchison and Lawrence. He formerly served with the 21st Infantry and after the Army Infantry Small Arms School at Camp Benning Georgia was assigned to the Kansas National Guard as an instructor. He will focus on infantry weapon training while continuing general instruction duties.
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Lawrence N
Kansas National Guard
Geiger
Legion Will Meet With Minneapolis Convention Report
The American Legion post in the G A R hall at the courthouse will host tomorrow evening’s meeting. General W S Metcalf, a Kansas delegate to the national convention, will present the convention report. Other important items will be discussed and Mahlon Weed, post commander, urges a large turnout.
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W. S. Metcalf
Minneapolis
G. A. R. Hall
Court House
Mahlon Weed
Army Inspector Praises Company At Kansas Guard Drill
Colonel James E. Lockett, a France veteran and former Second Division member, praised Company B of the 4th Kansas Infantry after last night’s inspection. Eighty-nine men attended. total enlisted at 103 with some on furlough. He commended noncommissioned officers and military knowledge, urged close order drill until new deployment methods are finalized, and said the Topeka inspector will oversee National Guard work. Barr also noted strong esprit de corps.
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James E. Lockett
4Th
Kansas Infantry
Lockett
McKone
Topeka
National Guard
France
Law students elect class officers at university
Middle law students at the university met yesterday and elected officers for the year. Walter McGinnis of Eldorado was selected president with George Temple of Wichita as vice president and Fred Stringfellow of McPherson elected first for secretary and treasurer.
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University
Walter McGinnis
Eldorado
George Temple
Wichita
Fred Stringfellow
McPherson
Gas service interruption for new connections announced
Citizens Light Heat and Power Company informs gas consumers a shutdown for new connections will occur tomorrow at 3 o clock in the afternoon for up to one hour. The notice apologizes for the inconvenience and aims to avoid future interruptions.
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Citizens Light, Heat & Power Company
C. J. Dodds
Mgr
Governor Bob Timmons Guest Speaker At Wichita Rotary Meet
Governor Bob Timmons of Wichita addressed the Rotary Club urging service over profit and urging school cooperation to curb radicalism. He praised Lawrence boys’ work, noted a gift roast and a porker carving, and announced district meeting dates in Joplin on April 10 and 20 with local members as part of the events.
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Bob” Timmons
Wichita
Rotary
Spealer
Thetary Tancheon Tedas
Boby
Gab
Elih
Beime i
Thamons
Oler
Lawrence
John DP Martin
Will Jofms
Will Jonas
Hugh Means
Jonns
Leland Means
Bob Manley
Bert Ober
Warren Henley
Joplin
Moonshine raid near Pelham ends with arrest and siege
In Alabama near Pelham, a posse from Birmingham moved to rescue revenue officers surrounded by moon shiners. More than 3 000 gallons of illicit liquor were seized. One man was arrested as authorities reported the confrontation and pursuit during the operation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pelham
Jail gate food shop planned in Morden Mississippi
Officials in Morden Mississippi decided to convert a city jail site into a municipal food shop. The plan aims to sell goods at cost to residents, with operation starting soon.
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Tuin Jail
Morden
Miss
Ness
Ety
Train bandit pursued after rail robbery in Wyoming
Seven posses and a cavalry troop scoured Medicine Bow hills around Rock River and Los Angeles Limited after train robber William Cortiste who boarded at Rock Laven and released terrified passengers. He escaped wounded, carrying a rifle and pistol dropped in flight. Officials note suspect Carlisle, a Rawlins prison escapee, may be the robber.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
AL Russell
Medicine Row
Cortiste
U.P
Los Angeles Limited
Howe
Rock Laven
Cnteres
Carlisle
Tn Tandit
Rawlins
Red Cross
Force Deserts to Bolsheviks Helsingfors
It is reported that 20,000 troops of Gen Yu deniteh's northwestern Russian army have defected to the Bolsheviki, according to the London Associated Press dispatches from Helsingfors dated November 19.
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Bolsheviks
Helsingfors
London Associated Press
Yudeniteh
Attempt on Kolchak reported with grenades thrown
A wireless from Moscow reports an assassination attempt on Admiral Kolchak head of the all Russian government. Six soldiers were killed and twelve wounded. A conference is planned in Windsor Ontario with Canadian Great Lakes delegates on a tidewater route to the Atlantic.
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Kolchak Tondon
Admiral Kolchak
All Russian
Omsk
Moscow
Great Lakes
Windsor
Ont
The
Lakes
Atlantic
DeWitt Case Tried in District Court
A DeWitt district court trial involved a personal damages claim against Kansas Cis Kaw Valley Western. The St. Peak business Corp. was awarded $102 and $209 in attorney fees against Union Pacific, with jury duties and insurance coverage touching a truck fire near Midtend Crossing.
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PL DeWitt
Kansas Cis
Kaw Valley
Tre
Kois van Wis
Tvervork
St. Peak
Corge
Gorredh
Doral inspection begins amid hazy school inspection report
In a hazy report from Doral, inspectors test students at the Hawkins area schools, assessing the condition of pupils and asking parents to verify details. Early results show most children appear normal, but a few cases prompt further review by officials.
Dance: FL AL UL ball Wednesday November 33
Dance notice for a FL AL UL ball on Wednesday November 33 promoted by Neil and Saunders in an ad. The readable fragment lists organizers and a single date placeholder, with no further event details or location provided.
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FL AL UL
Neil & Saunders
Kansas National Guard Motorizes Machine Gun Outfit
The First Kansas National Guard unit in Lawrence will be motorized. One truck has been shipped from San Antonio, Texas, a White three-quarter ton vehicle with a rear mounting for a machine, enabling riot duty if needed. The unit previously relied on animal transport and now requires four more trucks to reach a full five-vehicle complement.
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Lawrence Company
San Antonio
First Kansas National Guard
Lawrence
Texas
Wiath Oor
Wille Machine Gan
National Guard
Children Enter On A Health Campaign In Schools
Lawrence teachers introduced a modern health crusade to pupils with a score card system and room-wide displays. Pupils will earn points for completing health chores, sparking a friendly contest between rooms and grades with school nurse and authorities backing the program.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Numched
Na Uonal Health Association
Lawrence
Mark
Coruire
Nursing supervisors visit Lawrence health group
Miss Matilda Johnson of Metropolitan Life Insurance oversaw Lawrence Public Health Nursing Association work Monday with Elizabeth Bullock and assistants praised. Accompanied by Kansas City supervisors Barr and Crouch they met at City Hall with Miss Meairs and others to review the bureau and discuss joint efforts.
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Matilda Johnson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Lawrence
Th Lawrence Public Health Nursince Association
Miss Johnson
Elizabeth Bullock
Anna Barr
Kansas City
Viscourt
Nellie Crouch
Kansas
Clark Meairs
Alice Wolverton
L. M. Flory
Miss Meairs
Lawrence Public Health Nursing Association
Democrats Debate to Vote Down Lodge Ratification Pact
The Senate engaged in debate on the Lodge resolution of ratification as Democrats press to vote down the pact. President Wilson advised against ratification and a committee to confer with Republicans was discussed. Senate leaders predicted a defeat with no compromise plan drafted. American delegates head home early December as Britain and France weigh League of Nations without the U S.
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Senate
Washington
Wilson
Democratice
Hitchcock
Leol
Lodge
Hitchack
Paris
America
Brest
Tondon
Great Britain
Yvanee
United States
Delayed Materials Coming to Reuter Schwarz Plant
At a meeting attended by about a dozen men, plans were made to assist the Reuter Schwarz Pipe Organ Company in a rapid sale of twelve to fourteen thousand dollars worth of seven percent preferred stock unsubscribed. J B Russell, president of The Mutual Oil Company, has bought five thousand dollars of stock and will oversee subscribing a quarter of the remaining unsubscribed shares. Bromelick, who visited the Tren ton plant, reported high regard for the company, its officers, and prospects.
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Reuter-Schwarz Pipe Organ Company
J. B. Russell
Mutual Oil Comany
Bromel
Street Car Collision Damages Mutual Oil Truck
A street car and a Mutual Oil Co truck collided this morning at Ninth and New Jersey streets. The truck’s left rear wheel was smashed and the street car’s fenders were bent requiring removal. No injuries were reported.
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Mutual
Ninth and
New Jersey
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