Industrial Court Case Ties Up Wage Hours Dispute
Kansas packing company and workers' dispute over hours and overtime entered Supreme Court review after the state Industrial Court sought to regulate labor prices. Arguments centered on whether the federal ruling left intact state authority to fix hours and overtime amid broader regulatory powers.
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Washington
Ndv
Ran
Sas Court of Industrial Relations
Slahor
Charles Wise
Topeka
Ak Insas
Supreme Court
Iowa
Abor
Packing Company
Chester Long
Glen Egan
Kavisas
Jeourt
iHité
Kansad
Industrial Court
Wealthy Families Tie Knot in New York Society
Gilbert W. Kahn son of E. Gilbert Kahn and Miss Aila Mable wed Miss A Whelan of East Orange daughter of Charles Whelan chief of United Light Stores. The ceremony was led by Rabbi John Kelly at a city hotel with live orchestra providing music.
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New Yor
New York
Jeouritry
iGilbert W. Kahn
E. Gilbert Kahn
Iliss Ai
Kahn
Jof Kahn
Loeb & Company
A Whelan
East Orange
Charles AL. Whelay
Lnite Ds Dight
Rav ‘John
Kelly
Dyer
Oker Wolff
Gigamanit
Wis
Isador
Hag
Death in Elevator Shaft Tragedy at Local Dry Goods Firm
A 33 year old credit manager, Shirley B. Huffman, died after falling three stories down an elevator shaft while moving supplies at a dry goods firm. He died in hospital after the accident at a local facility.
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Shirley B. Huffman
Huffman
Weather Notice for Local Area
Readable fragments show a weather update with temperatures at 7 am today. The piece mentions maximum yesterday and the minimum today, but specific values are unclear due to OCR damage.
Taylor Speaks on Education and Economic Growth
Taylor discusses pre college education and high school timelines at Stath Normal School in Decatur. He cites records showing seven to eight year paths to high school and praises broader club activity and business leadership shaping the community and university leadership.
Insurgent Republicans Debate Role of Committee Influence
Members of an insurgent group within the Republican Party debated the future of party power. Representative Treadway urged limiting the influence of the insurgents and suggested reforms within the party structure in light of the newly elected leadership.
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Republicn Congress
Massachusetts
Republican Committee
Treadway
Coolidge
Harding
Electragists Meet in Safina Gather Locals
In Safina last evening a meeting of 50 electrical contractors and electragists was organized. R. Al Cya of Wichita is president, Hull is vice president, Charles Dalrymple serves as secretary treasurer. The next gathering will be held in Wichita in February 1925.
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Kan
Safina
R. al Cya
Wichita
Hull
Charles Dalrymple
Wichernetary-trégaurer
State Department Denies Move to Convoke Disarmament Talks
Washington Nov 20 The State Department flatly denied reports from Geneva that the United States was taking steps to convoke a disarmament conference in Europe. Acting Secretary of State told the Associated Press there is no truth to the Geneva circulation and no such steps are being taken.
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Wwashington
A. P.jj
Tate Department
Geneva
Washington
Europe
Associated Press
Eurare
Indictment Tests Publication Of Income Tax Returns
The Baltimore Daily Post is indicted by a U S grand jury in a case to test the legality of publishing income tax returns. Five men's names and payments are listed. the action follows a treasury warning and names Galen Shaltner as a key witness.
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Washington
Baltimore . Daily Post
Federal
Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Baltimore
Baltimore Post Company
Baltimore Daily Post Today
United States Grand Jury
Waypes
Grand Uy
Key
Stone, Galen
Sh Altternal Revenue
Verdict Decried as Travesty in Leopold Loeb Case
In Chicago U S District Attorney Albert Williams called the Leopold Loeb murder verdict a travesty of justice at a convention of Kaunas Peace Officers Association. He argued sentencing the killers to death exposed bias favoring the rich and warned against sentimental hysteria in crime. Williams noted enforcement of the Volstead Act and commented on attitudes among sheriffs and the younger generation. Benn Paulen, governor elect, was represented by Frey Voiland of Topeka at the event.
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Topeka
Kan
Leopold-Loeb
Chicago
U.S
Alb. Williams
Kaunas Peace Officers Association
Me. Williams
Seci
Criminsis
Williams
Benn
Paulen
Frey Voiland
Forms Jewish Society at University of Kansas in Lawrence
The observed visitor Dr. Theodore F. Joseph, famed lecturer and welfare worker at Fort Leavenworth and Lansing, helped form a Jewish student society at the University of Kansas. The body aims to develop cultural and educational facilities in an open forum for students, faculty, and Lawrence residents, with the first meeting held Tuesday in Green Hall.
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V. Théodore F. Joseph
Jansis
Oranization
Lawrence
Greenhall
Defense Evidence Aims to Link Glasscock to Murders in $2 Million Robbery
In the William Fahy murder trial related to the Rondout mail train robbery, the defense sought to introduce evidence that Brent Glasscock planned to kill Willie Newton and Holliday to boost loot shares. Judge Cliffe denied the request. Glasscock testified and declined to answer whether he shot Willie Newton, citing constitutional grounds. Holiday may testify despite his guilty plea.
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Ghiedge
William Fahy
Awe
Ncy
Rondout
Jin
Brent Glasscock
Willie Newton
Hertert
Niefense Lattaneys
Cliffe
Glasscock
Willie
Newton
Holliday
Chiffe
Glasscvery
jHolliday
George Guenther
di Eahy
Post Office
James Murray
Polittican
Jereee Glasscock
Holiday
Willis
Joseph
Jesse Newton
Thanksgiving service planned at First Christian church
Plans for a Thanksgiving Day service at 10 o clock at the First Christian church. Rev J F Watts pastor of the Baptist church will deliver the message aided by Rev Edwards Hislop of the First Methodist church presiding. The First Christian church chorus will provide special music and collectors will go to the home service work of Lawrence for the general fund.
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J. F. Watts
Baptist
Edwards Hislop
First Methodist Ohirehn
Alioiy
Lawrence
Woman shoots student at Cumberland University home
Paul Patterson, a Springfield Missouri law student, was shot at 10 30 PM Wednesday at Pearl Baskin Run home and died hours later. Mrs Baskin, arrested, said she warned him away before two shots fired. Patterson declined to comment. Also notes Hi Ys club at the high school and plans for a Manhattan conference with many delegates from across the state.
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Lebanon, Tenn
Paul Patterson
Springfield
Cumberland University
Nys
Pearl
Baskin
Patterson
Manhattan
U.S. Authorized to Sell Power from Wilson Dam Study
Major General John A. Hult advised Secretary Weeks that the federal government has ample authority to sell to private and commercial enterprises the power generated by the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama after a careful study of the law.
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U.S
Washington
John A. Hult
Army
Weeks
Afusele Shoals
Alabama
Dentist Burr Found In Student's Appendix In Wellington
A dentist's burr used in grind work was found in the appendix of Miss Leota Dill a high school girl in Wellington Kansas. She was operated on at a local hospital and was not sure if she had swallowed it. The burr and staff are about one and a half inches long.
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Wellington
Kah
Leota Dill
Plans for University Fine Arts Day Celebrations
Plans proceed for the third annual Fine Arts Day at the University of Wisconsin with an art exhibit in the central administration building and Fraser chapel recitals. Events include a convocation by Joseph Jastrow, student recitals, an 6:30 p.m banquet, and a 9 p.m to late Fine Arts dance in Robinson gymnasium with an orchestra and refreshments.
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Praser
Praser Chapel). Its Banquet, 6:30 P.m. (Commons); ‘Fine Arts Danée
Laim
Robinson Gymnasium
Oseph Jastrow
Logy
University of Wisconsin
University
School of Fine ‘Arts
Fraser Chapel
Modern
Ferrata
Lee Green
Voral
Vejsetian Boatsong
Blumenthal
Betty" Sifers
Oprano
Alfreda Oak
Gelich
Andrist
J Grimson
Blue
Joan
Hayquét
Ithe
Dean
Swarthout
Hanthose
Gleemen Sing At Topeka Hotel Kansan Roof Garden
The Lang at University of Kansas gleemen appear at the Hotel Kansan roof garden in Topeka before county officers. The program features tenor, piano and violin solos, readings and a Jayhawk chant ending with Rock Chalk. Mrs. Margaret Hil McCarter spoke on Kansas beauty and prosperity. Mayor Akers welcomed visitors. several Douglas county officials attended and stayed for a dance after the concert. Pro prowlers attempted windows at the city library but found them securely locked. Mrs. S F Patterson, ill, is reported much improved.
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University of Kansas Lang
Kansan
Topeka
Margaret Hil McCarter
Kansas
Akers
Douglas County
Uttinger and Childs Jury Verdicts Reported in District Court
Lula Uttinger won a judgment of 49 dollars from J H Uttinger for care of his mother after a trial that extended to 8 45 PM. F E Childs won a 1 dollar verdict against W C Hamilton and Herbert Hill over a car purchase through Hamilton after a long jury deliberation. Judge Means will rule on a blue sky law case December 8. Kansas peace officers discuss sheriff salaries at Topeka meeting.
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Lula Uttinger
J. H. Uttinger
Uttinger
Mr.Uttingler
F. E. Childs
W. C.hamilton
Herbert Hill
Childs
E. J. Short
Hugh Means
Means
At Tanger EU
Address and events highlight Vinland school night program
Prof Grice Englund of Kansas State Agricultural College will speak during National Education Week at Vinland rural school tomorrow at 7 30 pm. A Mourid Rack Creek Baldwinsville high team challenges the county to a baseball game in the afternoon. Eudora grade school challenges the county to a basketball game tomorrow afternoon. The domestic science department will serve a cafeteria supper at 6 pm. The evening program includes Baker University quartet, readings by Miss Ethel Kindred Magie and others, and an address by Prof Eric Englund. Coffee prices fell as Brazilian buyers offered a cent per pound lower than yesterday. Angie Dean, dean of Women at the University of Kansas, has two sprained ankle and is home.
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Grice Englund
Kansas State Agricultural College
Vinland Rural School
Mourid
Rack Creek
Baldwinural High
Eudora
Dlontes Tic Science Department
Baker
University Quartette
Ethel- Kindred
Pershing Mission Sails to Peru For December End
Boston navy reports the Utah departed for Peru carrying a first squad and officers led by John J. Pershine on a mission from the United States aimed at aiding celebrations in South America near December 9 marking the end of Spann.
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Boston
Navy
Utah
Peru
United States
Spann
South America
American Legion Plans Christmas Rabbit Hunt to Aid Needy
The American Legion Post discussed staging a rabbit hunt about a week before Christmas to provide food for the city’s poor. Open house at headquarters was announced for a future date with Men’s Glee Club of the university to perform. Rev Evan A Edward Trinity Episcopal Church named chaplain as several committees were formed to organize Legion activities.
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American Legion
Regumen Ms
Legion
Lawrence
Evan A. Edward
Trinity Episcopal Church
Leight
Lew
The
Promotion Award for Major Sam G Clare Vade
Major Sam G Clare Vade received an official promotion notification to Lieutenant Colonel of the Officers' Reserve. He served in the First Battalion of the Infantry, 8th Division, World War I, commanded 43 70 men during twelve hours of action at the Argonne, and was wounded by four machine gun bullets. He was recommended for promotion in France but remained in hospital. later he joined the reserve corps after a year as Major and then took the examination for promotion.
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Sam G. Clare Vade
Clark
Ituri i
Argonne
Pramony
France
Cross Country Walk Bet Trial Nears Five Thousand Miles
Jackson Corwin and Frank Stucker push to walk 5 000 miles across the United States as part of a bet. Corwin carries a dogged pursuit, checking his pace with a watch while fans follow the journey begun a year ago. The effort is described as a potential record breaking athletic feat amid coverage of university band tours and charity events.
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Jackson Corwin
United States
Frank Stucker
Corwin
Farm Home Burns Far West of Lone Star
The Metsker farm home near Lone Star was destroyed by fire at 11 30 last night. Mrs Metsker and her husband escaped with little more than a few furnishings as the building burned to the ground. Loss is estimated at 9000 dollars and the property was insured. Fire crews and residents battled to save neighboring structures with water.
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Henry Metsker
Lone Star
Metsker
Lawrence
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