Early end of coal strike reported with talks stalled
Washington dispatch says soft coal operators delay new wage talks until Fuel Administrator Garfield is consulted. Springfield report credits United Mine Workers Steven Sullivan with revived settlement hopes. Topeka asserts strip mines could yield 10 000 to 12 000 tons daily by end of next week as Gov. Allen tours fields. Kansas district notes campaign impact on resumed work plans.
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Garfield
Springfield
Steven Sullivan
United Mine Workers
Sullivan
Nev
Wilson
Weo
Seciety Uny Wilson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Wilson
Topeka
H. J. Allen
Cgal
Cherokee
Crawford Counties
Tie
Wittsburg
Kans
Awith
Henry J. Allen
Kansas Cor
Weather Outlook for Midwest and Kansas Regions
Predictions issued today for the week ahead show generally fair conditions with normal temperatures across the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Kansas forecasts expect fair weather tonight through Monday with little temperature change and standard daily highs and lows.
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Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Kansas
Rair
Government seeks fund raised for revolution
Federal agents and the police anarchist squad probed a $68,000 fund raised in New York to arm radicals for the coming revolution. A former Russian newspaper editor reportedly told New York officials of the fund and urged radicals to act rather than talk in a city address.
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New York
Miners Hear Governor Appeal in Scammon and Weir
More than 1,000 miners heard Governor Allen repeat the call for coal mining after two meetings. The Frontenac Post defended miners wage demands and denied Reds claims, praising the miners as Americans. Kansas coal operators named TS. Gaitskill of Girard as receiver in the governor approved receivership.
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Scammon
Weir
Frontenac
American Legion
Kansas
Ffairs
TS. Gaitskill
Girard
Allen
Cleaning Mains May Improve Lawrence Fire Insurance Rating
City water department superintendent J A Quigley says cleaning water mains could curb insurance cost increases. About 2 miles of 20 surveyed miles have been cleaned, with valves repaired or replaced as work progresses.
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Lawrence
J. A. Quigley
Water Department
Sadedas
Quigley
No breach claimed between Wilson and Hitchcock
Secretary Tumulty announced no breach occurred between President Wilson and Senator Hitchcock. He praised Hitchcock as masterly and satisfactory to administration friends, and denied the President favored any side in the senate minority leadership contest.
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Washington
Wilson
Hitchcock
Senate
Up For Examination of World War I Veteran Skinner
Herbert Skinner formerly a sergeant in Company H 137 Infantry visited Topeka to consult a government medical expert and undergo an examination after suffering severe wounds in the Argonne fighting with the 35th Division. The Temola Club will meet with Mrs Lewellen on Massachusetts Avenue Tuesday afternoon.
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Herbert Skinner
H. 137 Infantry
Toneka
Skinner
Argonne
Jugo Slavs Prepare for Clash as Dalmatia Crisis Grows
London dispatches report Gabriele D Annunzio pushing to annex Dalmatia and threaten Montenegro. Jugo-Slav forces concentrate to resist while republican currents grow within Italy. American embassy watches closely as Rome reports delicate move toward possible hostilities and shifts after elections.
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London
Adriatic
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Dalmatia
Montenegro
Esipis
D’annunzio
D’annuunzio
D'Annunzio
D'Annnunzio
Italy
Makilyani
Reme
Rome
Venice
Reeves
Fiume
Istria
Douglas County Damages Case Against Fort-to-Fort Road
Douglas County district court weighs the final of four suits by residents over damages from the Fort-to-Fort road. Henry and G A Anderson sought 4500 dollars. court awarded 1800 dollars, commissioners had set 600.
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Douglas County District Court
County
Fort
Henry
G. A. Anderson
Anderson
The
Cour
Death of Five Year Old Gladys Wilson
Five year old Gladys Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frlen Wilson of Williamstown died at Lawrence hospital after an acute appendicitis attack. She was awakened Sunday night and brought to the hospital Wednesday where doctors found a ruptured appendix causing general peritonitis in her condition.
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Gladys Wilson
Flren Wilson
Williamstown
Lawrence Hospital
Army recruitment still turns in one per week
The local army recruiting station reports continued appeal of foreign travel and outdoor life to young Americans. Nearly all who reenlist are veterans who have previously tasted army service and are returning to active duty, with reenlistments making up the majority.
Willard says he is too busy to fight again
Lawrence resident and former boxing champion Willard, resting on a Wheat farm near Grantville, denies plans to reenter the ring. He says he is too busy with farm work and only discussed business with Tex Rickard about oil and film interests, not fighting.
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Big Jess
Rickard
Esx Willard
Lawrence
Ois
Grantville
Jeshvik
Tex Rickard
Sprite
Willard
Lawrones
Wilart
Shawnee County
Willard Sail Eartier
Jess
Deportation Proceedings Open Against Martens
New York November 22 facts warranting the deportation of Ludwig C A K Martens self styled ambassador of the Russian Soviet Government will be presented next Tuesday at 11 before the joint committee investigating radical activities Attorney General Berger announced. He will show Martens is the Soviet communist chief propagandist not a commercial or financial representative and will seek details on his funds and banking deposits.
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New York
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Berger
Martens
State Department
Washingto
Orphans Thank Lawrence Rotary Club for Aid Letters
Two French orphans in Lawrence thank the Lawrence Rotary Club for aid in two letters. The young girl writes "Cher Mongheur" that she is grateful for the help received, noting their appreciation in the correspondence.
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Rotary Veuve Mazonat
Charles Vandvoisselaere
Lawrence
Man Arrested for Non compliance Misses Court Appearance
W F Stevenson was arrested Friday for non compliance with traffic rules and left his car abandoned for his court appearance Saturday, but he did not show up.
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W. F. Stevenson
Bénd
Kool title matching text
A Russian language newspaper seized in New York City advocated mutinies at sea and the seizure of American ships for the Russian Soviet government. The paper urged party nominees to seek positions as sailors to carry out the plan.
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New York
Communist Party
Health Crusade Gains Interest at Cordley School
Lawrence students and parents show enthusiasm for a health crusade started last spring at Cordley School. The program uses score cards to track health chores with a silver button after ten weeks and a participating badge after five weeks. Some delays due to Thanksgiving break, but work resumes after holidays.
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Lawrence Public
Carrie
Lardley
Buti
Lecompton Delegation Seeks Rural High School Plan
A Lecompton delegation visited the courthouse to discuss school plans with Superintendant Lane. A project aims to establish a rural high school near Lecompton and several other district school plans are being considered.
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Lecompton
Court House
Kiwanis Club Forms First Gathering in Lawrence
Kiwanis club in Lawrence holds initial dinner with 30 attendees as organizer Geo Selig outlines ideals. goal to reach 50 members for charter and plan Friday celebration with officers elected and by laws adopted. invitations via R R Hickson due by Monday noon November 24. Selig also noted for founding clubs in Knoxville and seven since July 1.
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Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
J. Kevan Lang
George A. Selig
Lawrence
Lawrence Club
R. R. Hickson
Geo
Emporia Utility Halts Social Calls Over Phone Lines
In Emporia the telephone company ordered subscribers to cease social conversations to conserve electricity due to coal shortages. Nonbusiness calls will be shut off. dental offices operate at night, and movies close with stores dark as fuel oil and coal are unavailable.
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Emporia
New Emporia
Emporia Telephone Co
Few Inmates Remain at Douglas County Jail
Only five occupants are currently jailed in Douglas County. Four are serving sentences as bootlegger traffic has largely dried up under strict prohibition laws.
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Douglas County
Collision damages inads near Perkin building reported
The Theo Charlton auto driven by Mrs Charlton collided with Dr Baumgardner's car near the Perkin building yesterday afternoon. Each vehicle sustained about 75 dollars in damage. The 133 Agency offers damage and collision insurance. Germany refrains from comment on US Senate treaty adjournment and lack of authentic news restrains editorials.
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Theo. Charlton
Charlton
Dr. Baumgardner
Perkin Building
Germany
Berlin
Associated Press
United States Senate
Prisoners Taken to Hutchinson and Tax Reminder
Deputy sheriff Charles Crowder led Oliver Hicks and William Neeley to Hutchinson for reform school terms after district court convictions for stealing fires. Tax payers have one extra month to settle dues as county treasurer F W Hosford notes the deadline extends to December 21. Dr A Haggart to return home for Thanksgiving with guests Dr and Mrs H E Toothacker from Ottawa Kansas.
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Hutchinson Charles Crowder
Douglas County
Oliver Hicks
William Neeley
State Reformatory
Hicks
Neeley
F. W. Hosford
A. Haggart
Lawrence Business Men Observe Dairy Development
Lawrence merchants note progress in dairy development within Bourbon County. Community leaders discuss farm quality, distribution networks, and potential markets as local agriculture expands.
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Lawrence
Devel
Opment
Bourbon
County
Lawrence business men to tour Fort Scott dairy center
About twenty Lawrence merchants bankers and dairymen plus Chamber of Commerce officials plan a December 2 inspection trip to Fort Scott Kansas to study dairy industry methods. The party departs early from Lawrence on the Santa Fe and returns the next day with no fixed invited limit.
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Lawrence
Fort Scott
Kansas
Bourbon
County
Douglas
W. Simons
Chamber Commerce
le Lawrence
Santa Fe
Kansas City
W ‘Ake
Scott
Péty
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Simons
Ober
George L. Kreeck
William Pendleton
George Kirchoff
Chamber. Commerce Special
Kreeck
City
Farmers Stat Bank
S. A. Wood
People State Bank
I. J. Meade
Lawrence National Bank
E. 0. Perkins
Guizena State
H. G. van Neste
County Farm Bureau
Douglas County Milk Producers Association
Simons
Port Scott
Speakers Named for Chamber Dinner Address
J D Rowersock Pap Olney and Coach Phog Allen will address the high school football team at a Chamber of Commerce dinner Tuesday night. The event replaces the regular midday luncheon in the Chamber rooms.
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J. D. Rowersock
Pap” Olney
Phog Allen
Chamber of Commere
Chamber of Commerce
Lefferdink Didn’t Appear in Salina Bank Case
Fred R. Fitzpatrick as receiver for the State bank sued H. J. Lefferdink in Lincoln Nebraska on a note and secured a judgment for $25,000. Lefferdink did not appear to defend the case.
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Salina
Fred R. Fitzpatrick
Kansas’ State Bank
Lincoln
Neb
H. J. Lefferdink
Lefferdink
Prince Honors Roosevelt at New York Ceremony
In New York on November 22 the Prince of Wales laid a wreath on Theodore Roosevelt’s grave. About 1,000 school children attended and toured the great battle cruiser at the shipyard. Children were allowed to walk aboard the ship at the prince’s request.
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Wales
Theodore Roosevelt
Inter
Goard the Great
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