Roosevelt Seeks Mine Workers Pact via Mitchell
President Roosevelt asked Mine Workers union leader John Mitchell to persuade miners to return to work and accept a committee to investigate grievances, with a pledge to push Congress to legislate per the committee's report. Wright reported Mitchell would consider the offer as miners vote on continuing the strike amid coal operator pressure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Mine Workers Union
Tasmem
Congress
Carroll D. Wright
Philadelphia
Wright
Mitchall
White House
Carroll QD. Wright
Jobn Mitchall
Oghiato
Mater Uoder
Albert Shawgoddy
Lyman Abbot
Hallam
Get
John Mitchall
Miners Union
National Manufacturers Association
Larry
Association
Buffalo
R Roosevelt
The Last Maneuvers Ended With Army Exercise Reports
The article details Gen Bates announcing the final maneuvers at Fort Riley Kan Oct 7 with an advance guard and simulated attacks by a Brown division while a Blue division crossed rivers. The Brown defense near the north reservation faced heavy assault by the Blue force as Col Carr led the Fourth Cavalry units in a lively night battle with Colorado troops present.
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Ft. Riley
Kan
Bates
Howeve
National Guard
Colorado
Stockdale
Republican
Kansas
Fort Riley
Interior
North Reservation
Browos
Carr
Fourth Cavalry
Twenty-second Infantry
Kobbe
Colorado Battalion
Violent clash at New Orleans streetcar strike turns riotous
In New Orleans on October 7 a railway workers strike sparked violence as company crews attempted to run three streetcars from Canal street barns guarded by police. Rioters blocked tracks, damaged cars, and clubs and stones struck officers and motormen. Conductor P. H. Scheenick was badly beaten and later joined the union. Police and militia prepared for possible troop deployment as officials convened.
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Orlenon
Aimal
Scheenick
Chicago
Sonm Apihe
Court Disqualifies Justices in Fusion Ticket Case
The Kansas Supreme Court refused to hear the fusion nominees case and dismissed a mandamus to force placing fusion candidates on populist and democratic tickets. Five justices nominated for the election were deemed disqualified from sitting on the case, with further action by Craddock undecided.
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Kanone Jamilies
Funston
Topeka
Supreme Court
Clark
Justics Carter
Mr. Craddock
Big Naval Parade Draws 100000 As Cloudy Washington Pays Tribute
Washington October 7 crowds of veterans and visitors packed the roped off sidewalks for the big naval parade along Pennsylvania Avenue under cloudy skies. General Geo Heywood commanded the marine corps as bands played and soldiers sailors marched to their places in the ring. Local officials cleaned streets to improve the route while Kansas travelers planned trips to Kansas City amid reports of the continuous fall weather.
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A. H. Kacampoent
Washington
A. R
Pennsylvania Avenue
Geo. Heywood
Marine Corps
Woman Speaks at Irrigation Congress Program
A club federation delegate delivered the address as the sole woman on the program. The convention’s organization completed harmoniously with telegrams sent to officials marking the event.
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Irrigation Congress
Club Federation
Local Education Board Ends Month Meeting Actions Taken
Lawrence board of education meets approving minutes and reports. resignations accepted for Miss Landis, Miss Martha Cowgill appointed for next year. Attendance totals rise in city schools, tuition protest filed, primary and industrial fund approved. High school dismissals for unpaid tuition. Bills paid. contract shifts district pupil transport to city. Colorado Springs hosts irrigation congress. female speaker advocates irrigation aid. National Knights of Charity officers installed. local lodge officers sworn in. Other notices include theater promo and school classes, obituaries, and public notices.
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Pupia
Sducae Lion
Wilder S. Matesli
Schagia
Miss Landis
Martha Cowgill
Missy Cowgill
Miss Landisler
McCullom Smith
Watkins
Board of Education
Litchfield
Cradit
Bowed of Education
Kanaga
Lawrence
Jh Bigh
Community notices and travel among Lawrence residents
A long list of residents depart for Kansas City Topeka and Garnett with visits to friends relatives and events. People like Miss Marty Gleason Mrs. Jack Gray Mr. Henry Fresmuth and Miss Nelle Morrison are noted for travel while weddings and engagements including Miss Ediah Gifford and James Searles are announced. Local clubs real estate sales and theater outings are mentioned along with several city and regional names.
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Marty Gleason
Kansas City
Ozark Country
Jack Gray
Iola
A. Messenheiner
L. S. Mull
Garnett
Kiem Mull
Misa Lottie Mull
E.D. O'Bryan
M. Parish
Topaka
Nelle Morrison
Jobo Starkey
Lulu, Linton
Jessia Linton
Nannia Mackep
Roday
Geo. W.S. Metcalf
Riley
Henry Fresmuth
Tooganoxis
J. Fischer
Vic Tobnson
C.A. Epley
Leavenworth
Karnes
Carrie
Karoes
Emmelion
Saodap
Georges Bailey
A.B. Glathart
Storks
Willis Wood Theatre
E. B. Corse
Frank Banks
S. J. Hunter
Fisher
Jobo Jewsk
M. Rabinwon
Fred Cutler
A. G Landis
Walter Hows
Misa Annie Moorce
J. Donnelly
Cora Ware
Herbert Armatrong
Topska
Eo. Gilmore
Chicago
Jace Beroboise
Ang Mes
W. W. Bush
Clara Broonee
Kansasi City
Mercy-Go-Hound Whis
Zella Snyder
Mea. N. Webster
Kanaae City
Cl, Edwards
Installation invitations for Dr Frank Stromg as chancellor in Lawreneco
Invitations mailouts announce the installation of Dr Frank Stromg as chancellor next week. Alumni attendance expected to be large. A reception committee will meet visitors at trains and guide them to University hospitality areas. Alumni to register with class, location, occupation, and other details. Distinguished educators already accepted include W F Slocum of Colorado, Joseph Swain of Swarthmore, Turner of Wisconsin, C K Bessey of Nebraska, and De Garmo of Cornell. Football game against State Agricultural College from Manhattan draws big crowd. practice signals held last night. Student Joe Louthan leaves school to tend crops. Clyde Branerman faces legal trouble. Miss Margaret Linn ill. Professor Lincoln injured by horse. Athletic board elected officers led by J W Green. Amphion and entertainment at First Baptist tonight featuring Mrs. Tandie Lyons with illustrated songs. Education board hearing about $5 high school fee. state law allows city second class to collect tuition. fees fund better teachers, equipment, and books.
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Lawrneco
de Garmo
Cornell
McCook Field
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Joe Louthan
Clyde Branerman
Osawatomie
Misa Margaret Linn
Eoelish de
Peat
G. J. Lincoln
Frogch
Mr. Lincoln
Merident
J. W. Green
John N. van der Veres
Arthur Sreesa
Frank Larford
Kari Chapin
Phillip Herod
E. Jacoby
Atkinson
George Vinton
R.H. Scammoan
First Baptist Bacc
Tandie Lyons
Siz
Mare
Harriet M. Grosssisger
Io the
Holy City
Mes
Lyons
Ava
New England Conservatory
Sopraco
Castre Square Opera Company
P.m
Segerdiog
Fou
Board of Education
Justevecigg
Nelsom
Joy
Lawrence Wade
Adewese
Markets by Wire and Local Live Stock News
Markets by wire report shows steady to lower prices on cattle and feeders, with quotes in various ranges and commodities like pork and creamery items noted. A separate incident details a Chick enba t train robbery attempt near Reck Island, with bullets fired but no injuries. In Topeka Ott 7 Waabbora College inaugurates Dr Norman D Plass as president, and Henry White to be ambassador to Rome.
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Weembarn
Freeideas
Topaka
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