Kennedy reports German workers fare better than British
London October 7 Thomas Kennedy labor member of Parliament visited Germany to study working class conditions. He writes in Justice that Germany shows less stark skilled versus unskilled divisions, wages around 40 marks an hour when exchange was 4000–6000 marks per pound, and overall material wealth remains strong despite military defeat. He notes poverty exists but poorer Berlin districts are not as dire as Glasgow or Edinburgh. He praises Germanys agricultural and industrial strength and contrasts German and British harvest methods and factory conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Kennedy
Labor
Germany
Gey
Britain
Berlin
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Lewis
Irish visit stains Monsignor Lavelle heart with sorrow
Monsignor M J Lavelle Rector of St Baltek's Cathedral New York and Monsignor Wall visit Sligo Ireland to assess the situation after Eamonn De Valera's supporters raised funds for Irish freedom. Lavelle says the trip shows a fruitless effort and laments civil strife while urging a peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
M. J. Lavelle
St. Bal Tek's
New York
Sligo
Monsignor
Wall
Monsignor Lavelle
Eamonn de Valera
America
Ireland
Monsignor - Lavelle
Spaniards Seek Better Pay for Cuban Cane Workers
Spanish minister Alfredo de Mitateguil demands improved pay and conditions for thousands of seasonal workers in Cuban cane fields. Pedro Betancourt offers department support as harvests near the end of the 1921-22 season amid reports of workers not paid and relying on charity to return home. Missionaries honored in Ranghta for services to public interests are noted in a separate brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Alfredo de Mi Tiateguil
Department ‘of Agriculture
Pedro Betancourt
Tesser ‘Degre Mge
Ete
Ranghta
Buruna
Ran Dreemis
FAMOUS GUARDS HERE Constantinople Dispatch
Constantinople October 6 reports British naval and military arrivals reassure Christians. The Empress of Taiz brought the Givens Guards, new troop reinforcements. Passport requests drop slightly as Orient Express bookings reopen, though first class and third accommodation remain inflated. Business in Constantinople weak with major importers failing and retail sales below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Eee
Oskaloosa Residents Share News and Local Sports
Oskaloosa residents report visits from Frank Mayer family and Mrs John Decker. Local road praise follows a booster trip, with Mel Brown selling his meat market and many residents traveling to Kansas City. The Os kaloosa high school football team beat Valley Falls 16 to 0. A Republican rally at the auditorium featured W Y Morgan Arthur Capp ay and Lambertson. Various locals moved, visited, or hosted guests as fall activities begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayer
Baby Mary Katherine
Manhattan
Fill Leech
Mayer
Nortonville
Efineham
Mel Brown
Andy Brown
Ray Leech
Kansas
Roe Gay
Neat Meriden
Ola
Bert
Toni Kerns
Kansas City
John Kerns
Gebhree Sands
Esthug Gloch
Dariduyred Ihe
Esther
Addie Mains
James Mains
Denver
Doris Wilson
Chilliesthe
Chas. Vavra
Enyroria
Arthur Perry
Marvin Snyder
Gardner Cottage
South Liberty Street
Vic Shrader
Mel
Louisa Lambert
James Shrader
Williamstown
Thokp
Cunp Perry
Ohio
Hig
Paul
Camp Knox Ky
Winona Lobb
Iyan Bell
Merle Andris
Arthur Cappay
Lambertson
Rey
Miss Maxwell
Irank Brown
Lawrence
Fred
Marie Shaklee
Treachtr Es
Jeanette Jacquelin
Cpeil Maxwell
Hazel Ahrends
Lorg Beyer
Daisy Roberts
Local Notes From Spring Creek and Nearby Towns
Spring Creek area reports visits from Kan. City relatives and Centropolis. Franklin Van Tries and others call on Baldwin residents. Oil wells on Finnerty farm noted by Peerless Oil Co. KU students conducted geology work nearby. School year begins with 13 pupils and perfect attendance by several.
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A. B. Dilleams
Kan
Charles Force
Overbrook
Mary Finnerty
Courke
Centropolis
Frank Jardon
Sam van Huss
Jardon
Frank van Tries
Laura Preston
Baldwin
T. Costigan
Ottawa
William
Finnerty
Costigan
Miss Finnerty
HL. A. Riley
Peerless Oil Company
Frank von
Frank Richards
Boyd
Paul O'Neil
Rigel
Pearsox
Mary Pinnexty
G. GC. Waters
O’neil
Ralph O'Neil
Worden
Elma. Porter
Evans
Rose
Kansas
Porter
van Tries
PL H Hammond
Soe Perriga
Mary
Ottawar
A. J. Preston
Judelson
Vanra Preston
Baldwat
Centropoliz
Kansas University
Lawrence
Finnerty and
Breit
Khaupt
HD. Sheppard
Alice
Harriet Doran
Walter Scott
Lawrence Saturda
Jane Court
Hall of
Kansa
Roberta Dille
Spring Creek
Christian Mickey
Walter
Scott
Mary Jardon
Bourke Dardon
Adelt ‘Liszle
Clyde Yakle
Claude Yakle
Cleva Yakle
Trévay Yakle
Mrs. Hebry
Biler
Poultry Prizes At Douglas County Fair Report
Prizes in the Douglas County Fair poultry department awarded with high quality exhibits. Superintendent ROM. fevenger led the show as judges listed sweepstakes and cups for best displays across American, Mediterranean, Bantam, and other classes with numerous winners from Overbrook, Lecompton, Olathe, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Ru Ei Prather
Olathe
Rom. Fevenger
A. R. Miller
Overbrook
Unclear OCR Card With Player Pairings and Names
Fragmentary text lists names and seeds such as Kenner Miller Saunders Charles and George Washington in mixed order. No clear event, place, date, or outcome is evident from the readable lines.
Tests of a Leader in Des Moines College Debate
In Des Moines Iowa on October 7 Dean W F Barr of Drake University argued that tests cannot measure intellect and that college education trains leaders for all classes. He urged equal educational opportunity as essential to democracy and warned against restricting access to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charn Durance
Dean Barr
Mikeon
Upmann case cited in fraud probe with heavy sentence urged
Prosecutor Fausta Alfonso accuses H Upmann of embezzlement in a fraud case tied to the German Cuban banking house H Upmann and Co. Mrs Marie Teresa Banes Marti is not listed as a claimant to reparations, despite allegedly receiving 180000 in jewels and money before bank control. The prosecutor seeks 26 1/2 years plus indemnity of 1547262000. No trial date set in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atention
H. Unman & Co
Fausta Alfonso
H. Upmann
Marie Teresa 'Banevste Marti
Federal Banking Liquidation Commission
Baners
Upmann
Banter
Cain
correc‘Hohuk
Havana
Cascarets 10c Digestive Candy Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the nicest physic for adults and children. It promises relief from cramps, sour stomach, upset stomach, indigestion, and headache by morning, selling for 10 cents a box and tasting like candy.
Health study targets Kansas children in 1923 bill
Toneka Oct 7 1922 conservation of children health is studied by Kansas Children’s Code Commission. The draft measure would require physical exams in schools to identify childhood handicaps before they worsen, with parents advised but no treatment mandated. Mrs Henrietta Mayfield, secretary, leads the bill. Dr Owen notes focus on rectum and colon diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Kan
Kansas Children’s Code Commission
Abaieta
Commission
Henrietta Mayfield
Code Commission
Scientific Blood Cleanser Promises Clearer Complexion
An ad claims a scientific blood cleanser will cure skin eruptions and give a rosy, sparkling look. It asserts impurities in blood cause rash and pimples and promises stronger lips cheeks and neck while boosting the body and complexion. It urges readers to buy the bottle and prove the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Clive
Angelle Brita Mon
Pains Across Back Strengthened by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Wa. Jouxke of Foster Oregon credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing pains across her back and irregularities enabling her to do housework for a family of seven. The letter promotes the remedy for women with back ache fatigue and irritability and urges trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Foster
Oregon
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia EL Finkham
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Wa. Jouxke
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Cherokee
Colorado
Oskaloosa
Methodist Ladies Aid
A. G. Smith
John Roberts
Ethel Lane
Petry
Jo Hannah
Briner
Boles
Herron
Camp Columbus
Georgia
Frank Roberts
Roberts
Camp Golumbug
Virginia Davis
Barred Rocks
Mullet
George Langendefer
Merle Coleman
W. L. Watts
Pont
AOD
Fey
W.L. Watts
George Snyder
Rhode, Island
Reds Cockbird
Claude McNalley
Hon
C. W. Bath
McNalley
H. A. Sibley
Mr. R. CG. Johnson
Glaude McNalley
White Wyandotte
G.R. Patrick
G. F. Brown
RL Miller
G. R R. Patrick
C.F. Brown
G. T. Patrick
A. K. Hayden
Brown
G. FB. Brown
Walter Dine
Rhode Island
Avii Bauer
Orpingtons
M. Clevenger
Alr. Miller
G. E. Brot
Harry Rake
Aneonis A. R. Miller
Lee Coleman
Anid Ong
Bull Rocks
Coulter
Ralph Achning
House
Ben Lohman
R. &. McCleery
Ry McCleery
Ben Lokoum
Firond
Dalton
W. BR
MrCleary
George Adis
Vandotte
G. I. Brown
GF. Brown
G. FE
Rake
H. Ke
Sh Ri. Sweeny
J. R. Sweeny
Pullet
Partridge Rocks
Rose Cari
Pou
Arthur Pine
Walter Pine
Elmer Pine
First
Columbia
Wyandotte
A. TR. Miller
Qverbrook Jersey
Black Giants
A. Sibley
Golden Sebright
Bantams
Willie Payne
Muscovie Ducks
Kenner
Wim
I Gaines
Fin George
Uttinger
Diler
Dean! Barr
Drake
Kiev
Chigirin
Wies
American Helm Administration
Chipine
AL AL AL
Chigivin
Waman
Globe
Tyanklin County
Hongio
Miss Swank
Stulin
People's State Bank
Kansas Code Commission
Owen
Diniggists
Bayer Fantury
Pats
Ae Based
Standard :Oil Company
Mid-Continent
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Brahidadd ‘Oi Company
Middle West
Loti -Training
Experiente
Reo
Indimhe
Goling
Michigan
Chicago
Plirina
Purina
Tadey
J, Underwood &Son
Terry Gaskill
Rarigay
The
Great State Life Insurance Co
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