Mass Street parking clash sparks rail system talk
The report outlines Lawrence business leaders urging limits on parking along Massachusetts Street to ease traffic while discussing the Kansas Electric Power Company and a proposed streetcar revival. It cites Vaughn and D. O. Waughs noting street condition concerns and plans from the Chamber of Commerce.
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Court upholds Clayton Act power over labor trials
A United States Supreme Court division ruling discusses the Clayton Act provisions allowing federal trials for workers in labor disputes. The decision addresses injunctions and constitutional rights during strikes, noting injunctive relief affects basic rights while confirming federal authority in labor conflict cases.
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Roosevelt campaign among 1930s New York politics
Fragmented OCR reports Roosevelt and Anne Roosevelt involved in 1930s New York Democratic and Republican campaigns. Mentions Governor Smith, Mrs. Corwin Robinson, and Mrs. Helen Roosevelt. notes family activity across parties and a separate grisly discovery of human heads under a highway bridge. Officials investigate a possible car theft link.
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New York
Tentocrate
Theddore Roosevelt
Ditte Fog
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Corvin Robinson
Chansler Resigns Board Chair Amid Health Concerns
The board chairman A. G. B. resigns citing deteriorating health and inability to continue duties. Superintendent Chand praises the chair’s 6 1/2 years of work and service to the institution. The resignation has been submitted to the state board and Governor for action.
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Chand. Hight
Avenuiy
Opeka
Fragmentary Weather Note With Odd Wording
An unreadable fragment mentions clouds tonight and Wednesday, with showers likely in west areas. The text is garbled and lacks clear locations, times, or reliable details. No definitive forecast or entities can be identified from the readable portions.
White demands apology over forged forgery letter in Kansas race
William Allen White, opposing Ben Paulen in the Kansas governor race, calls for public facsimile publication of a disputed anti White letter used in Republican publicity. He denounces the letter as a base slander and demands Paulen publish it or apologize and dismiss the responsible party, alleging Ku Klux Klan style tactics.
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Griffith and Voiland Rally for Republican Ticket in Baldwin
A large Baldwin crowd welcomed C. B. Griffith Republican candidate for attorney general and Fred Voiland Tope merchant along with chattel reform candidate for representative from the twelfth district. Griffith urged straight Republican voting and national issues while Voiland warned that La Follette presidency could invite anarchy. Attendees included Louis Merger George K. Melvin J. N. Johnson Mrs Tha E Wellman W. J. Cummings and E. G. Bugsing at Memorial Hall.
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Fred Voiland
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Louis Merger
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E.G. Bugsing
Murdock to speak for William Allen White rally
Victor Miriock of Wichita will speak for William Allen White at a Douglas county independent movement rally at the courthouse Thursday evening. A large attendance is expected and the Moore family of Baldwin will provide music.
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Homecoming plans complete at University of Kansas
University of Kansas announces a near final homecoming program with Friday reception at Watson Library featuring Aunt Carrie Watson and faculty hosts, plus Old Timers Night in Robinson Gymnasium. Saturday includes a 930 calisthenics exhibition by freshmen gym classes for about 1000 people, campus tours by WS G A women, and the Kansas Nebraska game at Memorial Stadium with Governor Day expected.
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Republicans Women Plan Luncheon At Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. George Barker, chairwoman of the county central committee, announced plans for the Republican Women’s luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce building at noon tomorrow. Extra tickets have been arranged to accommodate those without reservations, and a general invitation has been issued for Republican women to attend.
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Tim Murphy Faces Union Vote After Leavenworth Conviction
In Chicago on December 21 the fate of Tim Murphy known as Big Tim hangs on a union election. From his prison cell he has directed the Dearborn station gas workers' union as the leadership decision may determine his status and future within the organization.
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Big Tim’ Murphy
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Army Recruitment Push: Bullard Highlights Progress
Major General Rabertt Bullard reports new recruiting momentum amid slogans like Army Now and More Life. He cites a novel service policy, widening search methods to fill uniforms, while noting education gaps as the most promising development in years of recruiting experience.
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German Political Scene Sees Alliance Against Dawes Plan Forming
Berlin reports a developing clash among Dy von Herten and Stresemann’s nationalist party and the Prussia minister’s new group against a united Socialists and Democrats. Newspapers urge fusion of nationalist and liberal factions to oppose Socialists, Democrats, and Greens as elections near. The general election is set for December 7.
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Kansasdebate Defends Prohibition Against Oxford Team
About 3000 spectators at Robinson Gymnasium watched the University of Kansas team argue against Oxford in a debate on prohibition. Kansas debaters Howard Fisk Brewster Morgan and Martin Dickinson stressed enforcement challenges yet praised prohibition’s intent, while Oxford speakers M C Hollis J D Woodruff and Malcolm MacDonald argued personal liberty and social life benefits. Audience reaction was strong, the largest turnout for a university debate.
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Suit Seeks 50000 From Union Pacific Over Bonner Springs Crash
Laura Hines, on behalf of William Hines, sues Union Pacific for 50000 in district court claiming injuries from a 1922 collision in Bonner Springs. They allege Hines, driving near interurban tracks beside the railroad, skidded on wet mud after a Rock Island train appeared around a curve and threw him from the car causing insanity and further damages.
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Laura Hines
William Hines
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Rock Island
Bonner Springs
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Unien Pacific
Hinek
Hal
Oklahoma town awaits judge for inquiry into vice
Cromwell Oklahoma October 21 with District Judge George C Cramp arriving to begin a court of inquiry into alleged vice and crime. The town faces a looming vote on incorporation while law enforcement remains sparse and reform efforts hinge on Crump's campaign to clean up the area amid bootleggers narcotics peddlers and gamblers.
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Okla
Oklahoma
George C. Cramp
Crump
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Ganz
Wewoka
Crow World
Cruny Piulg
Reid
Vredator
Wma
City Hall Hours Open for Voter Registration
Floyd Lawrence city clerk urges residents to register promptly. The city clerk’s office will be open tonight and on Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights for registration ahead of the upcoming election. A steady flow registered last night at city hall showing strong turnout.
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Citi
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Messiah rehearsal Tonight at Memorial High School
Lawrence Choral Union resumes rehearsal of Handel factory of The Messiah at 7:30 pm urging last week’s members to return and more singers to enroll. Dean Swarthout calls for loyal yearlong participation and seeks additional tenors and basses to balance sopranos and altos. Books available at Memorial High and Bell’s Music Store.
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Bell’s
Revivalist Rev McFarland Hit By Truck At County Club Crossing
A Ford driven by Rev E G McFarland was struck by a Tonya Mercantile Co truck from the west as he turned toward Lyndon for a revival meeting. The truck overturned and caused minor injuries to Rev McFarland and wrenched his back. Ten cars were damaged. two young men in the other vehicle were unhurt.
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Veterans' Forget-Me-Not Day observance meeting planned
Tammy Dixon leads a local committee to organize Veterans Forget-Me-Not Day activities. A general citizens group will assist in preparations for observances scheduled Friday night in Anpee American Legion hall. Local women and residents of Lawrence encouraged to attend the meeting to show support and participate.
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Tammy Dixon
Anpee Ican Leron
Jocal Observanc
Democrats to Speak Rally at Vinland Tonight
A Democratic rally is set for tonight at Vinland High School with principal speakers including Carl D. Kelley and Cal D. Harvey. Topeka and Baldwin hosts listed. event starts at 7:30 p.m. with other speakers to be announced. Also notes a Ty rence Real Estate Board meeting Friday at Eva Guffin’s Rhode Island street venue. Bread prices rise one centime to Paris market. new wheat-driven rate effective Thursday.
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Topeka
Carl ND. Kelley
Real Estate Board
Tyrence Real Estate Board
Eva Guffin
Rhode Island Street
Armistice Day plans fast set by city schools and Legion
The Local post of the American Legion will assist city schools in Armistice Day programs on November 11. A flag raising at 9 am at the elementary school will feature two sixth grade honor students and Legion volunteers. Higher grade programs and a 1 45 pm assembly for high and junior high students are planned, with a public program at 3 pm in the high school auditorium.
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American Lejon
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Anmrican Legion
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Hetten
Davis to Speak Here at Democratic Rally Monday Night
Governor Jonathan Davis, the Democratic candidate for re election, will speak at a Democratic rally Monday night at 9 20 o clock at the courthouse. Pas H G L Harbour, chairman of the Democratic central committee, announced the event. Governor Davis is scheduled to speak in Baldwin Monday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock and will dine with Lawrence in the ringe. With Davis will be James Malone, Democratic candidate for United States senator, who will speak Monday night.
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Cmail House
Pas H. G. L. Harbour
Central
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Baldwin
Ty Lawrence
Ringe
Daiues Malone
United States
Rally for colored voters held at Dicker's Hall North Levfrence
Mrs Estelle Davis of Cincinnati Ohio president of the federation of feniored women's clubs of Ohio W W Fisher of Chicksen and R Ransom of Topeka spoke at a Republican rally for colored people last night at Dicker's hall North Levfrence Fred Taylor chaired the meeting about 250 colored attendees heard three speakers devote time to national and state issues of the party
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Federation of Feniored Women's Clubs of
W. W. Fisher
Chicksen
R. Ransom
Topeka
Dicker's Hall
North Levfrence
Fred Taylor
Stock Exchange official to address Liberty Memorial students
Campron Beck, personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, will address Liberty Memorial High School students at an assembly Monday morning at 1 14 a. m. His prior appearance at a local high school drew large crowds and he is in demand as a speaker for student groups.
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New York Stock Exchange
Studer
Liberty Memorial
Ans Assemly
Beck
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