27 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1919
Page
1
A Kansas official quotes miners expressing defiance toward presidential authority over labor. The remark suggests miners seek to resist compulsory work, signaling heightened tensions between labor groups and federal power during a period of industrial strain.
Pittsburg Kansas October 27 1919 leaders Howat Harves and Peck prepare to attend Indianapolis board meeting on John J Lewis call with 13000 miners ready for nationwide strike November 1. Officials caution not to antagonize conservatives while Wilson administration debates responses and miners seek wage talks before Nov 1.
Fire department fought a spontaneous coal fire at City Hall Sunday night. Coal in the pave ment and dormitory above filled with soot and gas. Firemen shoveled coal away to stop the blaze while cautionary note urged fire insurance coverage.
A fragmentary weather note reports unsettled and colder conditions tonight with generally fair skies and continued cold. It references times in the evening and afternoon, previous day highs and lows, and rainfall readings, but the exact values are unclear.
Three masked bandits seized a U S agent in Puebla near Mexico City and fled with $100000, while the border outrage sparked outrage across communities hundreds of miles away. Local authorities seek details as the incident reverberates nationally.
Lawrence High School extended its season undefeated streak with a 100 to 7 scoring edge over five games. Star halfback Mifflin injured his left knee but returned as coach Phox Allen works to ready him for Friday’s showdown with Kansas City. Fans rallied behind the Red and Black as players showed grit and teamwork despite injuries.
A city water main cleaning machine with high pressure halted repeatedly due to unseen twists and uncharted valves in the system. Workers dove to uncover causes as the project drags past its estimated week, delaying the 60,000 feet of mains and leaving officials hopeful a future map will ease later operations.
Washington October 27 the vote on the Johnson amendment to the peace treaty failed in the Senate with 40 voting against and 50 for though several did not vote Senators Curtis and Capper of Kansas supported adoption of the Jolican amendment The defeat came despite unexpected late deliberations and absences Senators Johnson later offered a substitute amendment with action deferred
County Treasurer Hosford announced that tax receipt books are ready and taxpayers may pay now to beat the November 1 deadline. The tax rolls were completed in the county clerk’s office and turned over to the treasurer earlier, enabling earlier payment access this year.
Twenty three head of pure bred Hereford cattle from the Steele and Williams herds were shipped from Lawrence to Deming New Mexico last week. C E Woodward was in charge and the purchase price totaled 5500 dollars.
Washington Oct 27 President Wilson vetoed the prohibition enforcement act. Officials say unless Congress repasses or enacts a similar measure into law there will be a wet spell until national prohibition takes effect under the constitutional amendment in January.
Story of their fight for existence found scrapings on a plane. San Diego reports two Mexican fishermen accused of murdering Lieut Cecil H Connell y and Frederick Waterfield after aviators went down Aug 21. Bodies brought to the U S destroyer when formalities allowed. Governor Cantua aiding Lower California authorities. Details of the aviators last moments and searches kept private to spare families distress.
One of the largest Scottish Rite meetings in Lawrence opens with dedicatory services at the Masonic Temple to honor seven fallen Lawrence Masons from the war. Prof. Carl Preyer and the Scottish Rite quartet will perform as a tablet is not affixed to the organ. Multiple degrees and a banquet follow, with over 10 candidates in the program.
Reports from Santiago indicate the Esmeralda and other units of the Chil von fleet near the port as rumors of a revolution in Peru surface. Det YT notes Peruvian military moves in the south, seen as attempts to divert attention from an imminent upheaval.
Rumors claim a Saturday night church social at Williamstown was interrupted by robbers seeking loot. Report says the thieves escaped with 125 from the winning party while the church event yielded little. Local residents deny or doubt the tale.
Twenty five pupils of Vinland school become Junior Red Cross members and send $6.25 in fees via Superintendent O J Lane to the county headquarters.
Douglas County farmers face low prices and poor improvements amid rising demand. The notice notes 59,000 barrels of flour produced monthly by local farms, with dealers buying early as prices stay low. The article hints at outputs and market conditions affecting agriculture and local trade.
A faulty roads plea and the Good Roads program are urged to raise values as flour production in Lawrence surges. Reports claim 3,000 perrels of total output, 2600 barrels of flour weekly, and enough bread to feed 10,000 families yearly. Local dealers expect Lawrence flour to reshape markets and attract buyers to improved farms nearby.
The university announces a season opener recital in Pracér Hall Tuesday with Professor Wel linetan and pianist Cristav, introducing new music faculty member Miss Wellington to the Lawrence audience. The program highlights the first of the season’s selections as China’s dozen cities with populations over half a million provide a distant note.
A fire at the home of Charles Fro Bantrer on Mauss Street was contained quickly by Tepert fee firefighters. The blaze caused partial damage but was brought under control with no reported injuries or further details.
When King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium visit Washington after touring the United States, Mrs. Thomas HK. Marshall, wife of Vice President Marshall, will serve as hostess.
Allen urges former Jayhawk stars to answer the call and help turn back invaders in a mobilizing appeal. The message emphasizes unity and readiness as a rallying banner.
Old Kansas University stars are urged to return to Lawrence to help the team for the Saturday game. Dr. Forrest C. Allen sent telegrams to listed alumni asking them to come this week. Local boosters plan decorations and large turnout, with slogans like Beat KU and Be sure the Wildcats.
The Good Speech Crier issue announces the opening number published today in the Journal-Work. It serves as the organ of high school students promoting better speech week, with serene succeeding issues to follow in the Journal-World during the week.
Fire destroyed the Lecompton high school building, with about 8200 in texts lost. Insurance covered 4600 on the building. authorities consider replacement texts and fixtures. The board denies liability for student book costs, claiming pupils were ordered to bring books. Rentals and temporary rooms prepared for classes.
Purse found on Saturday morning after two were stolen from the Robert House residence Friday night. Mrs Reed of 5389 Ohio Street identified the found purse on her front porch. Missing items included a door key and one of House's calling cards. the thief had removed other contents before discarding the purse.
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