Impeachment Demands Over Daugherty and Wilkerson
The eastern railroad shopmen strike committee calls for the impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty and Federal Judge Wilkerson, arguing the injunction against strikers violated the Constitution and the Clayton act. Senator Robinson in Washington denounces the order, saying it abridged speech and assembly and harmed judiciary integrity. The telegram to Senator Borah urges immediate action, citing 25,000 rail workers.
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New York
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Chicago
Senator Borah
John J. Dowd
Eastern
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Dem
Arkansas
Borah
Senate Committee On Educcation and
Harry M. Daugherty
University registration plan shifts to Saturday rush relief
Registrar George O Foster announces flexible sign up with daily registrations to ease Monday crowds. Saturday registers begin at 8 o clock in Robinson gym, as K U post office temporarily moved to Fraser Hall basement to free space for registrar staff and future central handling of student mail.
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George O. Foster
Master
Foster
Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrence
K. U
Fraser Hall
Ahs
Ottawa Fair Good Fellowship Tour Planned Tomorrow
Douglas County Fair board members will attend the Ottawa fair as a group tomorrow. Civic organizations plan to join, and they will depart from the Chamber of Commerce Pass at 9:30 a.m. The Chamber and others seek to boost interest in the trip and invite all who can attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Douglas County Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Good Fellowship
Heat Regulates Hours of School in Lawrence
Extreme heat forces Lawrence schools to shorten class periods to thirty minutes in junior and senior high schools. Elementary sessions end at 11 30 in morning and 4 30 in afternoon. Enrollment total reaches 2611, up 198 from last year. Senior high has 72 names. class breakdown includes 161 seniors, 185 juniors, 262 sophomores, 151 freshmen, 30 unclassified. Freshmen partly remain at junior high. new entrants from other districts.
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Lawrence
Schoos
Lanwrence
Argonaut Mine Rescue Nears Update on 46 Miners Trapped
Jackson California September 6 The fate of forty six miners entombed by a mine fire a week ago near Argo naut mine may be decided within twenty four hours as rescue crews tunnel toward the imprisoned men. Opinion is divided on whether they are alive but blasting signals heard from deep in the shaft revived hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Cal
Hottest September 6 Sets Record Across Kansas
Topeka reports likely the hottest September 6 in 36 years as the weather bureau notes no change for 24 hours. Temperatures top 104 at Phillipsburg and Hutchinson with no rainfall statewide through 7 am today.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Hutchinson
County Teachers to Meet at Court House Saturday
All county school teachers are summoned to a 10 o clock Saturday morning meeting called by county superintendent O J Lane. The session will be held on the courthouse third floor to discuss the new course of study issued by State Superintendent Lorraine E Wooster and to plan the fall term work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Lane
S Lane
Lorraine E. Wooster
Marriage License Granted to Col bert and Brad sley
A marriage license was issued yesterday evening to Charles Col bert of Lawrence and Lulie Brad sley of Bonney Springs.
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Charles Colbert
Lawrence
Lulie Bradsley
Bonney Springs
Acacia Conclave Ends Third-Day Session At Masonic Temple
The fourteenth annual Acacia fraternity conclave concluded at the Masonic temple after a three day session and banquet. William S. Dye of the Penn State chapter was elected grand president. Petitions to establish chapters at George Washington University Carnegie Tech Oklahoma A and M and UNC were discussed and will be voted on after delegates return home. Several officers and speakers highlighted proceedings with a banquet planned and a smoker featuring the Yellow Dog joke.
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The
Acacia Fraternity
Masonic Temple
William S. Dye
Penn State
George Washington University
Carnegie Tech
Oklahoma A. & M
University of North Carolina
Kansas
K. U
Chamber of Commerce
County Farm Bureau Likely Chooses Smith Successor Saturday
The Douglas County Farm Bureau executive board will meet Saturday at the Farm Bureau office to discuss finding a successor for R. O. Smith whose term ends in October. Karl Knaus, county agent leader at KSA C, will assist the board in selecting the successor.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Watkins’ Bank
R. O. Smith
Karl Knaus
K. SA. C
Stec Utive
Mr. Smith
Stills Captured North of Lawrence Draw Attention
Boose stills seized by Sheriff Johns and city police last night near Lawrence draw heavy interest at the county jail. The main tank holds about eighteen gallons. A long coil and a still complete the copper outfit.
Rumors of Rail Strike Settlement Grow
Washington September 6 Rumors of a partial settlement in the rail strike circulated widely today as W H Johnston president of the International Association of Machinists disappeared. He was said to be in Pittsburg Baltimore or New York after a call with Secretary Hoover. Officials deny executives sought meetings and union leaders deny aims to evade process servers as the mystery deepens.
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Washington
W. H W. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Johston
Machinist
Pittsburg
Baltimore
New York
Johnston
Hoover
B. M. Jewell
Maichinist Offier
Chicago
Scott
Lunion
Olivials
Baltimore & Ohio
Genom Os
Vrariek
Willard Gilles
Charles W. Gallowas
Galloway
West
Wilkied
Chicago Dispatch
Association of Railway Executives
American’ Federation of Labor
John Scott
Railroad
Emeh
Mr. Scott
BR. M. Jewell
Jewell
Union
Unio
Strike end near as rail shopmen talks widen
In Chicago and Baltimore reports say Daniel Willard of the Baltimore & Ohio could press a separate agreement to settle part of the shop crafts strike. John Scott of the AFL union says a proposal may be drafted and a policy committee meeting could follow, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Scott
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Scott
Greek position improved as Turkish attacks repulsed
Athens reports fresh Turkish nationalist offensives repelled with severe casualties in a terse official communique. Military outlook described as improving, reflecting ongoing gains for Greek forces. Burma constitutional change grants women equal rights. chiropractors Welch & Welch are noted.
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Athens
Associated Press
Burma
One SLAIN MINER A WORLD WAR VET
Grand jury probes Herrin massacre graves and undertaker records look for identifications of fallen men. Marien suspects a World War I veteran among the buried, with discharge papers offered as evidence. Indictments for murder delayed to complete coroners and undertaker testimony.
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Marion
Associated Prosa
Herrin
Potters Field
American Legion
Grand
Muder
Marien
Sivteun
Ryan
Potters Fiell
Mt Hovrin
van Durots
Fiven
Gena Bite Ward J. Brundage
Shiying
Brother killer in Kansas City bank office
Roy B. Garvey fatally shot his father J. W. Garvey in a downtown insurance office. He surrendered at police headquarters afterward, telling officers they argued over a drawer and a threat. Friends blamed tempers flaring from a dispute over Mrs. Helen Groh’s firing earlier. In Parsons, the central labor council endorsed a nationwide work suspension by all organized crafts until railroads meet federation demands.
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Roy Garvey
Kansas City
Roy B. Garvey
J. W. Garvey
Annsurance
Helen Groh
May Garvey
Parsons
Central Labor Council
Federated Shop Crafts
Topeka Fair Attendance by R O Smith County Agent
R O Smith county farm agent will attend the Kansas Free fair at Topeka two days next week. In his absence the Douglas County farm bureau office will be closed. Commissioners in session the county commissioners remained in session at the courthouse today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
R. O. Smith
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Hidden Still Found After City Raid Near Cady Grove
Sheriff Will Johns and deputies raided a still near Cady Grove after Floyd Warren was found with a heavy suitcase containing three quarts and three pints of corn whiskey. Warren admitted manufacture at a nearby still run by a man named Rush, who vanished. Four 50 gallon malt mash barrels were destroyed and Warren pled guilty to possessing liquor, receiving a ninety day sentence. The operation drew ties to the Ka Klux Klan and included a postmarked letter warning to let law seize the still. The hidden still lay in a drained timber patch, repeatedly concealed until located.
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Floyd Wunter
Lawrence
Will Johns
Floyd Warren
Hunter
Warren
Mere
Cady Grove
Rush
Johns
Methodist Meet In Muscatine Seeks Conference Gatherings
Evan gelistic meetings led by Dr. Harmon of Missouri Wesleyan College open in Muscatine tomorrow and run through September 10 with Bishop Leonard presiding. The St Louis German Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church observes two anniversaries, while Rev J J Duewell from Nashville delivers the annual sermon. Layman’s night and an educational rally are planned for early September.
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J. J. Duewell
Nashville
La Follette Leads Wisconsin Primary Returns
Milwaukee reports partial returns from Wisconsin’s primary with La Follette leading the Republican senatorial race and Blaine ahead for governor. Morgan and McHenry trail in the governor contest. The Democratic nomination shows Bentley as wet and Mathie as dry in early returns. Simons OLeary and Smith end northern trip and return home.
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Milwaukee
Sept
Associat Et Press
Wisconsin
Senato
Ganfield
LaFollette
J. Blaine
William J. Morgan
McHenry
A. A. Bentley
Lacrosse
Earl Mathie
Wasau
YMCA and Women Groups Plan Welcome Booths for New Students
The Y M C A cooperates with the Men's Student Council the W M G A and the Y W C A to set up information booths at each station for incoming students. Details on rooms jobs city directory and other necessities will be provided. Booths open Friday.
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Y. W.C. Alot K
W C T U Annual Convention at First Christian Church
The forty sixth Douglas county W C T U will hold its annual meeting at First Christian Church on September 7. Mrs. W A Dunn presides with a program including devotionals, minutes, committee appointments, reports from local presidents, department superintendents, officer elevation, speeches, and a memorial service.
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Douglas County
W. G. TU
First Christian’ Church
Kentucky
W. A. Dunn
Rachel Woodarl
C. C. Bruner
W. A. Dun
Baldwin
Haig
Lecompton
Nina Kreider
Lawrence
Cassie Quinlan
Wallace
Stella
Oil drilling near Sibley and Linwood progresses
Central Qi company plans to sink a new well near Sibley within days under J O Meara, with positive oil indicators reported. Linwood Oil and Gas Development expands with a new 1,000,000-foot gas discovery near Linwood, two and a half miles northeast of Linwood near Sarcoxie, the fourth well for the company.
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Tawerence
Central Qi
We. Wells
Sibley
O'Meara
Lawrence
Linwood Oil and Gas Development Company
Linwood
Park Hergel
Sarcoxie
Weekly Band Concert by Fraternal Aid Union Bank
The Fraternal Aid Union Bank hosts a weekly concert in South Park tomorrow night directed by Walter Rigdon. The program features March Arabia Buck, Waltz Three O'clock in the Morning, Robledo Overture Mazeppa Muhl, Fox Trot by Lee Bibo, Medley Overture Plantation Echoes Hay Intermezzo, and Fox Trot Romany Lave.
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Fraternal Aid Union Bank
South Park
Walter Rigdon
Mareh
Arabia
Buck
Waltaz
Robledu
Mazeppa Muhl
fy-Lee
Bibo
Fate Meenik
Tennessee Sheriff Solves Brown Pikeville Payback Case
The Pikeville sheriff arrived in town at 3 am to collect Harry Brown wanted over alleged betrayal of his daughter. Brown had been on the road since Saturday after delays. He was brought back to Pikeville later that day by the visiting sheriff and Dr Florence Barrows is noted as an osteopathic physician.
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Hanquet
Minnesota
Cornelisg Gardner
Harvard
Oliver G. Neibel
California
Harry L. Brown
Lucas
Kansas City
Dr. DeBarr
Electrical Railway Journal
University of Minnesota
New York City
Kansas State Agricultural College
Elmer Ekblaw
Grand Secrete
McMlillan
Greenland
Urbana
Carrol Huntington
Link Belt Company
Chicago
T. Hawey Tapping
Grand
Grand Rapids Press
Sigma Delta Chi
Harry Brown
Pikeville
Tonn
Brown
Tennessee
Fair Board Moves to Block Free Viewing at Douglas County Fair
The Douglas County Fair opens September 19 with an eight foot canvas wall around the race track and staff to police admission. The Fair Board will station four Santa Fe personnel on the right of way to push for a two cent fee, aiming to curtail free spectators. A band is sought, advance ticket sales directed from Lawrence, and ads to be run in the Journal World.
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Douglas County
Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
Asada
B.D. Thve Comte
Uta
Pepe
World
Haskell
Stevenson
Lawrence
Bank Robbers Target Chicago After Killings
Chicago detective reports progress in tracing five bank robbers linked to a spree that killed two policemen and a deputy U.S. marshal. Four men traveled east and intended to reach Chicago by automobile. two were captured September 2 after a fight in which two police were shot. Names linked to the fugitives include William Streth James and William Barrett.
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Chicago
Generda Amas
Chicagea
Bank Volkers
Benner Springs
Kargas Oye Kansan
Otershal
Trav
St Luisa
Hieage
Trey
Terey Bramron
U.S
William Streth
James
William Barrett
Prevent Bad Accounts by Lawrence Merchants Meeting
At the Chamber of Commerce, about twenty merchants planned to ease beating bills in Lawrence. Butchers and grocers will meet tonight due to morning commitments. The effort links with H W Farsman at the credit exchange but is independent of it. Aimed at exchanging credit data and broader credit inquiry. Kil led Rebel Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Ald
H.W. Farsman
Credit Exchange
Cities of Cork and Waterford See Renewed Fighting
Irregular forces clashed near Mitchelstown with brigadier adjutant Daniel Shinnick killed. Two four hours of fighting left many casualties as Cork and Waterford endured intense activity. Two women among the casualties while irregulars fled toward the hills after defeats.
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Cork
Waterford
Dehlin
Daniel Shinnick
Mitchelstown
Amon
Harbour Herd Accredited Guernseys Gain Federal Approval
Harbour's herd of forty registered Guernseys is now fully accredited by the federal government. Dr. Singer from the Bureau of Animal Industry conducted the final test on the herd. Legion Will Meet Tonight In the Legion rooms at 8 o clock the local post will convene with important business on the agenda and all Legion members are urged to attend.
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Harbour
BG. T
Singer
Bureau of Animal Industry
Legion
The
American Legion
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Acacia
Wm. S. Dye
Penn State Chapter II
Wiedemann
Farm Board
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Willard
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Amatur
Ru Klis
Lewis
Ka Klas Khan
Eise Sore Obe
Fred Lani
St. Lewis
Muscatine
Lowa
Dolbh Simons
Paul O'Leary
Bob Smith
Canadian Rockies
W.C.T.U
First Christian
Elizabeth Riley
Alice Waig
Miss van Landingham -Baldwin
Baldwin Quartette
Willard Morgans
J. Shirar
Harry Dick
Baldwin Mitchell
Katherine Hine
Kreatiingg
Mamie Popplewell
Vickery
Applewell
NEA Sibley
Antral
Ca. Wie
Wille
Florence Barrows
Onner Springs
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