Red Plot Aims to Use Unions, UMWA Claims
New York dispatch reports the United Mine Workers of America alleging a Communist International plan to seize labor unions in America to trigger a nationwide upheaval. The document traces Zinoviev led strategy, undercover agents, and a coordinated effort to inflame miners and undermine strike settlements via unions in Ohio Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Communist International
Moscow
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
America
Gregory Zinoviev
Zinoviev
Communist Party of America
Mine Workers’ Chronicler
Cleveland
Trade Union Educational League
Chicago
Lenine
Lesowsky
Mosca
Samuel Silent
Ameriri
Ster Ts
Lyn
Fred Merrick
Pittsburgh
C. E. Ruthenberg
Miners’ Chronicle
Carlos Tresca
Italy
Atlanta
Thesca
Jack Carney
Voice of Labor
Uniontown
New Salem
Brownsville
Charlieroi
Avella
Bellaire
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union
Pennsylvania
Pleasant Valley School Opens and Community Visitations
Pleasant Valley opens with 18 pupils enrolled on Tuesday morning September 4. By week’s end two visitors show growing district interest. Al, parents and all district members are invited to visit the school during the year. Wolcom Grove hosts Labor Day picnic with morning gathering, afternoon baseball Worden beats Brown's Grove, and an evening dance. Numerous local residents and visitors travel between Pleasant Grove, Lawrence, Topeka, St. Louis, and other towns for events and family visits over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Wolcom Grove
Brown’s Grove
Worden
Yaskell
Lloyd Shirek
George Ochlert
Kansas City
Ochlert
Herman Manger
Amorett, Mo
Charles Ochlert
Oehlert
Jacob Ochlert
George Oehlert
Theodore Hakuba
Topeka
John Maloney
Lawrence
J. Jeffries
Jade Oehlert
Louis Hakuba
St. Louis
Grandma Ochlert
Fred Jones
C. Ochlert
Haxe
J. Tobler
Percy Chappelow and Sons
Bakersfield
Calif
Oakridge
Helen Dexter
Tonganoxie
Otto Lucan
Kathryne May
Opal Carr
George Shaffer
Raymond Carr
Louise
C. F. Carr
Raymond
Blanchi LaDuked
Charles LaDuke
Tela
Lloyd
Otis Wiggins
Ray Otis
Bertha LaDuke
Frank Deay
Roy Schuler
Willow Springs
Charlie
Raymond LaDuke
Lyons Farm
Pleasant Grove
Local notices and social roundup from South Eudora
South Eudora notes list George Bartz to attend Kansas University and Aileen Van Gunten to Pittsburgh for school. Reports cover church events, Gleaners party, re elected officers, and many residents visiting Lawrence, Imperial California, Indiana, and St Joseph Missouri. Includes shop moves and insurance ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bartz
Kansas University
Harehd van Gunton
Harold Altenburnd
Lawrence Business College
Arthur Ott
Merrice and Arden
Let Holmes
Gleaners
M. E. Church
Mary Miller
Emerman Bohnsack
Lewis Barty
Carl Neis
Lawrence
Wiliam Smith
Mr. Smith
A. J. Smith
Calyman
Sony Mark
Firidy
Charles Ott
Nathan Henley
Mary
Leighthodly
Margaret Hill
Edith
Imperial
California
Arthur Watson
Indiana
Mildred Forsythe
New Memorial High School
Aileen van Gunten
Pittsburgh
Aileen
Charles Hill
Hill
Leslie Cox
Vivian
Treasia
St. Joseph
Herald van Gunten
Eudora
Tillie Thoren
Pearl
Lelia Gabriel
Jacob Copp
South Hudora Fruit Farm
Arletia Holmes
Kindred
Mark
Noah Harris
Kansas City
I. D. Harris
Keystone
Harvey Anderson
Emmett Piper
Chicago
B. Durr
Fred Lotz
Colorado
Yarnold Stall Family News and School Openings
Local notes report Mrs. Albert Walter and family visiting Lenexa relatives, Pearl Gress in Lawrence, and Henry Busch visiting Perry. Multiple families attend gatherings at O A Bidinger home and nearby farms. Yarnold school starts September 10 with Ruth Schroyer as teacher. Mound school opens with Clara Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walter
Lenoxe
Hlmont
Mike Murphy
Bessie
Esther
Roy Deskin
Helen
Russell
O. A
Farmers Union Meeting At School House On Friday
The Farmers Union met at the school house Friday evening in September. George Hardtaker spoke on Co-Operative Marketing. Delegates were named to the next county meeting: John Hagen J M Palmer Samuel Fletcher Michael Schutz and Robert White. Mr and Mrs J Smith and R K Nicholson were named as program committee for the October 5 meeting. The program included piano duets and a Senatorial style program with readings and performances. After the meeting the crowd enjoyed a meal with watermelons and other refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Franklin School
Curtis Lanham
Hutchinson
Kansas
Augustard
James Antrew
Lanham
Ruth Ford
Linwood
Franklin
Billy Lemon
Kansas City
Michael ‘Schutz
Anna
Emma
Muncie
Richard Sehneck
Farmers' Union
George Hardtaker
John Hagen
J. M. Palmer
Samuel Fletcher
Michael Schutz
Robert White
Canned Heat Case Leads to Fines and Jail Time
George Dixon was fined ten dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail in police court after being charged with drunkenness. He faces a separate vagrancy trial on a future date. Police say he drank canned heat bought at a ten cent store and drank it with water. Officers found twenty nine empty cans at a house during an investigation. A penny slot elevator and raised picture storybooks for children are mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
Dixon
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helped Lima Woman
Lima Ohio resident Mrs G W Hart reports years of weakness and dragging pains eased after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She regained ability to do heavy chores and walk long distances, praising the remedy and recommending it to others with similar symptoms. Her experience mirrors many similar claims about relief from weakness and run-down feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Lydia E Pinkhams
G. W. Hart
Hazel Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Castoria Endorsed by Physicians for Infants and Children
This 30 year old remedy advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Teething Drops and soothing syrups. It stresses no narcotics and that proven directions appear on each package with physicians recommending the product.
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Redy Pgs
Charlie LaDake
John ‘Tryon
Viola
Edward Tryon
Willis Dunn
Valley Chapel
Marvin Richardson
Ellis
Elwood Deay
C. B. Shuck
Helen Deeter
William Carr
CG. F. Carr
George Criss
Will Hass
Stella Carr
J. M. Holliday
Mc South
Theodore
Charlie Oehlert
J. D. Lee
Tobler
Jessie Graham
Robert
Reno
Meadows
A. K. Haydlen
A. Christy
Dixon's Sewing Machine Shop
Mass, St
Woolworth’s
Holmes
Fritze
Harris
Kelley
Miller
Sdunders
Skinner
Winchell
Adam and
Eva
Adam
SAS
Aiggins
Yarnold
Jelen
Hazel Shirar
Maggie
Watlace Tuttle
Prentice
Genevieve Pikemer
Tagel’ Shirar
Pinnosale
Helen Talley
Sue
Hazel
Lester Shirar
Genevieve Palmer
Mution
Wallace Tuttle
Hagerty Sala Corge Hardtaker
Frank Fox
Geneva White
W. Hall
Graham
Tama
Creighton College OF Law
Creahton University
Standhard
Creighton Law Library
Mid-West
Mont Court
Omohs
Douglas County Court House
Hnited States District Court
Creighton Colllege
Creighton
Omaha
Geta , Atte
Suk. OY
AV Tela
Aleyele
Roodeumdilivai
Phan
Pacis
lTwr
N.Y
Teao
Ritelun Priviless
Finley
Chiner
Lton
Paso
Lawrences
Slane
Kale Collins
Ebel
Igor
Alsa Practrivek
Hone Suvi
Alstig
Gust Matoe
Minder
Pine I
Clavenger
Dedo
Miss. J
Senate
Mass
Atlas
Kenturvky Street
Ildh Thone
Singer Sewing Machine
Renb Ct
McElhiney
University
High School
Dalanes
W. A. Mielhiney Realty Co
Merchants” Paptional Bank
Universiye
Red
W. Baker
W. O. Starnes
Prio
F. Williveen Lawrence
Kani
Mansfield
Ruckiny
Lois
Elmwood Ave
Wiehe Housekeeping
Eudaly. Bros. Garage
West Aide
Seth
Kentucky
West Side
Kurtz
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