Kansas Industrial Court Read Issue Impaired by Supreme Court Ruling
Topeka officials say the Kansas Industrial Court loses power to fix wages after the Supreme Court ruling in the Chase Wolfe Packing case. Governor Davis proposes repeal of the court law and new fairer legislation for employer and employee. Additional dispatch notes the release of foreign prisoners by Shanghai bandits and subsequent diplomacy.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Court
Supreme Court
Industrial Court
Chase Wollf
Texio
Court
Flenry J. Aten
Wolt Packing. Co
Lulunderies
Jonathan M. Davis
Intial
Washington
Shanghai
State Department
Department
Cunningham
Davis
Tan Chuns
Cunnninghan
Roy Anderson
Wen
Roland Wi. Pinger
Army
Manila
Lone
Berkley
Galir
John DB. Powell
Hannibal
Weekly Review
Leon
Wriedman
Bred Milas
Ai Shanghai
Reginald Pollat
Ulriningehani
Vreneh
Amello Coensberrer
Sluungehai
Tralia
Eld
Missa
Shanghaha
Maintenance Men Ask 36 Million Raise
Maintenance of way stipulations were debated before the United something. The raise requested totals 36 million dollars with details unclear in the fragment.
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United
Pol Bara
Steamer Harry GQ Stuck at Hastings Mississippi River
A passenger boat named the Harry GQ became stuck in shallow water near Hastings Minnesota while attempting to resume trips between St Louis and St Paul on the Mississippi. Efforts to deepen the channel are needed before full service can resume.
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Harry GQ
Dreevs
St. Louke
Verdes
Lfascnes
Minn
St Louis
St. Louis
St. Paw
Mississippi
Fire sweeps 20 story Capitol building in Chicago
A blaze broke out at midnight in the 20 story Capitol building linked to Masonic Temple events. The fire trapped over 1000 people on upper floors as elevator shafts and stairways became smoke filled and crowded with panicked attendees. One saver bam perished and many women fainted amid the chaos.
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Chicago
Capital Building
Vermuerly
Masonic Temple
Saver Bam
Knights Templar
James
Red Lake fishing profits eyed in Minnesota deal
The Indian office notes 900,092 pounds of fish taken from Red Lake on the reservation over two years. About 225 Indians shared in the profits of the venture, with $100,000 for going fishing cited in the discussion.
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Washington
Minnesota
Indian Office
Red Lake
Sie Monet
Seaver Bank Closed by State Officials
Jeffersonity, Mba, June 12. Bank authorities report Seaver Bank was closed by the state commissioner and placed under receivership. Officials said deposits and loans totaled significant figures, with the institution now under control of the state banking department.
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Jeffersonity
Mba
Che Desgoles
Batik
Obater
Alo
Reaper Copassioner
Mradk
Areem
Bank Exact
Ehteerad Sapa
Wabash Establishes Switch Engine at Mexico
The report notes a new switch engine for the Wabash line in Mexico with operation tied to Wellsville and other towns. It mentions job changes and the impact on local crews, with six families slated for relocation to the Mexico region as the railway concentrates operations.
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Mexico
Wellsville
Alexiea Tedger
Man Sentenced for Home Invasion and Theft Incident
A defendant pleaded guilty to a burglary charge and received a two year sentence in the penitentiary. The incident involved taking two hundred dollars from victims and occurred in Moratigts Llotelowas.
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Erlpand
Guents le Thes Moratigts Llotelowas
Ekrends
Guittyes
President Presses Congress to Change Dry Law
A White House spokesman said the administration seeks a change to the Volstead Act to address Supreme Court objections and growing enforcement challenges. He stressed Congress cannot alter the law in minor ways and warned no exceptions or abatements will be allowed as ships enter ports.
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Washington, D
Mat Conny
Ling Will Stee
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court
Congress
Itil
Moberly Girl Prepares for Wedding Next Saturday
Margaret Trenemeftdel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brenestad of 205 South Mortoy Street will marry Corbet Corbett this coming Saturday. Corbett, former Moberly resident now living in Kansas City, works as an electrician and foreman for a bill posting company.
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Younrese
Chas
Mortoy Street
Chidstrar Cithers Motor Company
Ooffice
Chaig Corbett
Moberly
Mansas City
Sonal Iered Corbett
Ewer
Tinge
Arand
Air
Afrs
Coiba
Mae
James Graduates from Des Moines University in Maberty Wilt
James completes a Des Moines University program and earns a professional credential. He has many friends in Maberty Wilt where the story notes he will be honored in a hearing. The article highlights his paraiso search and prior mischief as context.
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James
Des Moines University
Bulgarians Penetrate Sofia Amid Turmoil
A wide split report from Athens and Paris claims seven thousand Bulgarian and Macedonian fighters have entered Sofia to press a counterrevolution against the Yankov ministry. Alexandros, a peasant leader, is said to command the bands amid civil unrest near the border, with Servian troops involved in border clashes at Secamnitan and reported casualties.
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Athens
Jrs
Sofia
Alexandros
Yankof
Stamhovlisky
Willard Rescues Flood Victims in Kansas
Jess Willard the ex world heavyweight champion aided flood victims in Kansas when the Chickasha river rose. He waded through swift water to rescue women and children and helped move them to safety. Kansas towns faced martial law as rescuers and relief agencies aided hundreds left homeless.
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Pollea Cily
Okla
Tess Willard
Ghickasha
Ansas
Aise
Wilkard
Jesse
Swan Hiss
Kansas Okypucansas
Kansas
Eitizans
Hainés
Arkansas City
Wintiedd
Joss Ab Winfield Ae
Bandits Fail to Reach Macon County Bank Vault
Bandits attempted a daylight robbery at the Macon County bank in Menke, driving in with a wrecked car and forcing entry with a broken spring. They failed to reach the vault, escaping leaving tools behind while two others were held up and a town marshal and several citizens were restrained.
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Macon CO
Peoria
Bank Au Menkte
Wiican
Orebh
Midnighee
Walla
Lions to Lunch At The Country Club
Lions discuss hiring a new caterer at the Country Club in a den of meetings. The club’s meal plans include faculty and guests enjoying cooking, with musical interludes and informal performances shaping the luncheon.
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Lions
den of Lions
Ioelir
Thavas
Billys Goorge
Meekings
Buneh Ok Daze
Alles - Quetzo
Damage suit settles out of court for $50
The Thomas and Justus parties versus Mrs Hattie Harland and son G P Hart settled out of court for fifty dollars after a claim of fourteen thousand in damages. Mrs Hart said they offered no settlement at filing but agreed to pay actual damages with fair adjustment. Edmund Burke represented the plaintiff and Aubrey Hammett the defendants.
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Cirant
Aitombys
Thomas and
Mane Jusius
Hattie Harland
G. P. Har
Harts
Tom
Mat
Hard
Ge PW Hard
Hart
Ohwart
Edmund Burke
Aubrey Hammett
Family plans Yellowstone trip delayed by rain
Norvell and his son and mother will depart soon for Yellowstone Park but heavy rains hinder travel. They planned to leave Saturday and now await improved road conditions as they head north through Des Moines, aiming to return via Salt Lake City and Denver.
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Norvell
Aniwie Loelkridiee
Yellowstone Park
Des Moines
Salt Lake City
Denver
Druggists Convene as Mae and Ars Attend Session
Curry leaves Wabash No. 12 this evening for Louis to attend the state druggists convention. The meeting in BR will be in session until Friday night with Ms Rucker and Rev and Mrs among attendees.
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Mae
Ars
Rucker
Curry Lefe Oon Wabash No
Louis
Presbyterian Union Vote In Canada Fails Amid Narrow Margin
At Arthur Ontario on June 12 the general assembly of the Canadian Presbyterian Church voted on a union plan with Methodist and Congregational churches. The final vote was 420 to 129 against amalgamation after twenty five years of discussion.
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Perl Arthur
General Assembly
Methodist C
Congregational
Dominion
Cairo Boy Wins High Grade in County Examination
William Jarny of Cairo and Sidney Phillips of Cairo earned top finishes in the county exam contests. The winner receives a free trip to the state fair and a week’s stay with the privileges and benefits of the fair.
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Cairo
Siv Loys
Serion
Fas
Fis William Jarney
South Williams Stromal
Ade
Sidney Phillips
Samte
Tvip Tate Fairiana
Privilegas
Weels
Fatalities Reported in Rail Accidents and Sabotage
Two Germans and one Frenchman were fatally hurt in Paris on June 12 as four rail line accidents and unrest caused casualties. A German pedestrian was struck and killed near Recklinghausen while another German died in a separate incident.
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Paris
Recklinhaugen
Motion to continue court case leads to nolle prosequi
In Randolph County Missouri the State seeks a continuance in State versus J P Mize delaying trial until the Adams case is resolved. The court rules the delay cannot stand and the case is continued then later nolle prosequi entered as to both counts with Mize discharged. Prosecutor Stringer and counsel for Mize argued for speedy trial and joint indictment with Adams.
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Tms
Wiese
Ves
J.P. Mize
Thi Gase
la Fdab
Ray
Adamse Torneys
Mize
Hien
Walden
Runter& Chamier
Wiliam Stringers
Jerry
Jeffries
Loy
Aidf
Weman
Adams
Tavitter
Thiewie
Avtorney
Oak Winter
Chamier
Walker
Chee
Whey
Veral
Cairies Wal Sitinger
Rindolph County
Missouri
State
J. P. Mize
Conver
Nolle
Tor Democrat
Walte Press
Springer
Ney
Hulen’ & Walden
Hunter Ae Channel
Stringer
Jerry My. Jeffries
Weather Summary for Tonight and Tomorrow
Fair tonight and probably wet. warmer conditions expected. Winds light in most areas with a chance of showers this evening. West portions may see the wet spell more clearly tonight.
Miss Clover Kreppisch to study music in Germany
Bowling Green guest Miss Clover Kreppisch, popular in Missouri music circles, is visiting Miss All McCully of South Williams Street. She will soon depart for the Leipsig Conservatory of Music in Germany to advance her vocal studies.
Publicity Ordinance Aims to Curb Drunkenness
Teltengen City enforces a strict rule requiring every arrestee to state their true name before the judge. The measure, paired with local newspaper publicity of offenses, has reduced drunkenness cases over the week.
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John
Doe
Tucker
Rgons
Maffeer Fe
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