Editor Waite Defends Stand as Arrest Looms in Labor Clash
Emnoria Kansas July 4 William Allen Waite Kansay editor awaits service of a warrant for alleged violation of the industrial court anti picketing law. Friends of Governor H J Allen say the information is being prepared by Attorney General Tt J Hopkins. Waite says there is no personal feud with the governor and vows to keep a pro strike sign in his Emporin Garrett window despite arrest threats.
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William Allen Waite
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Tt. J. Hopkins
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Alten
Thit
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Emporin
Garette
Steiking
Hebron auto man touts Tanlac for stomach trouble
Piaplisaed P. Humphreys, a well known Hebron Maryland automobile man, declares he believes Tanlac is best for stomach trouble and run down condition. He says it completely restored his health and energy.
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Hebron
Tanlac
Mikado's Young Son 2 At Venes Exposition In Cokin
Prince Jini son of the Mikado and the Empress of Japan visits the Venes Exposition in Cokin. He has already begun a promising poetry career with several verses written and shows aptitude for verse amid his first foray in the Poet's Serial.
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Prince Jini
Japan
Cokin
Controversy Over Display Signs In Support Of Strike
Readable fragments describe heightened tensions as percentage displays fluctuated around 50 percent amid strike sympathy. Governors White and Allen emphasize friendship while faces object to suppressing free expression. Witnesses mention window signs advocating unlawful activity and police pressure against picketing.
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Bell
Allen
White Aye
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J. A. McDermott
Vndualviatiowns
Kansas
State costs are low findings on state facilities and salaries
A fragmented report outlines low state costs across departments, detailing average salaries and inmate counts, with mentions of several state facilities and agencies, including women’s home and hospital institutions. The piece references August dates and payroll figures, noting budgetary constraints and staffing levels.
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Asia
Aapmil
Tonsa Ab
Woman's Home
Qorphoon Howe
Brudning Sohal
Volony
Texas
Panatin Asylum
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Hertzberg for Congress campaign ad text version
A clipped campaign notice mentions Hertzberg for Congress with references to a university advertising line and a cemetery scene. It alludes to no aid and a clean, well kept burial yard, with black and white ad imagery and a Crockett taxicab number noted in the copy. The readable fragments suggest a political notice tied to a specific candidate and local imagery without clear event dates or locations.
Government plans rationing of coal if crisis appears
Washington moves toward conserving coal as shortages worsen. The Interstate Commerce Commission and Commerce Department discussed diverting freight to priority routes within days. A federal coal commission could be formed if shortages persist, with cooperation from Governor Sproul and plans to resume coal production debated.
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Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smi
Commercce Department
Union Territory
Great Lake
Inter
Sproul
Ponesylvania
Nerding Dudic
Bank Head Named as Institute President at National Convention
Portland report states Carter Tailman of Richmond was elevated to the presidency at the closing session of the national convention. The vice presidency went to Whienee Re Chaney of St Title, with Jennk N. Hall among executive council members. Delegates chose Cleveland to host the 1988 convention.
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Carter 1 Tailman
Richmond
American Institute of Banking
Spsglan
Whienee Re
Chaney
St Title
Pioneer magazine debuts on Freighters of Pexas theme
The first issue of the Pioneer, a Vexas magazine, spotlights pioneer freighters of Pexas and Life stories of key members. It includes fiction, education, verse, and a feature on the Freighters Association, plus notes on the Daughters of Hy of Texan and the Losas Historie for Yandfork Association. Dr. Langford of San Antonina plans travel to Europe for clinics with famed European specialists. Trai Washington Chuteday notes passport arrangements.
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Pexas
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Freighters Association
Katie
Hyof Texan
Losas
Yandfork Association
Tdorlor Saily
Europe
Taures Langford
San Antonina
New York
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Tandon Am Daris
Trai
Pirates Hold Up Schooner Off Guntt Koy After Firefight
Mio Florida dispatch reports the schooner Willem M. Albury was raided by motor boat pirates near Guntt Koy. Captain Edgecomb was shot dead on deck and a wireless message from Vimini described the attack and escape. Details remain unclear as authorities begin an investigation.
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Xifiary
Willem MW
Albury
Edgecomb
Vimini
Migmi Beach
Mbary van
Paleen
Ikon
Dan Atbury
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