OVA LOSES HS APPEAL IN MAN'S COURT
A Kansas high school labor case ends with the state Supreme Court rejecting all claims in an appeal by Howat, president of the Kansas Mines Coalition, who was jailed for one year after a strike. The ruling upholds an injunction and states the act governing industrial relations does not violate constitutional rights. The case may go to the U S Supreme Court for final determination.
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Legal challenge to coal product regulation and police power
The text details a court action seeking to enjoin a regulatory measure affecting coal production and public welfare. It argues that the regulation infringes upon state police power and the rights of government departments, asserting the action aims to preserve public interests and avoid creating industrial strife or impairing normal business operations.
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Altenis
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Will Appeal Case in Kansas City Hearing
Attorney for Alexen fir Howst states he will file for rehearing by the Kansas Supreme Court within twenty days. If denied, Brennan expects an appeal to the United States Supreme Court. The case centers on whether Kansas industrial court law is constitutional. A federal court action may follow in any event.
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Kansas
Army to Abandon Property Leases After June
War Department orders immediate abandonment of numerous property leases after June. Chiefs report no large loss of property in Eighth Corps area. transfer work to Washington and initial stock concerns noted. Rentals in San Antonio and other posts discussed. transfer of warehouses and supplies to new sites planned.
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Pueblo Dead List Grows As Bodies Found
Pueblo relief struggles amid flood aftermath as six bodies are recovered along river banks near Aukansas and Barabo. Four adults and two infants confirmed. a one day old baby also found. Colorado rangers ordered to Pueblo for flood cleanup and patrols. relief efforts extend to refugee camps housing nearly 900 people. Authorities report diphtheria cases and call for sustained federal aid and permanent flood protection.
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Faulty pravel pit incident near ECU reported
Albyet Kuh fined at Wolberg for a traffic collision on South Floto Street near Weday. Hobert Green reported injuries to Cat te Stik and Leen. A man, not seriously hurt, and Leer copes, Mrs. 0. Molen, 207 Sheenway arrect, were involved. Authorities described a quiet mobile scene as officers responded at 620 Peldny wortug.
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Kelly Field Soldier Sentenced Amid Conspiracy Claims
Topeka Kansas June 11 a Kelly Field soldier now in prison claims he was coerced into supporting a conspiracy led by Dinrertus the Vieira. The imprisoned man alleges he was pressured during the Leavenworth penitentiary case and that testimonies were moved to benefit others. He asserts trial irregularities and cites lack of fair defense as factors in his conviction.
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Garin et Talks of Mexico but Takes Route
Disjointed report from Washington indicates talks about Mexico focus on treaty of commerce as a condition for recognition. Secretary Hughes and President Roosevelt cabinet officials discuss steps led by George C. Summerlin American chargé d affaires. Administration stresses constitutional limits and Mexico’s willingness to sign, with assurances to protect American property in Mexico.
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Unclear text. reader faces obscured tax case mention
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a federal grand jury and income tax evasion but the damaged text yields no clear names, dates, places, or outcome. The readable phrases reference penalties and a false income tax report, but essential facts are missing to form a concrete summary.
Packer Control Bill Faces GOP Opposition in Senate
Washington DC reports GOP senators oppose the Packer Control Bill, arguing it conflicts with the slogan less government in business. Senator Edge of New Jersey calls the bill unnecessary and prone to raise prices, while Senator Braufield of Illinois backs rejection and argues for limited regulation to protect public interests. Senator Reed of Missouri cautions against expanding federal control over private enterprise.
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Plan A Tax on Oil at Regional Convention
At a political gathering Monday night, Governor Parker outlined a proposed tax on oil and oil products. He said the plan would not exceed a nine percent levy, framed as part of a broader revenue strategy discussed at the district convention.
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Would Pay Farmers Bill Aims Relief For War Period Losses
A Washington plan proposes relief for farmers battered by wartime price turmoil. It would offer 3 percent credits or refunds to farmers who faced losses in wheat oats and rye and relax debt terms to ease wartime burdens. The measure would apply to grain shipments exceeding five bushels.
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Unclear historical golf meet item referenced in clip
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a golf week event with names such as Blaine, Thorp, Selman Draw, Cole, Tarvey Chorp, and Harry Selue, mentioning governors and Kansas City. Details are garbled and not coherent.
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Orphanage Inquiry Reveals Troubled Family Ties
Fragmented OCR text shows an inquiry into a girl linked to an orphanage and a disputed custody or guardianship matter. Names such as Stevens and Mary Salts appear with references to investigations, hearings, and allegations of abuse, suggesting a court or welfare review context. The piece notes months of residence and claims of hardship within a family network while noting a formal process and related testimonies and figures.
Obituary Note From City Cemetery Funeral Fragments
An obituary fragment recalls Seana old and others. the piece lists survivors, kin, and local funeral details. The record mentions a Bridge residence, Navy or Army references, and notes on services, interment, and funeral home involvement amid a troubled car crash report.
Denver welterweight draw with Thorp boxing fight
The Denver welterweight Thorp carried the bout, with six ringside judges scoring four rounds for Thorp and five for Schima while a draw resulted after ten rounds.
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