I W W Circles Harvest Hands In Kansas Campaign
Anonymous circulars claim farmers in Plainville Northwest Kansas offer harvest workers up to 15 dollars a day with board. State labor commissioner John Crawford warns the I W W pushes fraudulent high wage promises to recruit members and urges workers not to be misled by handbills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W.W
Kansas City
Salina
John Crawford
Plainwike
Kansas
Crawford
Plainville
Kansas Supreme Court Rules Utilities Cases Fall Under Old Law
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the industrial court is the successor to the old utilities commission and that all utilities issues follow the old law. In Clay County Co Operative Telephone Co v. Bell lines, the court rejected direct appeals and sent the case back to district court under the former utilities framework.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Industrial Court
Old Utilities Commission
Clay County Co-Operative Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Andreme
Supreme court to hear appeal on guardsman drill law in Richardson case
Roscoe Richardson of Iola challenges a state law requiring national guardsmen to drill or face fines or imprisonment. Judge Oscar Foust ruled against Richardson in habeas corpus proceedings, with Richardson jailed for a $5 drill-fine failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Roscoe Richardson
Iola
Oscar Foust
Richardson
National Guardsman
Non-Partisan League Members Count Reported in Kansas
A June 1 paper from Republican organizers notes the Non Partisan League has 6 320 members in Kansas. State house officials, surprised by the figure, had been led to believe the league numbered 30 000 to 65 000 members.
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Barton County
Kansas
State House
Boy Attacked by Dog Near Wichita. Dog Under Observation
Donald Kiem, six, son of farmer Peter Kiem seven miles southeast of Wichita, was bitten in a dog attack. The child’s cheek was nearly torn, and the dog is now under observation for rabies symptoms.
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Donald Kiem
Peter Kiem
Wichita
Kansas Spring Wheat Prospects From R.O.P. Report
The ROP report issued by Edward C. Paxton Kansas field agent for the USDA forecasts 309.275 million bushels of spring wheat with 14.11 bushels per acre on 2,460 acres. based on conditions June 1, within three weeks of harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Edward C. Paxton
United States Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court Sets July 6 Hearing in Howatt Appeal
The supreme court scheduled July 6 for a hearing on the appeal of Alexander Howatt, president of Kansas coal miners, from his conviction in Crawford County district court for violating orders of the Kansas industrial court.
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Supreme Court
Alexander Howatt
Kansas Coal Miners
District Court of
Crawford
County
Kansas Industrial ‘ ’Court
Nathan Sanford Civil War Veteran Dies in Oswego
Nathan Sanford age 85 a Civil War veteran dies in Oswego from illness noted as a digestive ailment. He served as a lieutenant with the 20th Wisconsin regiment and was wounded during the conflict. He had since lived in retirement and suffered a long illness.
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Nathan Sanford
Oswego
Airoart
Digeagre
Sanford
Aeutenant
Wlinels
Whole Town Moved Away in Historic Grant County Tale
The old town site of Ulysses in Grant County Kansas is recalled as settlers fled drought and grasshoppers. A mass move created New Ulysses, now the county seat. The piece also notes a bank robbery linked death and a livestock bureau injunction in a broad Kansas coverage.
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Ulysses
Grant County
Kansas
New
Missouri Pacific seeks approval to issue bonds and adjust mortgage terms
The Missouri Pacific railway asks the court of industrial relations for permission to issue 6,333,000 in 6 percent gold bonds series D and to substitute age mortgage 6 percent bonds series D for the same amount. The road was granted fare reductions to meet competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway
Court of Industrial Relations
Geary County Halts 40 Miles of Hard Surface Roadwork
Geary County commissioners suspend work on forty miles of planned hard surface road from Junction City to Alta Vista with a Dwight branch. High labor and material costs delay construction. less than half of the survey is done. The project will resume when prices decline.
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Geary County
Junction City
Alta Vista
Dwight
Farmer John Merrill Taken to Junction City Hospital
John Merrill, a farmer living nearby, was admitted to Junction City hospital unconscious with a disease doctors could not diagnose. He did not wake at his usual hour, and family efforts to rouse him were unavailing.
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John Merrill
Junction City
Merrill
Case Dismissed in Hansen Objection After Deliberation
Judge R L King dismissed the case of the state versus Arthur Hansen after a jury failed to reach a verdict following 24 hours of deliberation. Hansen, 18, drove a car that struck 9 year old Robert Marshall who died days later.
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Arthur Hansen
R. L. King
Junction City
Hansen
Robert Marshall
Culinary Recipes and Dietary Notes from a Historic Page
A collection of baking recipes including Angel Food and Date Torte with measurements and methods. Also mentions God Cake and Election Cake, plus Golden Orange Cake and Asparagus on Toast. Ends with remarks on child versus adult dietary needs and the impact of nutrition across ages.
Poem Fragment Reflects Freshness of Life and Trust
A brief verse evokes gentle love and trust, a soft impulse, and a sudden dream as life feels renewed, fresher than desert dust compared to a mountain stream. Quiet imagery contrasts dryness with rejuvenation.
Ready to Serve Quick Dishes For Fast Meals
A housewife can plan quick meals with canned soups, simple salads, and ready ingredients. Recipes include salmon with peas, tuna on eggs, creamed meat, chocolate cake, savory eggs, celery toast, and pepper steak with tomato onion peppers. High organization aids efficiency.
Plain cake and savory dishes from old kitchen notes
A dated collection outlines a sour cream cake with sugar egg lard and flour, ham on toast with milk butter and egg finish, sweet potato almond croquettes with almonds nutmeg and milk, French pancakes with lemon rind and maple, and baked codfish with olives tomatoes and bread crumbs.
Authentic Mexican Dishes and How to Cook Them
A compact guide to spicy Mexican dishes with simple steps for Scrambled Eggs With Chili Tomato Jelly Chili Con Carne and Veal Goulash. Includes ingredients like beef pork tomatoes onions chili powder bacon and gelatin with basic preparation notes for each dish.
Fashion Notes on Loop Drapery and Sashes in Dresses
A leading fashion writer surveys current trends with loop drapery and sash accents. Cherub and Jenny designs feature chiffon loops, two color contrasts, and bold silhouettes while polonaises and Egyptian styles show varied drama. Plaited flounces remain popular for youthful looks and practical wear.
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Cherub
Madeleine Et
Madeleine
Jenny
Cheruit
Wool Embroidery Trends in Summer Fashion
Wool embroidery remains popular as spring gives way to summer. Wool adds unique color quality on cotton and other fabrics, with appliqued figures stitched down in coarse contrasting stitches. A recent Atlantic City blouse featured white fabric with gray wool figures and red stitching on the peplum and shoulders.
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Atlantic City
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Alfred Gantert
Blain
Spring Hill
Kas
Potter's Field
Pleasant View
Susan Gantert
Gantert
Olathe
Johnson County
Ralph Hines
State of Kansas
Martin City
Spring Hill Bank
New Livestock Bureau
Stockhold
East Kansas
S. H. Cowan
National Association of the Live Stock Shippers’ Protective League
New Bureau
Fort-to- Fort
Lecompton
Charles B. Conner
Conner
Washington
Germany
Campbell
New Orleans
Milady
Best
Cafe Au Lait
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