Kansas coal supply meets state needs say judge
Topeka Kansas judge John H Crawford of the Kansas industrial court reports sufficient coal now mined in Kansas to cover state needs. He notes interstate commerce and priority disputes with Missouri over prices and enforcement and says no move to seize mines is planned.
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John H. Crawford
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Industrial Court
Kansas City
Missouri Priority Distribution Committee
Industrial Court
Kansas-Missouri
Washington
Crawford
Pittsburg
Federal Department of Labor
Labor Division
The
Hutchinson
Kas
Union Station
Parsons
Salina
Wichita
Colby
Statewide Rail Shop Strife Sparks Court Inquiry
Topeka the Kansas industrial court orders weeks long investigation into strike conditions in railroad shop towns. Testimony from strikers workers officials and citizens will cover six weeks of strike activity and railroad actions to break or sustain shops. Also reports on Osawatomie intimidation arrests and local business responses amid turmoil.
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Topeka
Kansas Industrial Court
Richard J. Hopkins
Miami County
Osawatomie
Missouri Pacific
Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Ripley Park
Santa Fe
Modern home at moderate cost with practical layout
A William A. Radford home design offers a compact three bedroom plan with a large living room near a dining area, kitchen on compact lines, front porch and multiple windows for light. It promises moderate expense and adaptable space for a medium sized family with convenient bed closet and back porch.
French Baby Born in Washington Stirs Local Exchange
During a Washington visit of a Frenchman and his wife on official business an Irish nurse observes a newborn French baby at the hospital. The nurse comments on the baby and the language barrier, quipping about the infant’s future speech.
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Washington
Maria
Handkerchief Care Advice From Advertisement
A vintage laundry ad notes that children handkerchiefs often look hopeless when they come to the laundry. It recommends washing with good soap and rinsing in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue for brighter results.
Moment of Suspense in Walton Truelove Courtship
A long courtship ends at the altar as Henry Walton asks to wed Miss Truelove. The moment terrifies her brother Jimmy who fears the ceremony may fail. The scene unfolds before the pastor with the question posed to Walton.
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Walton
Miss Truelove
Henry Walton
Jimmy
Emerson on moral sentiment and inner justice
The passage argues that moral laws reside in the soul and act instantly. It asserts that good deeds ennoble, mean deeds taint, and purity is tied to inner integrity. It emphasizes that true justice aligns with divine presence, while deceit cuts one from self.
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God
Ralph W. Emerson
Weight Strain and Safety Margin for Grandstands
A grandstand designed for 14 000 spectators weighing about 850 tons must endure at least 1 700 tons. Excited crowds jump and move, increasing weight by 65 to 150 percent momentarily. The structure should support twice the average weight so individuals can rise or sway without collapse.
Signs of Lover's Devotion. First Dog in Love with Miss
London Answers notes a humorous item about a dog named Fancier-Bob showing affection for Miss Youngblood. A photo of the dog hangs beside the owner’s picture, indicating a lighthearted display of canine devotion.
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Bob
Youngblood
London
Mrs Rose and Clarence Debate Moves to a New Hotel
Mrs. Rose urges moving to another hotel while Clarence argues they are well settled. She worries guests have seen all her dresses, signaling concern over privacy and social optics in their current lodging.
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Mrs. Rose
Clarence
Short Cuts Prohibited Sign Draws Reactions
A sign reading Plenty Good Short Cuts Prohibited drew remarks from bystanders. Uncle Tobe Snarl of Kicker county praised the motto as a life lesson and a practical rule for protecting the grass.
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Tobe Snarl
Kicker County
Unlucky One and Lending Tale During Vacation
Bix-Owens recounts a rough vacation ending with borrowing to return home. Dix-He notes he fared better by lending the money, framing a modest, personal travel mishap as a human interest moment.
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Bix—Owens
Dix
Quote on social equity and prosperity
A historical remark urges balance between social classes highlighting that prosperity for one side while another suffers is unsound. It warns against expecting exclusive advantage and promotes examining fairness in governance and social policy.
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Lebo
J. R. Sellers
Neva
Lela
Ruth Hiatt
Jack William Robinson
Coffeyvlle
Jesse Wells
Grant County
Ulysses
Santa Fe Railroad
Satanta
Farm Bureau
Leavenworth
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Empire Natural Gas Company
Missouri
Public Utilities Commission
Hiram F. Bearse
Felmployees
Sene
Bearse
Waldo
Cedar
Smith County
Liberty
Charles Williams
C. R. Donalson
Great Bend
J. A. Donalson
Montrose
Col
Branden
A. R. Feathercill
Independence
Ku Klux Klan
Barton County
Bisset’s Point
Roy Shaffner
Russell
Bay
Will Considine
Anna Considine
Halstead
Church
Myron Brown
T. Brown
Paradise
House of Representatives
Curtis Crow
Augusta
Atichen
Nerrace
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Lox
Orc
Fletcher
Fuller
Stearns’ Electric
Western
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Westernanada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
F. H. Hewitt
Main Street
Beng
Collor
Painters’ Paint Co
Windsor
Kansag
Teleum
Hessig Sfeminic
Conta
Memphis, Tenn
Scandia
Harry Hohman
M. W. Chas
Nordman
Adolph Nelson
Lebanon
G. W. Nimocks, W. M
A. R. Morey
Sec’y
Ralph Cooper
V. C
R. Rickabaugh
Secy
Will
Peter Smith
Jones
Smith
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