Chicago Superior Court Rules Blacklist Unlawful
In a May 11 decision in Chicago’s superior court Judge Juden Baker ruled employers may not maintain a blacklist. The ruling came after a strike by workers and attempts to block reemployment through the so called blacklist. The court held that such practices violate law and may be enjoined to protect workers from being barred from employment.
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Chicago
Juden Baker
Annie Copdin Acalist
Libby, McNeill & Iss
Armigur & Cy
Otter Storie
Ao Suis Huscene Tereeke Dladeslit &Tabeli
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Othes Renu Wicho
Bneckliet
The Redemption and Evening Entertainment at the Auditorium
The program lists several acts this evening including a peghind, a 3:15 welcome, Calvary, Earthquake chorus, and a finale at 10 o clock. Proceeds benefit the pipe oriae fund at Kansas State University. Detailing shows and admission, the event promises a varied entertainment slate.
Vague Transit Notes From Hidden Lehigh Valley Line
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Lehigh Valley railroad line through a place name resembling Niseare Fula or Buffalo. Mentions changes if necessary at a certain time, with reference to cars and a mute or mute point.
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Lehigh Valley
Zere
Presbyterians Open 113th General Assembly in Philadelphia
The 113th Presbyterian general assembly met at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia with 650 delegates present. The church overflowed as many applicants for admission were turned away, and the opening featured Moderator Rev. Charles A. Dickey’s sermon before the election of a new moderator.
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Philadelphia
Philadephia
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Rity
Calvary
Dickey
Ropers
Cay
Women’s Mission Board Holds Philadelphia Meeting
The Twenty-third annual meeting of the Women’s Board of Home Missions opened at Minster of the Presbyterian Wren Church in Philadelphia. Officers reported increased contributions and funds for the year ending April. Treasurer’s figures showed total receipts of 357,901 with significant allocations to missions and scholarships. A panel discussed Spanish-speaking communities with speakers from Albuquerque New Mexico New Mexico and Porto Rico.
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Presb
Wren Church
Witherspoon
Mra Darwis H. James
Brooklyn
Dent
DP. Palmer
New York
Phreedminn’s Department
Young People's Society
Bubiath
SAS General Fund
Mise
F. Lincoln
Missions For Freedom
Women's Board of Home
Wieburse
Wienta
J.C Hosa
Albuquerque
N.M
Lydia A. Hayes
New Mico
J. Ailton Greene
Porto
Unhappy Scene Amid Cavite Marine Headquarters Disorder
May 16 at Cavite reports an altercation between Lieut Col Cationdrell and Col Henry Cochran e. Col Cochran e ordered home. Lieut Col Goodrell deposed under arrest amid rumors of intoxication. Rear Admiral Kemp t denies issuing the order. Goodrell remains in custody while Col Allen Kelton commands at Cartie. A court of inquiry is examining the dispute ignite.
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Marines
Cavite
Henry
Cochrane
Atencil C. Goodrett
Olongapo
Cat Tiondrell
Goodril de
Acta
Colgnut Cochrane
Cartie
Stokes 18 Acquitted in Wesleyville Murder Trial
State Senator S. Dr. Stokes, accused of shooting and killing Rev. J. J. Woll, a Presbyterian minister, was acquitted of murder after a sensational sermon sparked the case. The trial centered on Woll's provocative remarks challenging Wilikteeon society and sparked broad public reaction.
Witnesses corroborate fatal shooting in small town case
The sole witness, Vis, testified to the fatal shooting while Stokes admitted firing. The event occurred as Arene of the aftraxy led to the scene where Stokes stood with a mokile revolver and claimed he had to kill him. Reilly supported Stokes’s account, saying Mere Leneive was nearby during the incident.
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Arene
Stokes
Orien
Twine
Reilly
Vis
Murder Ends in Duel at Bronteith Farm West of Sevilla
Des Moines May 16 A man named John Monteith killed his uncle in a confrontation on Bronteith’s farm seven miles west of Sevilla. The案 roller incident led to a scuffle where Monteith struck Mrs Monteith and her husband fired a single shotgun blast killing Gleeson. Monteith surrendered to authorities. he is 50 and recently married.
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Des Moines
Plate
Sevilla
John Monteith
Aincle
Filmore Gladnor
Bronteith
Monteith
Gleeson
The Redemption Choral Soiree Tonight At Auditorium
The audience will assemble for The Redemption presented by the To fie Choral Society of 450 voices under Prof Geo B Penny at State University. Earthquake arene and chorus 9 30, Unfold chorus 10, Hymn of the Apostles 10 30, benefiting the pipe organ fund. Tickets on sale at Stansfield’s Wolverton’s drug stores and Auditorium Ticket office tonight.
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Calvary
Geo. B. Penny
State University
Beneft
Pipe Organ Fund
Stansfield
Wolverton
Auditorium Ucket
Italian barber kills wife and child then shoots self
Brusoto, an Italian barber in New York, shot his wife and his 21 month old daughter last night before turning a revolver on himself. He died instantly while the child perished and the mother was hospitalized in serious condition at Presbyterian hospital. No motive has been learned.
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New York
Crewiopa Brusoto
Hus
Presbyterian Hospital
Royal Yacht to House King Edward During Cowes Week
King Edward will spend Cowes Week on the royal yacht living aboard the new vessel. The plan situates the monarch in London during the festivities while the yacht hosts royal duties and public attention.
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King Edward
London
Kis Tales Edward
Cowes
Lightning Kills Sloan at White City Kansas
A raceway and local notices section reports Charles I. Sloan fatally injured by lightning at White City Kansas on May 16 after moving from Soldier, Jackson County. Other items note yacht remodeling plans, submarine hoisting, court clerks entering firms, an old man drowning at the Vertigrin River, and various regional notices and sports results.
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Charles I. Sloan
White City
Kan
Chax I. Rina
Soldier
Jackson County
Kansas
Nehming
Dile
A. Reynilde
Sioon
Little Hope in a Loving Wife of Prominent Citizen
The obituary praises Mrs Kinley as a model of gentleness and steadfast devotion. Described as cheerful, charitable, and deeply devoted to her husband and children, she supported the needy, knitted thousands of items for charity, and managed a refined, motherly presence. Her influence extended beyond home, inspiring faith and benevolence in her community.
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conUnusus
Doork
Ables
Neayem
Wolf Baur
Ana
Huan
Jose
Mane
Fawers
Stamp Sales Increase at Tomeka Post Offices
Postmaster John Guthrie reports stamp sales at the Tomeka post offices rose to about $140,000 for the year, with total revenue near $20 for the prior year. The five fortnight period showed sales of about $1,000, up 106 percent, reflecting sustained prosperity in the campaign era.
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John Guthrie
Atlump
Tomeka
Iaat
Nis
canPilian
Tecles
Stanly
Murphy Sues City Over Damages From Topeka Mob Attack
Frank Z Murphy files a district court suit against Topeka for 73465 alleging his billiard hall at 113 Sixth Ave was smashed by a mob on February 17. He claims loss of business, defaced walls, and property damage after police failed to prevent the attack. Eugene Hagan represents Murphy.
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Frank Z. Murphy
Topeke
East Sixty Street
Blaas
Fotal
Murphy Su
Dillard Hall
Sixth Avenue
Topeks
Wizard Hall
Topeka
Hs Ee Ee
Eugene Hagan
Murphy
Prisco Refunding Plan Ratified By Bond Holders
New York May 11 A special call to trust certificate holders of the San Francisco railway bonds confirms ratification of the plan to refund the companys bonded indebtedness. The measure attracted substantial support with more than the required amount pledged, and no opposition appeared.
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Prisco
New York
the & San Francisco Ralley
Conna Heton and Ie
Boy Killed in Runaway and Mother Dies at Scene
May 16 Akron reports 12 year old John Stern ot died instantly when he was thrown from a wagon. His mother witnessed the accident and collapsed dead on finding her son. In Cleveland J Planey is nominated for governor by the state convention in session.
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Dyersyilie
John Sternot
Hisleam
Akron
J. Planey
Cleveland
Eastern Star delegates elect state officers in Topeka
The Order of the Eastern Star session in Representative hall elected Grand Matron Mrs. Lou A Olmstead of Anthony and Grand Patron Arthur Eason of Abbeville among others for the coming year. The group planned installation and continued to 5 pm, with initiation for Mrs. Lou Zimmermann of Topeka and remarks by several grand officers. Mrs. Ewing of Orange, Maine, the Most Worthy Grand Matron, oversees grand chapters nationwide and praised Kansas for its twenty-five years of growth.
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Order of the Eastern Star Communication
Representative Hall
Lou A Olmstead
Anthony
Arthur Eason
Ab. Aesociats
Mande
Regi
Lou KE. Zimmer- Mian
Topeka
Beolah
Zimmerman
W. F. Kuhn
Missouri
Alice Mr. Miller
Oklahoma
Hatewing
Orange
Mrewing
Drs. Ewing
Kansas
Biers
Ewing
Cattlemen Defy State Inspectors Over Quarantine Law
Kansas cattlemen prepare to challenge last winter's quarantine and inspection law. They refuse to pay inspectors and bypass state rules, aiming to have the law declared unconstitutional. A Chase county case may go to federal court, with F M Bourn aiding efforts to block the act as conflicting with interstate commerce.
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Kansas
State House
Uemien
Chase County
United States Circuit Court
F. M. Bourn
Colorado
Tex
Chase Coust
Bourn
Supreme Court
That Authors' Evening Plans by City Federation
City Federation held a morning meeting at Unity church to finalize arrangements for the Authors' Evening to be hosted at the high school next Wednesday. Attendance was large with strong interest. Mrs Annie L. Diggs spoke and invited federation members to join a Peace Meeting in the semi circle chamber Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Merriam also spoke, noting Neutils club efforts for Washburn College decor.
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City Federation
Unity Church
Federation
Annie TL. Diggs
Prade
Frank Merriam
Neutils Cluh
Washburn College
Dancing Hell Door Barred Scene in National Misconduct
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes a failed attempt to access a venue or event, door closing abruptly, mention of a person named Hudson and an unidentified woman. Text is garbled with unclear actions and names, leaving the core event as a blocked entrance and disrupted performance.
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Hudson
Ben
Saveur
USA
Market Report Reflects Wheat Price Shifts and Receipts
Chicago May market notes show weather affecting wheat futures with end of season dynamics. Reports cite cautious bidding, mixed local receipts, and price movements for July and other contract months amid fluctuating demand and supply signals.
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Chicago
Ruina
Hols
Sis
May Market Notes From Cotton Trade Across Regions
A garbled May market roundup from early 1900s notes price movements in cotton and grains. Mentions Chicago and Kansas City markets, buyers and sellers, with scattered names such as Goodwin and Helene, and references to freight and prices in a rough tally of daily wholesale activity.
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Home Mission Board
Italian Barbers Crime
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Andrew Carnerie
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Frank Leslie
Geo. Harrison
Tatianapolis
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Francis T Hard
Big Forking
Mr. Herd
Benjamin Har
Topeka Cycle Co
Eighth Street Telephone No. 1
Lon A. Olmstead
Today's Market Report
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