Lockout Declared After New York Suburbs Strike
A lockout was declared by manufacturers north of New York after a plumbers dispute with employers led to a walkout. Two workers returned to duty under a fine, with warnings that the lockout would continue until wages and conditions were renegotiated. The strike began from Mount Vernon toward Connecticut, affecting trades and union relations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mount ‘Vernon
Connecticut
Walla
Stolen Money and Robbery Suspects In Chicago Hotel Case
Chicago police pursue two men tied to a Wyoming street hotel robbery. A third suspect is believed captured. An alleged plot involved a prominent firm and a 5400 Chicago point robbery. Evidence includes letters and drafts seized, with authorities tight lipped on full details.
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Chicago
E B. Puller
Mynnentalis
Enniertiin
EH Pirker
Armour and Co. Plan Government for Potato Market
In Chicago on November 2, Armour & Co. arranged a deal to control the potato market. Henry Paweett, acting for Armour, announced the plan to move potatoes to Prevost warehouses and then to market via the Weck market route. The agreement includes shipment through Armour warehouses and a river route to the city market within three days. A government-like arrangement aims to stabilize prices and supply, with Arthur Prevost overseeing the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aggste
Armour & Co
Weck
Henry Paweett
Anes
Silent Scranton Trials Stir Oil Plant Plans
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice about a mill and operators amid legal or regulatory proceedings. Mentions Posey and Dave Cawtbell with unclear roles. The text hints at a work series, bearings, and possibly a deliberate change in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Cannes
Trent
Erupting Volcan Strikes Central America Shipping Threat
A garbled reef of a report notes a volcanic eruption affecting the Gulf of Tehuantepec region and surrounding Central American coast near Guatemala. It mentions a gunboat Ranger returning from Panama to a navy yard for two months and references a distant stormy sky over the sea. Return fare to Kansas City listed at 8 dollars on Thanksgiving plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fradeisco
Ranger
Arrien Horn
Panama
Ie Stare Istead
Navy
Central American
Guatemala
Gulf of Tehuantepre
Banta Marta
Topeka News Roundup Mixed With Local Happenings
A broad snapshot from Topeka shows Liberal visitor Trindie in town, Hart of McPherson in the bets, and Grubbsie sick. The new Bates building nears completion while candidates for judge stir at city scenes. Topeka politics, church events, and local business notes fill the page with named residents, firms, and places throughout the day.
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Os .Trindie
Liberal
W. Hart of
McPherson
de. T.T. Grubbsie
Topeka
Hera Kendall
A. Newman
Willard
Leaverworth
Atureette
Turkeys scarce and markets tight in delayed supply outlook
The report notes turkeys are designed to enter the market but remain scarce with high prices. Loyal Legion commanders plan a ban on some activities while community groups discuss debt matters. A football crowd reports attendance of 49 Footers UW at a Thanksgiving event in Topeka. Travelers Marty Adonix and spouse progressed toward Tiwarve Nevada with a December 24 target, while county officials say tax paper accommodations will be limited for the next Mat day.
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Bates
Sixth Avenue
Jackson Street
Fred Sinter
Judzef
John Purcell
Banta Feakops
Kansan City
Aferton Albaugh
Kansas City
Bundy
Blosboth House
Webb McNall
Topeka
Graham Taylor
Chicago
Topeke
Irene Nye
Bundka
Jane Rodgers
Washburn
Ottawa
Washburd
Caine
Adlace Mbout
Vnce Gimvee
Herbert T. Herr
Santa Fe
Fort Madison
Justice R.A. Burch
Geo. W. Neil
Steera
Dix
Wakarusa
Alletel Aporsa
Devlin
Central National Bank
Liv
Alfred Peterson
Raon
N. MM
Charles McCay
Lear- Worth
John Peterson
Lyin
Kramer Street
Mey
Kievtrtey
Horton
Misseiuel Styer
Wis
Crannell
Wiret Bapist
Kon~aie
Palace Clochhe Company
Divinicn No. & Brottibond
Locormative Engineers
Coburn
Stanley Bie
James Walker
Chagtoufin County Conwice
Lawrence
Tony
Furm
Christine
Merry F. Burt
Graham Trevor
Chicago Commons
College Cours
Grant
Echons
Mogens
Johnne Reid
Sesahon
Tontt
Geoha
Ia Topeka
Clee District
Loyal Legion
Margaret Purededa
Hara K. Grange
Thomas Grange
Gan Bear Town
Evan
Hettawan
Marty Adonix
San Francisco
Tiwarve
Nevada
Treangrera
Negro Children Educated At Topeka Rally Speech From Principal Carter
A Topeka Sunday rally at the Industrial Institute drew large crowds of Negro families for a afternoon program on education and industry. Principal W. H. Carter welcomed attendees and discussed improving attendance in Negro public schools, stressing parental cooperation and the value of vocational training, with remarks from J. Hume Childers, W. M. Davidson, and Rev. F. Sneedon.
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Entered Industrial Institute
South Topeka
Stephens
W. H. Carter
Hume Childers
Sid Mer. Childers
Childers
Wiliam E. Garnes
State Horticultural Society
Rates
America
Ireland
China
Todi
Tatequan
Land
Indian Territory
West
St. Louie
W. M. Davidson
Actionls
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New Orleans
Wim
Seil Dovelas
United States Senate
Chicago
Davison
Cholaboma
United Steer
Board of Education
Fog. Snedeon
St. John’s A. M
Topeka
St Johns A, ME
William Reynolds
G . Olden
African Baptist Stutvh
Sndars Schobs For Colored Youth at Kansas University Event
The Missouri colored youth program at the Kansas institution featured exhibits in printing, dressmaking, sewing, carpen try, and cooking. First year cooking served sandwiches. second year shows highlighted the department. Enrollment has grown, with Principal Carter noting space limits force turning away applicants. Students built a new building for the shop as a project.
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Kansan
Purdue i
Mir Carter
Mae Department
Carter
Woole
Cortelyou to Get It Likely New Cabinet Post
Washington expects the president to form a new cabinet department of commerce. A committee of experts will review departments to determine inclusion, with Col Hepburn seeking an early report. Cortelyou is named as a likely head if the department is created.
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Washington
D Department of Commerce
Wan x
White House
Col Hepburn
House
House Committee On Interstate Corsrtree
Hepburn
Department of Commerce
Nelson
Revenue Cutter Service
Nelson Bill
Tremury
Han Bert Home Dideusel
Morkiie I
Dent Tay
Hove
Tein
Corteiyeu
SPEECH AT POINT LOMA PROMOTES CRUELTY TO CHILDREN SOCIETY
Katherine Tingley spoke to a large audience at Bits Island New York, urging support for Mr Gerry and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. She warned of enemies behind the scenes and claimed a Gerry board can ruin a woman’s character without remedy. She urged vigilance and cooperation with future wartime efforts.
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Mey
Cat
Katherine ‘Tingley
Point
Lania Cratherhood
Gerry
Paint Lom
San Francisco
Society For the Prevention of
Tomamot
California
America
Ship Deer in Trunks Sparks Missouri Wildlife Warrants
Deputy State Game Warden It W Hashagen aims to issue warrants against alleged violators of Missouri game laws after a local express agent reportedly received shipments of game. He argues shipping game between counties is unlawful and that hunting clubs in St Louis are major violators. He notes it is illegal to ship sell or buy certain game while offenders can face misdemeanor charges.
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St. Louis
Or. Z
W. Hashegen
Missouri
Hashagen
Johnson
Haehagen
St Louie
Unlawful Missouri hunting cited in local report
Deputy Tashwaren notes illegal hunting practices in southeast Missouri. Hunters ship deer and other game to St Louis, packing some in boxes as household goods. Officers warn penalties and plan to press the matter when December begins.
Indictments in St Louis election fraud probe rise
More than twenty true bills are anticipated as the grand jury nears its report to Judge Douglas. The probe targets alleged fraud in several wards with stakes noted in the Twenty-second, Twenty-third, and Twenty-sixth areas. The count of indictments may reach fifty as Folk broadens the inquiry.
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St Louis
Grand
Douglas
Froeaters
Ortick
Anid
Pelle
Notices to Leave Sparks Town Discord in Colorado
Telluride residents report a telephone line exchange accusing Senator Hallett of wrongdoing over a notice to leave a camp. Police classify the incident as domestic grievance driven by a single woman amid the political tension. Meanwhile the Golden State Limited train schedule is cited for Topeka 6:09 pm, Chicago 10:30 am, New York 1:30 pm the following afternoon.
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Telluride
Colo
Buckley
Tellurite
Hallett
Uke
Silverton
Ube
Golden State Limited
Topeka
Chicago
New York
Niagara Falls and Eastern Express Schedule Notice
The Niagara Falls and Eastern Express of the Michigan Central leaves Chicago at 1:29 p.m. daily, travels via Niagara Falls, arriving Buffalo at 6:20 p.m. the next day with through cars and dining service. W. Ruggles, G P. T. A., Chicago.
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Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
Chic
Buffalo
Oecessee
OW. Ruggles
Chicago
Man Crushed by Python on Steamship Rescue
A New York bound steamship carrying exotic animals from Singapore faced a chaos event as a 34 foot python broke from its cage. The crew chased the beast across decks, the captain and mate struggled to control it, and the crew finally killed the creature after a harrowing night aboard.
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New York
Nov. S
Singasore
Ls Wikott
Golding
Cnartera
Zoo director recalls doomed voyage of exotic creatures
The article describes Hornady of the Zoological Gardens lamenting losses after a voyage bringing a large assortment of animals including a rare orangutan that died at sea. Other animals listed include a bear, white fox, raccoons, a large lizard, a python, and an unknown small creature shown to Algerian monks, with details of captivity and curiosity from the voyage.
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T. Hornady
Zoological Gardens
Morcy
Hornady
Mr. Hotnany
Sark
Ogelo
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Cortelyou
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CUT Price
Hallowee
Royal Excelsior
Fairbank
Hart’s
Ieee
Abita
Nontrin
Porto
Graviferia
Kansas
Baltimore
Dibble Wholesale & Retail Grocery
Orth Kansas Ave
Bot
Una
Tashwaren
St. Lote
Tauier
Mushagen
Tapky
Offic
Niagara Falls and
Eastern Express
Castoria
VIA
Hock Island System
King
Jaren
Atchison, Topeke
Santa Fe Way
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