Reds Flee in Rout from Polish Drive
Warsaw dispatch reports Polish forces pressing between the Vistula and Bug rivers with Russian forces fleeing in disorder. Polish use of tanks planes and armored trains aided advances near Novo Georgievsk and Serock, capturing 3,000 prisoners and vast supplies as Brest-Litovsk evacuations continue and Bolshevik units suffer heavy losses.
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Vistula
Bug Rivers
Paes
Warsaw
Associated Press
Lemberg
Bug
Moscow
Crimean
Brest-Litovsk
Stronly
Bug River
Warsa
Lemburg
Austasia
Wlocklawek
Postponed Eudora Picnic Rescheduled For August 28
The rain and uncertain weather forced postponement of the annual C P A picnic planned for today in Eudora city park. It will now be held next Tuesday, August 28, with the original program. A few attendees rode early trains to Eudora before the postponement was announced as organizers issue notices countywide.
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City Park
Train bandits rob Missouri Pacific in St Louis heist
Police and post office inspectors hunt two masked men who halted train No 5 in the city limits last night and escaped with four registered mail pouches. The train carried currency for banks in the Southwest and the loss will be determined after checking the pouches.
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St. Louis
Post Office
Missouri Pacific
Little Beech
Kansas Weather Forecast Focuses On Showers And Cooling
West portion shows showers and cooler conditions tonight and Friday, with fair skies in the east. Showers tonight likely clear by Friday, with cooler air sweeping through the north tonight. Temperatures around 85 at 2 p.m. yesterday noted.
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Kansas
Telay
France United States Endorse Polish Soviet Policy Shift
United States Secretary Colby announced that France and the United States are in full accord on the future of Russia and Poland, praising France’s note rejecting dismemberment of Russia while noting a divergence over General Wrangel in South Russia. The note accompanies a translation of the French reply delivered August 11.
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Washington
BE Associated Press
Volant
Russia
Colby
France
Italy
State Department
Prince de Bearn
Frenne
Masia
United States
Rangle
Philadelphia American Relief Committee Ships Food for German Children
The Philadelphia American relief committee organized shipments to Germany to feed children, sending from New York 210 tons of corn, 317 1 2 tons of lard, and 14 820 cases of condensed milk. Additional supplies include dried fruit, beans, corn liver oil, and hospital food, stored in Hamburg warehouses awaiting delivery. The value exceeds 1.56 million dollars and aims to feed about 40,000 children until January, with flour and sugar to follow from the German government.
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Phiadelphi
Amerrican Efmittee
Phildelphia
Werner
Toul
Germany
New York
Hamburg
Hambaurs
CANTU SURRENDERS TO END MEXICAN TURMOIL
Details released show the Cantu administration to be dissolved and Cantu officials removed from posts while certain employees stay in office. The accord grants soldiers a choice between territorial or federal service, vows political amnesty, and allows inhabitants freedom from political prosecution. Signatures by Gov. Cantu and Gen. Salzar ended the uprising tied to Carranza's ouster.
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Lower Cal
Cantu
Mexico
Toltay
Cogtriete
Salzar
Carranza
May Fell Tree of the KU Class of 1877
The university campus tree planted by the KU class of 1877 may be felled due to a paving project led by John M. Shea. Located at the fork of campus streets opposite the bulletin board, the tree interferes with curbing. Class members and locals rally to try to preserve it amid campus improvements. Also mention of a quiet title suit filed by S A Invin.
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John M. Shea
N77
Lawrence
Carrie N. Watson
Patasoni Drops Out of 10000 Meter Race
An unclear report notes Patasoni of Hackell Institute Lawrence Kansas a Zuni Indian exited the 10000 meter event while other American entrants competed for finals. The fragment indicates Dorchester Club affiliations and semi final contexts with limited readable details.
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Patasoni
Antwern
Cline
Aaronale
Persst
Americcan
Freel W. Potter
Dorchester
Hackell Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
Move of University Hospital Services and Staff Changes
The University Service is moved to the beginning of the session at the site formerly occupied by the city Hospital and Dispensary. Dr HK Smith will again serve next year. Fort Sheridan hospital appoints a new superintendent and two new staff, while several longstanding personnel are retained.
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Universi
Howe
Sity Hosaml
Hoopiat
Lidg Purnesser Eihout
HK. Smith
Uiite Phesician
Henrietta: Wirle
Fort Sherid
Nery Epluro
Tio Tupitad
Mias Didla Sisco
Hospi
Eee
Boo
Nutt
Ethel Pencuels
Otto
Uncertain Well Output Reports Mixed Production Data
Production notes from Dorada area wells describe BEG No 2 and related equipment delays. Figures include 0G barrels over a year and a jump to 45000 barrels in later hours, with unclear references to swab, pump, and storage at a No Ursebel location amid a blur of figures and timing.
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Dorada
Mitra
Puto Ag
Amd
Haunt
Biudiios
Ursebel
Suaman Lectures At K U Fro A
A jagged OCR item notes Suaman of the state department delivering two lectures before a class at a teacher training program. It mentions Seaman, a long time teacher and county supervisor, with limited legible details about other staff and locations.
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A. Seaman
State Department of
Ergentiery
Taemlay
Simmer Chase
Need the Senate to Save America Cartoon Riff
A fragmented political cartoon critiques Republican unity and the Senate. It quotes Senator Hardny urging a party victory to preserve the republic, suggesting the Senate must act as the last branch to guard constitutional protections.
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Senate
America
Hard'ny
Kansas Will AIave Rat Killing Week
The text outlines a state program promoting rat control and food conservation amid food shortages. It references Crumbine secretary reviews and a governor's presentation, mentioning efforts to spread awareness and fund conservation, with political mentions of Chicago and New York figures.
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Kansas
Terry J
Fund Nation
Pornia
Wits
Lower Taxes Not Likely Next Year In Lawrence
A local official predicts tax rates near eight percent for Lawrence next year as levies rise. City city school and county levies increase with the school tax up to 12.625 mills from 10.274 and township districts must levy. some districts faced repairs costs from summer damages in the Wakarusa valley and farm districts seek county road funding.
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Lawrence
Ckoot
Eileen Kan- Lecomplan
Merion Springs
Wekarusa
Roosevelt Touring Montana Idaho Campaign Swing
Roosevelt the Democratic vice presidential nominee was en route to Coeur d’Alene Idaho for a speaking tour after crossing the Rocky Mountains twice by car to keep up appearances. The journey included a stop in Montana as his caravan pressed on to continue campaign events.
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Roosevelt
Montana
Ilewna
Blontana
Cour Ty’ Alene
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
Sn Auto
Central Kansas drought broken by recent rains
The weather bureau reports that central Kansas drought has ended as rains fell yesterday and last night. Garden City reported heavy rains and a threatened Arkansas River flood. Missouri and western Iowa were also in the rain area. In Oklahoma City heavy rain across the north, Mangum recording 4.35 inches, was announced by the weather bureau.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Rver
Oklahoma
Mangum
Orient to Close Kansas City Mexico Orient Shops
Wichita news reports the Kansas City Mexico Orient railroad shops in Wichita, employing 250 workers, will close September 20 under general manager A De Bernhardt. Indefinite closure follows retrenchment, with 400 track workers and 100 office staff in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas also laid off to keep the railroad operating.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
A. de Bernhardt
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
de Bernardi
Cox Warns League Key to World Readjustment and Costs
Governor Cox declared in South Bend that the league of nations is essential to economic readjustment, lower living costs, and postwar credit. He blamed Republican leaders for delays, urged ratification, and argued war taxes and armament spend hinder recovery while warning that failure endangers civilization.
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South Bend
Ind
League of Natin
Cox
America
League
Ernor Cox
Columbus
Via
Chiscago
Indiana
Thia
League of Nations
Gov. Cox
Europe
Senate
Population Figures and Local Notes From Aug 19
Population figures show Webb City Missouri at 7807 with a 33.9 percent decline and Idaho Falls Idaho at 8064 with a 3,237 rise. Kansas State Grange Master B Needham will speak on Tax Amendment at Vinland Grange Hall Friday evening August 20. Mrs Clarence Hall recuperates from a broken ankle after a Denver incident. J A Downs of Enid Oklahoma visits Lawrence en route to Indiana and Ohio to see Warren G Harding. Downe has lived in Lawrence twenty five years. Palmer Tire Co. phone 4
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Washington
Ars Bureau
Webb City
Idaho ‘Falls
Idaho
State Grange
I B. Needham
Kansas State Grange
Vinland Grane Hall
J. A. Downs
Enid
Okla
Lawrence
Indiana
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Downe
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Oscar Underweed
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Louisiana
Ciildren
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Tower
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Leigh C. Palmer
U.S. Navy
Bureau of Navigation
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Aeen
Emporia
Lesta Alvord
T. C. Wear
Sallisaw, Oklahoma
Ralph Coleman
Agency For Insurance
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
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S. A. Invin
H. Moore
Endhant
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
Faller
K. OU
Florence
Suaman
K. U
Burfai- Mich
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James Freddrick
Penney Sprin
Tearding
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Chicago
Ci Src
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Bergcott
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Orient
Kirby McRill
Pedestrian
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Leavenworth
Lucy McRill
Melt
Wisconsin
Helen Wilson
Frends
Bartlesville
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Spencer
Kirkpatrick
Tulsa
Frank V. Trapp
Claribel Harris
Oskaloola
Harris
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Tennessee House of Representatives
Peaker
Seth M. Walker
A L Todd
Tennessee Senate
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Clarence Hall
Denver
Palmer Tire Co
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