King Faces Three Murder Charges in Eskridge Hearing
In Eskridge at 10 o clock today King faced a preliminary hearing for the murder of Reuben Gutshall, a Maple Hill farmer who disappeared. State evidence linked a feton found with Gutshall’s personal property to King, while defense said no testimony would be offered to speed the trial.
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Ekridge
Murdhe
Reuben Gutshall
Mayle
Iyta
Wauhamses
John Wuels
Nm Ownianed
Cviom
Iotherwt
Hyatl
Wing
Maple Hill
Toneka
Rufus King
Topeka
Eskridge
Gutshall
YMCA Volleyball Tourney Planned for Evening Courts
H W Kolts secretary of the Y M C A aims to form at least six teams for tonight's pick-up volleyball tournament. This is the city’s second volleyball evening since courts were readied, with play on Tuesdays and Thursdays and tennis on other evenings.
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H. W. Kolts
Yomen
Martial Law Proclaimed Across Hungary in Budapest Dispatch
A Budapest dispatch dated Wednesday reports martial law has been proclaimed throughout Hungary. The note mentions George W. Wetzel of the county Clerk's office spending the day in Eu dora.
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Hungary
Copenhagen
Budapest
George W. Wetzel
Eudora
Weather Temperatures Night Into Today
Readable fragments show yesterday evening temperatures near seven and tonight expected lows around seven. The garbled text references a weather note with time marks but lacks complete data on location or numeric values.
Surplus Army Food Orders Placed at Lawrence Post Office
Over 500 orders for surplus army food, including canned meats and beans, were placed at the Lawrence post office for the Lawrence and Douglas County area. About 561 patrons used the government grocery store during three daily windows to buy case lots for the final St. Louis requisition. Containers will not be shipped from the warehouse, and the postmaster has no information on when supplies will arrive from St. Louis.
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Lawrence Post Office
St. Louis
Starehouse
Anders Condel
Nebraska Leaves Valley Conference Over Football Clash
The University of Nebraska withdrew from the Missouri Valley Conference after Presidents and Boards rejected a plan to allow a game in Omaha. The move does not affect this year’s schedule, and future games will be arranged. Dean T Walker and Dr James Naismith represented Kansas at the meeting in Kansas City.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Omaha
Dean T. Walker
Engineering
James Naismith
University of Kansas
Huehlebach
Kansas City
Sing for Rest Room at Tonanoxie Benefit
The Coma Quintette of Lawrence will perform Friday evening at the Bullard home near Summit to raise money for a rest room in Tonganoxie. The Civic League sponsors the event. The group, made up of university students, features Miss Rose Haworth, Karl Brown, and Walter Herren among others. The program will be updated for Friday.
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Coma Quintitte
Lawrence
Bullard
Summitt
Ton 1
Tonganoxie
Civic League
Will Remain in the Wets Captain Ralph Spotts fest today
Captain Ralph Spotts will be discharged from the military service today and plans to make his home on the Pacific coast. The event takes place in San Francisco where he will remain in the vicinity after discharge.
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San Francisco
Mitite
Servic
Pacific Coast
Mexican protest over troop dispatch and bandit chase in Mexico
Reports from Mexico City indicate the Mexican ambassador protested to the State Department against sending American troops across the border and demanded withdrawal. In Marfa Texas the punitive expedition pursued, with aviators flying from Presidio to Mexico’s mountains while cavalry scouted canyons for bandits amid hazards and narrow escapes. Bandit activity from Michoacan to Arteaga continues to disrupt commerce and agriculture as authorities press operations along the frontier.
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Vetican
State Department
Mexico City
Marfa
Texas
Mexico
Leonard Matlack
Hie Grande
Presidio
Rio Grande
Conchos
Tamaico
PPI Xeret
Donne Cecelia
Explosion at Raritan Arsenal kills seven workers
Washington Aug 26 The blast at the Raritan Arsenal Aug 1 caused seven workers to die. A special board report, reviewed after a late inspection, attributes the accident to negligent handling of explosive materials. Secretary Lindbergh’s office released the findings.
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Washington
Aub
Raritan
Augusia
Fa Apeial Board
Linker
Kansas City Alumni Eyes Annual KanMiss Football Game
Kansas City alumni plan a Kansas City lunch meeting at the University Club to discuss university affairs and likely the athletics situation including a push to restore the annual Kan sas Missouri football game in Kansas City. Carl F E Rouse of Central Construction gathered data for the alumni to support discussions and the move.
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University of Kansas Alsits
K. U
Kansas City
University Club
University
Lawrence
Carl FE. Rouse
Central Construction Company of
Ratified Pact Won’t Form Nation League
President Wilson addresses pertinent questions prepared by Senator Fall regarding a ratified pact. The briefing clarifies the administration’s stance on forming a national league and outlines the key implications for governance and international relations.
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Presiden Wilson
Senator Fall
Wilson Answered Questions on Treaty and Peace Powers
President Wilson told a Senate committee that he cannot declare peace by proclamation and that ratification by Germany and three powers is needed. He warned the treaty’s force depends on the involved powers, and discussed Germany’s renunciations and postwar disposition of possessions.
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Wilson
Senate
Bali
Germany
League of Nations
Paris
Emilarty
Band Concert Program at Central Phudk
This week’s concert features baritone Merton Akers and Walt Regd, with a varied program including Get In Line, Daredevil, Loves Devotion, and The Gladiator. Other pieces include Old Time Down on the Palm and Sousa selections. the event notes orchestral and solo performances by Marek and Akers.
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Phudk
Walt
Merten Akers
Fello Mareh
Monee Owvertares
Dyziguee
Daethaev
Dacinsten
Fine for profiteers proposed by food control act amendments
Washington August 21 amendments to the food control act would impose a 5600 dollar fine and two years imprisonment for profiteering. The measure was favorably reported today by the House Agriculture Committee.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Poling Address Hurried at Vast Church Convention
The hurried Dr. Poling address was delivered amid a large gathering at the national church convention. Speakers emphasized church history, organizational references, and upcoming events as leaders urged orderly proceeding and noted the pastor transition replacing a longstanding figure.
Fragmented OCR note about veterans and events
Fragmented text mentions veterans, a parade or gathering, and various seemingly garbled names and places. It references a World event and a date, with scattered phrases about protection, caution, and attendance, but readable details are limited.
New York Plans Public Markets Sale Program
The article notes city action under repair of markets with a plan for public market outlays and provisions. It mentions a population figure and a distribution of resources, including 4 pounds per resident, as part of the sale.
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New York
Surgr Uniffs
Aerial police raid probes 20 million marks smuggling
London August 21 dispatch says 20,000,000 marks believed smuggled from Berlin to Switzerland was stopped by policemen in airplanes. A high ranking person is arrested in the probe into the attempt to remove the money. Weimar reports say Berlin Chief of Police Ernst discusses the case with cabinet ministers as mystery narrows.
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Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berlin
Switzerland
Veelin
Weimar
Ernst
Bandits Rob Mail Train Passengers In Tennessee
Masked four men hijacked a Cincinnati to Montgomery mail train near Nashville Tennessee covering the route between Coleus and Pulaki today. They seized pouches from the mail and forced the engineer to halt at a distant point. None of the passengers were harmed though the robbers fled with an unknown amount of booty.
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Shville
Tenn
San Louisville
Nashville
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Ala
Coleus
Pulaki
Warty
Thas
School Board Plans Hiring of Additional Teachers
The Lawrence board of education announced plans to hire ten teachers for the city school system. Superintendent Soem intends to fill positions across the English and mathematics departments, with assignments resulting from applicant recommendations to the board for final employment approval.
Celebrate 13187 Birthday of mountaineer in Kentucky
Descendants plan a gathering at the low cabin home of Anele Shell in Greasy Creek Leslie county Kentucky to honor the mountaineer’s 181st birthday. The National Geographic Society is investigating Shell’s claim of 181 years and whether he is the oldest man in the United States. Neighbors recall his age as eighty years beyond their youth. Colonel Henry Chappell cites a tax duplicate signed by Shell in 1800 when he was 21, the earliest Kentucky record of age to pay taxes.
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Louisville
eAnele
John Shellen
Greasy Creek
Leslie County
National Geographic Society
Shell
United States
Henry Chappell
Kentucky
Postal men to present briefs before postal salaries commission
Kansas City August 21 postal employees from Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and western states will appear before the joint congressional commission on postal salaries for a hearing schedule in Kansas City October 3. Classes of employees will select spokesmen and submit briefs in advance with the secretary Beasley arranging the program. The groups include supervisors clerks carriers rural carriers postmasters and railway postal clerks. Also noted is a school flag presentation by Watkins National Bank and a local story about school instruction and unusual dietary claims about voracious eaters of the animal kingdom.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Coelebato
Texas
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Congressional Con
Includin
Wardhen
Cliss
Commission
AL Beasley
Soldier Day to Be Big Fair Feature
American Legion will handle county fair exercises on Soldier Day at the September event, turning the day into a notable community feature with planned ceremonies and activities.
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American Legion
Charles Henry Named Assistant Secretary at Douglas County Fair
Charles Henry was chosen as assistant secretary of the Douglas County Fair Association. He will begin duties immediately and help organize fair week events, including a special day for returned soldiers and a large exhibits program with merchant cooperation. The planning committee outlines sports events, parades, and a road race with prizes, plus a campaign to boost local post membership and broader community participation.
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T Heary
Douglas County Fair Association
Henry
Douglas County
Hed Crnes
American Legion
Legion
Pavilion Friay
Reuter Schwartz Organ Factory Alterations Begin
Work on the Wilder Brothers building alterations starts this week. Wilson Construction of Wichita handles the addition, specializing in church architecture. The main phase should take about six weeks, after which workers will move to Lawrence to install machinery and finalize factory setup for wealth production.
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Wilder Brothers
Reuter- Schwartz Organ Company
Wilson Construction Company
Wichita
Organ Company
Lawrence
Yanks Continue the War in Neufahrwasser clash
Copenhagen reports that on Tuesday at Neufahrwasser, near Danzig, collisions between German and American sailors wounded several civilians and one German seaman. Danzig dispatches received here today confirm the incident at the Neufahrwasser seaport, four miles north of Danzig.
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Nuefahrwr
Danzig
Neufahrwasser
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