Indications Of Battle On Monday In Red Blue Clash
War era notes circulate predicting a Red Army advantage as both sides maneuver toward a planned Monday battle. Reds are camped near the Stranger and preparing rapid marches while Blue forces trail behind by several miles. Reports say no fighting until the battleground. rumors of night marches and possible single major engagement persist amid shifting aims and outposts.
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Red Army
Yvonganoxie “Unis
Rinnor
Suka
Rdds
Reda
Aleady
Sereva
Duyy Ont Fhdy Cape
Keeagne
Suffrage Play Arrangements For Local Sitcom Presentation
Arrangements are made for the suffrage play How the Vote was Won to be staged at Wonderkind Miss Ahna. McNaughton and Bullard lead the planning. A motor trip to Tonganosie is planned after a five o clock show, with Miss Hannah Mikeh all substituting in Tonga noxic.
Death of Lewis E Overton at 31
Lewis E Overton aged 31 died shortly after midnight at his mother Mrs Bella Overton’s home on Connecticut Street due to heart trouble. Funeral will be held 2:39 PM tomorrow from Warren Street Baptist Church with Rev G Jackson officiating. Formerly lived in Lawrence and worked at Evke and Eriksen furniture stores. He had returned home about two weeks before his death.
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Lewis If. Overton
Bella Overton
Connecticut
Overton
Warren Street Baptist Church
G. W.ackson
Overtot
Tawrence
Evke
Eriksen
Leavenworth
Purvis to Speak at Unite Brethren Church on Sunday
Special mention invites attendees to hear Rev W C Purvis D D at the Unite Brethren Church of Sabbath morning. He is described as a great man and splendid speaker, drawing interest from the community for the event.
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W. C. Purvis
D. D
Ker
Plot to kill Johnson shocks Washington in August
An affidavit alleges a plot to assassinate Representative Johnson of Kentucky to block a proposed draft bill. A Washington man says he overheard a conversation about following Johnson for three nights, while others refuse to identify parties or motives, hinting at inaction unless force is used.
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Washington
Tive Johnson
Kentucky
Chaibulan
House Committee
Caligabi
Onler
Johnson
Clark
Tulutson
Aibohpattins
District of Columbia
640 Burglars Arrested Here On Experience in Cincinnati
Nineteen year old youths from good families confessed to a burglary at Cle Cramer Drugs Store in Cincinnati last week. They used forged money orders and presented one for cash at a local express office, were arrested after the office flagged the order, and later admitted the thefts. Hanselman and Tremp were arraigned and fined, with further burglary charges looming in Ohio. A marriage license was issued to John B. Riley and Contie Watkins.
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Cincinnati
Awexicay Express
Crawford Pee
Che Hays
Oficer Daily
Loydewry
Hanselman
Heyhaul
Cramer Lr
Cibeitmati
Tremp
Orde
Perilver
Heingelé
Mierain
Baltimore
Kansas City
Tremprer
Hays
Ohio
Minneapolis man chosen as new Y M C A physical director
H W Bolty of Minneapolis is to assume charge of the Vic M. CLA Y M C A physical department, arriving about September 1. He is praised as an experienced leader in athletics and aquatics, with a strong record at the Minneapolis Y M C A, Iowa State Teachers College, and various leagues. New classes planned for October under his direction, with many enrollments expected.
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H.W. Bolty
Minneapolis
Vicm
Sanborn
Peoria
Hingis
Bolty
Sena | L
Boltz
Tuis
Miftpeapulis
Sehiouk
Principia
College I
Gil Relias
Fle
Bultz
Town State Teachers’ College
Unies Wen Sunday University Rate Report
Unclear OCR text describing a schedule or notice with times in the evening and afternoon. Names and details are fragmentary, but appears to report a university related rate or event time.
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Unies
Wen
A. Mu
Iday
Sunday School Plans And Library For Y M C A
The article outlines Sunday school classes led by DW Binford and Dr James Smith with junior and business college sessions. Binford starts a church library in the Y M C A building to expand periodicals and lesson helps welcoming teachers and businessmen to consult the collection.
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DW. Bintord
James Smith
A. Asinete College
LW. Baby
Bintord
Jossons
Tan
Pasiness
Bolty Eomes
Binford
Y. Mot A
Circulation of Lawrence Daily Journal World Expands
Mr Doggett surveys Route 1 from Lawrence to Willamstown and Route 5 toward Lake View noting only four frames on Route 1 and six on Route 5 are not on the Journal World subscription list as circulation grows across the surrounding countryside.
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Lawrence Daily
Jonrnal World
Lawrence
Doggett
Kaw
Willamstown
Journal-World
Work! Office Displays Record Melons From Farm Visit
Large watermelons arrived at the Work! office this season. Two melons weighed fifty one pounds five ounces and fifty eight pounds three ounces. Measurements were about two feet long with substantial girth. The event noted farmers Benes and McNamannist nodding as Tom Watson and another grower were mentioned.
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Kpc
Tom Watson
Wenby
Telegraphic Brevities. San Mancisco to Aug 24
A jumble of brief dispatches from multiple places dated Aug 24. References include Governor Johnson on the Progressive ticket, Roosevelt remarks, public fund publicity, legal cases in Kansas City and New York, and parliamentary actions in Washington and London.
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Aue
Johnson
Progressive
Whale
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Set en Up Again at County Officers Meeting
Mrs Lillie Kuling and Gus Prune arranged a second set up yesterday for county officers amid a reporter's presence. Henry Gillwn demonstrated carving with apparent experience, while the melons were described as splendid.
Mass meetings planned at Bowerlock Opera House
Plans for a series of mass meetings for eight men are advancing in Lawrence. Speakers like Tom Blodeeti of Wichita and L A A Conhier are considered, with Dr Thomas McClary and others possibly joining. Lectures and music will fill Sunday sessions from December through winter, aiming to attract large crowds and promote welfare interests.
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Liwrenge
PD. W. Binford
Y. M.C. AL
Ormois
Bowersack
Dante
Tom Blodeeti
Wichita
L.A
Sune
Thentore Hanson
Weltire
League
Bereyail
Ler Hlaison
Whese Wadience
Louse
Heatene
Draise
Tetas
Lincoln McConnell
Ebau-T
Hag
Liawrence
Mc Connell
Atlant
Georgka
Ftps
Adjournment Near as Congress Deliberates Appropriations
Senate sent the general appropriation bill to conference amid minor disputes as both chambers prepare for adjournment. House drafts an adjournment resolution awaiting passage of the rival bill while Taft is slated to visit the capitol to sign bills in the final Senate moments.
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Senate
Taft
Ui Washi Houge
MGR NEWBY CRIPPLED IN ACCIDENT NEAR LAWRENCE
Elmér Neer of the Lawrence baseball team known as a key organizer and former pitcher and manager suffered severe injuries last night after falling on stairs in the team headquarters area. He collapsed, was found by his brother, and did not regain consciousness until late evening.
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Elmér Neer
Lawrence
Newby
Jst
COE
Shen
Lawren
Hee
Seu
Water Company Plans South End Fire Hydrants Extension
South Lawrence to get five new fire hydrants and extended water mains from Bank to Merchant streets and Barker and Bishop avenues. Council trims the prospect to about 600 feet and approves an ordinance to extend mains and place fire plugs at key street intersections. Water Company manager said materials purchased and work to proceed quickly to improve local service. The council also paid an earlier hold-up claim against the company.
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South Lawrence
Water Company
Bank
Merchant ‘Street
Barker
Bishop Avenues
Ula
Sertor
Mussachuerts
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Bishop
Barker and Binks
Barkey Amet Carmenan
Frank Sauer
Nee
Counvill
Whe, Water Company
Lawrence Kansas Tax Levy Report Sees 6.68 Mills for City
The Ways and Means committee reports a 26 million dollar taxable property base in Lawrence, Kansas, with a 6.68 mill levy, an increase over last year. The plan details general and improvement fund expenses, income from licenses, dog tax, and fines, plus the proposed levies for water and street lighting. The report notes a near balance with small deficits and forwards the levy to the county clerk for assessment.
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Lawrence
Kansas
ARNO
Taw Department
Jidge Watchman
Ellaneous Beay Fnterestort
General Fund
Society Notes and A Wedding at German Methodist Parsonage
Society items report Miss Josephine Markey hosting a week long home party northeast of Patton with Miss Sally Battaile and others enjoying a lively time. A wedding occurred last evening at the German Methodist parsonage with Miss Peart Galbraith and Mr Lloyd Schieifer, officiated by Rev Venner, witnessed by relatives and close friends. The newlyweds departed for Kansas City with friends after the ceremony.
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Josephine Markey
Ares
Patton
Sally Battaile
Galbraith-Schieffer
Peart Galbraith
Mryrand
J. J. Galbraith
Lloyd Schieifer
Venner
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H. D. Sanborn
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