Business men pledge support for Kansas University football
Lawrence industry leaders say they will apply lessons of teamwork to boost the university athletics program. They stress backing the 1914 football term with loyalty, while noting no general manager or clear head has yet been appointed. They challenge students to match corporate teamwork and show support beyond mere slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Crty University
University Sport
Businees
K. U
Union leadership and student support shape university sports program
The text advocates student morale and business backing to appoint an athletic department head and coaches, stressing sustained effort to preserve proper university spirit. It notes Missouri scoring, a Mexican bandit incident, railroad labor tensions, and a call for steadiness in facing economic difficulties rather than widespread strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universty
United States
Jaree
Regular Army officers exit war with decorations linked to new roles
A Lawrence observer notes officers who left the war without promotion and recalls one veteran awarded for gallant leadership. He mentions a division commander who had not seen combat until after the armistice, reflecting on service and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Distinguished Service Cros
Lawrence
Oversian
Troops to Poland Silesia Plebiscite Police Duty
American forces from the Fifth and Fiftieth Infantry are slated for police duty in Silesia during the plebiscite to decide whether the region joins Poland or Germany. The mission will face intense propaganda from both sides and demands disciplined policing in a volatile border area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
Poland
Germany
Europe
Police records show a beating linked to unrest in Kansas City
Police records indicate a beating referenced amid alleged prohibition issues and Soviet money as a factor in unrest in the United States. The article mentions efforts to identify those paying for disruption and to make an example of the individuals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
Weary War Economy Faces Pressure and Debate
A fragmented column discusses postwar economic concerns, urging common sense and attention to business, finance, and labor. It notes shortages, rising prices, and the need for thoughtful policy as wartime disruption reshapes the economy.
Portrait of the Ultimate Consumer
A fragmented passage reflects on intensified consumerism and the enduring pull of spending, suggesting a critical view of modern appetites and the pressure to acquire. The text hints at psychology and social dynamics shaping consumption habits.
An assortment of war era anniversaries and events
An uneven list of items marks anniversaries and historical notes including a California resources report, state war declarations, battles around the Baltic provinces, and mentions of figures and places such as Lord Tix, Mishines, Whitin owner, Petrograd railway, Bainsizza, and Topeka. It references a year ago today wartime captures near the Somme and other scattered fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler King
Ve Resources
California
Bors
Lord Tixmouth
UCC
Saimie
Ftewil
Whitin- Soothing
Petrograd
Baltic
Haly
Germany
Fragmented thoughts on economic policy and wage impacts
The passage discusses disputes over setting prices and wages, critiquing wartime and national approaches. It mentions industry pressures, price trends, wage adjustments, and the need for orderly policy, with references to consumer costs and economic stability in the broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
Colin
Jon
Joe
Ian
Today’s Birthdays A Puzzle of Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR notes list scattered names and places with birthday mentions. It references Benden Haverhilf Ain and Lar with unclear dates and affiliations, presenting a disordered snapshot of a birthday column.
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Hk Ithe
Nyte Myreuller
Sputtering Reflections on War and Weather Newsroom
A fragmented column laments wartime outcomes and gadget gadgets while contending with drought and harvest worries. It notes damp weather easing drought for farmers and hints at shifting public mood as a newsroom voice muses on national events and local toil.
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Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kansas
Awworld
Missouri
Everett True
Wan
Horder
France
Colime
Tu Okla
Ain Salman Siun
Prises
Ieee
Allens
Fficer
Consumer
Ou Tau
Ssrearichns
Matthews Lumber Co
Cemwill
Teddy
Anne Ton
Topeka
Noo
Somme
Wimbha
Gemans
Deith
Marve
Patreans
St Danns
Turkey
Gobbler
Tie Nans
Adelphas
Tom Harenhammer
Tivice As Te
Indi- Sbetot
Hied Medical Ke Co
Liberty
Maca
Se OU
Wrigleys
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