Congress Opens With Five Billion Budget Forecast
Washington dispatch says Secretary Glass estimates five billion dollars needed to run the government for the coming year as Congress begins a long session. The opening day proceeds with routine notices and committee appointments as lawmakers set course for international and domestic legislation.
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Sion
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House
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Congress
Calline
State Penitentiary Mines Output Reported for November
State mine output shows Lansing penitentiary coal production of 978.5 tons for the week ending November 22, as reported to Governor Allen by Warde Codding. The weekly total is expected to continue at that level.
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Topeka
Kans
Lansing
Warde Codding
Allen
Strike Called Off at Kansas City Rail Yard
Report notes a sudden meeting at the Kansas City rail yards ending a planned strike. The vote reportedly favored ending the walkout after discussions among union conservatives and a Cleveland leader cited as SW Anderson.
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Kansas City
R. R. Yards
Stud
Hongers
SW. Anderson
Clevelamr
Pny Lieh
Closing regulations tighten in Livren fuel crisis
Major urges homeowners and business leaders to cooperate as fuel restrictions tighten. All city businesses must close at 5 pm today, reopen at 8 39 am tomorrow except bakeries allowed until 9 39 pm. restaurants 7 am to 9 pm. confectioneries may reopen if fuel used for heating. drugstores 8 30 to 6 pm. Public meetings limited, streetcar service cut half, lights delayed to 9 pm on moonlit nights, heat reduced citywide, water power cut for industrial concerns after hours.
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Miner Koveck
Livrren
Bakertios
Kreeck
Overseas men sought for special guard in coal fields
Major Clarke plans to raise a provisional company of 75 seasoned volunteers to protect coal fields. The effort aims to relieve fuel shortages by sending manpower to the mines. Clarke requires a written promise from volunteers and expects to form the unit within 48 hours at 10 Chassus Street.
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Samuel G.clarke
Thet Llah Infantry
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Simone
Rem Lawrence
Baldwin
Ottawa
Miners arrives as first detachment left for field work
Humboldt dispatch reports eight minor injuries in a train wreck as the first detachment of western miners, wearing French era uniforms, departs for Pittsburg field duties. Guardsmen from Washburn and Kansas universities accompany the volunteers. The bulk of the group remains unharmed with minor bumps and bruises.
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Lawrence Business Women Hold Meeting On Campaign Roles
The group led by Noraiiale Offeers will organize a campaign committee including Heath Porth, todosphine Sayer, Oimena, and Mildred Carter. A general meeting is set for next Monday at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to select candidates for various offices.
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Luk
Heath Porth
Todosphine Sayer
Oimena
Mildred Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Regular meeting of Chamber of Commerce to follow agenda
The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will follow the commerce rooms schedule. Attendance is expected from the organization members as the agenda proceeds.
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Cheneker of Commerce
Fuel Conservation Efforts Promoted By Manager Comment
A manager named Linsd W urged fuel conservation citing efforts to save fuel at the show. He claimed the plan would effectively reduce consumption and support energy savings.
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Bowe
Linsd
School Board to Meet on Evening at Henly Home
The city education board will meet tonight at the Henly home to consider closing times for public schools and discuss coal conservation measures. Mrs. A. Henly hosts the gathering.
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A. Henly
Henly
Fragmented OCR Reader: Unclear Text Passage
A garbled OCR line shows scattered phrases and nonstandard words. The legible elements include partial names and fragments such as places and phrases that do not form a coherent report or event.
Untitled note on prank at 1 avenue Tre F 1275
A prank occurred at the residence on 1 avenue Tre F 1275 with no injuries or losses reported. The brief notes the incident but provides few verifiable details.
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Jremiar
Fragmented OCR story on local event and names
A damaged OCR passage outlines a local event with names and locations, mentioning individuals and a plan or outcome. Details are unclear but indicates a community activity tied to a venue and date, with references to a city and officials.
National GuapiAid Aims For Family Support Efforts
A garbled historical notice discusses aid initiatives targeting families and citizens tied to national welfare programs. The fragment mentions trustees, on site actions, and a push for social services amid political disruption, with references to persons and local groups.
Miners and Guards Entrained to Aid Coal Fields
A new contingent of volunteer miners and guards mobilized to help ease the coal shortage. Kansas University sent a larger detachment, joining 173 volunteers already offering services. The group boarded a special train from Robinson Gymnasium to Topeka, then Pittsburg, for duty with National Guardsmen and guardsmen from nearby towns.
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Ehyerine
Robinson Gymnasium
Senta Fe
White University
Bacgace
Topeka
Pittsburg
Clarke named Adjutant General after long service
The text notes Clarke, longtime officer of the company and former machine gun battalion head, has been selected as Adjutant General. It mentions his capacity to raise a company and his prior service, with emphasis on his readiness to meet the demands of the role.
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Clarke
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Oni Lawrence
Bald
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Esac
Unclear OCR item on Fiume naval action and vessel Adria
Fragmentary report mentions activity near Fiume, a destroyer departure, and a vessel named Adria with tuna troops aboard. References a Serbian press and an on board remark by a commendér, with ambiguous occupation proposal and unclear place names.
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Fiume
Ocet
Sabcnieke
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