Flank Movements On The Romanian Front
Russian and German forces wage large scale flank operations on the Romanian front as Moscow seeks to shield King Ferdinand's army and Veniziano German allies push to force Bucharest evacuation. Reports say fronts run along the western Moldavia Bukowina border with heavy fighting near the Danube and Bucharest area.
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Ferdinand
Bucharest
Carpid
Abey
Prince of Moldavia
Bukowina
Vor Fulkeshyn
Kiamenie Perea
Renga Thehrpat
You Mackensen
Albert
van Malleenson
von Alaekemsen
Muaetania
Teutenis
Cerkigu
Quienes
Smargon
Tinsk
War Office
Petroprad
Telemnavods
Danube
Peomsine Artis
Fitart Bavi Beer
German Fortifications Grow Stronger Near Lille
Reported by several hundred sources from the frontline says German positions strengthen north of Lille and along the Belgian frontier. Old forts are abandoned while new trench networks and reinforced concrete works rise, with northern towns like Fives housing munitions factories under German labor.
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Tjalland
Belgas
Thaiderdaare
Lille
Branes
Helene of
Thee
Lille Seburl
Release of Os Mosely Under Habeas Corpus Parole Controversy
Os Mosely of Baldwin was released on a writ of habeas corpus after a brief jail stay. He had been sentenced for drunkenness but was paroled by Judge Skinner. The Baldwin police authority faced questions over authority and a possible prior commitment. Thanksgiving dinner in Chester U Baldwin drew 38 attendees with a large rabbit hunt afterward. Bridge workers in Chicago received a 10 percent wage increase affecting about 1,000 men.
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Chicago
Dee
Chicago Bridge & Tron Company
Statue of Liberty to be lit as Wilson signals dedication
New York December 2 President Wilson will light the permanent lighting system for the Statue of Liberty tonight from torch to base. The illumination, funded by popular subscription started by the New York World, will be a nightly feature. Wilson, Mrs. Wilson, Secretary Tumulty and Carey Grayson will arrive by the Mayflower to witness the ceremony as battleships of the Atlantic fleet stand offshore.
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New York World
Falchy
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Carey TL Grayson
Mayflower
Wbaap
Os Televi
Viblov Jossemini
Wren
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Seminimeey
Me Depew
Ralph Pole
Witt Vere
Recall Petition Targets Mayor of Lawrence Kansas
A recall drive in Lawrence Kansas seeks to oust Mayor Wood amid controversy over the interurban franchise vote. Organizers at the Fairfax hotel push for petitions and a candidate challenge by William Wiedemann while citing alleged misconduct and mismanagement.
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Fairfax Hotel
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Anvisea
Indamehas
William Wiedemann
F “Oy
Wiedemann
Mayer Pranchee
Clive
Mitnessee
Toy
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Lawrence
Kansians
Kennedys & Frost
Alts Cammit
Wieden
Mayer Vescels
Lanwrernen
Willian Wiegleriann
Lawrences
Ceanetli
Lauwrence
Board of Commissioners
Keansits
Uekers
Wenerds
Tela
Civilians Die as Athens Battles Spill into Streets
Reports from Athens describe brutal street fighting between Venizelist loyalists and Greek troops against entente forces landed to keep order. At least 200 casualties are cited as exchanges rage on near Statiuman Street. an armistice followed diplomats’ talks.
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Dee
Athens
Constantine Tully
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London
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de Lovina Londin
Aut Pathh
Cabinet
Fie Entente
Susreed
Adamson Biel to Speak at Phy Mouth Center
Professor Boynton of the University will speak on national interest tomorrow evening at the Phy mouth Center. An opportunity for questions follows the address, and the center’s meetings are open to all. The event begins at 8:24 after the Sunday night service.
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Phymouth
Adamson
Cis
A. da. Royton
Kansas Weather Report Preview
A fragmented weather note reports warmer conditions tonight after a day of mixed readings. Forecast mentions Sno and Silay as locales with rising temperatures.
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Kansas
Otra
Pelta
Perfecting Chamber of Commerce at Tuesday meeting
The Chamber of Commerce plans to perfect its new organization at the Tuesday meeting held at noon. A plan proposes two membership classes: inactive business members and active businessmen joining the Chamber and Merchants Association.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce vii the Merchants Association
Doctor Young Injured In Office Accident
Dr Young, dean of internal medicine, was dictating at his desk when a broken tool fell from a radiator, striking his head and causing a small bleeding wound. He remained calm, noting the danger of a broken neck and continuing to work without mentioning the incident.
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Vo AL Young
Dr. Young
Dr Yeung
Young
Ostreet
England Faces Cabinet Crisis in Political Shakeup
London reports from the Guardian and Express indicate a brewing cabinet crisis as rumors circulate of Premier Asquith's resignation and a possible interim replacement by Bonar Law, with the coalition government lacking prestige to withstand attacks in the House of Commons.
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Asquith
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Manchester Guardian
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George
Guardian
House of Commons
the Express
Meanest Man Prize May Go To This One
Minnie Scanlan, wife of miner Thomas Scanlan, filed suit in Ripple County to compel alimony of 50 a month. He previously paid in pennies for three months, sent 4000 pennies in arrears, then 4400 soaked in molasses, taking four hours to wash off.
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Colo. Dee
Minnie
Scanlan
Thomas Scanlan
Aeris
Expensive Salute Firing Scare Hits Columbia Theater
In Columbia Maine on December 2 University of Missouri students celebrated a victory over Kansas by bombarding a local theater. The scene devolved into scuffles as students tried to enter the playhouse amid a mural like yellow walls and a strong odor from gas. Separately University student worker Lena Rogers underwent surgery at the University Hospital and was reported to be recovering quickly.
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University of Missouris
University of Kan
Lena Rogers
the Baptist Church
University
Board of Education Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the board of education will be held Monday evening in the board room at the Manual building. Important business is to come before the board at that time. wh family went to sternodi ty hear John McCurrick.
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Board of Education
Manual
Sternodi
John McCurrick
Claimed Pleteen Victims In Football This Year
Foothill records show fifteen football deaths this year per Associated Press figures. Last year sixteen deaths were recorded, with fifteen in 1910. Officials say no death occurred in a game where players were not fully trained and where two physicians’ examinations were demanded. John Long and children of Montana visit their mother Mrs. Buon and may stay through winter.
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Pace
Foothill
Associated Press
John Long
Mont
Florence Buan
Buon
Ownership battle over old jail site stalls bridge work
County and Lawrence city clash over ownership of riverfront land tied to the old jail plot. County Attorney J. S. Annick says injunction aims to settle title while county seeks to move the jail scale house to complete youth bridge approaches. The dispute centers on a 1860 warranty deed vs city deed records and whether the land is part of the levee boundary.
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Lawcrence
Massclorsette
Sixth Street
Vermont Afteet
Srad Ute Sorine
Gounell
Boycott Gains Steam as Chicago Prices Fall
Chicago reports show diminishing prices for butter eggs and poultry amid boycotts on fool supplies. City prosecutor announces filing of suits against dealers to enforce ordinances against speculative manipulation of food items.
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Chicago
Memeen
Interurban Franchise Debate Promised at Chamber of Commerce
An open meeting is scheduled Monday evening at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the recent interurban franchise issue. The president urged fair, impartial discussion and invited the public to attend, amid ongoing debate and community interest.
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Chamber of Commeree
Silene
Dik Cuisler
Momiitee Hellevine
McDaniel Defense Closes Rebuttal in McDaniel Murder Trial
In St Joseph Missouri on December 2 the defense rested its rebuttal for Oscar McDaniel within thirty minutes after the state rested. Witnesses from Kemper Street testified of cars and sightings around the night of the murder but offered conflicting details. Miss Haviett Wilson, operator, said McDaniel saw Prout at home around 11 o clock the night before, while other testimony questioned the call notes and recollections.
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Oscar B. McDaniel
Thos. FL Ryan
Kemper Street
Sadie Rath
Lowas
Cros
Hiaviett Wilson
Tadison
McLaniel
Wlls
Topeka Road Survey Advances for Hard Surfaced Route
Inspectors report progress on a hard surfaced road from Lawrence to Topeka with plans to connect toward Kansas City. Leaders from the Topeka Commercial Club and Kansas Good Roads Association visited sections between Lawrence and Topeka to discuss alignment and grade changes. Public opposition remains distant but watchers await the road’s start.
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Yopoka
Kansas City
Wood
Gearhart
Albert Nagel
Ue Topeka Commercial Club
BW. Meyers
Secretary of
the Putney
Topelstomobile Association
Olis Pertrogeuher
Kansas State Good Roads Association
Rami
Lanccenes
Topeka
Loentilies
Lift Stock Embargo Lifted At St Joseph Yards
Federal officials announced the embargo on shipments of livestock from St Joseph stock yards was lifted today after an investigation found no foot and mouth disease. The move followed a similar order in Kansas City where the embargo had been placed recently due to suspected cases.
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Kansas City
Washington
Teentral West
Lawrence Meeting Promises Mathematical Challenge
Lawrence merchant notes Journal World story on a weekend gathering's expected mathematical discussion. He questions a riddle about a herring and a half at two pence and sixpence, suggesting the problem is worth mathematicians' attention. The piece mentions a church supper and Farmers' Institute business meeting in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
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Farmers’ Institute
Lawrence Talus
Carranza outlines reforms for liberty and strong yet nondictatorial govt
Queretaro dispatch reports General Carranza urging reforms to protect individual liberty, empower judges, and limit confiscation. He supports universal suffrage restrictions, a divorce law, guaranteed public instruction, and a strong presidency with direct election while avoiding a parliamentary regime and vice presidential succession by congress.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Congress
United States
New Battle Develops as Carranza Forces Press Villa
General Gonzales reports a developing clash at Chihuahua City with General Murgavia’s fresh arrival and Jal Ozuni’s northern position to block Villa from moving south and loot by train. Villa may flee west as the fight tightens around Chihuahua.
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Chihuahua Juarez
Mexico
Murgavia
Cal‘yin
Chihuahua City
Gonzales
Jal Ozuni
Beleve
Gui
Elks Memorial Service Plans and Obituary Details
The Elks lodge announces annual memorial services at 3 o clock tomorrow with three die dates since the last service. Obituaries list A Monroe born Aug 2 1843 died Mar 24 1916 W Squires born Feb 27 1916 H W Che born May 28 1837 died Sept 1 1916. Program includes prayer solo eulogies memorial address and music by named participants.
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C. F. Squires
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Jaedicke
H. Albach
Soto
Darney
W. W. Gordon
de Kov- Carpenter
Miss Smith
Dykstra
E. A. Edwards
C. W. Straffan
Ground Water Pump Upgrade Planned by City Water Chief
Superintendent BE H Dunmire stated two additional electric pumps will be installed in new wells to boost supply. He noted groundwater has been unusually low, delaying shutdown of the remaining pump to allow installation. A separate Drainage Board meeting was held at the Bismarck schoolhouse today.
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