Peace prospects and political tensions across Europe
A garbled World War I era dispatch notes interest in a speech in the Reichstag May, Hungary's former premier discusses peace, Germany's stance on victory and peace is debated by Reichstag Leader Von Payer, with reports of Greek border activity and Gorizia bombardment. The piece ends with the funeral of Charles Lewis in Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Hungary
Amsteaginin
Talind “Audmssye
Rughpest
Berlin
Sillyville
Progressive People's Party
Frederick von Payer
Reichstag
Germany
Gurmany
Wieland
Charles Lewis
Hell
North Lawrence Alm
Vhureli
Maple Grove Cunetery
The Armament Question Discussed in Fraser Hall
The Armament Question was debated Friday night at Fraser Hall Kansas Nebraska Nehute with concerns about military readiness and public opinion. The discussion highlighted national policy, defense funding, and potential impacts on domestic life.
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Theatret
Fraser Hall
Kansas
Nebraska
Nehute
Christmas Mood Fades Amid Kansas Weather Woes
The article notes dull Christmas anticipation as warm Indian summer weather in Kansas delays holiday shopping. Shoppers in Langreave had yet to fully begin Christmas preparations, with only the late planners and few forewarned individuals taking action. Projections expect a late surge next week as crowds descend on shops, dimming expectations of early festive bustle.
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Kansas
Gallinger backs defense bond plan amid partisan fight
Senator Gallinger told President Wilson Republicans would stay nonpartisan on defense funding and seek cooperation with Democrats. He urged a broader plan for a merchant marine and financing via bonds while opposing paternalistic measures and tax hikes. White House discussions focused on avoiding party blame and advancing defense preparations.
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Washington
C. Dee
Garrison
Pare Sa Power
Eines
Jjurity
Gallinger
Republica
Yeeyen
Souatine
Wilson
Howe
Hank Sheeks
Lanerenve Choral Concert Set for December 16
The Lanerenve Choral Lorin announces its first public appearance of the year for December 16 in an evening concert to be held at a yet undecided venue. The concert will feature a special arrangement and proceeds may benefit a local cause. The regular rehearsal occurred last night and a second performance is planned for Saturday night with anticipated soloists to appear.
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Lanerenve Choral Lorin
Dheceuher LG
Cluat
Hs Eatounil
Vlke
Lavine Sete Dliffiegl
Tiny
Thtels
Sdhog
Fiat Fine
White Way Material Shipped to Lawrence for Start
The White Way project material for Lawrence was started and shipped today. Delivery delays have ended and the city’s electrical works expect a week or less before construction begins on the immanent system completion.
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Lawrence
Desanine Fas Tee
Gomyxing
Semetedy
New
York
Aemonil
Che
Fals Affairs Flourish In Lawrences Insurance Order
President VA Young of the Fraternal Aid Union arrived in Lawrence from Denver this morning. He observed the first consolidation of all affairs of the big insurance order under one root, noting rapid recovery from earlier confusion caused by Denver removal incidents.
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VA. Young
Fraternal Aid Union
Lawrence
Denver
Denver Fraternal Aid Union Office Consolidation Progress
The Denver office force reports wide smoothing of operations after the president’s intervention. Mr. Young says the Union and department affairs are in good shape, with progress in uniting two offices and moving Denver records. More business was conducted last month than in any of the previous seven months. Mrs. Young joined Dr. Young in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Young will reside at 137 Tennessee for January.
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Denver
Tam
Mr. Young
Young
Yong
Leasing Land Advances Oil and Gas Prospect Talks
Fragmented text discusses potential oil and gas leasing on state lands. Reader sees hints of new indications and ongoing prospecting, with references to park areas and the discovery being possibly recorded. The fragment hints at regulatory or investigative actions and unsettled conclusions.
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Renee
Vie
Mail-Order Goods Showings Stir Lawrence Merchants
The Merchants association of Lawrence plans a display of mail order goods shipped from Chicago. Exhibits compare stock held by home merchants with mail order items, aiming to illustrate advantages of local trade. Residents and members will be invited to inspect the shipments and draw their own conclusions about trade in Lawrence.
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Merchat’s Association of
Lawrence
Chicigo Histosy
Association
Mary
Iro
Merchants Association
Visitors Praised Lawrence Residence During Milwaukee Visit
Morris Fox and M L McLaren, Milwaukee capitalists, toured the Lawrence street railway site yesterday. They showed interest in purchasing bonds of the reorganized company and inspected properties tied to the new corporation formed. Their visit drew praise for Lawrence as one of the finest residences they had seen.
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Morris Fox
M.L. Mclaren
Milwaukee
Lawrence
Lawrence Street
Owill
Proxy Parole Hangs On Restitution Of Checks
Dissatisfaction runs through the town over a prosecution that led to a parole. The county attorney insisted all outstanding bad checks be honored as a condition, but the court did not require a collection agency. Promises were made to settle the checks, with talk of further legal action if not kept, and assurances that recovery would proceed immediately.
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Ashich
Plymouth Congregational to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Plymouth Congregational Church plans its annual meeting this evening to elect officers for the coming year. A report on the planned paugh building and the parish house is expected, with committee plans to be completed and construction anticipated pending church sanction.
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Plymouth
Blymanti
Paris
Elmrch
Lodged rumors swirl about town builder delays
A garbled town report describes weeks of gossip, a builder named Baltertioll or Halterfield, and a promise of no delay in his machinery orders. Public concern centers on Mrs Pailite and the plan to have the builder leave town if issues persist. no decisive action is recorded.
Golden Belt committee to pick route between Lawrence and Bonner Springs
President C Harger of the Golden Belt Road Association has appointed C S Finell of Lawrence and P Stark of Bonner Springs to survey possible routes between Lawrence and Bonner Springs and decide the best one to follow. The aim is a route free from objectionable features amid satisfaction with current conditions.
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Golden Belt
Here
Bonner Springs
C. Harger
Golden Belt Road Association
C.S. Finell
Lawrence
Pl. A. Stark
Tlawrence
Bonner Spui
Golden Belt Road
Amt
Borner Springs
Piteh
Afr
Stark Hive
Professor Farrell to Sing at Topeka Messiah Concert
Professor J Farrell will be one of the soloists in the Messiah concert tomorrow night in Topeka presented by the Musical Art Society.
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Professor Farrell
J Farrell
Kaus
Topeka
The
Musical Art Society
City Hall Dispute Sparks Turbulent Bridge Event
A damaged report describes a chaotic scene at city hall where a bridge dispute led to disorder. A driver allegedly wagered on a crossing, causing a disturbance as onlookers reacted. Lions team involvement and local ordinances appear in scattered fragments, with no clear resolution.
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Tle
Fire drill at New York school shows pupils safe
Early morning fire at a New York school damaged the roof and chimney rack but with no pupils present the drill proved the building can be evacuated quickly via all exits. Superintendent Smith noted the drill and safety measures kept damage minimal, with a forecasted cost of about 85.
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New York
Snuth
Renee Selogls
Smith
Sevanels
County Institute Plans Egg Display Next Week
A local institute in Ralls County plans an egg display next week to showcase firm home products. The effort aims to enlist Sariners interest in a plan for a show featuring brown eggs, fresh air, good color, and sturdy shells to appeal at market.
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Y Iden
Douglias County
Akin
Sigmnteal Institute
Ma. Sherwood
Football Mixer Tonight At Fraternal Aid Hall
An annual football mixer to honor the University team is announced for Fraternal Aid Hall. Organizers claim all plans are complete for one of the most successful gatherings of this kind and invite attendees to join as guests of the evening. The event will feature the football team as hosts and separate entertainment including a boxing bout.
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Watersitt al
York
J P Fitegerald Visits Ottawa On Business
J P Fitegerald of Ottawa spent the day here on business. The brief stop appears to be routine with no public ceremony or notable events recorded in the fragment.
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J.P. Fitegerald
Ottawa
Odd Fellows Banquet Highlights Membership Drive Victory
The Odd Fellows hall hosted a February banquet honoring winners of the month-long membership campaign. Hosts and speakers included J. R. Good as toastmaster, with remarks from Lariion, CML, and Melvin among others.
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Cam
Cher
Callie
Odd
Jiall Lo
iSreEyen
Whiuthers
R Good
Lariion
CML
Miertin
Renee
Roe
Melvin
Fred Hay
Nebraska Debate on Armament Set for Lincoln
The 1902 Nebraska vs Kansas debate on armament is to be held in Fraser Hall Lincoln. Teams and members include Raymer McQuiston Ray Dadsound H H A Shinn with both sides preparing by conducting debates in towns across the state.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Frasler Hall
Pri Jay
Athengt
Eau Tlarronsey
Prok. FC
Kesarat
Lincoln
Raymer McQuiston
Ray Dadsound
A. Shinn
State Treasurer Candidate Taunts Ginning County Support
Lawrence report notes Ginn County by protest as Republican nomination hopeful Phil Si Rok Mound City travels from Topeka after addressing lawmakers at the red Lewion. Thorne's lineage includes Rh F Thorne a Civil War veteran first lieutenant who helped settle Olson County, later farmed and worked railroads and telegraph. Mrs Thorne anticipates strong local backing as her husband runs for state treasurer amid a scattering of political activity in Baldvin and the Boys Club meeting at the Lirtrelas high school with Prof Wangel and Secretary Baltz of FIMM Co A invited to speak.
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Ginn County
Phil Si
Mound City
Lawrence
Topeka
Red Lewion
Thorne
Rh. F. Thorne
Kola
Kansas
Colby i
Karisis
Olinson
Gardner
A. Thorne
Lirtrelas High ‘School
Wangel
Baltz
FIMM
Co. A
National Associations debate postwar armament limits
National Disnam and Association of Universities consider military training costs and postwar peace plans. Aimed at shaping policy for state universities, the group discusses funding, ethics, and ways to finance lasting international peace through armament limits and indemnities.
Diphtheria Outbreak Quelled in Clinton Area
Two diphtheria cases last week in Clinton were promptly treated by Dr. Mark and the quarantine was raised. Authorities report no further cases in the neighborhood. A separate note mentions a Chinese woman from Shanghai planning to enroll as a student in Lawrence and travel to the University.
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Clinton
Mark 1
Ianak
Shanghi Mis
Diate Anyang
Lawrence Letee
Studen University
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