11 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
1
A historical dispatch notes soldiers praising the fighting qualities of the French and British troops as the war front rages. It highlights mutual respect for resilience, skill, and steadfastness amid brutal engagements along the Western Front.
An allusion to fighting reports describes Russian troops under cover of a war zone attempting to move near Counich in central Patien Trams Caucasia. The text notes heavy fire and casualties, referencing a general retreat and drones of conflict with unclear sources.
Fragmentary OCR reports mix chaotic notes as Gragow’s forces counter an attempted assault. References to Gen Marekente’s army, Putist cpp, and Dalton Gangster Free hint at broader security tensions. In Lama View Texas a robbery sentence for twenty-five years is cited amid unclear details.
A clipped snippet notes cruiser losses and evasions by forces near a disputed port, mentioning Dresden and Navaherge as part of a broader chase. The record emphasizes the difficulty of locating the cruisers despite naval efforts.
The German admiralty issued a statement responding to the British victory in the South Atlantic near the Falklands. It asserts the squadron has remained at sea for four months without port or means of communication and still received supplies for repairs.
From Paris dispatches report renewed enemy activity near Ypres with several assaults repulsed. German trench gains at one point were eliminated while Allied forces advanced in the Argonne and toward the enemy lines. In Varennes area German artillery remained active but losses were avoided. South of Than, the railroad station at Vajowh was occupied.
The arrival of the Russian Emperor in Tiflis is met with mixed reactions across the Caucasus. Georgian and Armenian communities show cautious optimism while Turkish and German fears of a revived Georgia regime provoke concern among factions, with Muslims and Georgians forming the majority. The public mood reflects lingering anxieties about regional loyalties and power.
The inter class events at the University begin Saturday afternoon with a McCook game between the freshmen and sophomores at 12:30, followed by other matches. Officials announced include McGurty, Burdapitpire, Waddlein, Wettlinis, and eth. A chapel subjects program is also listed for next week with talks by Mes. Laney and Julinston.
Anata votes Colorado officials advise against withdrawing all federal troops now. President supports troop presence while considering treaty actions. Celkem details unclear. Mr and Mrs Curtis Ubatk announce birth of a baby girl in December.
A fragmented report outlines actions by railroad officials and local merchants to curb selling from freight cars. The secretary of a state merchants group urged unions to resist car selling, citing price impacts and potential regulation. Agents from Union Pacific and others debated policy, while local retailers pressed for protection of their business against demurrage costs and unregulated sales.
A crime report describes a daytime break in on Tennessee Street where a purse containing about 3 shillings was stolen. The intruder entered from the rear as the resident returned, fled before police could identify the suspect, and neighbors were questioned as the offender departed.
University of Presser last night hosted a lively concert by the university band. The program featured works by Castielid and Pasevarlare with notable performances by PABells, Welch, and Martina. Encores followed as Welch’s ensemble and others impressed under director J. C Melandesia.
Death of infant daughter of Mranc Hiles occurred at their home last night. Interment was made this afternoon.
Snow continues with low thick clouds and little precipitation. Forecasters show scant hope for a change. northern and eastern areas report two inches with worsening conditions. Overall, late Christmas is unlikely as most parts expect continued snow and poor weather.
Nathan alleges in seven suits that he bid Laugh capital certificates worth 2 each and the company owes redeemable notes with interest. He accuses the defendant of neglecting and failing to pay these notes and certificates across multiple years.
Neeley closes the institute with lectures on the traits of a successful farmer. Prof Sherwood stresses poultry as a major farm product, noting annual poultry sales and the value of purebred stock. Prof Neeley covers dairy cattle selection and feeding, winter care, and the need for concentrated feed and careful management.
Fragmented text reports trade progress in Flu dyps and mentions Argonne and forests of Le Portrie and Le Hieeavest of Bone a Mason. It notes no change east of Mazurina Vakos and describes attacks in Northern Pulnivt and Southern Poland with unclear details.
An obscure note requests a license tax exemption for youths under 15 to fish in Kansas streams. The proposal aims to reduce financial barriers while collecting support funds for state needs. The language is garbled but suggests a linkage between fishing privileges and a tax framework.
Brigadier General Mills reports extensive shortfalls in infantry engineer cavalry coast artillery and field artillery units under minimum strength while emphasizing naval power and coastal defenses. Secretary Unics cautions battleships and mines as essential if attacked. Senator Weeks criticizes overexposure of military affairs and urges restraint in publicizing capabilities. A license for a marriage is issued to Elmit Rathoy and Ada Bourman of Lake Views.
Japanese naval forces reportedly pursuing the German cruiser Tokio after a December carrier and destroyer actions near the Chilean coast. A British steamer was sunk near Punta Tortuga as naval activity intensified along South American waters.
Topeka Kan attorney Fred Robertson warns that a letters scam claims European bank bonds can be bought via a lottery and promises changes on reliable European bonds. Authorities note the U S cannot prosecute letters mailed from abroad but will open letters sent to the firm Robertson explains.
Monte Carlo will open a shortened season this December due to the war. Previously the gambling season began in November drawing sport and fashion crowds, but about 800 casino employees are serving in France, and the rest remain on reduced duties.
Reports say Mexican forces under Gov. Maderano and Gen. Guevarriz fired on trenches near Naco as gunfire crossed the border. Provisional President Guevarriz ordered Maderano to avoid incursions while Consul Silliman in Mexico City confirms the action. two Spanish subjects were executed at Triunfco by Gabal lero, Carranza commander.
Governor Hodges announced paroles for five inmates serving life or long terms in Kansas prisons for murder. Names include Thomas Green of Sedgwick County and Leland Roberts of Gira county, with sentences ranging from life to second degree murder. Commutation actions freed several before 1916, while one life sentence was reduced to expire in 1911.
The season’s coldest conditions hit Nebraska Missouri and nearby regions with two below zero readings in Concord Kansas and San Antonio Texas. Officials report temperatures near record lows for this time, as western Kansas and Texas endure frost and wind chill, while Midwest cities brace for more freezing air.
Fragmentary text shows references to many cars and gifts, money, and items. mentions State Headquarters and across the state. Details are missing, with garbled names and locations, making precise reporting difficult.
New Zealand vote closes with government holding 38 seats to 30 for opposition and labor democrats, denying national prohibition. Prohibitionists lose ground in several cases as the balance of power shifts with labor democrats aligning with the opposition. The era and moral tone are noted as a caution on public bravery.
Kansas Sheriffs Association president W J Cummings calls a Wichita gathering on December 28 for the annual meeting. The one day event aims to foster camaraderie and discuss problems in law enforcement. A banquet will be held in Topeka after sessions highlight cooperation and shared bounty practices.
Madrid reports Bergamin, minister of instruction, upholds department appropriations amid heated debate. Former premier Famanones argues the chamber cannot continue without Bergamin and threatens to leave as Bergamin announces resignation during the uproar.
London reports say a Geran submarine force attempted to enter the Admiralty harbor at 6 30 am Thursday amid heavy rain and darkness. Batteries fired a long range barrage and several submarines were sunk, though no confirmation was received from Admiralty on the attack.
A New York dispatch reports Count von Bernstorff denied that the Gajon Metallic Cartridge company shipped ox mushroom bullets for the British army to Canada since October 8. F. Pryor, VP and general manager of Remington, states the company manufactured 117,470 cartridges for big game hunting only and the bullets would not be used in any foreign military rifles.
A weather brief notes partly cloudy conditions tonight with a chance of flurries Saturday. Forecast indicates rising temperatures and unsettled conditions across the region.
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