Bulgarian Mey Plans 2nd Line of Ships to Hart Coal
Berlin dispatch reports Bulgarian forces split French Anglo French lines and severed allied positions as France seeks coal from the United States. An Overseas News Agency bulletin says French and British units were defeated in the southeast while France reports a severe ship shortage. French officials insist 25 million tons of coal from America are needed to meet requirements, with local dealers noting possible exaggeration.
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Enforce Bridge Regulation Sparks City Debate
City commissioners discuss tightening enforcement on new bridge works citing pedestrians and drivers concerns. An incident involving a farmer ignoring orders prompts calls for written agreements with district officers. Bond filed for mausoleum construction. hydrant and fire safety issues raised. extension of spains not yet ordered.
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Three Die In Rooming House Fire In Chicago
Fire swept a rooming house at 55 East Grand Avenue early today killing three residents, including Josie Barry and her husband Barry aged 97 and 2. other travelers trapped on the third floor perished while others injured. The blaze destroyed the building and a suspected robbery motive emerged as reports detail the victims and conditions.
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Chicago
Restaurant Shooting Sparks Town Wide Turmoil
A disturbance at a storefront restaurant ended with Scoop Ferguson inside and an as yet unnamed suspect, Clay, firing a revolver and causing chaos in the doorway. Police arrived after a bounced telephone tip. Ferguson claims a back injury from the altercation while residents debate pursuing prosecution.
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Heavy Show Storm Sweeps the East Across Coast
A formidable storm swept the eastern seaboard, halting trolley and rail traffic. Boston reports 30 mile per hour winds easing, as coast guard stations endured damage though no shipping disasters were confirmed. Snow blankets Berkshire and Newark, with schools closed and trains delayed across New York and Connecticut.
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University Band Concert Tomorrow Night in Waser Hall
University of Kansas band directed by J C McCrales performs a program in Waser Hall tomorrow night at six o'clock. The ensemble presents overtures and selections from grand opera including Caesar de, Faust, and Capriccio Italien, with student soloists and instrumental pieces.
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Pepple Buying Early At Gustafson Christmas Store
December shopping in Lawrence features unusually good offerings at Gustafson’s Christmas Store. I B Ober touts quality jewelry, wide selection, and fair prices with specials on ties, suits, and gifts for men, women, and children. The store is decorated and clerks greet shoppers, promising value and a square deal. The Ei Wilson Commission Company provides reliable grocer and produce supplies to local stores.
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Lawrence
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Wilson
Corn on Exhibit Feruiore at State Fair Topeka
Fragmented OCR notes describe a corn exhibit at the state fair in Topeka with mentions of variety samples, first prize in its class, and county or local references. Name and place details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Laptad
Mterior Yeoen
Topeka
Distinction Through Merit Home Talent Concert
The Lawrence Business College showcases skilled graduates and added staff as it boasts strong demand for trained workers. A town concert by the Lawrence choral union, with soloists Joseph Marrell and Trot Wi Downie, features Miss Hopkins, Hopkin cello, and a violin trio. The event, under Prof Artin Nevius, emphasizes community support and local funding.
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Death of Mrs Stevens in California shocks Lawrence
Mrs Khad Stevens, long known in Lawrence, died in Long Beach California. Her body will be brought to Lawrence by her husband Mr Stevens, for funeral rites. Plans for burial are to be announced later. Mrs Stevens was well known in the flour and timber trades, having many friends across the community.
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Bowlers Busy As New Church League Tournament Opens
Reported chaos in a local church league as a bowling tournament starts soon with teams competing in a mixed program. The event overlaps a volleyball league schedule and features planned home games as organizers push the season forward.
Grange Members Plan Ottawa Meeting Attendees Named
A Midland range grange group from Douglas organizations will attend a farmers meeting in Ottawa tomorrow. The event involves local grange members and board officials, with plans to participate in the Ottawa gathering and related activities.
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Simpson in jail amid trial over attempted murder
Fragmented report describes Simpson facing an attempted murder case involving Sonny Moore. Details imply prior legal troubles, a residence with a warden, and a questionable escape. Federal authorities reportedly pursued liquor sales to Indians and a light sentence followed. The text hints at a new trial and witness issues.
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Liequor
First interurban rail spike reaches city today
McCann of Northhaven drove the first spike at the interurban line today at 8 o clock. The workmen reached the city after delays, with the first rail fast spiked in. It is expected the track will be guided to the switch on Locust Street by tomorrow evening, making it the temporary terminus.
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Dheely
Red Cross stamp mailing mixup reported in Kansas
A misaddressed mail error sent Red Cross stamps to Lawrence residents by the state committee. Officials say stamps mailed from Topeka will be credited to the committee here. Distinct distribution points had been arranged for sales.
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World X Journal Plays With Words In Curious Sale Notice
A fragment from a newspaper page hints at a quirky item sale or ad with unclear phrasing. Readable clues point to a listing style from a historical era, suggesting a local auction or classified notice about goods available.
Dickens Reader 70 War Echoes at University Club
Yesterday afternoon the University club hosted Speight who discussed personality and the Art of Expression. He cited examples from an English reporter and Roosevelt to illustrate public persona, noting dramatic students seek recital practice and predicting spring engagements.
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Torpedoed Barge Sinks This Morning in Kaw River
Reports say a barge carrying explosives was torpedoed and sank in the Kaw River. Workers at the Missouri Valley Bridge project observed the vessel go to the bottom as divers and inspectors prepared to assess damage and the assembly of the bridge piers continued nearby.
University council bills spark student outcry over vandalism
Mayoral aides report two student bills, one for 20 dollars and another for 33 dollars, related to football game damage. The scene involved misfired satire and chaotic comments during council proceedings as students and officials debated responsibility for burst buildings and property damage amid unresolved tensions.
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Dinner Honored Merchants at Farmers Institute Meeting
The second day of the Farmers Institute featured a large dinner for merchants and guests with hosts and wives attending. Prize winners included Charle Burg for first prize and others for white corn and apron prizes. Experts demonstrated intensive farming methods, with Mr Sherwood discussing poultry care and soil care drawing praise from late-day farmers.
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Thrift as the Cart for Saving and Wise Spending
The piece extols thrift as the basis of wisely using our resources and getting full value from advertisements. It emphasizes making full use of information in ads to stretch dollars and shop smartly, noting Peale and the market awareness of shoppers.
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