Greek Officials See Saloniki Fall Likely Amid Evacuations
Greek authorities expect an Austro German attack on Saloniki to be inevitable and plan to move the Greek army to defend the area. Civilians begin evacuations from villages around Sulowiki as parliamentary elections proceed with restrained demonstrations and soldiers on guard in churches.
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Tyagos
Baloniki
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Norrow
Kozunin
Votente
Sulowiki Ls
Women Do Stable Work London Tek
Women in London undertake stable labor at railway depots in Reading where they perform tasks once reserved for men. The piece notes extended shifts and harsh conditions, with mention of risks and the persistence of women workers in this demanding role.
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Ruading
Euiny
Greek Elections Held Supporters of Venizelos Abstain
Paris dispatch reports a large Venizelos aligned candate list winning a strong majority while many supporters stayed away from the Polis. In Athens the pro Venizelos bloc outnumbered Rhallis supporters as independents and progressives trailed. Venizelos had urged abstention, influencing the vote outcome and key questions remain.
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Athens
Rhallis
President and Mrs Wilson Spend Day Golfing at Hot Springs
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson enjoyed a relaxed day at Hot Springs Virginia, playing golf and strolling among the resorts. The news notes their absence from official duties as they continue a personal respite to recover from the stresses of the holiday season.
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Troops in Panama Canal Maneuvers Begin Dry Season
United States forces in the Canal Zone will conduct field exercises during the upcoming dry season. Regiments companies and battalions will operate as separate units, later the whole mobile force will move to the field for two weeks of simulated warfare. The exercise aims to test mobility and coordination across units.
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Young People Married Hesitation Over License
Indige hesitated about license to marry as a 17 year old Margarat and a 7 year old Wy EF from Cujioka appeared in probate court with their parents present. Judge Lainyl Jox advised and explained the need for parental consent. J. W. Golen, proprietor of The Fair, previously confined at home with gripe, showed some improvement and sat up today.
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Resumes Court Grind In Minnesota Proceedings
The morning session extended as motions and demurrers were heard in the Minnesota court in the case of John M. Hyland against the Santa Fe railroad. The Supreme Court was represented and the case was continued to the February term. Settlements involved B. Melvin and W. Darden, with judgments for plaintiffs and assignments recited. The Barker suit against an administrator ended with a judgment of 240 dollars and related questions about a late court settlement.
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Twelve Americans on Board Likely Dead Survivors Only Three Known
A news wire note reports twelve Americans aboard the vessel Ancona when it sank on Friday. Only three of the twelve are confirmed survivors, with the fate of the remaining nine still unresolved. The account reflects conflicting versions from Austrian and American sources as authorities confirm rescue of two survivors. The incident stalls peace efforts while the fate of the Americans remains a point of contention and inquiry.
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Grandfather City Commissioner Holyfield Welcomes Granddaughter
A Saturday morning birth brought joy to Reverend Holyfield and his son, making Holyfield a grandfather. The event, celebrated amid community notices, marks a cherished family milestone for the Holyfield family and local civic figure Molyfield as the city commissioner reflects on life and legacy.
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Trains Collide in Yards With Injuries Reported
A derailment incident at Cenzo Albrake Le OS involved two passenger trains this morning. The fireman was injured, crews treated minor injuries among passengers, and both trains sustained damage. No serious casualties reported.
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Villa to Receive Asylum in United States
The State Department says a villa will receive asylum in the United States under a political asylum policy. The decision follows guidance from the War Department and timing linked to General Foustoh’s representation, with immigration implications for the villa and its associates.
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Washington, D.C
State Department
United States
Generil Foustoh
Ila
Itis
Tax Time Extended for Year End Penalty Waiver
The treasury announces extended period to pay taxes without penalty until December 3. It specifies deadlines and processes for Douglas County residents and mentions officials J. C. Stevenson and others. The notice warns against penalties for late payments and outlines the new schedule.
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J. C. Stevenson
War Relief Fund Organizing Meeting Promoted
A wartime relief drive urges Civil War era readers to attend a meeting at 1121 (street) to organize hospital supplies and clothing for civilians and wounded soldiers. The effort stresses urgent needs across hospitals, with calls for bandages sheets and garments, and notes support from the National Civic League and Belgian Relief Committee.
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Hold American: Spy Washington Dee Dew The War Dept Tie
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lieutenant Edward J. Dyer of the Coast Artillery and a Philippines context. References a funeral for Addie Carter Lane and scattered lines about a clerk and a lease. Lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Kansas Weather Report Fragment
A fragmented weather note from Kansas records yesterday afternoon. The readable portion hints at an afternoon weather observation but lacks clear data on conditions, temperatures, or timing.
Sherman Elliott Takes Charge at Larned Hospital
Sherman Elliott is appointed acting head of Larned Hospital by the superintendent after a medical review. The transition aims to establish proper patient care and bring stabilizing procedures. details indicate a February or possibly March start with health and treatment emphasis. Elliott’s prior roles include service on the board of a central Kansas institution and involvement as a Donetas county representative.
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Rifle clubs bloom amid wartime gun push
Amateur rifle clubs spread nationwide as civilians organize at local groups with war department backing. The program issues Krag rifles and ammunition to members, promoting marksmanship as a popular sport and national defense effort amid wartime circumstances.
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Formerly Lived Here Ada Brady Witness in Kansas City Probe
Ada Brady, once a resident of Litchener and former matron of a Kansas City institute, is named as a principal witness in a probe into alleged improper management. The document cites addresses and references to family and staff, noting her involvement and the ongoing investigation.
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Joseph Alter
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Johan Baker
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No Merchants Luncheon Omitted In Busy Lawrence Week
The Tuesday Merchants Association luncheon in Lawrence will be skipped this week. The business community had previously benefited from the gatherings, with regular attendance noted as a source of advantageous networking and information.
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Lawrence Mehants
Merchants Association
K U Faculty Concerts At Fort Scott Tonight
Fort Scott hosts a university faculty concert with Dean and Mrs Butler and Bliss Era ley joining performers. A program features Florence Driller and Miss Hanley with pianist J Hein Flrvold and Prder of the sehen. The event aims to showcase musical talents at the Phine faculty in Murniford Ft Spott.
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Funeral of C. H. Bratt Held at Home then Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for C. H. Bratt were held yesterday from the home at 2018 Kentucky Street. Rev N W Tarreett led the rites with Methodist hymn and song. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Self-Defense Claim In Fatal Alley Shooting In Kansas
Jordan shot and killed a Mexican man identified as Gutierres Jordan, with witnesses describing the incident as an unprovoked killing in an alley beside a Jersey Street location. Jordan surrendered after the confrontation, claiming self-defense while authorities investigate motive and prior words.
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Spike Mauls at Work Near Interurban Depot
A fragmentary report notes activity at the Interurban opposite Lyp depot near Enron Pacific with mention of a promised road. It references a rhythmic click and experts handling spike mallets and trot lines from the rails, hinting at construction or maintenance work in progress.
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Resuming Pumping Amid North Ful To js Start
Fragmented OCR notes describe resuming pumping tomorrow on a north journey with a dredger and ship, holding papers from the last port. A new pipeline is mentioned along with holes to be cured, and pumping by hand will continue.
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To Select Rhodes: Scholar Selections Spur Local Visit
Frank Strong, ancilor, traveled to Ayreka to serve on the committee choosing the next Rhodes scholar from Kansas. A light remark contrasts a woman’s subsistence on refreshments with a fan demanding grub.
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Schslar Ancilor
Frank Strong
Ayreka
Kansas
Lawlessness in Lawrence Affects City Officials
Residents confront rising gun violence as a murder and shootings erupt within eighteen hours. The text urges Lawrence leaders to act to end open lawlessness and protect citizens amid multiple recent incidents in the city.
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Aston
Christmas Tree Plans Spread Across Twelve Towns in Lawrence
Municipal committees push for central Christmas tree in City Hall with public exercises. Old people shuttle to South Park for tree viewing and performances. Mothers group seeks hand bells and songs, with community support to fund child participation.
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Woman Pursued Hoyt Amy Martin at New Jersey Street
Amy Martin chased Hoyt at Seven Puragason’s Pittaniv restaurant early in the evening. A struggle followed as the pursuer attempted a knife attack and shots were fired. Witnesses described the confrontation and subsequent scuffle ending with Martin knocked down. Local authorities note ongoing investigations into the incident amid urban population growth discussion.
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Outbreaks of crime prompt policing changes in town
A local report details police concerns over liquor related crime and the need for increased patrols in the Bottoms section. An officer recently completed shifts on a core street and another clash led to injuries as calls for more posts emerged. A case mentions an individual seeking liquor shipped to him and the suspect Penner, who fled after a confrontation and payment dispute.
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Morley tied to Kansas train shooting death
A robbery victim died after being taken to a hospital at 10. Morley, connected to the shooting aboard a train, was held as deputies investigated the incident. The body was sent to Kansas for burial, and authorities moved a tense case from Leavenworth to the scene of the crime yesterday afternoon.
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Elected New Officers Reported at Ministerial Alliance Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Ministerial Alliance meeting with references to officers and members including Weatherby and figures linked to the University of Southern California. The text is garbled but indicates an election of new officers and discussion of subjects at the gathering.
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