Elliott Appeals to Best Judgment in Far Country Sermon
The sermon by Dr. Elliott of Ottawa titled Life in the Far Country argues sin’s ruin under the guise of personal freedom. He compares the prodigal son’s journey and stresses the father’s mercy, urging listeners toward moral reflection without heavy restraint. The meeting featured music, testimonies, and a calm, persuasive delivery.
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Baptist Church
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Rte
Ged Fae
Circulation and Prosperity Claim Buy It Now
The message argues that money circulating boosts prosperity and that stagnation means ruin. It urges people to buy more farm goods to stimulate earnings, urging readers to spend their money on needed items to help others and themselves.
Will Have Large Class Says Superintendent Hawley
Superintendent Hawley states he will oversee a large graduating class this spring. The district anticipates many students completing mandatory tasks despite ongoing delays. The upcoming exercises include a dramatic reading contest and classical competitions with emphasis on elocution and public speaking.
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Hawley
Vaokir
Swat
Neil
Ak Couney
Lay
Jiping
Fight Looms Over State Election Amendments In Legislature
In Topeka a heated session focused on twelve proposed changes to Kansas election laws. Debates centered on primary petitions, filing fees, and posting constitutional amendment notices at polling places as lawmakers push or resist amendments amid partisan tensions.
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Topeka
Peh
Senate
House
van Cleave
Wyandotte
Gilman
Leavenworth
ENGLISH MAY ATTACK FEARS FOR NEUTRAL SHIPS IN WAR ZONE
A Berlin report cites German shipping circles claiming England may induce attacks on neutral vessels to trigger Britain’s retaliation. German telegrams warn neutrals to avoid the war zone as Germany presses for a ruling under Paris and London declarations.
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Perlin
Landen
Berlin
Tagammel
Britain
Driinia
Rotterdam
London
Chamber of Ecominerer
Germaiy
Bethania
Joss
Waar
Rortiany
Great Britain
Paris
French Press Praises Attitude Amid German Submarine Threat
Amid German aggression and U S submarine attacks, French writers praise Allied resolve and President Wilson's stance. The commentary notes varied French views on Germany, the potential for war shifts, and the Bernstert proposal to Germany’s blockade policy as press reaction lingers over broader Allied sentiment.
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Amerie
Menierpal
von George Clemencenu
Wilson
Gerneiny
Parghind
Com von Bernstert
United States
Germas
Moebind
Oeil Cerium
Paris
Germiniy
Ihe
Prohibition Leaders Speak At Lawrence Rally
Ywolot the most noted readers of a national Prohibition League will lecture in Lawrence on Thursday speaking at the National Prohibition Rally at the Methodist Church on Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock. Howard V. Russell and Mathew K. Patterson will promote the movement urging support for national prohibition and larger attendance to bolster activities in Lawrence for the cause.
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Methodist Church
Anmtie Saloon League
Lawrence
Atvlock
Howard V. Russell D. C
League
Mateod K. Patterson
Townesay Lake
Gonal
Elvelton
Malcolm Watterson
Employment Agency Aids Honest Work Seekers
Fragmented OCR recalls an employment agency offering opportunities to work and help for a Poor Commissioner, with calls to find reliable places to work. Mentions Mr Garvw and a summer potted plan, suggesting shared efforts to place workers and address needs.
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Phe Grey
Mr. Garvw
Plans for new Kansas schools delayed by missing blueprints
The Board of Education has not renewed the ground plan blueprints drawn by W. Ts Gernault for the proposed new Kansas schools. They were expected last week but delayed due to City Engineer Dannie’s lack of technical descriptions of the site. Bond sales are not believed to delay preliminary work. officials expect bonds to be disposed of before votes. The committee on grounds will review samples of different types and convene with the engineer to finalize site plans.
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W. TS Gernault
Bducatia
Alt Saeco
Honess
Dannie
Mc Gernands
Ethe Gale
Thiel Vonteswis
Lawrence
Pater
Nates Ag Pertsons
Lizgie Sheldon
Tarry Asher
Sheldon Lis
AU Petit
Lake and
Kiehih
Pabie Wulities
Commisseretions
Qdittie Committee
Bucks
Hearn New Syatemior
Elork
Treasteer
Prancisia
Aed
Iesstung
Lolofield
Disease checking aids Douglas county livestock welfare
In Douglas county officials report foot and mouth disease containment. Officials say cases are confined to quarantined areas and linked to prior outbreaks. The U.S. authorities have worked since the start to reduce cases. restrictions are easing as disease spread slows and cattle slaughter limits are relaxed.
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Agricul
United States
Bonds Selling Fast at Auction in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth a Chicago buyer secured a large lot with a $7900 value as part of a Saturday sale. The rapid bidding continues with strong demand for the item described, while families and advisers react to the outcome amid a brisk market for the assets.
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Chicago
Charles ‘Ticker
County Attorney Amick Probes Bridge Construction
County Attorney Amick investigates bridge construction on the Igauans River with state department and utilities commission review. He traveled to Topeka to examine related matters as inquiry proceeds through the War Department and state authorities.
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Amick
Igauans
Topeka
State Utilities Commission
Assurance Sought From Powers Over Romania Attack
The Corriere Della Sera reports the civilian government seeks assurances from Vienna and Berlin that no attack will be made on Lunmania as Austria reportedly plans to invade Romania. The piece also notes the L. L. Tones Company moving a new motion store into the former Anderson’s Bakery building.
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Milan
Paris
Austria
Romania
Corriere Della Sera
Vienna
Berlin
Lunmania
People Demand Welfare Officer and City Improvements
A local town meeting saw a push for a welfare officer and rapid water plant upgrades. Commissioners debated electing a welfare officer, bonds, and city finances while addressing election concerns and the need for improved records and public utilities. The board considered candidates, election legality, and future appointees as they plan immediate plant improvements with available funds.
Pittsburgh Steel firm declines British wartime forge shells bid
The Pittsburgh firm rejected a Foreign Trade Committee request to estimate the value of a 1,000,000 deep forge shell contract valued at 34,160,068 for the British government. Attaches blueprints show Harman reasons for not submitting an estimate.
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Pittsbury
Huimhmiitaria Vire Steel Company
Harman
Hard Schedule Faces Prep Team This Season
The local high school basketball squad braces for a demanding run with several tough games. They travel to Paola next Friday to face a strong Kansas opponent, then head to Baldwin for district action, followed by games in Lawrence and Tol. The team aims to build momentum as the postseason nears, with key players Draper and Consell showing up well in practice.
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Tig Mannaleum
Kansas City
Kansas
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Lawrence Ta
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Wen Beables
Awaited Developments Amid War Zone Updates
The article reports on pending war developments with cautious notes from neutral sources. It cites potential actions after February 18 and references statements from German and American officials. Readers are urged to await official reports based on submarine commanders' disclosures and neutral ships' safety considerations.
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Reithe Norddeutschy Alleemeine -Zuitinig
Coomania
Explosion at mask ball leaves two dead
Berlin reports an explosion at a mask ball with aristocrats present. Two killed and ten injured as authorities probe the blast tied to the Bulgarian capital scene. A separate note from London mentions treason trials linked to the South African rebellion. Lawrence Masons plan to attend a Grand Lodge meeting in Wichita. Marine service veteran Sorenson returns to Lawrence after a year with the Pacific fleet.
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Wichita
Grand Lodge
Marine Service
Sorenson
Company H
Lawrence
Pacific Coast
Meskang
Pacific
Senate considers FING committee and mill tax levy debate
A Kansas Senate session reviewed a House amendment on the mill tax levy for educational institutions. A resolution sought to recover improper payments to a secretary on the Panama Commission, but failed on the first vote. The body then moved to constitutional amendments and other tax and governance measures, including a four year term for public officers and an election method for county commissioners.
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Topeka
Kane
Pele
Pal
Dangulal World
Panama
Ute
Davis
Bourbon
HS Dia
Raisins City
Sdd
Leah Bieco
Senate
Dean
Pkin
Daxis
Ind Uni
Capper
House
NO SIBLE MOVEMENT IN LONDON REPORTS FEBRUARY FLAWS
London dispatches describe general offensive activities along the eastern front with Allied forces continuing pressure toward Warsaw while Austrian advances in the Carpathians are noted. Petrograd acknowledges Austrian advances as Russians claim minor gains and heavy fighting persists, with French reports of artillery duels near Ypres.
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Dmdeine
Bron
Warsaw
Bucharest
Czernowit
Puckowina
Petrograd
Carpathians
East Prussia
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Ypres
Beawrains
Elect Jayhawker Editor Johnson in 1916 election
In 1916 the Jayhawker editor election saw Editor Johnson win without opposition. Hoss E. Bushenbark was also elected by six votes. Mrs. Steele returns from Los Animas Colorado where she visited her daughter Mrs. Jines.
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Hoss E. Bushenbark
F.[ Steele
Los Animas
Colo
Jines
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