Thousands of Hands Harvest Kansas Workforce
Thousands of workers from diverse lands gather in Wichita and across Kansas to harvest crops. The report chronicles immigrants from Serbia and Miloneleita, among others, joining state employment bureaus and farm labor pools. It notes youth, aging workers, and wanderers, with police concerns about runaway boys and safety amid the harvest drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ellis
Wichita
Shay
Serbia
Fron
New Asiahand
Senator Gore Draws Card for First Edudora Chaudauqua
Oklahoma Senator Gore headlines a Friday event at Edudora Chautauqua drawing attention to the season opener next Sunday. Local residents plan to attend in large numbers, many already holding tickets as organizers note expected strong turnout and community support amid promotional activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Cichahare
Batre
Oda
Java
Ieee Vie
Swimming and Diving Caps New Ski Week
The report highlights swimming and diving events with results and notable performances. It mentions athletes from Pine Den and South Windes competing under armored cargo routes and the Turks designation, reflecting a terse sports brief amid regional coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ski
Wek Bros
South Windes
Tremhes Lawndeh Allies Use SIaggernauts in Camp Action
In Tremhes Lawndeh allied forces deploy SIaggernauts with support by Briti and other partners. Reports describe armored units advancing near Cisliportt Portis and Towtey’s area as part of a broader cooperative operation.
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Tremhes
Ladies Aid Society quilting gathering and birthdays
The Ladies Aid Society met for an all day quilting session at Banks with thirty nine members present. The group planned a gathering with Mrs George Richards next week and noted July birthdays for Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs Paul Winters. A long list of locals attended visits, meals, and small gatherings across Overbrook and Lawrence, with many relatives dropping in and several sicknesses mentioned.
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Ladies Aid Society
Banks
Pheer
Vheir
Fleorve Richards
Anniersary
Bath
Frank Miller
Paul Winters
Chasdas
Beatty
H.W. Gerrill
Delbert
Milles
Hotes Avéhberger
Pomona
Aimbio Vingant
Lecompton
Dirk Fee
Carle
Usin
Th. Tucker
Richey
KR. Colman
Hmvandson Vane
Anna Richardson
Auto Ser
A. Seliellhert
Kanens ‘Tv
M Richardson
Miss Selielihern
Ml Mies A Sillivan
Dren
al” Oserbson Froust
Chivage
Maes
Dini Shepiteo
Mays
Ray Florida
Meltee
Lawrente
Helya Neste
Yrsie van Neste
Itiuhugeleen
Lawrene
RL Stanwix
Masirine
Darothy
Arthur Richardson
Druid
Mas. Neisauith
Faite
Fa’ Lawrences
Rath
Suiley
Wine Elkin
Som Donald
Jedi Williamson
Ave
Pei Ch. Lasis
Coluan
Foster
van Neste
Edith
Mattie
Watts
Bowith
Wall Barber
Amd
Wood
Janna
Bite
Hanely
Che Ore
Ge Tie Miller
Overbrook
Myrtle Forth
la ‘Parth
Lindivieve Sopady
Th. Jones
K Hutttian
Fred Winter
Ees
Walt
M Atle
Miehiar Valle
Sinton
Ales
Kabat Uhurdtarter
Fanity
Arthur Hayes
Wendell Simon
Wrener
Mir
Prank Latiz
Will Simmon
Central
Mas
Lindell
Adi Jindell
Sraene
Deiledny
Thas
Alea
Deinleir
Trekla
Menoon
Palwee
A. A
Otte Teketl
Alfred -Bolile
Mier
Sivek
Thelma Shitebaker
Musker
Elurch
Washington Creel Studies
Hornterger
Flommewer
Waldla Sehwar
Powel
C. Cistreek
Minnie JI
Miry Jehle
M. OW. Groton
Minerva
Freda Alt
DL. Siyith
L. Barton
All Han Mere
Wr Selowaez
Mary Jelle
Orpha Malki
Aimel
Mal Childs
Mes
Tettantdin
D. BL Smith
M. A. Childs
Ralph Childs
Phee. Davis
Betz Ail Ark Ad
Aittemimoon
Uwktek
Miss Mine ‘Vent
Dalby Peiday
Minnie Tliek
Levmoverth
Mars
Johaning
Watters Jello
Hinoui Alt
Tenry Steolmer Howe
Mierntys
Vinina
DL Smith
N. AL
Red Orly
Nerneon
OR. Taney
Ute Tai
Lo Barton
Ferled
Walshington Creek
Mron
Mes. S.A
Sue
Local notes reveal family travels and community events
Bethel residents recall a quiet weekend with visits and drives. Mr T U Featherstan and Miss Tom Adbright toured Ovi and nearby areas. Shutter family members report shipper activity and a new store opening by Mart Shuther. Lone Star residents, including Mrs. T O Clark, shared meals and sunlit weekends.
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Willie
Trausianic
Cook's
Preston
Petit
M D
UL Featherstan
Tom Adbright
Shutler
Myre
Crain
Riveire
Mart Shuther
T. OO
Clark
Vittles
Thoron
Lone Star
Australian recruiting slowed as ministers urge action
The article reports a stalled recruitment effort in Australia with the Prime Minister and ministers calling for immediate action to fill fallen positions. It notes a draft near 2000 short of targets and urges newspapers to print enlistment notices prominently. Grerery Wilson and H.R. Cellies return to Topeka after a brief business trip.
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de Porisen
Tallipali
le Aiton
Parkinteat
Grerey Wilson
H.R. Cellies
Topeka
Grand Army of the Republic event in Washington noted
A September celebration in Washington marks the Grand Army of the Republic fortieth and fifty first anniversaries. Notables like Col. data McFlies and Maj. Con. Jfiuiville M. Dodge are listed among speakers and attendees.
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Grant
Shem
Meade
Sheridan
Republic
Washington
Data McFlies
Cenmander-Lehiet
A AL Ko
Survisie
Cole
Con
Jfiuiville M. Dodge
Council
Toawa
James O. Wilton
Wihningtont
Del
Gener Wilko
Abétaals
Tailor Leads Self-Defense Against Russians in Village
A chaotic wartime incident describes a tailor of a local company aiding a defense against Russian patrols. He engages the Russian soldiers with a pistol, forcing retreat as he and two companions escort villagers to safety. The commanding officers question the tale while noting the risk of further attacks.
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Berlin
Tubeta
Patral
Wits
Espany
Pophasel
Egine
Wine Hissiams
Shambley Debeati
Cerman Tates
Dnl
Stringe
Dale
SENTRY LIFE to ring duty in German outpost trial
A German soldier serving at a Meardit outpost endured forty eight hours of harsh watch and sleep deprivation before a court martial. Witnesses described the conditions, and officers argued the wartime duty honored sacrifice, while the defendant faced a death sentence as the court weighed punishment.
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Meardit
Owas
Dutch Use War Bread in Amsterdam and Indianapolis
Fragmentary report describes wartime bread rationing in the Netherlands and mentions government bread cards. It notes citizens faced compulsory eating limits and government distribution as part of wartime policy, with emphasis on control of bread supply during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Molland
Trent
Netherlands
BNSC
British Delay Ships Halt Russian Barking Safety
The report notes a British delay of ships including the bark Siri from Brunswick and the steamers Ewedich and Newvik, with details of cargoes and routes. A prize court inquiry is mentioned regarding the seizure and clearance of vessels after discharging cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London
Daly
Siri
Brunswick
Nawvik
Tractors Arrive by Trainloads for Hutchinson Show
Trainloads of tractors pour into Hutchinson Kansas for an upcoming demonstration next week. One company received fourteen units yesterday while another plans a forty car shipment totaling two hundred tractors from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
CAUGHT WIRELESS WITH KITE BY U U STUDENT
A University of Arizona student devised a kite powered wireless signaling plan before the station was established. The idea involved a table instrument linked to aerial setup to test radio communication from the cathedral area to the opposite end of the Cuilet states. He hoped the system could relay simple signals during daylight to aid children’s welfare. The plan emerged during a summer while at the university and reflects early experimentation in wireless telegraphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. U
Chapelle
Universite Val Dimes
Frente Et Tis Poutadie
Mer
Guyiling
Oty
Belore Thie University
Camely
Follow Quigley's Body to Cathedral in Memorial Procession
A funeral procession for Quigley gathered hundreds of mourners who escorted the deceased to the Cathedral. Residents and local authorities joined the ceremony at Holy Names Titadieds, honoring the late individual with a solemn rite.
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Woody
Motion to quash indictments fails in Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials report that a bid to reopen hearings to quash indictments against two men, including a noted defendant, failed. The criminal department of the superior court overruled the motion yesterday as the case proceeds. September date referenced for a later hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mank Willis
Superior Court
Ela Fein
Matthew
oSrlumidit
Dad Caplan
Los Amgeles Times
Tic Geroberry
Gu An Lial
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Frepei
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Yiu Wet
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Asson
L. L. Phil
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Edudora Chautauqua
Vesterdax
Roaea
Union Pacific
San Prencisco
America
Colorado
Echo Canyon
Weber Canyon
Ogden Canyon
Lucia
Great Salt Lake
Truckee River Canyon
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Emigrant Gap
Amer
Fean River
San Francisco Bay
California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes Park
Yellowstone National Park
Lake Takes
Yosemite National Park
W. K. Cundiff
Walnut Street
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Marcie
Guy Voor
Flor
Childtren
Nell
Ely
Vlora
Colyer
Bethel
G.A.R
Army
Ruse
We Pardee
Toyoka
Tegal
Goodyear
Tiredon
Goodyear Tire Farm
Goodyear Service Stations
Lawrence
Kas
Firestone-Alexander Motor Co
Central Motor Car Co
Baldwin
Baldwin Garage
Eudora
Eudora Garage
Ronn
Burghan
AL Toms
Phoenis
Arizona
Quigley
Klein
Massachusetts Street
CarterCycle Works
West
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