Austro Austro-Hungarians Win On Eastern Front Report
Austrian official statement praises successes on the eastern front on the 18th with German and Austro-Hungarian forces advancing near Prussia Galicia and Volhynia. They claim 45 000 Russians captured as prefab lines collapse. German forces near Nowe Georwievsk and Windau tighten pressure on Riga.
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Vienna
Poland
Volhynia
Russia
Vistula
Fisanka
Tusa
Rome
Krastnoslav
Skierynoo
Tirahovets
Valitza
Enpmy
TAS
Tue
Windau
Berlin
Inky Ze
Bukowina
von Galwiz
Narew
Nowe Georwievsk
Warsaw
Witt
Goring
Perion
Baltic
Riga
Dalfie
Es - Tle
Pension Great Educator Pension Figures In British Politics
London reports Joseph Peake, sacked minister, receiving a fixed pension of 6000 a year. The piece notes this is among a series of political pensions, mentioning Henry Chaplin and Gerald Bale Foie in previous grants and highlighting ongoing controversy over pensions for former officials.
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London
Joseph Peake
Gerald Bale Foie
Henry Chaplin
House of Commons
Remington Strike Expands To Bridgeport Plants
Machinists walk out at noon today affecting Bridgeport Engine Drilling Co the Columbia Nut and Bolt Co and the Gaynor Mfg Co as part of a wider walkout at the Kemington Armng Wet Ammnition Co plant. Fewer than a thousand machinists employed at the last named plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport. Con
Kemington Armng Wet Ammnition Co
Bridgeport Enginedrimg Co
Columbia Nut & Bolt’ Co
Gaynor
Do Oyalk
Cherre B. Clnett Sails in Arctic Explorer Hunt
The schooner Cherre B. Clnett departed Sidney yesterday as part of a hunt for lost explorers in the Arctic. A relief party led by B. MacMilin and Mrs Mie Millan joined the expedition heading toward Greenland in search of Cracker Land, with planned stops at Rattle Harbor and Latrader along the route.
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Arctic
New York
Cherre B. Clnett
Sidneye
Denall
Greenland
B. MacMilin
Mie Millan
Muett
To Hutchinson With Prisoner Chapie Hern
A fragmented report mentions a prisoner named Chapie Hern linked to a freight car break in July and a reference to Hitchingen and individuals including Cummings. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Hutchinson
Chapie Hern
Hitchingen
Roosevelt Is Serious From Now On Speeches Will Be Vital
Theodore Roosevelt told a large crowd in Portand Ore that future addresses would focus on vital national matters, warning listeners not to trust sensational reports. He spoke from the rear of his train amid cheers and then departed for San Francisco.
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Theodore Rongevelt
Roosevelt
Colelt
San Fran
Frank's Condition Improves After Restful Night
Milledgeville July 20 physicians attending Leo M L Frank whose throat was cut by mother confessed viet in the state prison here Saturday night said today that he had rest at night and they considered his condition good. He is able to take nourishment.
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Milledgeville, Ci
Leo ML Frank
New Credit Vote in British War Expenditure
A credit vote was introduced in the House of Commons to authorize further war spending. The second supplementary vote would raise the total appropriated war expenditures to 3,250,000,068 pounds, reflecting continued British wartime funding requests and parliamentary action.
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London
House of Comins
State Won't Pay for Alumni Dinner From University Officials New Ruling
University authorities say the annual alumni dinner has always been funded by the university. A new ruling could force poorly paid officials to cover the bills, challenging long-standing practice and vouchers tied to university funds. The state auditor questioned payment processes as university leaders consider undoing past expenses and reallocating costs.
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Davis
Jaye
George Q. Foster
Ius Board ‘of
Bai
Ty University
M. Hei
Lee
Prat N
Flint Secretis
Univ Ol Kanesas Amini Association
Dlinney
Amd
Ibs
Move University Duis
Topeka
Kan
W. Nearwig
Sesterday
Board of
Ufe Red Vanchors
Merchants Object to Dray Wagons in Town Streets
City commissioners debated dray wagons blocking Main Street in Lawrence. Merchants urged keeping wagons on side streets while farmers and customers struggle to park. A police ordinance increasing pay for patrols passed unanimously, though treasurer opposed due to funds. Street cleaning funding and inspector duties also discussed with no final decision.
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Board of ‘City Commisioners
Marnins
Massachus Clittta
Paniness
CL Shaler
Wah Sneewas Brothers
Alidrich
Fischer
M. Chirk
Wilson
A. Epley
Aluedieke
Klein
Newnee
Genrse Kreeck
Fameisen
Cleland
God
Utilities
Big German banks absorb smaller rivals in consolidation
In Frankfurt Germany the private firm of Goll and Sons founded in 1700 and 2400 years of history has been absorbed by the Credit Bank of Berlin. It will operate as a branch of the Berlin joint stock bank. The war has fallen hardest on private banks, accelerating consolidations across German finance. Also notes Mr and Mrs John Lundeen visiting relatives as Mrs Lundeen returns to Galesburg Illinois.
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Frankfort
Germany
Aamimane
Germ
Goll and Sons
South Germany
Mitfebivn
Credit Bank of
Berlin
Hig
Kansas Weather Briefing For Today And Tomorrow
A terse weather note indicates a few details about Kansas conditions. It mentions lingering pea sized precipitation yesterday, possible showers tonight and Wednesday, and a slight temperature change with windy or loud conditions unlikely to persist. Local forecast mentions two pea events and general pattern for today and tomorrow.
Battle Report From Mexican Front Near Cananea
A Villa force of about 2500 troops, sent from Nogales, Sanura, engaged near Cananea in a Mexican battle reported from Nogales. The clash involved Mexican artillery and continued for hours as forces maneuvered toward the town, with details still incomplete.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sanura
Cananea
Maxtorena
Gathering of Kansans in California Draws Heavy Attendance
The Journal-World notes thousands of Kansans reside in California and many travel to Pasadena aboard special trains. Delegation includes notable figures from Tirtinganie and other supporters, aiming to showcase Kansas representation. Subscribing Kansans like Shaw and Spalding in Los Angeles stay connected through the paper.
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California
Ted
Teels
Will Wather
Pasadena
Tirtinganie
Ain Istate
Kansas
Journal-World Tins
Simone
Janwiener
du Los
George Se. Shaw
Arthi Mo Spalding
Henry A. Martin
Ohber
Wy HL
Quakenbush
Rock Island Rail Service Stalled by Leased Track
Local dispute over use of leased track from Topeka delays Rock Island line through Lawrence. Brown letters to merchants and farmers association push for public utilities action as senators plan a committee review. Effort aims to restore Rock Island stops for freight and passenger service, aiding city industries and connections.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Rock Island
Rock
Eladtins Brown
Merchants Ated Farmers Association
le Ag
Brown
Reid
Asgerigtion Lodnat
Hon Wilson
Mahing
Pauture
Tavis
Che
Gasneration
Ahas
Starkweather
Aeatter Lee
Poner
Bart
Merchants Back Plan to Identify University Students
Lawrence merchants push a plan to issue student identification cards with registration receipts to curb forgeries and allow safe handling of checks. The cards would show the date, school, and student number and would be used for fee payment and as proof of identity when students return to work next September. Merchants Association, led by Secretary Harry Sparks, argues the measure will reduce professional crooks posing as students and lower losses from bad checks, though some doubt its impact on crime and on student burdens.
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George Q. Foster
Lawrence
Lawrences Merchants’ Assortilion
Saul
Imakis
Howrdion House
Spagtinirs
Lawrence Merchants
Nostagle
Identifien Ion
Dow
Seleme
Amy Cronk
Lloyd George meets miners leaders in Cardiff talk
In Wales on July 20 Lloyd George the minister of munition and Walter Ranei mans joined Arthur Henderson leader of the Labour Party for a conference with miners leaders amid a mining strike. The meeting aimed at negotiation and settlement of disputes affecting the industry.
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Lloyd George
Cardiff
Wales
Manitions
Pavil Lloyd-Georges
Board of
Tribe
Walter Raneimans
Board of Education
Arthur Hendersons
de Myeers
Henderson
Wens
Thieves Steal Morphine From New Orleans Firm
A New Orleans drug firm reported a major morphine theft totaling tens of thousands of doses. Police said the robbers appeared to be involved with drugs or connected to a wholesale operation. Charles Sutton faced charges after being detained in Kansas City.
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New Orleans
Sprlice
Eithey
Tent collapses injuring many at Chanqua fair near Dallastown
A severe wind storm wrecked a tent at Ghantauqua near Dallastown yesterday, killing two and injuring fifteen as spectators gathered for a midway show. Gay Hess was crushed under a central post and Dr. E S Mann became tangled in debris during the wreck.
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Ghantauqua
Dallastown
Here
Gay Hess
E. S. Mann
York
Bombardment of Colmar Station by French Air Squadron
An official War Office notice states a squadron of six French aeroplanes attacked the Colmar railway station in Upper Alsace this morning. The aircraft withdrew uneventfully after the raid.
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Pavis
War Office
Avenune
Colmai
Seapitel
Upper
Alsuen
Seizure of Carranza Ammunition At New Orleans
United States customs officers seized a shipment of government cartridges tied to General Carranza in New Orleans on July 2. The consignment, valued at about 1000 dollars, was described in police reports and involved shells and ammunition. Officials declined further comment on the case.
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New Orleans
United States Customs
Herve Gla
Boy Robs Headley Store Last Night
A youth named Buster confessed to entering the Headley store on West Ninth Street by lifting a window transom and climbing inside. He stole cash and silver from the open drawer, 45.80 in his possession, and admitted staging the break after noting the shop was unguarded. Police traced him to a later eating scene before recovering the scene details.
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Buster
Lvadsey
West Ninth Street
Handley
Stere
Amd
Fily Buster
AG Aardorsen
Lmadley
Levene
Atrdeme
Hoadley
Drndue
Mr. Tadley
Liz
Wim
Mer
Baster
Tid
Kaw Valley
Lawrence Loyalty to Fraternal Aid
Lawrence paper mill workers and businessmen urge keeping the Fraternal Aid headquarters in the city. Insurance payroll supports Lawrence with about $10,000 monthly, plus remittances and local employment. Postmaster and local workers note how mail, magazines, and salaries flow through Lawrence, boosting the economy and confidence in local institutions. Page 2 continues with George Innes backing the city’s loyalty to the Fraternal Aid and other local industries.
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Lawrence
Ely
Thivally
Laugrence
Laayrence
Kansas
Laurence
New England
Nmber
Anna
Paper Company
al Wave Beer
Reenainder
Sslittsey
Fyaturnala
Thins
George Innes
Fraternal Aid
Teorze Innes
University of Kansas
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Vily Treasury
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Hlolyfield
John Lundeen
Mir
Anderson
Galesburg
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Will
Rockslard
Supreme Court
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Union Pacific
Ge A. RB
W.L. McNeer
Foster
Sparks
Charies Sutton
Kanbane City
Bombard
Carranza
Buster Hawkins
Irving Hill
Lawrence Institution
A. Journal-World
Lawrence Paper Manufacturing Company
Ibis Institution
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