Unlimited powers granted Kerensky amid Russian crisis
The provisional government grants Kerensky unlimited powers to restore order and fight the enemies of the revolution. The measure, approved by soldiers and workers delegates and peasant councils, aims to unify front and home fronts amid German offensives and internal instability. The move follows battles near Craonne and in Galicia as Russian troops resist, while casualties and morale concerns unfold.
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Arrest of Petrograd Workmen and Soldiers Council Leader
July 25 report states Lieutenant Davashkevitch and another executive committeeman, along with the workmen and soldiers council, have been arrested. He is charged with inciting Peterhof troops to topple the provisional government. Indications arise of fear of counter revolution and a central committee manifesto urging local revolutionary groups to rally around their political centers.
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Baldwin City files quiet title suit over land with septic tank
The City of Baldwin through attorney C C Stewart filed a quiet title suit for land near the city limits containing a septic tank. Walter Kennedy is named as defendant. The 20 of 30 acre tract once owned by Lauren Todd was sold to James Molby and boundary lines were fixed by Towant and Molby. A recent survey places Kennedy's north boundary north of the septic tank.
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Kansas Guard Mobilizes at Riley for Typhoid Shots and Training
The Kansas National Guard plans a staged mobilization at Fort Riley starting August 5, with all troops given physical exams and anti typhoid serum before any move to Fort Sill around September first. Soldiers will remain in Kansas during vaccination and testing, then relocate en masse, aided by rail transport, to prepare for deployment.
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Conspiracy in France Reported by Senator Clemenceau
Paris July 23 Senator Clemenceau, speaking in the upper house, accused Interior Minister Matry of neglecting measures against revolutionary elements propagandizing in France. He said they urged a soldiers and workers committee like Russia, and noted police had tracked the sacred union since the war with limited results.
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City Commission Set to Hear Water Rate Ordinance
The city commission will meet tomorrow morning in regular session to consider the ordinance changing water rates. The measure has triggered multiple extra sessions in the past week as officials address the proposed changes.
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City Commission
Tragedy of Ignorance Mentioned by Carlyle
In a remark reflecting on education and wisdom, Carlyle declares that any person capable of knowledge who dies ignorant constitutes a tragedy. The quote underscores the enduring belief that knowledge defines human worth and potential.
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Carlyle
Chaos on Russian front spurs swift harsh measures
Telegram from the Second Army executive committee to Kerensky reports chaotic conditions on the southwest front. Units abandon positions, disobey orders, and threaten the revolution with disintegration. Commanders order firing on deserters and warnings to restore discipline.
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Girls Helped in Harvest in Osage County Fields
Michigan Valley July 25. Specials Farmers report Osage county women enlisted in the wheat drive are not afraid of field mice spiders or snakes and can pitch wheat and oats. Frequent showers hasten the harvest as extra hands move to western Kansas. Even college girls shelve society to aid harvesters.
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Michigan Valley
Osage County
Kansas
Organize Douglas county unit asks women to meet
Mrs Wilder S Metcalf is asked to organize the Women's Douglas county unit of the Kansas Branch of the National Council of Defense. Women are called to meet at 1236 Massachusetts street at four o'clock Thursday to plan registration and support Herbert Hoover's conservation schedule. The effort aims to mobilize religious social and patriotic groups across the county to register women and stimulate interest.
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Douglas County
Kansas
National Council of Defense
Massachusetts Street
Herbert C. Hoover
Street Car Service Resumes to Woodland Area
Park Street car service to Woodland will resume tomorrow after several weeks of suspension during east side street paving. City limits to Woodland have been clarified and service will operate as scheduled.
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Woodland
Park
Fewer OT Camp Officers at Fort Riley Visit Lawrence
Fewer soldiers from the Officers Training Camp at Fort Riley arrived in Lawrence today for final examinations in many subjects. Competitive company drills kept many others at the camp, reducing visitors.
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Fort Riley
Lawrence
City Campaign Contribution Totals Reach 14609 55
The city campaign contributions total 14609 55 with many pledges overdue. Generous gifts led by Governor W. Stubbs at 1000 and the Bowers sock interests at 750, followed by Lawrence Banks 540 and Paper Mill improves 500. Dozens of individuals and organizations contributed 20 or more, with details listed for accountability and prompt post campaign payments urged.
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Fums
Lawrence Banks
Jeahn Kilworth
Staty
Innes, Hallene
Hackman
William Dockinge
Pochler Mercantile Company
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Youngs Peoples’ Societies of Churches
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Journal-World of
Kansas Weather Report Announced Overnight
Weather summary for yesterday indicates generally fair conditions with continuing warm spells. Forecast calls for warm tonight and Tuesday with continued fair skies and no major precipitation expected.
Milk Shippers Meet To Promote Local Dairy Center
Milk shippers buyers and producers will attend a Chamber of Commerce meeting on Tuesday at 1280 to discuss promoting the dairy industry in the community. The aim is to inform farmers and merchants of dairy opportunities and to seek a condensary for Lawrence, plus at least a cooling and testing station. Invitations go to all interested in the business, direct or indirect, and businessmen’s cooperation with farmers is essential. A speaker from the Kansas State Agricultural College dairy husbandry unit is expected.
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Reception Committee Formed for Asian Commission Prefs
S Trenter of the University helps receive Asian Commission preferences as Kan reception committee for the eCOMMission. The event marks the genesis of Kansas Kiidsy and includes references to a silent picketing at the White House with 22 members, reflecting wartime civic activity and protest in Washington.
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S. Trenter
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State of Kansas
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Washington
Mile 25
White House
Tie Warments
Change in Payroll System Urged by State Auditor
State Auditor recommends overhaul of salary payment methods to improve efficiency and transparency. Review suggests adopting direct depositing, standardized pay cycles, and clearer audit trails across state agencies.
University of Kansas teachers to switch to nine month pay
Chancellor Strong outlined a plan to pay University of Kansas faculty in nine monthly installments rather than twelve, aiming to align salaries with contracts and reduce fiscal year overlapping. State Auditor Knapp noted summer teaching raises pay structure concerns and urged legislative approval to adjust appropriations.
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Real W. Knapp
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State Board of Administration
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Excitement Uncalled For over Drafts At University
Students in the summer session face disruption as draft calls begin. Dean Freder ic J. Kelly pledges protection of credits and tuition if called before term end. Some attendees have already left, while others believe there will be time to finish the four weeks. Lane area registrants may avoid early drafts, and Lawrence and Douglas county residents expect delays. George A Werle arrives from Largo North Dakota to visit with colleagues. Many applicants for the Second Officers Training Camp report rejection notices, likely due to age.
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Frederik J. Kelly
Bean Kelly
Hoe
Lawrence
Douglas County
Organize Defense Forming Lawrence Home Guard Unit
The Local Organization plans regular drills modeled after the U S Army as Lawrence villagers gather at the Chamber of Commerce to form a Lawrence company of Home Guards. Membership opens to all males over sixteen with officers to be elected for one year and an executive committee to appoint leaders.
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Lawrence Company of Homé Guards
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Homé Gusard of
Kansas
Home Guard
Home Guard Meeting Tonight At Chamber of Commerce
Those interested in the home guards are invited to meet tonight in the chamber of commerce rooms. The gathering aims to perfect an organization and enlist men on the Douglas County Draft list to ensure familiarity with drill should they be called for service. The new officers expect prompt participation by the guards.
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Army
National Guard
War Department
Military Sisterhood meeting planned in Lawrence
A Lawrence gathering Friday afternoon at 2 at the Episcopal chapel aims to form a Kansas Military Sisterhood branch. Mrs. C I Martin and Mrs. Arthur Mills of Topeka will speak. the group supports families of soldiers in service and outlines a practical plan for operation.
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Sisterhood
Need Rain Badly In Douglas County Farmlands
The Douglas County area faces severe drought with corn fields turning brown and widespread distress from continued dry weather. Local showers helped some districts but overall moisture remains scarce and urgent rain is needed.
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Douglas County
Balloon release for Douglas County Fair season tickets
C W Murphy secretary of the Fair Association announces another balloon release tonight after six o'clock to distribute season tickets. Additional balloons will be released every few days at undisclosed starting locations as part of the fair promotion.
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C. W. Murphy
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