Bolshevik Rule Overthrown In Unconfirmed Moscow Report
Unconfirmed Copenhagen dispatch claims Bolshevik government in Moscow has fallen, Gen Korniloff with German aid seized power, Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor. Lenine and Trotzky reportedly fled to Murman coast. Kerensky in London refuses return. British and Berlin papers note cautious reception of the German-sourced report.
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London
Moscow
Exchange Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Korniloff
Nicholas
Nikolai Lenine
Leon
Trotzky
Murman Coast
Hungarians Rebels Spread Across Dual Monarchy Reported
Paris reports a growing revolt in Hungary and Austria as mutinous outbreaks strike the garrisons of Gyor and Pecs. Two thousand mutineers were condemned to death, with the movement described as widespread and strongly pervasive in the army amid violent demonstrations in several cities.
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Paris
Gyor
Pecs
Hungary
Austria
Von Kuehlmann Resigns as German Foreign Secretary
Zurich dispatch reports Dr. Von Kuehlmann offered his resignation as German foreign secretary on Wednesday and that the Emperor is believed to accept it. Paris wires note French troops advanced their lines southeast of Amiens in Senecat wood by the Avre river. Prisoners number 122 taken in actions between the Marne and the Oureq south of Demard.
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von Kuehlmann
Paris
Zurich
Amiens
Senecat Wood
Avre
Marne
Oureq
Demard
Airmen kill eleven in Paris raid aftermath
Paris reports eleven people killed and fourteen injured after bombs dropped by German airmen in last night's raid over the Paris district. The explosion caused extensive damage and prompted emergency responses from local authorities.
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Paris
Post Office Sees Major Stamp Trade Yesterday
War savings stamps valued at 12000 dollars were sold at the post office yesterday reflecting strong local stamp drive. The event highlights a significant community effort to support wartime financing and public savings programs.
War Savings Stamps Drive Sets County Records Expected
War Savings Stamps sales surge as Douglas County post offices report strong daily totals and notes expect full quota near 502000. Volunteers man booths in town and schoolhouse meetings plan drives to boost monthly purchases with $4.17 stamps growing to $5.00 at maturity.
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Douglas County
I. C. Stevenson
Margaret Einch
Alice Guenther
Linnie’ Sheets
Virginia Beer
Arton
Frank Meierhoffer
Will Postpone Vote On Woman Suffrage Resolution
Senate wage leaders agreed to indefinite postponement of a vote on the woman suffrage resolution, blocked yesterday and expected to wait until after Congress recess. They planned to abandon the plan to force a vote next week and delay further action.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Wage Feaders
106 on lists today U S Casualties include Forty one killed in action
Washington June 28 The army casualty list today shows 56 names divided among killed in action 24 died of wounds 4 died of other causes 22 wounded severely 2 and one prisoner 1 Lieut Jerome Goldman St Louis died of wounds Arthur Bond Scipio Ohio Howard Van Campen Haven Kansas wounded severely Ronald Ginder Jameson Mo Charles Meyer St Louis A marine corps list carries 50 names with 17 killed in action 7 died of wounds 26 severely wounded Corporal Robert Clore Lees Summit Mo wounded severely Lacey Gibbs Ellis Kansas Wm Mitchell Louisiana Mo
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U.S
Washington
Jerome Goldman
Charles
Meyer
St. Louis
Marine Corps
Robert Clore
Lees Summit
Lacey Gibbs
Ellis
Kansas
Wm. Mitchell
Louisana
Two University Instructors Enlisted for Red Cross Work
Prof. W. W. Davis of history department and Miss May Gardner romance languages instructor have enlisted for Red Cross work and await calls to France. Davis becomes field representative and aims to depart soon. Gardner plans six months in France canteen service then return for the university term. Gardner supervised surgical dressing work and has traveled to France previously.
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Red Cross
France
Department of History
May Gardner
Davis
University
Columbia
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
City Water Is Pure in Lawrence Says Lab Chief
Dr. C Young of the State Water and Sewage laboratory states Lawrence water is safe to drink without boiling and poses no infection danger. He notes spring rains caused impure surface water and bacterial growth, while stressing that samples for public use are analyzed and ice sold for refrigeration only should not be used in drinks or ice tea as some germs survive freezing.
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Lawrence Wa
C. Young
State Water and Sewage Laboratory
Kansas
State Board of Health
Local Merchants Win State Contracts in Topeka
Lawrence merchants were among the 17 bidders approved by the State Board of Control in Topeka for contracts to supply Kansas institutions. The Fair Store and Weaver Dry Goods Co. earned large orders including textiles, blankets, shoes, notions, and various fabrics for the coming year. The list specifies extensive quantities such as wool blankets, overshoes, napkins, shirts, shirting, rugs, and numerous yardages of cotton and denim products.
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State Board
Lawrence
State Board of Control
Topeka
Kansas
A. D. Weavis
Weaver Dry Goods Company
J. H. Cohn
Fair
Froyn
Sampson Galatia
Survivor Louie L Horr on leave after rescue at sea
Louie L Horr, a survivor of the torpedoed transport President Lincoln, is spending a short leave of absence with his parents in Narragansett. He was adrift for eighteen hours in the Atlantic before being rescued.
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Louie L. Horr
Lincoln
Atlantic
President Lincoln
William Allen White Back Home From Red Cross Lectures
Allen White returns to Emporia after a month touring Northwestern states delivering Red Cross lectures. He spoke in Washington Idaho Oregon California Utah Colorado and Montana. At noon the Chamber of Commerce honored J D Bowersock with a davenport for his chamber work and Liberty Loan drive.
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Bill. Allen White
Emporia
Kan
William Allen
White
Northwestern
Red Cross
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
California
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Sweeney
J. D. Bowersock
Mr. Bowersock
Sing We Recently Learned The Meaning Of A Word
A brief note notes we recently learned the meaning of a word, inviting reflection on language and its subtle shifts. The line suggests a playful or instructional moment about vocabulary.
Induction Parade Honors Lawrence War Volunteers Tonight
A large parade tonight will send seventy Lawrence men to Camp Funston for their journey to Berlin via France. Induction tags were issued at the court house by George Brune as the men toured city venues and attended a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce with speakers including General Metcalf and Chancellor Strong. The group, joinable by free theatre admission and city officials, departs at 7:40 P.M. with city bands and G A R participation, followed by a formal sendoff at Union Pacific station.
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Camp Funston
Berlin
France
Court House
Lawrence
George Brune
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Wilder S. Metcalf
National Army
Metcalf
Frank Strong
University
B. F. Rice
University Army Training School
Theodore Gardner
Lawrence Theatres
Court’ House
J. R. Woodward
Draft Board
Union Pacific
Lawrence City
Haskell
Ralph V. O'Neil
John Glen -Ellis
Harold B. Tiff
Frank Eugene Godding
Charles Lister Taylor
Arthur Anderson
James Mcl. Stewart
John E. Liggett
Jacob Earl Rhodes
Gottleib Neider
Floyd D. O’brien
Marion John Renner
A. W. Watkins
Karl A. Deitz
Fred. W. Lobb
Walter J. Gallagher
Bertie Marts
Carl Neider
Harold N. Higgins
Henry Otto Young
Chas.Warren Hill
Jerrold Bassett
Herman Aretz
Wm. E. Kennedy
Leo. Ci Clup
Harold H. Winey
Gerald S. Haynes
Thos. H. Neal
Wm. C. Barkley
Ralph K. Brass
Fred R. Frye
Robt
E. ‘Oars
Louis Schott
George Dornon
Harry E. Crum
Joseph T. Frank
C. A. Petefish
John H., Frye
Willie Kunkle
Robt. H. Petz
Frank W. Copp
Chas
Ray Lincoln
Fred C. Willliams
Chas. W. Young
Edwin T. Burgess
Thurston E. Dunakin
Earnest Thurber
A. Waddell
Elmer E. Johnson
Thurman Fitzpatrick
Harry Wm. Hoffman
Leon A. Wilgus
Geo. D. Breakey
Raymond C. Stotter
Carl C. Warnock
Paul Fred Thompson
Glen Roy McQueen
Isaac Melton Kring
Paul C. Douglas
Fred Allen McClanahan
Bruce E. McKee
Walter Roscoe Stubbs
Clarence W. Gottstein
John L. Gibler
Earl Williamson
Roy M. Sullivan
Olin Button
Roy Parks
Clarence James Lavin
Roy Silas Bowen
Louis E. Maichel
Harry Otto Wulfkuhle
Emerson Preston Roe
Howard Owen Deay
John A. Smith
Jesse A. Wingert
Albert Joel Hakan
Wm. S. Spicer
Fred W. Tenny
Hugo B- Axe
Chas. Morgan
Thos. E. Losh
Nelson Freeman
Harvey G. Brecheisen
L. W. Titterington
Don Davis to Chicago to work in Quartermaster dept
Don Davis a former five time attendee at Kansas University and publisher of the 1918 Jayhawks will go to Chicago to work in the Quartermaster's department for the time being. If he does not soon enter an officers training school he will enlist in the navy.
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Don Davis
Kk. U
Chicago
Quartermaster’s Department
Navy
Conway and Beesoe Spend Pos East
Unclear OCR reads about Mr and Bee soe Conway and spending pos east. Fragment lacks clear entities or events.
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Bee
Conway
Soldiers to stay with local families during week end program
The week end plan for student soldiers includes a 7 30 Has kell band concert before Robinson Gym, an 8 30 Carl Preyer concert in Fraser chapel, and a Woodland Park picnic 7 30 to 9 30 Saturday. Sunday offers church services, a 10 am special exercise by Rev. Ross, and families may host soldiers. A Hamilton field baseball game is scheduled Sunday at 3 pm, with practice ongoing for a state guard game on the Fourth of July.
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Haskell
Robinson Gymnasium
Carl Preyer
Fraser Chapel
Woodland Park
Ross
W. S.1derson
Congregational Church
Lawrence
Hamilton Field
Prattice
State Guard
House passes Eight Billion Dollar wartime bond bill
In Washington on June 28 the House approved a bill authorizing an extra bond issue of eight billion dollars with no dissent and little debate. The measure would add to about 4.02 trillion dollars of authorized and unissued bonds for the fiscal year ending next week and set a minimum six billion for the fourth Liberty Loan. The plan aims to pass the Senate before the July recess, bringing wartime bond authorizations since the war began to twenty-two trillion dollars.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sailors Picked Up After Dwinsk Sinking Off Nova Scotia
A boat from Shelburne NS landed 24 American sailors from the steamship Dwinsk, sunk by a submarine off the Atlantic coast. They were rescued 60 miles south of Seal Island in the Gulf of St Lawrence after eight days adrift on bread and water. The Dwinsk had been reported sunk June 18, about 700 miles east of the Delaware capes.
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Halifax
N. S
Atlantic
Shelburne
N.S
Seal Island
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Dwinsk
Delaware Capes
Government to operate Kansas City Mexico Orient line
Washington June 28 The Kansas City Mexico Orient Railway now in receivership will be operated under government management once a signed contract is in place. The government will pay the receiver 150000 dollars a year to meet obligations and share any earnings above this amount. The agreement may end after six months with a 350000 dollar annual rental by the government.
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Washington
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Speeding charge nets fine for Tom Delehunty
Tom Delehunty appeared in police court this morning on a reckless driving charge and was fined 1 dollar with costs totaling 5.50 dollars. Delehunty was arrested June 24 with Willis Moss, who took turns driving Moss's car. Moss was tried this week and banished from Lawrence.
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Tom Delehunty
Delehunty
Willis Moss
Moss
Lawrence
Flag collection adds Panama flag by Hazel Wiggins
The post office collection of allied flags gains a new piece the flag of Panama crafted by Miss Hazel Wiggins Postmaster Seewir aims to reach eight flags by the Fourth of July in the display of national emblems
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Post Office
Panama
Hazel Wiggins
Seewir
Three New Members Elected to Chamber Of Commerce
At today’s weekly meeting and luncheon the Chamber of Commerce unanimously elected three new members: Henderson Martin, N Basye and E T Riling.
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Chamber of Commerce
Henderson Martin
N. Basye
E. T. Riling
Pershing says no news from American front yesterday
General Pershing's communique reports no notable action on the American front yesterday aside from repulsed raids in the Vosges. The message notes no pressing developments or other reports to report.
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Washington
Vosages
Pershing
Winnipeg Doctor's Nephew Visits Chicago Dental Student
E. A. McRae from Winnipeg, member of the U S Medical Reserve corps, is visiting his uncle Dr S S Klyne of the Methodist church. He is continuing dental studies in Chicago.
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E. A. McRae
Winnipeg, Can
Rumors of Moscow Bolshevik Fall Stir London Reports
Reports from Copenhagen claim the Bolshevik government in Moscow has fallen under anti Soviet forces led by Generals Korniloff and Kalinine, with Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor. Observers warn of renewed Allied pressure on the Western and Italian fronts as German initiative stalls. Washington says a commission to aid Russia economically is being discussed.
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Associated Press
Germany
Compiegne
Aisne
Noyes on-Montdidier
Montdidier
Ypres
Copenhagen
Moscow
London
Korniloff
Kaledines
Nicholas
Berlin
Tages . Zeitung
Kerensky
Russia
Kalenine
Ture
Big Guns Active London War Office report reveals clashes near Arras
War office reports heavy artillery activity last night southeast of Gommecourt and southwest of Arras. British patrols inflicted casualties on German forces in those areas amid ongoing clashes and bombardment.
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London
Gommecourt
Arras
War Office
Haskell Institute Car Driver Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Busky Newcomb, driver of the Haskell Institute car, appeared in court on a reckless driving charge after an accident injuring Charles Clarkson. Bond posted by Mrs. HL Peairs, who contends the motorcyclist violated rules and caused the collision by not observing street signals.
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Busky Newcomb
Haskell Institute
Charles
Clarkson
Bond
HL. Peairs
Thirteenth Street
Haskell
New Jersey Street
British Irish Home Rule Demand Raised at Conference
Want. Irish Settlements London June 28 The British borer conference concluded with a resolution urging the dominion states sitting in London to demand that the British Government settle the Irish question by granting Ireland a large measure of home rule.
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London
Binkie
Bondon
Ireland
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
An OCR damaged newspaper snippet hints at a public sale action carried out by local officials. Readable fragments mention a sale and authority, but key details are missing.
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Tages Zeitung
Petrograd
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Kalendines
Siberian
Irkutsk
Blagovieshtchensk
Khabarovsk
Red Guard
United States
W. W. Davis
Miss May Gardner
Funston
Soldiers At University
Colpenhagen
Seid Commission
Cycilist
Chas. Clarkson
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