Women Fail On Measures In Topeka Welfare Debate
In Topeka a debate on welfare reforms includes proposed bills backed by lawmakers Capper and others. The measures aim to fund child hygiene programs, establish a bureau of child guidance, regulate women’s work and wage practices, and create state and local jail provisions while addressing widows’ property and tax concerns.
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Topeka
Mattel
Ian
Fon
Seagate
Cierny Capper
Bureau of Child Divgiene
Weipa Fem Howe
Eminties
de Londant
Francis Wilkard Das
Fereerwarizes
Servirnes
Repulse Strong Attacks Defeat Germans On the Front
Fragmentary report describes German assaults repulsed with heavy losses as Allied forces defend key positions. Text references Ypres and Mesgu areas, with mentions of fortifications and ongoing bombardment. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a battle update amid heavy shelling.
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Eneny
Herke
Offrerst
Gener
Athack
Ypres
Heoenen
Neil Cal
Sony Az Sulla
Rae Tosava
Bern Fo
Ebay
Will Abandon Blockade and Port Activity
The report notes moves to abandon a blockade and resume port operations. It mentions two Americans sipping etas as the ship visit proceeds and details about the vessel being prepared to sail. It also records the death of Mrs. Ed Anderson and a Baker University related note with incomplete names and contexts.
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Ed. Anderson
Will Anderson
Trains Run Slower On Soft Ground Causes Slight Delay
Train movements slowed by soft ground and firm frost issues on tracks. Heavy snow and frost have left rails uneven, reducing speed below usual schedule. Officials report limited speed to about thirty miles per hour as repairs extend.
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Travedia
Dr Wolfe Delivers Farewell Sermon At First Methodist
Congregation passes resolution asking him to stay and thanks for five and a half years of service. Report notes steady growth, generous missions support, and a large attendance for closing day with Mrs Wolfe and choir. Others reflect on finances, benevolent work, and plans following pastorate.
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Wolfe
Darin
Hans Kew
Pete
Dr. Wortthy
Altieri
Bora
Vaal P. Walte
Tim
Powell Leaves for Ottawa and Addresses Congregation
Dr Powell departs to Ottawa presenting resolutions passed by the Lawrence congregation. He urged worshippers to pursue town needs and conservation work as the best service to the people. The meeting lauded his character and urged his ministry as a model for civic Christianity.
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Powell
Westerdin
Citiwat
Turki shrapnel fears rise as Dardanelles defense urged
Paris dispatch reports Turkish leaders uneasy amid renewed pleas that the Dardanelles withstand Allied pressure. Ottoman forces deny weakness, while anxiety grows among residents fearing new shelling as naval activity increases near Marmora Sea. A German cruiser renamed Selim is noted to be at commission with a potential armor flaw. Local obituaries and cemetery notes appear amid a broad Manhattan political contest and organizational meetings.
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Paris
Mar
Ivas Secrey
Athens
Marmoria Sea
Selim
Corben
Cleanup of Union Debt Impacts Roverseek Theatre Night
The latest effort to address student union debt limits attendance to Roverseek theatre tonight. Proceeds from the event will go to the student council to cover the debt and support campus activities.
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Roverseek
Weather note from Kansas shows cloudy afternoon
A Kansas weather note reports partly cloudy conditions this afternoon with no temperature change. Forecasters indicate steady conditions through the day with mild winds and no significant weather events expected.
University enrollment drive meets funding shortfall
A long report details the University’s enrollment growth and the lag in state appropriations for buildings. It notes that since 1900 funding for central administration and new facilities has fallen short by about 497,500 dollars, with enrollment rising while building expenditures stagnate. County Attorney J Amick has returned to work after medical leave.
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Ta. Jek
Linus
Haggai
Elaine
Sun Whiel
Ftei
University
Amick
J Amick
Water Supply Talks Face Vital Questions in Lawrence
Daily city council discussion centers on water pumping, quality since sinking wells, and emergency readiness. Officials debate immediate service needs, potential plant expansion, and rate reductions while considering new treatment proposals.
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Ho -Matehedl
Datipateie
Lawrence
Mitchell
Wily
Catney
State tax debate on pension support for state workers
Fire Chief Wok argues for a special tax to fund pension and equipment needs of state departments, claiming general funds fall short. He contends adequate, ongoing support prevents decline in department efficiency and safeguards officers against disability, while raising concerns about fairness for retirees and retirees with long service.
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Caids
Sat
Pia Elise
Many Years In Trade Celebrates Local Store Birthday
A historical piece recalls the growth of a prominent local business founded by Weare and partners, tracing its origins from modest beginnings to wide community recognition. The article marks a birthday celebration and extends best wishes for ongoing prosperity, noting key figures such as Mr A D Weare and partners.
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Safirdat
Lawrenet
Prourt
Lathroyt
Vidlene
Aly
A.D
Weare
Abi
Hunting license revenue and local restrictions impact buyers
A fragment from a 19th century notice reports a revenue loss as hunting licenses decline after a new rule prohibits shooting. It notes many licenses issued this month, a sharp drop since year start, and mentions Herman Broecker and Robert Siedenopf in distressed health cases. It also lists Siegenfoot as a sales clerk and H. H. Good changing address.
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Tawiel
Herman Broecker
Drawing Interest Daily Financial State of Board
Sam Moore recently hired by the Board of Education to design and install a books system for accounting reports the board’s financial health. He notes much discussion pro and con about finances and says the board is drawing interest on its daily balance at the bank. He adds this is the first time in many years the finances have been in such good condition.
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Board of Education
Sam Moore
Mr. Moore
Third Committee Makes an Attempt to Break Appropriation Deadlock
After hours of executive session in Topeka the joint committee failed to resolve the $240,000 annual appropriation deadlock for charitable educational and penal institutions. A new five-member commission to redraw reapportionment was proposed, with members from both houses and the Supreme Court and legal associations to select. Also approved were certificates allowing some teachers to work in Pittsburg and Hays, while a slaughter regulation bill and other measures faced passage or delay.
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Jornal World
House
Senate
Hax
Sheen
Shouse
Price
Clark
Keene
Farrell
Candill
Bird
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
State Law Association
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Gevernor
Senate Bal
Viiborg
Neral
Bangiovia
Stat Dhe Awheritaral College
Fronge
Lincoln Beachey Dies In San Francisco Bay Monoplane Crash
Lincoln Beachey, renowned aviator, perished when his new monoplane failed during a 7000 foot ascent at the Panama Pacific Exposition. The wings crumpled as he attempted a banked descent, plunging into San Francisco Bay near the dock with an audience of thousands watching.
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San Francisco
Mar
Lincoln Beachley
Beachey
Fair Grounds
Beache
Inv Beachey
Reacher
Ethel Shoemaker
Hili Teday
WILL CROSS NEW BRIDGE
Arrangements were made in a Saturday conference between Hein of the Heim Interurban Company and county commissioners for an interurban line planning to run to Lawrence over a new Kansas River bridge. The cars would enter Lawrence via Elm Street in North Lawrence, with right of way discussions also settled. Service across the river is expected soon after the bridge is finished.
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Hein
Heim Interurban Company
Lawrence
Kansas River Bridge
Elm’ Street
Forseon
Slim
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