Fort Vaux Back in French Hands and Verdun Fight Ongoing
The report claims Fort Vaux has been evacuated by German forces and recaptured by French troops near Verdun. A broader German push along the Meuse region continues with heavy fighting and strategic shifts affecting neighboring sectors.
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Fort Vaux
Vaux
Verdun
Kerlin
Art Dyntusad Vad
Ib Wins
Pbiser
Meuse
Verdint Bas New
Lez
Beoeuts
Ranvourt
Lin Geri
Paris Cuport
Bertin
Saint Mere
Farwat
Perkin
Gerth
Couroe Wite
Soman
Lenden
Lee Beeuts
Ape
Ramea
Frantiern
Gener
Brumanfit Ae
Wkensen
India
Volhynia
Witonier
Berdin
Dique
Tada Prise
Viapar Saami
Serber
Wilson Campaign Kickoff Amid New York Ties
The situation centers on President Wilson’s campaign in New York as he plans several speeches including a major address at Madison Square Garden and an appearance at Cooper Union. Officials discuss merchant shipping policy amid wartime tensions and the press notes a critical stance from business leaders in Wall Street.
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Wilson
Levine
New York
Madison Square Garden
Cooper China
Cooper Square
Wilson Business Menis Leaguer
Muskell Team Heads to Wichita for OSU Clash
Coach A M Venne leads an eighteen man Muskell squad to Wichita to meet Friends University tomorrow. Captain Williams Clepwry Timothy Moran Smphell VBhitek King Benton Ws BL Maur dock Ch Evans Stover Sundevil Frazier Eiders Hamilton and Me ashintu will start. Reber Rote to face A Hurd or Veto Alten. Players to return Saturday. one scout reports intense practice and hopes for strong performance.
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A.M. Venne
Muskell
Wichita
Captain Williams
Clepwry Timothy
Moran
Smphell
Vbhitek
King
Benton
Maur
Dock
Ch Evans
Stover
Sundevil
Frazier
Eiders
Hamilton
Meashintu
Reber
A. Hurd
Manhattan
Veto
Alten
Teansafe City
Waskall
Towne
Conch
Diay
Kalgia
Magle
Seopet
Verne
Train raid near Mes Newel Lyea injures guard and robs passengers
A southbound passenger train was attacked by bandits in a Mes Newel Lyea area locality. Nine soldiers aboard were taken. a conductor was shot in the hip. bandits robbed passengers and stripped women while the train halted amid the heist.
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Vnly
Sih
Chérahine City
Mes Newel Lyea
Ier
Tegh Fuaroy Mani
Sonkuts
de Hailner
de Thuryer
Murwa Shafhers
Saus Sylvestre
Ancona
Alup
Carvansa
Wit
Saline
Pateh
Back in New York Campaign Ends for Staite Fer Wis
In New York Staite Fer Wis resumes speeches ending his campaign with a revival in New York City. He travels through central New York to Catskill and Hudson Valley before returning home to finish the bid.
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New York
Suille
Nev
Eaore
Valley of the Hudson
York
Stolen Telephone Wire Reported In City
Police investigate a theft involving about 4250 feet of telephone wire cut and carried away from a street near 900 block. Officials note robbery appears to be the motive and continue work on the case. Election results show Alfredo winning by 990 votes nationally.
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York
New 44
Cuba
Alfredo
Kansas Graduate Named Associate Director at Institute
Ray Weidlein, KU alumnus, appointed associate director of the Metallurgical Institute at Pittsburg. He led hydro metallurgical work that helped develop a method for copper ore processing. The institute reports forty ongoing research projects and Weidlein's rise follows studies at Kansas, Yale, and the University of Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Vittsburg
Rayimond F. Racan
Meletan Institution of Mndlateral Research
University of Pittsburgannouendat
Rey Weidlein
University of Kansas
Weidlein
Bacon
Igrad Bhy
University of Wane
Loo
Fis
Doe
Kamas
Citts
Hare
Melton Institute
Globetropter Returns and Local Tax Take
A scrambled report notes Globetropter returns amid two years of magnetic observations under Carnegie Foundation guidance. It mentions university ties and a visit to Lawrence, plus a Halloween class gathering at YMCl AL with mixed attendance. The County Treasurer reports tax collections totaling $2,042.16 for the day, with fines bringing in an additional sum of $878.
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Sale
Tawrence
Jake
Tooinka
Seth Lynile
Roearigt
Carnegie Foundation
Mbodrd
Luke Win
Sania
Hiekbisa
Kael
Mary
Mer
Banquet Honors National Guard Men at Fraternal Aid Hall
Arrangements were completed for a banquet at Fraternal Aid Legion hall to honor Lawrence National Guard men. About 500 guests were expected with soldiers from the border invited to attend in uniform. A university convocation the next day would welcome the RLU soldiers with Chancellor Strong and Colonel Metcalf among speakers. An aviator story and submarine sighting were also reported in dispatches.
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Lawrence National Guard
Borden
Walvonie
RLU
Rebinsangsimiuasiuen
Irasec Hall
Ousic
Strong
Metcal
Jones
Aviator Carlstrom Heads East From Chicago
Victor Carlstrom, aviator, starts from Chicago at 6 AM on a barnstorming run to New York. He plans to dine in New York and carries aerial mail under a New York newspaper sponsorship. Crowds cheered at the Aero Club of Illinois field as he lifted off toward an eastbound route, with expectations to reach New York by night.
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Victor Carlstrom
Chicago
New York
Cheago
Aero Clasy
Illinois
Carlstrom
Sic
Py Viator
Tite Corry
Pand Fem
Fkr
Derry
Ido
York
Ander
Carkutron
Erie
Water Plant Tax Fight Between Lawrence and City
Lawrence water company objects to paying taxes on its water plant and offers to post bond if the court rules taxes are owed. City officials seek assessment of taxes, with possible court action to settle who must pay and under what terms.
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Pranster
Wilk Bond
Iself
Lawrence
Lawrence Water Company
Revival Services Draw Large Crowd at Seegard Church
Seegard Presbyterian Church reports strong turnout for revival services led by Evangelist preaching on the unpardonable sin. About 9 store of people pledged to join a public stand for religious life as the sermon titled The Unpardonable Sin challenged moral behavior and urged openness to God's Spirit.
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Seegard Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian
Lawrence
Hogan’s Flop founder Rene Heyer dies in Chivagé
Rene Heyer, longtime founder of Hogan’s Flop, a sheltering mission for derelicts at 220 Meridian Street, died at age indicated in the obituary. He led a life blending fighter, preacher, and humanitarian work and contributed to the Humane Mission’s broad efforts. A note from Hoganowen recalls Moody’s influence on his preaching and dedicated service to feeding and sheltering the hungry, while past exploits are described. The piece also references Y M C A fund drives and a forthcoming meeting with Nazareth Bove addressing law students.
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Chivagé
Rene Heyer
Hogan
Techoes
Iin Teta
Willi
Himane
Feienus
Moody
Hoganowen
Hogiin
Alten
Y. M. C. A. Ham Ign
Nazareth Bove
Euphrates College
Asia Minor
City Officials Weigh Tax Duty in Plant Transfer Case
City officials say the water company used the plant for ten months this year and should pay taxes. An agreement to transfer the plant to the city may occur after incumbrances are settled, with bonds and state auditors scheduled to register tomorrow.
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Wemiber J
Ccompany
Che.gampany
Itv
Harries Confident Ahead in Ohio Indiana Returns
Chas. F. Harries told an auctioneer in Batavia New York that he is confident of victory in both Ohio and Indiana. He cited stirring receptions there and attributed support to the Republican party. He said opponents cannot outdo the backing shown by the people during this critical time.
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Batavia
N. Yo
Harries
Ohio
Indiana
Inrlisemat
P Mally
Kansas Weather Report Snapshot
Weather note from Kansas reports yesterday high 66 with 7 percent humidity. Forecasts show today’s conditions and tonight’s low, with a cold westward wind and a possible wintry pattern.
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Kansas
Iday
Bohemian Barbecue Headed by Chauncey Hunter at Wilson Club
Chauncey Hunter leads a journalism barbecue hosted by the Wilson Club at the US. The event will be addressed tonight in Greenhall by J P Reens, a Leavenworth attorney. Students and journalists attend, with a focus on original affairs.
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Ansel
Kh. Jour
Jourals
Chauncey Hunter
Wilson Club
Greenhall
J. P. Reens
Leavenworth
Go to Church Month Observed in November
A garbled notice outlines a November Go to Church Month with four Sabbath services across the month. It mentions Good Citizenship Day on November 24 and Emily Day on the last Monday, urging attendance to encourage regular church participation.
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Charch
Tollias
Lat
Sova
Emily Day
Noel
CANADIAN WHEAT COMES IN AT LOWER PRICES
More than 1 000 000 bushels of Canadian wheat were bought at the Minneapolis chamber of commerce yesterday and today at lower prices with duty paid. The price was higher for American raised wheat of the same quality. A large elevator gallery handled 30 000 bushels of Canadian wheat, paying duties.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Comerce
Mir Cay i
Ty Cepi Bern Do Hayr
Darge Elevatay
Local Campaign Meeting Held by Democrats in County
The final campaign gathering for Ken Demeo and allied candidates occurred at a local venue in Eudora. Organizers urged personal outreach and continued meetings across the county in the days leading to the election, with candidates stressing active voter contact.
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Edad
Ken Demeo
Eudora i Sy
Osu
Cunnigresdhaan Ba
Disappearance of Mrs. Cochrane Continues Mystery
Systematic search yields no result as police and volunteers press ground reconnaissance near Lawrence and Haskell Institute. Reports say a telegram from Fresno sheriff offered a description of a woman matching Mrs. Cochrane, but no confirmation. reward stands at 100 for information leading to her finding.
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Charles’ Cochine
Trofessor Cochrane
Amuserl
Lawrence
Eolward
Cochrane
Haskell
Eudora
Lone Star Rally Draws Large Crowd in Campaign Push
A Republican rally in Lone Star drew a large crowd with about half women present. Kurt Trowell spoke on voting for Hughes and Henry Asher organized the meeting on land and foreign affairs. Other campaign events followed in Bloomington North Lawrence and Eudora with Stubbs and Cal Sheppard listed among speakers as the effort to close the campaign intensified.
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Kurt Trowell
Hughes
Henry Asher
Repubblicans
Bloomington
Moncoo
Lawrebice
Reve de Ransoni
Walter T
Vuedora
Eudora
Budora
Enee
Opera Tousix
W. T. Stubbs
Cal
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