Subway Plot Arrests Shake City Bomb Accusations Surface
Police report a plan by Union of Street Railway Employees members to bomb a New York subway station. Detectives say dynamite and fuse were found and several suspects linked to the Association of Street Car and Railway Employees. Investigations traced the plot to a Kenilville factory and a blast last month, with arrests made today.
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New York
Interborough
Ty Minke Company
Ulive
Vath
Hinthaivet
Broadway
Havertwen
Todey
City Tulliter
Ail Kenvil
Nedy Terdiay
Hilty Stivks
Dynasty
Sarssuch
Contest Park
Association of Street
Fort Vaux Recaptured as Verdun Front Reshapes
Paris dispatch reports Fort Vaux again in French hands after German shelling and explosions inside the fort. German positions around Verdun are reestablished and the German retreat from Port Vaux ended with French occupation. Romanian front remains fiightful with gains limited and fresh bombardment near Rothentham and Payxtent. in Galicia Russians renew attacks near Lemberg and Urakuva with heavy casualties. The Carpathian and Balkan fronts show little change as Serbian pressure weakens along the Cerna river.
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Berlin
Pectin
Sailly-Saillisel
Guedecourt
Cofrene
St Biekie Wanat Wood
Rothenthamn
Payxtent
Galicia
Lemberg
Aly Irakuva
Death of Masi Brawn in Lone Star ar Carrell
An inquest was held on the body of Masi Brawn of Lone Star ar Carrell. The lifeless corpse was identified by a medical expert and the funeral will be at Colyer cemetery. Reverend officials announce entombment details and the community holds a memorial gathering.
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Ar Carrell
Lawrence Teday
Tanvrenee Lodge
Colyer
Celebrate Home Economics Day Observance Planned
The high school Home Economics club met yesterday to discuss plans for Home Economics Day on December 3. The observance honors ten J. Richards a pioneer in home economics work.
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I Ten J. Richards
Cee
Tanks on Border Tales of Army Uses and Plans
A damaged OCR note describes US Army plans involving pillar tractors and a border security setup along the Mesko border. It mentions tanks or “TANKS” on the border, C4ter equipment, a Big Tend district deployment, and a combined tractor unit for trailers under Col Vanty.
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US Army
Antonio
Meskoy
Col Vanty
le Biacers
Putral
Hughes Campaign Ends Today in Massive Mobilization
Reports indicate the Hughes presidential bid ends its campaign today after intense nationwide travel. Hughes has visited major northern and northeastern cities and worked through fatigue, with stops in New York and Washington as he winds down on the road.
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Gravel
New York
Cnmpeiign
Vermont
Hye
Additiog
Hughes Kot
Maryhind
West
Kenturky
Hi Missort Qo
Tortessen
Neshaille
Washdington
Real Weiss
Io Valine
Raeeaigen
Wilson Wins On Straw For University Vote
A straw poll at a convocation shows Wilson leading among students. The tally listed Wilson with the highest support while other candidates trailed, and ballots were distributed as students entered the assembly.
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Wilson
Rassits
Tighes Gi Ison
Ebanly Fi
Raoge
Adrian Landey Raphi
Iivent
United States
Werime
Willett
Carlstrom Arrives New York After Record Flight
Aviator Carlstrom completes leg from Hammondsport to New York in clear wind at 2000 feet. He delivers mail from Chicago to New York by air, breaking Jules Vedrines's record with faster speed. Revival services announced in Tonganoxie as Holyfield leads Christian Church meetings.
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Aviater Carlstrom
Kram Uhicarei
Ra -Vieter Carlerani
Cheng Vestroelay
New York
Tomes
Fiove Penitent Island
James
Haemmonds
Thompson
Chicago
Wilson
Amis Wl
Long Branch
Carlstrom
Governor's Island
Bv Air Post
Hammondsport
Carlstramt
Ana
Jules Vedrines
Hiaimmondspart
N.Y
Vic Oy Earlstrom
Tonganoxie Holyfield
Christian Church
Tonganoxie
Robyfield
Rey
Comonerens
PRU Ee
Town Honors Men of National Guard at Banquet
Lawrence civic leaders and residents honored the First Kansas volunteers and their officers with a banquet and speeches at the University Club hall. Col Metcalf praised conduct on the border as Mayor Francisco and Gen Firnd spoke on patriotism and wartime service.
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Nathudal
Justin
Avery Dade
Francisco
Mike Strong
Caesar
Mannibal
Napoleon
Strong
Tyomintt
Washington Post
Cooparen
Soldiers of
Renna Wall
Ladies of the
ALK
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Metcalf
J. D
Pungton
Philippines
Tay
Fay Ag
Ma Bowersock
Bowersock
Wider S. Metcalf
First
Kansas
James Naismith
Metcalfett
Lawrence
Kansas Lown
Hugh Means
Lope
Austin
Samuel G. Clarke
Lawain
Sting
FL FE. Jones
Kh. v
T. JL. Sweeney
Sweeney
H. B. Spark
Bransas Weather Report
Today at evening the area shows fair conditions with clear skies. Tonight and Saturday are forecast fair with mild temperatures, especially in the southeast portion.
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Bransas
Second Kansas Vote Night At Fort Riley Feared
Disjointed OCR notes indicate Kansas voters at Fort Riley face disruption as service members affected by federal status may be unable to vote next Tuesday. Officials warn communications gaps and travel limits could impact turnout in the election period.
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Bort Riley
Hilee
Berlin Government Asked For Information On Sinking Bow Sinners
In Berlin, Secretary Kaseyli of the American embassy pressed the German government for details on the sinking of the British steamship Bow Sinners off Cape C October. Ambassador Gerard was absent during the inquiry and the request followed a formal channel.
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Berlin
Por Lyformation
Soeratiry
Kaseyli
Amerie Iarbages
Aeling Ayelaine
Gerard
le Geri
Eagues
Bowsinners
Cape
Naval Collies Sail to Beirut for Christmas Relief
United States naval convoy will depart New York Harbor carrying 8000 tons of clothing and supplies for Beirut Syria. The ship is to sail from this port headed for the Near East under directions of the American National Red Cross. No specific destination of the collier will be withheld.
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Beirut
United States Naval Callie
Cron
American National Red Cross
Heitut
Syria
Welcome Home Company M Veterans at KU Convocation
More than 5 000 students filled Robinson Gymnasium for a welcome convocation honoring Company M veterans returning to the University of Kansas. Chancellor Strang praised their wartime service and urged duty and citizenship while Chaplain Naismith and Colonel Metcalf spoke on health, leadership, and readiness for peacetime duty.
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University of Kansas A
Robinson Gymnaasium
Tey
James
Baker
Jen
Yetet Parward
Strang Ty
Company
Moniresposal
Uby
Metedf
Asid
Phe
Pene
Naismith
Naisroith
Ceompany M
Laker
Religious Census At University Reveals Denominational Split
A university survey shows Methodist students comprise 205 of 420 men and 87 women in Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational and other denominations. Catholic, Christian Science and unitarian memberships are listed with totals and preferences, highlighting campus religious diversity.
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Presbyterian Church
College of Emporia
Pth
University Stadents
Follace
Warner
Anon
Renee
Wemen
Christian
United Brethren
United
Historican
Reformed
Univeran Science
Byun
Cutheran Gt
Congregsiione Vangrelis
Christ Evangelical Zion and
God Ly Chistian Adventists
New Thought
Union 2
Axel Skavy concert charms crowd with encores
The six member Axel Skavy group delivered a pure pop program last night. The show featured familiar favorites and several encores, extending the performance beyond its twenty three pieces to thirty two. The audience’s demand for encores highlighted the ensemble’s lively reception and varied selections.
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Axel Skavy
Cari
Rae
Water Bonds and Lodge Event Highlight Busy County Clerk Day
The county clerk signed 350 water bonds worth 500 dollars each, while Ottawa Odd Fellows hosted 32 members for a lodge event. A Ottawa trip by the party ended with return to Lawrence as preparations for elections continued.
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Odd Fellows
Ottawa
Lawrence
Harman Broeker
Missing Woman Sparks Wide Hunt Amid Unclear Leads
Local authorities press a broad search for Mrs. Cochrane amid a flurry of rumors and fading clues. Reports say a Santa Station sighting and a possible Denver-bound ticket case keep investigators chasing a vanishing identity while family and husband hold vigil and hope for a safe return.
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Charles Cochrane
Cochrane
Mies Cochrane
Tal
Headwork Poor Footwork Good In Freshmen Paddle Paint Fight
A chaotic scene at Blount Creek Thursday morning shows law school students clashing as yearlings attempt to erase painted numbers on the walkway with paddles. The effort appears slow and tedious as participants stand with feet on the painted marks while the event unfolds.
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Blount
TaUch
Rao Club Meeting and University Dance Plans
The Lawrence radio club holds an evening meeting on site with demonstrations on electricity and experiments. Paroled resident Vernson is jailed again for parole violation. University dances including the Law Seri and a Dec 8 event at Robinson gym are noted with organizers L. J. Jack Bond and Joe Gaitskill mentioned.
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Serim
Robinson Gymnasium
L. J
Jack” Bond
Joe Gaitskill
Campaign end draws in Douglas County leaders
Confident Republicans rally as the campaign closes with Colonel E C Little and Governor W R Stubbs slated to speak at the opera house in Lawrence on Monday night. An enthusiastic Bloomington meeting drew large crowds with county candidates present and a special session planned for North town addressing colored voters.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
E. C.little
Congress
Wor, Stubbs
Opera House
Alt
Heny
Eudora
Lis
Walter Cuitlidate
Medleve Wad
John W. Rko
H. S. Monroe
Bloomington
North
Revi J. R. Ranity
Hughes
Kansas
Lawrence High Faces Atchison High In Football Showdown
Lawrence High School football team travels to Atchison for a key game amid optimistic notes. Coaches report good condition after scrimmage and signal drills as they prepare a flexible game plan with both line plunges and open plays.
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Lawrence High School
Atchison
Ines
Lawrence
Atchison Teaam
Bels
Reber
Atchizon
LaSuer
Fruard
Underwood
Gauril
Jayhawks Face Stiff Opposition from Oklahoma in Saturday Meet
The Kansas cross country squad plans to counter strong Oklahoma competition before Saturdays big game. Greene is sidelined by a sprain, affecting the lineup with Howland stepping in if needed. The team relies on runners Stateler Rinker Greene Hawland Koester Orr Tallman Kuper Miller. Winters remarks tie to a broader caution about pursuing damages in court.
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Oklahoma
K. CA. C
Jayhawk
Greene
Howland
Thane
Kanmen
Keitaman
Tunnets
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Journal World Office
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K. U
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Trier
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Charee
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Heart
Topeka
Kans
Emily Gerken
Kan
Creach
Ing
Methodists
Christian Seieoer
Ipping
Eincares
Isaretan Lerner
Sheriff
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Cochrrane
Pothomian
RAO Club
Lawrence Radio Club
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Isin
Wernsen
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Harter
EC. Little
W. R. Stubbs
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