We The People Are Our Own Enemies in Digital War
Editorial argues that Americans created the divisive climate that allowed Russia to exploit social media and fake narratives to sow anger. It claims we vilify dissent, seek confirming stories, and trade truth for biased content. The piece concludes that the new Cold War is waged by us, not by outsiders.
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Five prisoners bound over for grand larceny in Shawnee County
From the Kansas Daily Tribune November 3 1867 five prisoners were brought from Topeka for safe keeping until the next Shawnee county court term. They are bound over on grand larceny charges. A son of John Schott was accidentally shot in the hand and may recover. Reverend W A Starrett will preach on The Sphere of Woman at First Presbyterian Church tonight. Capitol Club beat Young Americas 69 to 46 in baseball. Ladies Impartial Suffrage Association meets Monday at three in the First Presbyterian Church for free discussion.
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W. A. Starrett
First Presbyterian Church
Capitol Club
Young Americas
Ladies’ Impartial Suffrage Association
Trump and Russia bids fail as Ducat Place tower lures and falters
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius traces Donald Trump’s decades long interest in Russia tied to Moscow tower schemes and U S condo projects. The narrative covers Ducat Place III plans in Moscow 1987 1996 and 2013 along with Miss Universe in Moscow and the 2016 Trump Jr meeting. It notes Russian money in Sunny Isles Beach and the broader Trump Russia connection amid Mueller scrutiny.
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Robert S. Mueller III
Mueller
Paul Manafort
George Papadopoulos
Soviet Union
New York
South Florida
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Florida
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Donald Trump Jr
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Sochi
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Latvia
Eastern Bloc
Trump Tower
Aras Agalarov
Agalarov
Natalia Veselnitskaya
Rob Goldstone
Emin
Goldstone
Hillary
Clinton
David Ignatius
Washington Post Writers Group
Today in History: 1900s Auto Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
Nov 3 marks key events: first major U.S. auto show at Madison Square Garden in 1900 under the Automobile Club of America, Panama declares independence in 1903, Chevrolet Motor Car Co. founded in Detroit in 1911, Roosevelt landslide victory in 1936, and Iran-Contra story emerges in 1986 via Ash-Shiraa.
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Panama
Colombia
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Detroit
Louis Chevrolet
William C. Durant
General Motors
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred “Alf” Landon
Kansas
Ash- Shiraa
Iran
Nightlight glare from Westar LED street bulb prompts city complaint
A Lawrence resident complains that a new Westar LED street light bathes a quiet residential street in bright glare. The writer asks for shields or dimming after 10 p.m. to restore night darkness for people, plants, and wildlife, noting the city and utility point to each other.
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Lawrence
Public forum asks night sky be restored and blackout curtains eased
Karen Brichoux of Lawrence voices frustration at the lack of sleep and blackout conditions, asking why residents must beg for relief and pleading to reclaim the night sky. The note reflects community concern over light pollution and sleep disruption.
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Karen Brichoux
Lawrence
Support housing in Lawrence Journal-World letter urges yes on housing bond
Brian Elster argues that affordable homes improve safety, stability, and community well being in Lawrence. He urges readers to vote Yes on question three, noting a per person cost below seven dollars annually for a supervised fund to help renters and buyers obtain housing.
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Lawrence
Brian Elster
Letters to the Journal World for publication
Readers are invited to send letters under 250 words avoiding name calling and libel. All letters must be signed with the writer’s name address and telephone. The Journal World will publish only the name and city but will use the address and phone to verify identity. Submission options include mail to P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email to letters ljworld com.
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