Campaign Finances And Water Works Transfer In City Hall Plan
Long running campaigning in New York and New Jersey with candidates urging strong final rallies as Wilson and Hughes vie for votes. Funds for a water utility transfer to City Hall progress with Kansas bonds nearing final transfer while city officials seek protections and a new tax arrangement before completion.
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Fighting in Galicia Repulse of Attacks on the Front
Berlin reports renewed fighting on the Galician front with no decisive gains for either side. French and British assaults in the Guinecourt Les Bouufs and Courcelette sectors were described as vigorous but without clear advantage. Russian front activity continues with Romanian advances in the Jiul valley and near Lomburg. Washington dispatches forecast victory for dry states in Tuesday's elections with predictions of stronger anti-saloon representation. local confusion over candidates for County Attorney due to similar names persists.
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Winchester Merchants and Farmers Association Opens for Evening
The Merchants and Farmers Association invites the public to an evening event at Ubove rooms on Tuesday night. Attendees may tour facilities. committee members will explain work and membership needs. No luncheon will be served to allow Sunler members a tour during the month.
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Monheur
Roads In Fine Selste Me T-Logue Route 7 Mail Carriage
The rural carrier on Route 7 reports roads in exceptionally good condition for mail delivery, a notable shift from prior threats to discontinue the route due to poor road quality. Summer work improved the situation, with villagers noting the improvement and sustained effort.
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Mine disaster at Bossig mine leaves nine dead
In Birmingham Asia area the Bossig mine of Sloss Sheffield Steel and Tron Co twenty miles west of here exploded due to gas. Nine African American workers died, two were brought to the surface and two white men escaped injury. The blast damaged the mine mouth and tipple after cracking the opening.
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Sheffield Steel & Tron Co
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Missing Lawrence woman may have used church funds
The Lawrence area hunts for Mrs. Cochran continues as church money, note of $100 to $200 and a possible check are explored. Scouts and University students joined the search with Knights of Pythias men aiding, while efforts were paused if no word by Monday appears.
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Thomas Harley to Speak at Plymouth Center Meeting
Thomas Harley plans a twenty minute address at Plymouth Center tomorrow evening on why he supports Hughes. He will take questions for twenty minutes. The prior Sunday Henderson Martin spoke for Wilson. Meetings are open to the public and begin at 540.
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Henderson Martin
Wilson
Car Fire Near Town Ends With Minor Damage
A car driven by Harry Hutchings caught fire yesterday evening north of town due to a dustpan fire under the vehicle and exhaust. Fire crews from WLW and others extinguished the blaze, limiting damage to a few dollars and with insurance covering the loss. In a separate note, the Interstate Commerce Commission reports railroads with revenues over 1 million dollars posted net revenue of 246.36 million, up over 40 million from the prior September.
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Big Meeting Monday to Boost Republican Campaign
A large Republican rally is planned for Monday in Lawrence County with candidate Colonel Fe Little and ex Governor Wy EL Stubbs set to speak. Walter J. Payne appears at 1 tonight, while crowds at Republican rallies grow. churches host events and youth groups participate as campaigns wind down.
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Ed Nowr to Spier Lecture for University Students
The Atchison Globe announces that Ed Nowr will speak to university students on Monday evening about why the modern era diffiewty poses challenges. Howe, a well known figure to campus readers, delivers a talk in a series from the journalism department. All interested may attend.
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Atchison Globe
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Tiander
Aekdress
Gil Ta Plese
Strong ticket urged in county race for state offices
Editorial endorses Governor Capper led Republican ticket in Kansas with emphasis on candidates for state treasurer auditor and other posts. Praises local figures such as CLAS Smuint and Lay fo and notes past service by sheriff candidate Okie. Mentions George Brone as county clerk hopeful and highlights party loyalty and public service.
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Missouri Music Teachers' Association to push high school music credits
A four member committee of the Missouri Music Teachers' Association plans a drive to have high school credits awarded for courses in applied music. If approved, credits will be given to any pupil who completes a course or its equivalent with a accredited music teacher and passes an exam by an appointed committee.
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Douglas County May Elect President
Vague and garbled OCR fragment describes a Douglas County vote and a political question. Readable elements mention electing a president and a county context, but specifics are unclear. Summary notes potential election discussion without clear candidates, dates, or outcomes.
Kansas Vote Advice and Historic Comparisons Cited
A reader discusses Kansas political strategy ahead of an election, urging straight Republican voting from top to bottom. The piece recalls historical figures and debates on party power, urging voters to consider endorsements and the influence of party discipline on outcomes.
Sooners and Jaybraker Game Day Hopes Stir
An uncertain Sooners lineup stirs fan speculation as Jick Fast may join the game and Hurl Tus could start the opening quarter. The Ram squad is seen as the No. 1 challenge, with Normum and Lind sey among noted players mentioned for key roles.
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Birthday Parties and Pulpit Talks Across Lawrence Night
Amid election talk and religious events in Lawrence readers learn of sermons on Birthday Parties at Plymouth Congregational and Is Lawrence Aging Worse at First Baptist. Other items note New York speaker Miss Floryace Finch Nelly, and ongoing college football updates from Washburn and Oklahoma Sooners with Lindsey and Pringle starring in a tight contest.
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Army to build Fort Sam Houston supply depot for 110000 men
The War Department authorized construction of a major material supply depot at Fort Sam Houston to serve four infantry divisions and an artillery division totaling about 110000 men. The depot will be the United States first complete military supply station in the San Antonio area, with land acquisition authorized for the new facility.
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