Great Evangelist on the Verge of Lawrence Meetings
The city contemplates a series of evangelical meetings led by Dr E G Bulgin of Portland. Ministers Alliance aims to invite him as pastor Rost handles singing. an opening may occur at the Methodist church with a plan to build a temporary tabernacle if needed. Awaiting Bulgin’s reply, the plan seeks wide attendance and strong results.
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E.G. Bulgin
Portland
Ore
America
Bulgin
Dawretive
Nes
Rost
Clarge
Entile
Miney
WB. Wo
Heaviest Vote Ever Polled Across States
Reports from Cincinnati Chicago and the Pacific coast describe a record turnout in the presidential election with heavy early voting in Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Missouri and New York. Weather generally favorable and few disturbances noted as Taft Wilson and Roosevelt campaigns press for votes amid a nationwide bitter contest.
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Congress
Tn Cinginnati
O'Clok
Hin
Chicago
Pacific Coast States
Salory
Taft
Charles
Cincinnati
Topeka
Kansas
Oklahoma
Qurty
Wilson
Missouri
Dty
Nebraska
Omaha
Mulvane
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Princeton
Getarps
New York
Dixon
Roosevelt
Yhilles
McCombs
Tonlaing
Democratic Party
Lawrence Journal World Offers Fast Election News Service
The Lawrence Journal World announces a same evening election news service with lantern slides and a screen across the street. Reports from counties and other states will relay as figures arrive, with special lines for visiting ladies and general public use at the office.
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Lawrence
Spudlie Tneather
Zuttermeister
BR Simpson
Hun Storm
Rom ‘Wester
World
Speciaba
Mies
FIRST RESULTS TO COME IN
Boston reports President Tait carried Arnslmel with Roosevelt 3rd party and Bryan 12. Vote tallies show varied early results. In Topeka heavy rain disrupted voting. Kansas and Oklahoma report showers and delays. Sport writers diverge on Mandot-Wolgast fight outcome with opinions split across four papers. Chas Holliday plans retirement from Lome Telephone. Holmes to take manager role in Canadian Northwest. Eleanor Treworgy visits Kansas City.
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Roosevelt
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Fuss
Frothingtiam
New Orleans
Sport Ariters
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Oor
Wolgast
Chas
Holliday
Lome
Canadian Northwest
Heavy vote polled in Lawrence as rain kept many home
Voters turnout reached about 180 in six wards with heavy University student participation. Absentees numbered 145 across the city with registration at a high. Officials anticipated slow returns, expect final tallies by midnight, and noted strong student involvement from Ravinas University.
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East Urey
Holl
Stitt
Fintith
Ipell
Ravisas University
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Renee Ah
Yale
Elise
Alleged Safeblowers Escape City Prison Break
Alleged safeblowers reportedly escaped a city jail after a steam hiss from a defective radiator blocked pursuit. Detective bars at police headquarters powered the breakout as a gang leader Joseph Durand used an air ram to force a leak open. exit appears traced through a canal duct. A separate incident notes a boy injured by an ax on Saturday morning as Robert Harvey, son of T. Harvey, was severely cut. witnesses described a violent attack and urgent medical care.
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Erly Tenlay
Bares
Police
Joseph Durand
Feader
Gam
Seigfred Behrens Dead in Philadelphia
Nov 3, 1924 aged 72. Seigfred Hehrens, dean of the Philadelphia telegraphic and prominently connected with many operatic ventures, died at his home here today. Mrs. J.B. Shearer was a Kansas City passenger this morning.
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Philadelplaa
J.B. Shearer
Kansas City
City adopts valve plan to curb school water use
City officials, led by C B Mosford, push automatic valves on school drinking fountains to cut water waste. The board agrees to install valves if affordable. A council letter requests action against the water company after repeated tests found city water unfit. The council questions the water company's franchise obligations, aiming to ensure pure drinking water for pupils.
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C. B. Mosford
Thal
E Bour of Health
Aity Sebonts
Council of Expo
A Water Company
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Balkan tensions rise as fronts shift near Adrianople
Vienna reports Austro-Hungarian stance on Poincare plan for Balkan settlement. News notes continued fighting near Serai and Yehorlt with Turks and Bulgars, Albanian future unclear. Armies reinforce front lines while Sofia and Philippopolis report many wounded as foreign correspondents depart. Constantindpl area cut off. Bulgarian forces block the Turkish line. great powers split on Balkan future amid pressure from England France and Russia.
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Yehorlt
Adrianople
Tehorin
Sofia
Philoppopolis
England
France
Russia
Turkey
City Council Rushes Month’s Business At Regular Meeting
City officers' reports heard as Maine and Alabama street petition calls for a sewer from the University hospital cess pool to city sewers. Petition approved to be referred to the Sewers committee with power to act. Several budget and personnel items discussed including pay raises, street work, and a sewer construction order. Continuous references to city payments and ordinances noted with minor conflicts among council members.
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Maine
Alabama
University Hospitals
University of Kansas Bee
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Committee On Sewers
Pover
Osk Hill Cemetery
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Catigiell
Senator
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New Hampshire
A. Welter
Oerober
Peoria
Howard
Weber
M. Reinish
Frank Strong
State Esaler
Cometonio Lerman
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