Republicans Reach Historic House Plurality Edge
New York Nov 15 reports show Republicans leading in the House by a record 149 margin, with 286 to 137 seats secured and eight undecided. The Senate majority appears solid for the GOP as results from Montana North Dakota and New York bolster Harding’s electoral tally to about 404. Eight seats remain in doubt in Maryland Minnesota New York North Dakota and West Virginia. Alice Robertson of Oklahoma becomes the first woman in Congress.
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New York
Hardin
North Dakota
Montana
Tiarding
Senate
Ontana
Maryland
Minnesota
West Virginia
Snessee
Cardelli Hull
Kentucky
Richard P. Ernst
Beckham
Alice Robertson
Murkegee
Robertson
A Niees
Congressional
Harding Cleans Up Business in Marion Headquar ters
President elect Harding completes campaign office departures in Marion Ohio as he plans a month long vacation to Texas and Panama with Mrs Harding and friends. Nearby supporters dismantle celebratory decorations after his post election remarks calling the League of Nations deceitful.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Ehmnaiga
Fexas
Panama
Eask
League of Nations
Weather Kanvas Forecast Update for Tonight and Weekend
Forecast indicates rain tonight with a transition to snow in the northwest on Saturday. Saturday will be warmer in Castaton tonight and clear in the west. Temperatures vary with highs around 67 and lows near 39, with yesterday’s figures noted.
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Kanvas
Castaton
Ee Saturdee
Inventory of Dyche Museum zoological Collection Under State Audit
State Institutes Lemon of the Board of Administration conducts this week an inventory of the Dyche Museum zoological, biological, and paleontological specimens, aiming to verify holdings and condition across departments. The exercise underscores ongoing state oversight of cultural science collections.
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Dyche Muserum
State Institutes
Lemon
Board of Administration
Kansas Court Petition Denied Over Railroad Rates
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission denied the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations petition for a hearing on intra state railroad rates. The Kansas court argued western railroads would face about 192 million dollars excess values under new rates. Judge Fingwins of Kansas said the matter isn’t permanently resolved and data on alleged calculation errors will be presented at a future hearing.
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Washington
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Tthe
Lnterstate “Commerce Commission
Western Territory
Tanelit
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Juige W. 1
Fingwins
Kansas Court
Doilay
Tilromls
Neile
Jean Meree
Hugerins
President Wilson Offers Ship Use to Harding Visit Plans
President Wilson directs Secretary Daniels to place a battleship at President-elect Harding’s disposal for his canal zone visit. He also offers the presidential yacht Marven flower to transport Harding and his party to Hampton Roads to board the battleship.
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Hington
Wilson
Secretaryi Daniels
Fearding F
Canal Zone
Daniels
Harting
Hampton Rostle
Judge to Examine Coal Case Evidence Sharing Next Week
An Indianeast judge in the U S district court will investigate next Monday into whether a federal attorney can strike an agreement to sum portions of the governments evidence in the soft coal conspiracy cases. A Mulllingar report quotes an Evening Standard correspondent claiming seventeen Black and Tans were killed in an ambush, though unconfirmed.
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United States District Court
Toda
Lond
The
Evening Standard
Mullingar Country
West Ireland
Again Fights Reds 2 Vlatvostok Accord Report
Fragmented report notes renewed anti Bolshevik operations in Manchuria led by General Semanoff against Bolsheviks. Mentions Chita district and a force of about 3000 Japanese soldiers in action.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Semanoff
Chita
Seepo
May Be Speaker Plans For Armistice Day
Plans for Armistice Day events include a keynote speaker and related ceremonies. Organizational details outline the schedule and participating groups for the public observance.
Armistice Day Parade to Start from South Park in Lawrence
Large Armistice Day celebration planned in Lawrence led by EN Farrell Persey Post of the American Legion. Parade from South Park at 10 o'clock with ex servicemen and university groups marching in uniform. Major General William Wright expected to speak at a noon rally at the gymnasium. Beatrice Lawrence football game to cap day with a Beatrice-Lawrence frame on Haskell gridiron. Fraternal Aid Hall dance after a Legion supper.
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EN Farrell Persey Post
American Legam
Lawrence
Charles Holmes
Fost
Legion
South Park
Lindiey
T. Util Haskell
Gymmadium
Willen
Wricht
Twth
Ontvleys
lawrence-Beatrice Game
Haskell
Max Th
Hici Sehesol
Spec.torate
American Legion
Legion Vax
Marvin LeSuer
Leavenworth
Wilder S. Metcalf
Missouri Negro Disqualified From Seat in Missouri Legislature
In St Louis records from the tax collector show Moone a negro waiter and the first of his race to be elected to the Missouri legislature since Reconstruction has not paid taxes in St Louis since 1915. Officials say this will disqualify him from taking his seat as the Republican ticket winner. Unofficial returns hint at a legislature with Republicans and 48 Democrats elected. Official counts pending.
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St. Louis
Moone
Missouri
Fragmentary note hints at republic, Hen, and Senegatt context
A partial, garbled text fragment references a republic idea and mentions Hen and Senegatt in a wider recommendation. The legible parts offer no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a full news item.
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Iloiland
Republic
Possili
Senegatt
II Te Ree
Physical program for Y is ready for Comalmunity
A youth physical program in Comalounty aims to serve boys and young men. The plan includes evening sessions for younger men up to fifteen, coordinated by Boy Scouts leaders and California visitor Philo Uy. Classes start next Tuesday at 7 PM for employed boys, with weekly meetings and volleyball, billiards, and recreational activities under local organizers.
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Isgon
Boy Scouts
Ley Scotts
Ling
Philo
Uy Sfurlont
California
Elena
Ebay
Wales
Padshu
Jats le. Patrick
Its
Department of Physical
Elenade
Noted Sculptor at University of Rate Arcived
A fragmentary notice honors Taiet Shes a noted sculptor linked to the Jam Weods Gremenemertal project at the University of Rate. It mentions the incentive committee of the falmes W Con Mesteriah Association and W. OL TL Tutt, Kem per, and Ramesses inn seler bf ceyrants years now. The garbled text references Kansans City Wealden and travel ideas.
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Taiet
Servites
Lave Buen
Weods Gremenemertal
University of Rate Arcived
Lins
Doe
Vicler
Kansans
Wealden
Chevron
Falmes W Con Mesteriah Association
W. OL TL Tutt
Kemper
American actress Edith Day staged drama at Empire theater
Miss Edith Day the American musical comedy star reappeared in police court after two weeks missing at the Empire theater. She sought a summons against her husband Carl Emile Carleton, claiming threats caused her to faint. The case adjourned with no desire to proceed.
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London
Edith Day
Rene
Empire Theater
Carls Emlte Carleton
Walt
Gompers Claims Gains For Labor In Speech
Gompers asserts gains for labor during a Washington address, defending labor's achievements and urging unity within unions. He emphasizes broader political support and criticizes separate party strategies, calling the election a test of labor's strength and influence.
Japan Maintains Trade Talks Amid California Trade Tension
The Yoruzu Chaho, an independent source, quotes a foreign official saying formal negotiations will follow and an agreement could permanently remove the cause of the trouble. The article notes conflicts over treaty rights with Japan and the potential for changes in policy affecting California and broader U.S. interests.
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Yokin Noy
California
Jay Jude
Ter
Trinity Lutheran Meeting at Trinity Church For Night
On any night the annual member meeting will be held at Trinity Lutheran church. The Ladies Aid Society supper starts at 6:30. Reports promise good outcomes. The Girls Friendly Society and Episcopal church groups host student activities at the church and nearby agri house on November 10. A dramatic climb by a human fire on the bank building is described as a stunt. Read the Lawrence Frush and Produce Company's ad in this issue.
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Trinity Lutheran Merting
Anni
Trinity Lutheran Church
Exfeteria Sipper
Taste of the
Star’s Aid Society
Yrrieus Vtious
Lawrence Leaders Hear On School Needs and Growth
Officials in Lawrence discussed future school-building needs at a meeting led by Superintendent Lewis and School Board members. The survey aims to shape a long term plan reflecting city character, educational policy, and immediate requirements, with emphasis on high standards and new facilities rather than remodeling existing structures.
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Lawrence
EL Ele
Rockford
Obineis
Pirent Yi Puchers Gasdeigton
Lawists
Lanwbenes
Jaavis
Lewis
Onal
Otntor
Lawrence Hye
Good Ami
Serintens
Gunter
Suds
Thi Potey
Lawrence Comnuttest
Suner- Fistandent Lewis
Association
Svark Nye
Spoke to Kiwanis on Scroll Plans
Fragmented report notes Supt BL Yenee discussing scroll plans with Kiwanis officers for the new year. Mentions club committeemen, a member named Peron, and an event at a local venue with attendance by Pronk Strom. Incomplete text references N. Smith traveling to Ran war bus.
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Pagel
Pola Samanat
Rupert
Kansas Oklahoma Game Coverage Planned by Journal World
The Journal-World arranges detailed coverage of the Kansas Oklahoma football game at Norman tomorrow. Fans may follow play-by-play from the paper's office or by phone with updates from field observers.
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Kansas-Oklahoma
Journal-World
Norman
Phoaue
Salvation Army Drive To Raise Four Thousand For Kansas Relief
Finance salvation drive begins next week to fund Salvation Army relief across Kansas and western Missouri. Willa J. Waite publicist says officers will avoid solicitation except at official indoor meetings. Citizens urged to donate four thousand dollars to aid general relief work and construct a Kansas home for mothers and children in a year.
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Eite Genet
Salvation Army
Willa J. Waiie
Army
Kansas
Wester Missouri
Amgular
Saint
Doreys County
Wiel Vita
Funnds
Kanes
Tye Fendie
Elke Club
Win Newmare
Maj
George
ciiSaery
Arthur Comer
Ad Carroll
Metriars
Popeka
Busin
Ayer
Missouri Senate Faces Tight Return Vote
Turbulent session closes with looming tally uncertain across Missouri. Reports show limited results from statewide canvass as lawmakers await final counts from key districts. Senate observers note potential shifts affecting upcoming legislative agenda and party balance.
Red Cross Wark Meeting at The Warkes 45
The Red Cross work group is to meet at 2 o clock on the nearall street. Members across departments are urged to attend and discuss ongoing relief efforts and community service plans.
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Red Cross
AL the Neerall Street
Women Set Records In RLOT Event At Talmer Tire
In a mixed rifle shoot at Talmer Tire Co, Clyde Browning and Fred Lebwert led Herbert Fitz with Fitz and two women among top shooters. The event highlighted women achieving better scores than men, marking notable performances in the RLOT series.
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Herbert
Fitz
Clyde Browning
Fred Lebwert
Workers Rally To The Work Ahead In This Year Roll Call
A rally marks the start of the year with workers urged to prepare for ongoing labor actions. Organizers emphasize unity, training, and readiness for collective bargaining. Community leaders attend to show support and boost morale ahead of scheduled actions.
Red Cross Dinner Links Sweeney to County Action
About 150 guests attended a Douglas county Red Cross dinner at the Chamber of Commerce rooms hosted by T J Sweeney. Speakers including Chancellor Lindsey Sage urged extending Red Cross activity to Cov County and strengthening war service plans.
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Lindsey Sage
Red Cross
T. J. Sueeroy
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
American Red Cross
J. C. Rankin
H. E. Dear Carlos
West
St. Louis
Hoon
Evur
E. H. Lindancellor
University
Tole
Claranton
Red Cros
Miss Miller
VW. B. Teaks
L. Kreeck
C. &. Becks
Baldwin
Baldwin Red Cross
Ebright
W. Connell
Health Service
W. E. Corey
I. Brevin Lang
Sweeney
Kinenig
W. C. Simons
Mies Kuhn
J. R. Helmes
Legion
Earn Sr
Fo West
Ian
Park
Ameri Gion
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Anew Recorder
Republians
IIL
Courtesins
Toa
Gods Club
University Ale. F. Club
Topeka
Iites
Wichita Natuarl Gas Company
Kansas Court of Industrilations
Hunchinson
Ofier
Arsanges
Broderick
Sty
Enele Dleuny
Memyriz
Huzry
Corre Oayr
Gompers
Formar Leakieg
Nmr
Astad Tulay Akoen
Cleetion Tocca
Dnhue
Ion Mete Cor Yingi Dlemianstin
Tate
Alt Cohor
Westie
Peteitor Peerkakel
Lecompton
Lawgener
Tieyrenee
Naturines
Cerna
Tne
Japan
Episcopal
Elmreh
US Enterampis
Kerman
Gernht Wiley
Lawrens National Bank
Orcloak
Lawrence fFrush
Sue
E. E. Lewis
Dian
Peet Bor
Nminate
N. Smith
Ran
Anatole
France
Paris
Apatole France
Jacques Thibault
Mile
Emma la Prevotte
Franca
Brinlean
Elkslah Wii
Lee
Campaien
St Louis
New
Talmer Tire Co
T.j.sweeney
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