Weather Drives Record Turnout Predicted in New York Election
The article reports both Republican and Democratic leaders forecasting the largest vote in state history due to clear weather. It notes party headquarters in New York and New Jersey stressing turnout for the presidential contest, with expectations of a high, nationwide influence from the decisive allied vote.
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Weather and Election Notes Across the Nation
Heavy rain and heat affected voting as tallies came in from New York to Colorado. Reports indicated strong turnout with early results showing support for Wilson and Hughes in various precincts amid weather delays and scattered drift.
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Campaigning and Voting Scenes At Local Polls
The report describes Hughes voting at 7 05 in a small laundry and President Wilson voting around 1 00. Onlookers reacted with surprise as disturbances and cheers occurred. After polls close, officials plan to dispatch returns by telephone to Secretary Tusulty.
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Submarine Sinks and Destroyer Damaged in October Naval Clash
An official statement recounts October naval actions as a German submarine reportedly sank a vessel while a destroyer and escort suffered light damage. The article notes heavy anti submarine actions, bombardment near Santa Didol and the destruction caused to private property, with enemy forces retreating after engagements.
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Fire Marshal Plan Aims to Safeguard Pupils and Staff
The board endorses a plan to clear fire hazards in all buildings used by pupils and teachers, abolish extra hourly fines, and adjust salaries to fund protective measures. Superintendent Kent reports Thermadher’s departure, while a $1,200 supplemental reading fund for girls is debated and state cooperation is sought.
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Kansas Weather Report I Foreword
A Kansas weather bulletin notes conditions for today with morning and afternoon periods. The short report lists forecast periods and general climate notes without specific figures or locations.
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Congregational Meeting at KU Enrollment Reaches 3298
The Congregational meeting at Pennity Lutheran Church drew the largest attendance to date with 3298 enrolled. Stauier remains pastor, Claire Craig elected elder, Ma Anderson deacon, and Charles Kyte treasurer as church committees reported progress and improved treasury balance. Members celebrated stronger vision and renewed commitment across church life.
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Orchestra to Be Formed at Tanerence High School
The Tanerence high school board last night voted to hire a competent instructor to train the new orchestra. Walter Rigdon is favored for the post but no one has been selected yet. expenses are being borne by students. Rigdon recently returned from the Lie Me ian border where he led the First Regiment band.
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Topeka session draws nearly all Lawrence teachers
Almost all ninety Lawrence city teachers attend a Topeka conference as part of the State Teachers Association program. The event includes lectures by notable figures and a discussion of conditions affecting education. The University of Kansas hosts the series with plans for more talks this year open to the public.
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Cochran Case Update and Railway Inquiries
The story notes a new clue in the Cochran case linked to a passenger railway incident near Topeka. It mentions a woman seen in a newspaper photo and indicates investigators sent to Locompton for further inquiries. A transport company hauled a 6000 pound shipment of paper, and 6.5 tons of silver bullion moved from San Francisco to the German submarine Deutschland.
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Board of Education Members Attend Conference
Several members of the Board of Education are expected to attend a national conference of boards of education. Lawrence schools Superintendent Kent and other district officials will participate, with focus on vouchers and program initiatives.
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Howe Sermon Denounces Press Abuses And Selfishness
The article recounts Howe delivering a sermon on media fairness and public sentiment. He criticizes newspapers for abuse and selfishness while noting his own past faults, including unfair reporting during his career and the destruction of pandemic-era files before showing them to his sons.
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Planning a BHP Ike AW Rays Trip Features Readiness and Photo
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Six Boys Enroll at High School After National Guard Release
Six former high school students rejoin Murray Guesa Nel Joe Rie n Meuffles Nick Steven Maldon Weed and Herra after returning from National Guard service. Total enrollment rises to about 841. Nick Jobson released from county jail after serving sentence for an unknown offense.
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City Officials Postpone Thursday Meeting Amid Election Preparations
City commissioners deferred their regular Thursday session, citing the election and out‑of‑town officials. Hunting licenses show brisk activity with several issued in the first six days. The court terms are pushed to Monday to allow jurors and staff to vote, with criminal docket to follow.
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University Sunday: Pastors to Motion Student Life Probe Sermons
Lawrence church leaders announce plans to push student life reforms, aiming to probe sermons for concerns. The move involves university pastors and campus officials seeking clearer guidelines and accountability.
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Early City Count Shows Hughes Lead
Vague text reports an early city count indicating Hughes leading. Citations mention Waive Sunday plans at the Lawrence Y and church programs. University Sunday is noted as a feature with services drawing many students.
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Fire damages Liberal Arts building at Missouri college
Fire damaged the liberal arts building at a Missouri college early today. Estimated loss around 65 000 dollars, with 35 000 possibly insured. Dormitory for women emptied as fire crews fought the blaze. trustees planned reconstruction and a meeting to discuss rest.
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Lawrence City Votes Big Turnout in Water Plant Debate
Voters in Lawrence launched early turnout as polling opened for a heated debate over transferring the Water Company plant to the city. Officials reported a record noon crowd while discussions with the company centered on taxes and the purchase price of 175000 dollars.
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Rumanians Gain Along Debrudia Front War Report
War office reports progress for Romanian forces along the Debrudia Front with advances near Bodza pass and in the Somme region. British troops on the Somme reported actions near Butte Des Vallincourt and other fronts as details were released.
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Dreadnoughts Reported Hit by British Submarine
A November report from the submarine’s commanding officer claims two Kaiser class dreadnoughts were struck by a British torpedo in the North Sea. The report notes missing sailors and smoke in a Braverman-Wurnitzer building fire in Peoria.
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