Unofficial Reports Stir War News From India and Asia
Fragmented dispatches claim political upheaval in Hyderabad with the Nizam deposed by his people and growing tensions involving Britain Russia and the Entente. Reports mention Allied forces and German influence amid rumors of Japan and Balkan activity shaping a broader crisis in Asia and the Middle East.
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Nizam of
Hydarab
England
Nave Kavli Whitehenee
Aviv
Jaca
Avhere
Ardine
Caine
Nix Pirapile
Wiereist
Néhemer
Ik Bats
Laa
Wear Eiat
Cauevatuts
Fenun
Balkans
Asia
New Zealand
Australia
Tereiwnera
Lidia
Sant Rosy
Shir
Vriniin
Nissan
Tyderabad
Uae
Renal
Tidias
Taditt
Nizam
Hiyalash Corpeogt Launeers
Europe
Washington
Soukens
Fark Rilchener
Amd
Wishivse Perseni
Kairliog
India
Byish
Nils Donnelly Involved in Kanigge Business Dispute
Nils Donnelly appears linked to a Kanigge business matter amid unclear OCR text. Reportedly a distribution or partnership issue emerges, with no concrete dates or locations readable in the fragment. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided snippet.
Reinforcing the Big Dam Under Severe Water Pressure
Chaotic early report describes reinforcing the north end of the Buowarsuel dam as high waters recede. Workers clear debris, inspect weakened sections, and brace the structure near the foot log while monitoring rock and ribbing conditions for potential failure.
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Erik
Salees
Italian Troops Aid Serbians in First Expedition
Fragmented wartime notes describe Italian troops aiding Serbian forces in a first expedition, with references to the Eastern front, Russian ministerial movements, and Allied naval activity. An entry mentions the French steamer Yser sunk by a German submarine after seizure, and Greek political局 developments with Premier Venizelos’ influence. Additional items note a U S missionary doctor from Kansas heading to China and travels of Mrs Snow and child to Hesperia.
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Algiers
Algeria
United States
Germany
Yser
Zinta
Cleland and Holyfield Deadlock Over City Dump Move
City commission faces stalemate as Cleland and Holyfield clash over whether to move the river dump. A petition protests the plan while law differences, public hearings, and a potential court ruling loom.
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Cleland
Holy Field
Kansas Weather Report Notes Unclear Forecast Tonight
Fragmentary weather note reports a cold night with a chance of mixed precipitation and warmer conditions by Wednesday. Reading is garbled but indicates calls for cautious planning and attention to east portions.
Federal league peace talks in Indianapolis meeting
Reports say federal league officials and owners including Charles Comiske of the Chicago Americans Ruppert of the New York Americans and a representative of the New York Nationals gathered in Indianapolis for a league meeting. Officials expected only routine business but negotiations for peace with organized baseball were discussed.
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Indignavions
Indiainapolis
Tid
Federal Lealgb Owls
Charles Comiekes
Byer
Daddl Ruppert
New York
Extension Bureaus Work in Lawrence Discuss Lectures
Extension bureaus in Lawrence plan a lecture on mail order houses by Wess Gor, a state employee, with Goodwin likely to visit soon. The Merchants Association, Board of Control, and executive committee approved funding for decorations and student events, with two new members voted in and the sale of 4 cent salted samples to support activities.
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Rendée
Wveriew Cotta
Extension Bureau
Enudor
Yeshordal
Contral
Merchunls Association
Cever
Bingville
Wess
Gor
Mefl Goodwin
Goodwin
United States
Ih. W. Jones
Association
Crumbine Lecture Tonight at Lutheran Church
Secretary at the State Board of Health Grumbine will speak tonight at the Trinity Lutheran Church. He will discuss effective methods of preventing disease, controlling insects, and improving air quality, drawing on his discovery of the origin of infantile paralysis. The event is under the Brotherhood of the Trinity Lutheran Church.
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State Board of Health
Grumbine
Brotherhood of the
Prrinity Lutheran Lurch
Dr Bard Will Speak at Trinity Lutheran Church
Dr Bard, son of Bishop Paul Bard of Mecklenburg Schwerin, will address a large Kansas City Lutheran congregation tomorrow evening at 7. The Kansas City pastor is noted as a doctor of philosophy and a professor of literature at St John’s Seminary. He is president of the general Lutheran conference of German descent.
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Trinity
Lutheran Church
Tomoxrow
Angreas
Lutheran Climeh
Kansas City
Avlid
Eliapiel Oxere
Kansas
Prinity Lutheran Elie
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Mecklenbine-Sehwerti
General Lutheran Conference of German
Het Chniversity
Ameren
Jalin
Germany
St.Jofin
Semari al Hambans Uetas Leen Agqustkor
Emb
Ai Hicneo
French Commission Plans Postwar Supplies for France
Wire from New York reports French industrial and chamber of commerce leaders arranging a postwar relief program. They seek to purchase about 60,000 dollars worth of iron and steel supplies from American sources, previously imported from Germany, to aid reconstruction and foster postwar ties with the United States.
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New, York
Inklustoinl and
Indi
Lafayette
le Vomnissinners
Germany
France
Injured Woman in Street Car Collision at Seventh
Miss Filus Haskins was thrown from a street car at Seventh and New Hampshire, receiving severe bruises but no broken bones. The incident, witnessed by few, occurred while she was driving to the paper, with relatives nearby. the motorman reportedly did not see the fall, and the car demolished the buggy. Doctors thought she would recover rapidly from the shock and bruises.
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Filus Haskins
Haskins
Siloer
Hampshire
Nationals Promote Peace in St Louis Community
Newspaper notes efforts by German American and French American residents in St. Louis to aid war widows and dependents. A German bazaar raised funds for German soldiers' widows while French groups held a fete to boost relief for French widows and orphans, showing cross community support.
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St. ‘Louis
St. Loni
St. Voussne
Preparing Special Number for Thanksgiving High School Issue
The forthcoming high school special edition will feature a short story by a student and reports on the big football game played to date. It notes a local student named Hany Berod and mentions relatives in Missouri, with ties to Wayne and Rolekow areas.
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Eames
Hany Berod
Rolekow
Missouri
Wayne
Ont Iwania
Sivbet
High School Boys Club Meeting Tonight at Y Association
The boys club weekly meeting at the city Y is set for tonight with officer Ay according to the regular press. An all night hike is planned for tomorrow night but weather changes may alter plans.
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Clh
Centrifugal Pump Arrives for Santa Fe Excavation Work
The new centrifugal pump is set for temporary use at the Santa Fe excavation near the tracks. It will clear sand and water to keep abutment work progressing while a larger barnes ground is cleared, with a ten to twelve inch pipe system planned for connections.
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Santa Fe
Pompisi
Jury Hangs 1M Wolf Embezzlement Case
The jury returned a guilty verdict in the embezzlement case against Wolf, with the panel out briefly after the jury instructions. Details indicate the defendant, a white man, faced charges including forgery and larceny amid a swindle linked to bad checks, while related cases against Walt and Bostwick were noted in proceedings.
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Wolf
Freeman
Walt
Appa Neensape
Bostwick
Byent
Lawrence Stasl
Chinese Government Decides No Change This Year
The Associated Press reports the Chinese government authorized a statement indicating no changes will be made to the country’s government this year. The remark underscores continuity in leadership and policy as the nation moves forward.
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Will
Peking
Fragmentary notes from University event diary
Fragmented OCR text mentions the University and a week event with Fraisas Nobwakt gunw. Incomplete details hinder full understanding of persons, places, or outcomes.
University Sunday Call to Students for Church Attended
A college notice urges Nebraska fans to consider attending church next Sunday labeled Simday the fourteenth. It questions regular attendees and encourages students to join church services, suggesting peers invite family and not rely on past KU ties. It challenges apathy and calls pastors to do more for thousands of students.
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Sdeh
College of Liberal Arts Enrollment Rises in 1915 16
Enrollment figures show total at 2,806, with gains driven by the fine arts school and teacher training programs. The freshman class remains largest with 43 men and unspecified women. among majors, engineering enrollment trails year to year, while total male and female counts climb in several departments.
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College of Liberal
Vuelander
Naib
Ethilbals
Eenrollmient i Halitieda
Arejones
Ee Sily
Willy
Ani
Othiers
School of Fine
Bev
Ellen Tiavi
Eens
Nilong Gread
Reese Cig
University inspectors audit Topeka pumps and wagons
In Topeka inspectors checked wagon scales and pumps at the university facility. Professors BLP and Loring led the inspection noting defects and corrections needed while Wichita week focus on gas station equipment was mentioned.
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Wichita
Blp
Ae Ac
He” University
Topeka
Frida Yastoveck
Bumpsor Loring
Ban
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Bane
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Orden
Alexander Stosky
Athens
Yani
Parvis
Tig Press
Venizelos
China
Julian Petit
University of Kansas
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Univerity
Cleland and Holyfield
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Clyde
Clolauad
Mr. Tolyted
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Lawrence
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