President Orders Burkitt Reinstatement After Criticism
President Wilson directed Postmaster General Burleson to reinstate George Burkitt, the Winnetka Illinois assistant postmaster fired for criticizing the president’s engagement. The action, announced after a brief conference with the president, disapproved of Burkitt’s discharge and cited no other valid charges. Burkitt’s case, including alleged insubordination and inefficiency, remains under investigation with Burkitt suspended.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Burleson
George ‘Burkitt
Winnetka
Minois
Feiljing
Burkitt
Elmi
Trinity
L'Resistort
Fe “Ub
Mostmsuter
Rloor Winnetka
Tigen’ Piven Denimits Cor Nghy Thay
Hurkitt
Phe
Tuntie
Gouciil Burlyson
Hig Wits
Gener Roper
Oklahoma crude oil jumps as producers brace for activity
Oklahoma crude oil rose by 2.30 to 3.90 dollars per barrel, a ten cent morning gain noted amidst a surge in prices since August. Local producers in Tulsa report jubilation and plans for intensified field work as oil activity is expected to increase. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh the tenth consecutive crude price rise since August 13 was announced by the United Pennsylvania Co, with five cents added to most crudes and Ragland up two.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Ohina
Sre
Viltsburg
Pennivan Qi Co
Good Roads Meeting Sees Kansas Delegates Named
Lawrence men to represent Golden Belt Road Association at Kansas Good Roads session in Arkansa City on November 8 and 20. Delegates include Zumwalt Bonner Springs Finch Otis Parking Putney Stansfield Fischer Wamego Smith Seaton Monts Tepaty Manhattan Muenzenayer Manley Dimetion City Salinas Trent Parcell Wakeeneson Wilson Louis Yeash Trey Abiline Harmilton Solomon Whitehair Gowthewp Bailey Ssworth Alford Havenworth Raisng Alford and Eugene Alford.
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Lawrence
Arkansas City
Abilene
Kans
Kansas Good Roads’ Association
Arkansaas City
Hiave Deen
Golden Yalt Road Association
T MC. Moi
Kansas City
Kay
Invi Zumwalt
Bonner Springs
C. S. Finch
Otis Parking
H. S. Putney
Gene Stansfield
Topeka
E. J. Fischer
Wamego
B. W. Smith
F. N. Seaton
H. E. Monts
Tepaty
Manhattan
Fimners
C. W. Muenzenayer
C. J. Manley
Dimetion City
Cyrus Salinas
George T .Trent
G. HL Parcell
Wakeenesson
Wilson
B.A. Louis
Calby
F. Yeash
G. Trey Abiline
G. W. Harmilton
Solomon
V. T. Whitehair
Gawthewp
Roy F, Bailey
Ssworth
Ald
Jelly V
Plan for Semi-dentennial Exposition at University
A plan for a semi-dentennial exposition at the University was discussed by Visiting Alumni in a Saturday meeting. A committee, including A. L. Pearson of Kansas City, R. Blair of Topeka, and Mrs. T. J. Doran of Topeka, was appointed to examine past plans and report to the board of alumni visitors. Mrs Ils Perkins of Lawrence was appointed to fill a vacancy on the board of visitors after the resignation of Mrs T L Chalkley.
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Rtylanker School
Almboi
Tain “Sappport
Educntion
Alpirni
Pearsons
Kansas City
Kant Robert Blair
Lawrence
T. Li. Chalkley
Bulgarian Strength Alarms Population at Monastir
Berlin dispatches report Bulgarian forces threaten Monastir front and harbor expansions at Varna with Turkish reinforcements. British ships land stores, and 8500 Serbian captives with 12 cannon are reported across Balkan fronts. Russian defeat in Galicia and German gains near Bourges are noted in later items.
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Saloniki
Almong
Monastir
Perlepe
Babiana
Maipass
Katelinik
Gariga
Varna
Sud Rai
Smaller Forces Won Tactics Clash At Babina Yass In Serbia
Milan dispatch from November reports a minor Serbian defense against a 20,000 strong Bulgarian force near Veles and Babuna pass. Serbian troops, pressed under heavy fire, retreated briefly before Col Vassic ordered a counterattack. Serbian Grafians crossed the Tepe road and broke the Bulgarian line, driving them beyond Juatoxiak.
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Milan
Italy
Babina Yass
Serbia
Corriere Della 'Spra
Bulinns
Veles
Isvor
Vassic
Asifayjas
Dida lat Pear publishes record butter fat score
The report notes a club event where a pigeon or animal named Dida lat Pear achieved a butter fat yield above seventy pounds in a single season, surpassing the world record for the breed with a 403 and 6la score, under the oversight of the dean Prluth Pen.
Kiarses City Mayor Fraheisco and Pickard Visit
The report notes Mayor W. J. Fraheisco and C. Pickard traveling from Kiarses City to Krauingag City for a business engagement today. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Kiarses City
W. J.fraheisco
C.° . Pickard
Krauigag City
Kansas Editor Association Plans New Lawren ce Meeting
The Kansas Editorial Association voted to revive the Kansas Editor publication and to hold a Lawrence gathering April 20 to 22 with a short course on newspaper work directed by Prof. Merle Thorpe of the University. The program will focus on lectures and technical subjects for editors and will precede the national teachers of journalism conference.
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Lawrence
Lawre
Merle Thorpe
Mon Wit
Univ
Puse
Thorpe
Uhd
Editoriil
Thorp
Montul ‘Pi
Owith
Hapael
J. J. Napier
Newton
Kapsis
Little
Almk Enterprise
Clevenger
Osawatomic Graphite
J. Byron Caing
Belle Plaine
News
M. Pearl
Hiawatha Democrat
W. Ey Payton
Coloney Free Press
Toni ‘Phaynpson
Howard Covinanti
Austint Tonfance
Lebo Star
Iw. C
Palmer
Fetrell Republican
A. Je Miler
Belleville
Elescope
RY P. McGualloch
Anthony Bulletin
Religious effort boosts church attendance across cities
Ministers report successful remittance of Sundays with sermons at the University students addressed in multiple churches. Hundreds respond to exhortations as religious organizations gauge progress toward a concluding test day. Communities show strong lay support and broad participation in the revival movement.
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Lawrence
Chuveli
Caulpai
Homeless Mer Suffered Cost Aligns With Hope
A fragmented OCR item notes a homeless person facing hardship and seeking help or resources. It mentions struggle with costs and a glimmer of hope for aid or shelter, in a local community context. Further readable details are limited.
Crowds Attract Gasoline Parade In Lawrence Transit
Police halted traffic as count of motor crowds formed a large procession Saturday in Lawrence. About 142 cars traveled eastward and then turned toward Kansas City after crossing the bridge. Officers diverted routes to keep order while the crowd moved north toward the city, with Kohring noting the broad turnout and route choices.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas dean Butler's recital headline
Harold L. Butler of the University school of fine arts will give a public recital in Lawrence Wednesday evening, assisted by Mrs Butler and Miss Pearl Epiley, at Pra ser Hall. The concert, one of the fall's leading musical events, features a varied program including works by Haydn Rubinstein and Damrosch, with a large attendance expected.
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University
Music School
Wotan Harold
L. Butler
University School, of Fine Arts
Lawrence
Butler
Pearl Epiley
Pine
Praser Hall
Saggio
Gisol
Caldaza
Mann
Strauss
der Sandtraeger
Burgert
Weaver of
Myrtle Reed
Card
Ausomas
Paola
Frances
Beene
Masons to Host Annual Reception and Honor Lineup
A local Masons lodge announces an upcoming reception honoring notable members. Key figures include Ly Burdick and other dignitaries, with details about event venue and timing to be confirmed.
Reception for All-Masons by Prof Burdick Invited
Fragmentary notice invites attendees to a reception hosted by Professor Burdick for the All-Masons, with expected attendance and oversight by Weber and Sears. The text is incomplete and reads as a ceremonial invitation with uncertain names and details.
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St .Yascns
Weber Et Sears
Burdick
Judge releases Haskins wife amid desertion claims
A garbled report says Vernon Haskins faces family court actions after alleged desertion. The piece mentions a judge releasing his wife, references to family and legal stakes, and hints at tensions tied to past marriage duration and a flood event.
Progress on Large Bridge Underwater Work Nears Finish
Reports indicate arrival of a large barge and hoisting engine for bridge construction. Excavation below water line starts, with a plan to backfill and place heavy timber and stone near the river’s south side as crews expect rapid progress in about two to three weeks.
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Ainderag
Dolph
Attendanceand codes at the Eng meeting in Ohio street
The report notes 6 556 attendance with mixed details about checkers and payments. An engineering meeting by the Student Branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is described, listing agenda items, selected speakers, and scheduled readings by prominent state officials at Ohio Street.
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Soci Mechaical
A. Jr
Slecidei
Fiat
le Annal
Prominaut
Etate
Lyris
Students Recital Tonight at Fraser Hall
Students recital at Fraser Hall by the School of Fine Arts features piano violin and cello solos. Dean Butler invites faculty and students to attend, promising an engaging program with notable performances and a strong music inspiration from the university’s arts division.
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Fraser Hall
School of Fine’ Arts
Sade Lio
Tie Nachowel
Pines
Anypbee
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Charles
iRkilton
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Butler
Edgar Plans Growth Amid New Machinry and Staff
Edgar plans expansion with a growing plant on Vermont Street. New machinery and ten new workers have been added in ten weeks, raising capacity to 74 seals per day and positioning the firm to produce all market seals for the Mississippi River region and beyond.
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Edgar 'S
Vermont Street
Sherbytine
Issippi- Terewen
Ea Fox
Death of Well Known Early Settler Whedon
Local obituary notes the death of Whedon an elder statesman among Lawrenee settlers at an advanced age. Funeral arrangements are listed for the Pallview Methodist church with Rev Rist officiating. He is survived by his wife five daughters and one son along with numerous grandchildren and extended family.
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Whedon
Lawrenee
Tomoxtom
Pallview Methodist Eluarelt
Re Rist
Mavens Meairs
Burlington
Ax Tuttle
Kansas
Lewis Howell
Mary Ee Kelly
Jes X Whedon
Ave
Lawren
Gas scarcity disrupts night heating and pipeline supplies
Local gas users face cold homes as pipeline company limits deliveries at current rates. Report notes a lack of service pipes causing outages while the company argues it can supply gas if pressures increase. Residents seek relief as heating becomes essential and tensions rise between the utility and households.
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Ali al Fanil
Élini
Ada
Mérning
Tim
Tnorufins Uke
Skewers at City Jail and men travel plans
The fragment describes a rough scene at a city jail and notes men traveling to inns and lodging houses open to all early in the evening. It mentions two burly men seen on McCook field Saturday and a chaperone or guard preparing for an interurban trip with a plan to work after arriving.
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City Jail
Fionk
Rutherford
Chaisherlain
Adams Arraigned On Theft Charge In Ottawa
Frank Adams was brought to Ottawa where he faced a theft charge for stealing a suit. His preliminary hearing was scheduled for tomorrow at 2 o clock before Justice We Clerk.
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Adams
Frank Adam
Ottawa
Elovhies J
Lawrence
Cornell lecturer to speak on biology at Snow Hall
Dr Needham head of the department of dentalogy at Cornell University will lecture on biology in Snow Hall Tuesday. The event is open to the public and aims to discuss current research and implications for science education.
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Needham To
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TG. Dhaiy
Cornell University
Hal Tock
Kansas Plan to Move Building at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Faculty and Albrani say the proposal to move the Kansas building to the University site is impracticable. Officials note the plan would waste materials and not fit the university’s needs, delaying construction and undermining the fair exhibit. Feasibility studies by engineers suggest a long term home on campus is best.
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Kansas
Wonman
Collor
Fle Noving
Universi
Will Read: Wallace E Pratt Lecture on Philippine Mining
Wallace E Pratt will speak at 4 30 in lecture room on The Economic Developments of the Philippines from the Point of View of Mining. Pratt has spent seven years in the Philippines and is honored for government service. The will open to all interested at the University of Mining.
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Wallace E. Pratt
Philipping
B. Pratt
Eliet
Aelsiog Lof
Miding
Sas
Swall
Torhorrot
Philippines
Mr. Pratt
Fire destroys main building of School of Mines at Weir
Fire swept the four story North Weir building housing the Nuisas School at orthys, destroying the equipment and causing $15,000 to $17,000 in losses. About set pupils and teachers escaped safely as firefighters struggled with weak pressure. The state board of administration, meeting in Pittsburg, planned continuation of the mine school for twenty pupils.
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Weir
Kap
Nuisas
Atsorthys
LA P'Eloe Estate
Burton Wolfe
Pittshave
Remodeling and Roofing at Kennedy Residence in Louisiana
Remodeling and reroofing of W. F. Kennedy's residence in Louisiana completes extensive improvements. The work enhances both appearance and convenience, reflecting significant property upgrades in the area.
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W. FE. Kennedy
Fit
Committee Will Meet To Plan Plymouth Congregational Work
A parish committee will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss plans for the construction work on the Plymouth Congregational church. The notice emphasizes planning and safety in the project.
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Plymouth Congregational Echarch
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