Monastir Taken as Teutons Retreat in Macedonian Front
Report from Rome says Serbian forces retook Monastir as German Bulgarian troops withdraw toward Drijep. Entente troops push north of Monastir with villages captured. French and Serbian units reach the city on November 20. The capture signals Allied superiority and may influence Balkan affairs.
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Monastir
Taris
Allie
Cerna
Lake Presb
Todux
Prench
Wrench Traggs
Montastir
S22
London
Monte
Mesq
Illes Wi
Crowd Reacts To Fall Of Woman In City Scene
Report describes chaos as a woman falls amid a panic in a crowded district. Eyewitnesses recall chaos and debris being hurled from a military building as people flee the scene.
Charles El Springer GS Dean Dies After Lawrence Visit
Charles El Springer and his parents arrived in Lawrence before the Quante l Massacre. He died at a hospital in Papeka Proi Inet trouble while arranging for burial. Funeral plans expected Wednesday. he leaves two brothers, two sisters, and several children.
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Laewrence
Queantrell
Springer
Lawrence
The
Gedrige
Mary Rogers
Mary Pulver
Wichita
Das. Duringer
Kansas City
Childres
Walter Springer
Laws
Grace Cratell
Reno
Kyaw
Record breaking flight from Chicago to New York
Ruth Las completed a record voyage from Chicago to New York with stops at Hornell and Binghamton. The 152 mile final leg to New York City was flown in about four hours and twenty minutes, totaling an all night attempt with the aircraft arriving at Government Island at 6 40 a.m. today.
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Ruth
Fhey
Chicago
New York
Pines
Ruth Las
Chicape
Government Islan
Hornell
Binghamt Mnly
Binton
Pwr
Mel
Bombs found aboard steamship Sarnia on voyage to France
Twenty unexploded bombs were found in the cargo of the American steamship Sarnia after it arrived at Cherbourg from New York via Liverpool. Mate Wybrance reported the find after the ship sailed September 2 and caught fire from an unknown cause. War widows and children from Britain are slated for transfer to Canada to aid marriages with farmers, per International Emigration Society plans.
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Sarvia
New York
Surat
Sarnia
Cherbourg
France
Wybrance
Liverpool
Isarnix
Canada
Cantadit
David Bomb
London
International Emigration Society of the Salvation Army
Joint congressional probe on transportation utilities begins
A new session of the joint congressional commission opens to study government control and ownership of transportation, telephone and telegraph lines. Chairman Newlands outlines a broad inquiry into regulation, efficiency, and possible government ownership amid clashes with rail and road interests.
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Inashington
Novi
Chaiman
Newlands
Baurage
Washington
joint Congres+sional commission
Francis PF. Nosklands
Nevada
Ulva
Nic Whant
Local News and Court Verdicts Reported
Te West Seonlae Dell Niwhy for Liaaneh and Maanted Orderlite Phe Mead quarters meet at the can hang arniary. VERDICT Av J. Vogler awarded damages against J. D. Dowersick for an accident at the pipe mill. The case of Rank against James B. Steele opened this morning. A high school boys meeting with Mayor Francisco and W. W. Holyfield is planned for tomorrow night. Mid Day Lunch for Merchants' Association to discuss membership campaign components.
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Seonlae Dell
Liaaneh
Orderlite
Eoompuns
Tie
Arniary
Saga
Mike Voover
J. Vogler
J. D
James B. Steele
Francisco and
Caninisster
W. W. Holyfield
Auditoriaa Disien
Mexican Slayer Confesses Killing Death in Topeka Case
Sheriff Cummings and Deputy Selmeek tracked the suspect to a bunkhouse near Spencer after Pasquel Gonzales died from five gunshot wounds at Lecompton. Contrerés, a former steel worker, confessed to the shooting over a disputed $10 debt. Gonzales died at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka after being brought there.
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Ugelio Contreres
Sand
Pasquel Gonzales
Hightow
Leconpt
Sherif Cummings
Selmeek Oat Spencer
Topeka
Contrereés
Mayt
Lecompton
Ganziles
Contreres
Gonziles
Santa Fe
Spencer Mr. Cummings
Mrian Beck
Ganaales
Sheri Cumming
Sheri? Cummings
Uke Johnsen
Imen
Laree
Prairie Grove Reunion of Survivors Set for December 7
Prairie Grove Ark veterans of the 32nd battle will meet in Landener Kansas on December 7 at 10 a.m. The gathering honors units including General a nd Kansas Civil War era troops with marching, talks, and a central meeting at the hall.
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Ark
Landener
Kansas
G. AL
R. Hall
Ceneral
6Th Cavalry
Ald
Wamsas Cab Secreture
Charles H. Trout
Kanssie Cavalry
West Tenth Street
Kam. Ghiahowia
Miss Own
Unclear text on labor convention planning in 1900s era
Fragmentary report discusses organizing in a period of labor federation activity. Mentions four rail brotherhoods, a potential eight hour law, and references to a convention and ballots. Details are unreadable and names cannot be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Mab
Anericain
Federation of Labor
Tahar
Whs
Campaign notes and sports updates from Albany and Kansas
Stare Suptragi campaign details arise with a projected late week conven tion in Albany New York for a major emigient session. The Kansas squad rests as Martin and Burton recover from injuries and Lincoln game damage is noted. A Catholic marriage joins O Connor and Ballie Hond with plans to ranch in Colorado. Prof Patterson speaks at Plymouth Center on Nay mm the Trenches.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Ion
Kansas Fonthas
Martin
Tavisted
Burton
Kansas
Lincoln
O'Conner
Tamar
Celeaml
Ballie Hond
Globe
Poughis
O'Ca
Colorado
Chicago bars raise beer prices in downtown district
Nov. 20 report notes nearly all downtown Chicago bars boosted beer prices by a quarter to a third, cutting serving sizes while increasing per drink cost. The move affects patrons in the district as establishments moved to offset higher costs.
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Chicago
Chancellor Strom to Return From East Coast Meetings
Chancellor Frank Strom to return home after conferences in Washington and New York. In Washington he led a meeting of State University Presidents and discussed extending professor pension plans with Carnegie Foundation officials. In New York he met Carnegie Foundation directors and National Research Council members in relation to engineering projects.
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Wrctr
Frank Strom
Washington
New York
Strong
Uni
Carnelicr Foundation
Mudday Mon
Strang
Big Day for Churches Draws Large City Attendance
The November church campaign boosted attendance as ministers and members of the Ministers Alliance report widespread participation. Leaders credit the drive for increased churchgoers and say the plan to attract people to worship succeeded.
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Laree
Police Court Handles Burdened Docket In Brief
Disorderly docket includes White who entered a guilty plea after appearing in police court. He was fined and sentenced to ten days in jail for intoxication. Several others faced charges of trespass and related offenses as authorities processed routine cases.
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Ting
White
Guiliy
Price hikes hit groceries and beef following steady demand
Fragmented report notes rising consumer costs with grocers charging up to 50 cents more for goods. It cites beef prices rising to 11.60 per hundredweight and a $3,000 fraud trial in Chicago where Rourke and Wing faced charges though acquitted. The piece blends price fears with legal outcomes and slow winter plans.
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Demnand Dyralers
Wiinas
Grocers
Water Company City Reach Agreement On Plant Transfer
Lawrence Kansas November 18 1946 the Lawrence Water Co board announces a complete agreement with the city to transfer plant ownership and allow the city to retain tax amounts and operate and collect water charges through November 1946 The draft purchase price totals 1725000 and 2000000 in mortgage settlements and tax adjustments The city will assume the property and continue water service as the partnership transitions to city control
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Lawrence
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Kansas
Lawrence Water CO
der Mdgar
J. Street
OH. Mitchell
Harry TR
Eity
Pines
Sant Superintendent I
Praaniive
State's witness favors BP Daniel in murder trial
The article reports conflicting testimony in a murder case with Dr McGlothlan admitting uncertainty about weapon direction. It notes the basement window scene and the involvement of prosecutor McDaniel, plus witnesses discussing whether blows were left or right handed. It also mentions labor leaders meeting with President Wilson.
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St. Joseph
Hari Wieh
AP. McGlothsn
Oscar Tr. McDaniel
Hogbanad
McMoshlan
Bern
McGlothlan
McDaniel
MeéeGlothigan
Hente
Sebeeta
Lithuanian Army to Fight Under Hindenburg Plans
Reports from Switzerland and Germany discuss possible deferments for Lithuanians to fight under Field Marshal von Hindenburg. An estimated 150000 Lithuanians could be raised for service, while Poland’s situation mirrors event patterns noted in earlier dispatches.
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Lithunia
Toons i
Switzerland
Poland
Vin Hindenberg
South Side Gym Class Aims at Friday Evening Rec Center
The Southsiders organize an after work recreation program at Mand di Friday evening with city supplied instructors. University staff will lead goal oriented classes while Verdley school women help. Readers borrow latest books and periodicals from the neighborhood reading area.
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Mand di
Aimong
Azymmasiueyela
Tosra
Shim
University
Verdley
Road survey to map Douglas county hard surface route
Two parties of engineers begin a three week survey across Douglas county to map a hard surface road from Guy to Topeka. The eastward team will base in Ton ganoxie and the westward team in Lawrence, with final alignment across Leavenworth and Shawnee boundaries.
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Topeka
Lawrence
WS. Gearhart
Manhattan
Boundda
Douglas
Leav
Onworth
B.D. Coleman
Warrison
Brobere
Shawnee County
Gearhart
Adatte
Leavenworth
Fire Losses In Kansas Reach High Totals In October
Incendiary fires caused major damage across Kansas with losses exceeding 250 000 dollars. State Fire Marshal L T Bussey cites 15 fires accounting for about 19 287 dollars in Pratt County lead all counties with 34 100 in losses. The report notes incidents across 105 counties during October.
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Topeka
L. T. Bussey
Pratt County
Professor Skilton Criticises Music Writing Practices
Prof Skilton objects to newspapers overemphasizing musical criticism in sporting or society coverage. He urges readers to approach concerts with careful listening and independent reading rather than relying on editors from other departments.
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Jorers
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