Allies Decide on Blockade of Greece Amid Neutrality Tensions
Nov 22 dispatches report Greece pressed by Entente to seal off its coast with a commercial blockade while maintaining neutrality. Greek press factions accuse Britain of dragging Greece into war, yet overall mood in Athens favors avoiding a clash as Russian and Serbian fronts shift. The French authorities reportedly resisted the idea of full cooperation with Salonika alignment as talks continue.
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Terlin
Nuke
Ty Sayville
Overseas Nevis Agency
City water sale plan faces delayed action after election move
Mitchell offers a plan to sell the water plant within days but city leaders resist a special election. The proposed purchase would cost a substantial levy with officials debating feasibility and timing, amid moves to adjourn the shareholder action and await legal guidance.
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President Wilson to Attend Army Navy Game Reservations Made
New York November 22 Reservations for President Wilson and party to watch the Army Navy football game at West Point are announced by Lieutenant Charles B Meyer secretary treasurer of the army athletic council. The president will view part of the game from the navy side boxes.
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Stromboli Active as Population Flees Lava Flow Near Palermo
Island Stromboli, off Sicily’s north coast, remains perpetually active with lava spilling down its sides. Reports from Palermo on November 22 describe residents fleeing as eruptions intensify and ash and volcanic activity threaten coastal areas.
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Strombpli
Lipari
Lawrence Man With Billy To Lead Revival at Local Church
A Lawrence man connected to Billy Sunday returns to preach as part of a revival at First Methodist Church in Lawrence. Rev. Jus Srommerville, pastor, notes Gill and Summerville look forward to a joyful day marking conversion of the Lawrence evangelist, formerly aligned with the Wichita crusade.
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Hoe
Litelman Hefison
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Pennsylvania
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Allan
Wichita
Hogeon
Kansas
Gil
Kansas Guard Officers Visit San Francisco War Plan Contingencies
Kansas Guard officers toured California in a mission led by General Wilder later detailing defense plans. They met with officials, reviewed the Mistental army concept, and discussed deploying National Guard units for sixty days if needed. The trip included visits to Fort Baker and the University of Kansas connections, with formalities and a ceremonial sendoff signaling continued readiness.
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Lanving
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Haig
Kansas Guard
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Wafo Mazen
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Staan Ree
Ont -Baker
Universi
Ernest H. Avar
Weather Forecast Scrambled Kansas Report Clipped
Fragmentary weather notice from Kansas area predicts tonight’s easterly winds and cold conditions. Clipped text shows partial times and locations with unclear station names and numbers. Entities inferred include Kansas, tonight, and west portion hints.
New Homes Planned by Greek Letter Societies
Alumni at the Nebraska game noted plans for new houses by Greek letter societies. Pi Beta Phi reports a completed $14,000 home at Thirteenth and Mississippi, with a fine club house. several houses are expected to be built despite delays.|N/A
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National Sorors
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Mississippi
Wife Seeks News on Husband Missing in War
A widow in Lawrence hopes for word on her husband reported missing after fighting in Germany. She awaits verification of his status as a prisoner or dead and seeks official confirmation to ease the family’s distress. The case mirrors wartime uncertainty faced by many families.
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Germany
Ars. von Neliing
Lawrence
Mog. Glavinos
San Bren
Ivy
Altiewr
Wes von Schimeling
Corinty
India
Accepted ordinances on Locust Street paving plan
Letters from Bath and Lawrence confirm that railway work is not considered, and city officials guarantee the Locust Street paving will be thirty feet wide. A council meeting tomorrow is expected to discuss the revision and the paving schedule, with preparations underway this week.
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Capper Urges Simple Life at Big Church Meeting
Governor Capper addressed a large church rally urging a simple life and Christian devotion. He warned against modern materialism, pressed parental responsibility, and argued the Bible should shape public schooling and patriotism while opposing expansion of federal power.
Indian heirs traced through Douglas County visitor
Douglas County resident Hervey A. Andrews, son of Indian heirs, has served in the Indian service at a distant post. He is visiting relatives near Vinland for about four months and will return to Ioopa Valley, California, after the holidays to resume government work. The note highlights the long history of Indian service and Anglo-Indian ties in early America.
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Douglas County
Hervey A. Andrews
Jort
Waalirties
Vinland
Armerica
Queen Lil Sends Gift of Rare Weava Scarf to Mrs. Gal
A Hawaiian scarf of rare weave is presented by Queen Liliuokalani to Mrs. Gal T. Lonolithi as a tribute from the daughters of Hawaii. The delicate chiffon piece features native patterns and is described as an exemplar of ancient Hawaiian craftsmanship.
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Gal Tlonolithi
Tawaii
Norman- Galt
Daughters of Hawaii
Hawaii
Denver Records Moving to Lawrence Next Week
QCren president says the Denver branch records will be shipped to Lawrence by freight, with final removal and office moves underway. Denver employees will relocate, and permanent headquarters will be established in Lawrence after the merger of the Fraternal Aid Association with the Internal Union.
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Lawrence
Vrathernal Aid Union
Denver
Fraternal Aid Association
Intorual Union
State Board Awards Certificates to Matie Teachers
The State Board of Education announces certificates granted to multiple instructors. Awards include three year and temporary certificates issued Saturday by L. D. Taby of the board. Recipients listed include Frances, Connell, Lawrence, Ray, Deni son, Amma W. Allen, and others from Baldwin City Institute and Ottawa.
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State Board
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Sdileatian
Amioiinere Reel
Ian
Dawe Nee Yehet
Frances
Connell
Lawrence
Ray
Denison
Baldwin City Institute
Amma W. A Allen
Ottawa
Corn Test Details From Webster and Lawrence Area
Reports from Webster near Lawrence discuss corn samples entered for a corntest. G T Webster is noted as living west of Lawrence and sending samples to the Focenial World office. The text mentions Ehldreth yellow dent corn and references citizens state thanks and concerns about deception strategies.
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Webster
Lawrence
Focenial- World Office
Perk Rust Co
Ehldreth
Bridge Hearing Set for Tomorrow Amid Controversy
An emergency hearing on the bridge project is scheduled for tomorrow. Officials from the utilities commission and engineers discuss options as opposition centers on the new bridge and related representations made in Topeka, with local authorities awaiting final conclusions.
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Theo
Tomorow
Ixpon
Oli
Iki
Gomir
Atian
Topeka
Awaiting Medical Aid and World Sit Involvement
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions A. H. Wait and references to a hospital wait, an annual world member event, and various garbled names and organizations. The legible items imply a delayed medical situation linked to a World Summit or World Council context, with unclear affiliations and dates.
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