Evangeline Service Delivers Striking Oration by Dr Bulgin
A large audience at the Auditorium attended a revival led by Dr Bulgin focusing on the death and resurrection of Christ. The event featured the Vast choir, Prof Roze, and Mrs Rose with notable solos, emphasizing Paul’s sacrifice and the Christian gospel as the foundation of faith.
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Rose
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Christ
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Thanksgiving market prices drift lower on popular dinner items
The notice lists modest price drops for Thanksgiving foods and housewares. Turkeys around twenty five cents a pound, geese fifteen, ducks twenty, pumpkins fifteen to twenty cents, cranberries ten cents, oysters sixty cents a quart, soup oysters fifty cents, fresh greens plentiful with spinach fifteen cents per pound, lettuce radishes and parsley five cents per bunch, celery fifteen cents per bunch, root vegetables two pounds for five cents, sweet potatoes thirty cents per peck, Irish potatoes twenty five cents, Hubbard squash fifteen to twenty five cents, mixed nuts twenty cents a pound, imported grapes twenty cents, California Persimmon fifteen cents a dozen, pineapples twenty cents each, apples two bur five cents a dozen. The tone notes prices are slightly lower than before with ample supply from home and imported sources.
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Turkey
Hubbard
Spain
California
New York
Death of Sen Raynor Shifts Senate Balance
Maryland senator Raynor died early today from neuritis after a five year illness. His death creates a vacancy in the Senate, likely to be filled by a Republican appointment, affecting party control and the tally needed for a majority. The Democratic leaders had counted on his vote to secure one more than half of the total membership.
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Dor Raynor
Maryland
Rasmori
Bryan
Senate
Angmler
Raynor
Mareh Furth
Rassdeath
Nevess
Blaze at Woodlawn School Sparks Alarm
A small fire at Woodlawn School caused a scare before pupils escaped safely. The blaze started under a stove, heated a tin sheet, and damaged two asbestos tiles. firefighters extinguished the flames with minor damage. Meanwhile Senator Cannon of Utah was set to speak at Bowersock Theater that night, continuing the lyceum series with a 8:30 start while the Russia meeting began at 7.
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Woodlawn
Senator Cannon
Erator Bree J. Cannon
Utah
Bowersock
Russia
Plan for One Board to Oversee State Higher Education
A Carnegie of higher education boards proposed unifying the State University, Agricultural College, and Normal School under a three member commission with the Governor and Superintendent of Public Instruction as ex officio members. The aim is a single budget and coordinated control to reduce rivalry and lobbying, with recommendations to the legislature.
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Te Sicle University
Agricultural College
Normal School
The
Cousansa of Higher Education
Strong
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Hill
Sheffield
Ingalls
W. E. Blackburn
Scott Hopkins
Tarians
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Stile
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Blackburn
Hy J. Waters, Jr
Canbera
Edwin ‘Pastor
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C. PA Kimball
C. Palmer
Sheffield Ingalls
Geayer Taskers
W. A.landers
Frank A. McTyox
H.W. Grass
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Commission ‘Higher Education
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Ethporix
Hope of Peace in Europe as Talks Begin
Dispatches from Vienna and London report Austria Hungary and Serbia in strained relations while efforts to avert broader war continue. Plenipotentiaries in London and Constantinople planned initial talks as Russia offers a proposal for new negotiations. Naval movements around Suyrna and Port Said reflect ongoing Balkan tension amid Turkish fortress threats.
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Nev
Austria-Mungiry
Servia
Vienna
Denistt
Austria
Sergia
Nussia
Ued
Navy Department
Suyrna
Malta
Montana Hias
Lawrence Hosts Missouri Visitors with Friendly Welcome
Lawrence displayed town pride as Missouri students visited, with colors in windows and welcoming signs. Chancellor Strong greeted the team, and the game was played as a cordial contest with no penalties for dirty play, leaving both sides feeling honored to be hosted.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Hosts Visitors After Big Victory Parade
The city of Lawrence celebrated a major athletic victory with lavish hospitality. Chancellor Strong sent a thanks letter praising Lawrence for its welcome and civic spirit during the occasion, noting the remarkable turnout and support for the rival teams.
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Strong
Fragmented OCR note on school schedule adjustments
Fragmentary text shows a school related notice about family day and a request to accommodate attendance. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a restructuring or calendar change at a school with a notable emphasis on family involvement.
Kansas Weather Report Update
A Kansas weather note records a minor temperature change at 9 p.m. yesterday. Today forecasts show a similar trend with no major shifts expected. Local stations indicate slight cooling and modest daytime warmth, with skies mostly clear.
Wholesale explosions threat sparks city panic in court
Jimidianapolis witnesses describe alleged plot to blow up Pittsburg officials building and steel plants, target aqueducts and waterworks in Los Angeles, and harm a former Iron Workers aide. McNamara case ties to April arrests. McManigal warns of citywide destruction.
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and Steel
Los Angeles
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Francisco's
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Old Men Parade at Football Training Behind Missouri Bend Field
A scrambled report recalls an old football gathering with a parade on a Saturday, mentioning players and names such as Vrink Dodds, Was Pooler, Kennedy, Milton, Allen, and Reed. The piece hints at past games and a desire to meet again, set around a field near the Missouri Bend with many local figures named.
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Lulves
Parachiie
Missouri
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Vrink Dodds
Was Pooler
de Kennedy
Sid Milton
Allen
Pete Allen
Jay Hond
Ciloyell
Dike” Reed
EL Hotcheson
Gcarl-Pleasans
Pete Heil
Porter
Sal Waller
Holiday for Victor Students Amid Rally Confusion
Across campus signs were posted and a rally occurred as students awaited official word on a victory celebration. Some seniors left early while others stayed as word spread that no formal plan had been issued yet. In court, Leslie pled not guilty to a related charge, with evidence presented to the jury.
No Election Certificate In Kansas Courts
The Kansas Supreme Court issued a temporary restraining order against county canvassers delaying a recount contest in Bourbon and Wabaunsee counties. Attorneys argued for more time to review evidence and possible corrections to ballots as part of Capper vega Wilting. The case centers on disputed votes and the integrity of the canvass in the wake of a statewide election irregularity claim.
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Topeka
Kansas
Appers
Ual
Bourbon County
WENIGAN BEATEN ALMOST TO DEATH IN MURDER PLOT
Felix Gonzales, a Mexican, lies in a hospital with severe injuries after an assault linked to alleged calls on Mrs. Nelson by Gonzales. Rick Nelson, a 35 year old Black man, is jailed charged with murder if Gonzales dies. Nelson’s wife is said to be involved. Police report Gonzales’ injuries include a broken collarbone, arm, and severe facial damage. doctors fear non recovery. Nelson claims he acted to protect his home. Other Sunday fights produced multiple arrests and charges, including Peterson and Delahanty amid drunkenness and assault cases.
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Aml
Rick Nelson
Nelson
Ity
Anerson
Ak Shugrae
Anderson
Hie Charze
Albert Peterson
Tom Dehunty
Teix
Peterson
Bi Terry White Delahanty
Leldins
Linn
Delahauty
Scouting For Dr Wolfe Viewe Wats Alarm At Merle
Reported inquiry into Dr Wolfe's actions references Merle and Weyler firms with mentions of Wolfe and Welles in a tense scene. The text hints at investigations, watches, and a tense exchange as authorities probe possible motives and connections amid unclear details.
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Eutlese
Iere
Wolfe Antil
Democratic Eats Tomorrow In City Meeting
The Varietie dor the eweanize event at the city hall promises about 250 attendees and several speakers yet to be announced. Principal speaker will be Harrington of Kansas City with United States primary involvement noted. approximately two dozen local participants are expected, though their names remain unlisted.
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United States
Harrington
Kansas City
Willy
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