University budget rise debated by board of regents
The board of regents completed preliminary work on the university budget and adjourned to Manhattan where discussions will resume. A final report is due December 3 after possible revisions. The proposed increase reflects higher faculty numbers, larger pay scales, and expanded programs across colleges, with details on specific departments still to be decided.
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Closed Tomorrow as Election Day Nears
The article notes polling and turnout details ahead of a local election with public offices open briefly and observers noting key deadlines. It mentions voters casting ballots, access to venues, and the expected impact on council seats and community actions.
Evening school program promises diverse talent show
Students prepare a detailed program featuring singing, dancing and instrumentals led by Miss De Brien and Miss Marie Sialersrr. The event marks the first Thin of the season with acts by Brien's group, Wostame-Haskedls Tae Cot, and the Wiegenn Siac troupe. Swede Walaa and Miss De Brien headline the finale, with plans for a student audience over the holidays.
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Marie Siaelsrr
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Walaa
Belgian Children Will Have Happy Christmas
A fragmented report notes Belgian children will enjoy Christmas as relief ships arrived and aid efforts proceed. The text references arrivals from New York on November 24 and a destination in Europe, amid war relief themes and local reactions.
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New York
Liberal crowds answer county committee call for funds
Reports show strong local support as Douglas residents donate to a campaign organized to increase funding for ward projects. The county committee, appointed to oversee the fundraising, notes generous gifts from several wards and names committee members tasked with distributing the aid and supervising the work.
Truck trace leads to White Corps of Cincinnati inquiry
A garbled report from Cincinnati references a White Corps unit and an investigation at some point near Lindley. The fragment mentions a vehicle or event described with unclear terms and dates, leaving status and exact actions unspecified.
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Cincinnati
Sestenday
Rod Lindley
Santa Fe Lines Adopts Safety First Message
Farst ear of the Santa Fe railroad system reveals an advertising safety drive with the slogan Get ye Safely first. The poster urges careful driving and masking wheel changes to prevent accidents. General manager We. Kaisa will start Hale as the originator of the Safety First slogan and address driver attention.
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Santi Fe Systems
Zapata Stands With Carranza Forces in Mexico Action
General Zapata allied with Carranza has moved into Mexico as the Aguascalientes region denounces and proclaims support for the Mexican government amid ongoing upheaval. Authorities report no immediate clashes but tensions rise across border areas.
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Betrayal of Capital City Shifts War Course
Washington reports that General Blane left Mexia City yesterday and Zapatista forces seized key positions. Telegraphed dispatches say diplomatic assurances to keep the ally hold are faltering as wires link Tampico and San Antonio with oil fields at risk. Pursuit actions were ordered to protect oil interests and disrupt enemy advances.
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Germans Claim Progress In East Prussia Report
A German general staff statement claims progress against Russian forces in East Prussia and repulsed attacks while asserting success at Avrages and in the northern campaign against France. The release notes sailors and troops meeting the counteroffensive and mentions movements around Slejkow and Brxexiny with unclear casualty details.
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United States sets terms on information sharing
The United States signals strict demands over state department communications and Turkish government access to reports. Officials warn that rights will be asserted to limit unauthorized transmission and protect sensitive data, amid international reporting and cable advisories.
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United States
Iniga
Shayrna
Play for Relief Fund at Clay School Topeka
Sentral School hosts a benefit game against Clay School of Topeka to raise money for relief efforts. A large crowd is expected as the lineup features Cooper Brown and Frehtark among others. The proceeds will aid provide food and support for those in need.
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Not Dread Disease in Wichita Cattle Disease Debate
Richard Von Ritter Malichi a Belgian veterinary working with government experts in Wichita declares the disease is not contagious to man and identifies it as a form of stomatitis with mouth ulcers. He criticizes stocker and feeder cattle restrictions as unnecessary and argues the outbreak does not threaten human health.
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Belgian relief fund seeks rapid flour donations in Douglas
The Belgian Relief Fund Committee of Douglas urges immediate action to raise money for buying flour and promises to forward cars of flour as funds arrive. The appeal asks supporters to send all they can without delay.
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Health Lecture Initiative Seeks Public Sanitation Knowledge
A health education program proposes free community lectures on sanitation and disease prevention. The plan involves two organizations and a state university medical staff offering talks nationwide, with travel costs only charged to communities that request service. Public interest is rising as local officials and volunteers organize speakers and dates.
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Green appointed as township clerk amid certification process
County commissioners announce Green will fill the unexpired term of Lo Co Walton, as election certificates are issued and township officers await full appointment. Some officials have not yet taken oaths or been sworn in, with remaining duties including voting and office transfers to complete.
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Present Route of Street Cars On the Loop Draws Praise
The article reports that street car service on the loop improves satisfaction. Manager Skinny notes daily requests from riders preferring the current method to the old system. He states the present approach is favored by the public and implies cost considerations for the change.
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Thanksgiving Day Collections Aid Lawrence Poor
Lawrence calls for four Thanksgiving services across North Lawrence churches to raise funds for the Social Service League. Ministers from Methodist, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Lutheran parishes lead readings and prayers while people donate at each service. Funds support local needy families as job seeks rise and social aid demands increase.
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Colombia Neutrality Debate Pressed by Allies Appeal
In a tense parliamentary session the New Britain and foreign officials urged Colombia to uphold strict neutrality. The House was told that if neutrality is not maintained the Allies may compel action deemed necessary for broader interests, as stated by Charles Roberts, undersecretary of the colonial department, on behalf of the foreign office.
Russians advancing in Poland near Cracow and Lenezyea
The Matin Progr ad correspondent reports Nov 25 that Russian forces have made a significant advance toward Cracow, with a strong offensive along the Lenezyea Plick line. German troops reportedly in disorderly retreat, risk of panic spreading through the German Empire.
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Foul murder in Florida shocks community
Florida investigators probe a brutal double murder in Miami where Roees, a Flora sant figure, and his daughter Marbirin were found murdered. The 7 ener section had been set afire. both bodies were discovered in the hall near an exit. The skulls were recovered as police search for a suspect.
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Germans Reinforcements Reported In Polish Corridor
Petroutad dispatch says German forces near Wielun and Warta are checked after severe fighting. Reported heavy reinforcements are moving toward the front between the Vistula and Warta as German strength is bolstered on the right flank.
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Football Returns Report Highlights Local Grid Action
The Journal World will publish reports from tomorrow on Kansas City Oklahoma and other games of interest to Lawrence readers. A special reporter will file updates after each quarter detailing plays and scoring as teams like Kansas City Oklahoma and local schools compete. Fans are invited to read the World for continual game coverage across the region.
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Stockdale Urges Merchants to Know Real Competitor
Stockdale, editor of System, addressed Tarndron merchants arguing success hinges on knowing one’s real rival and tracking costs. He urged thorough cost audits, cooperative delivery, credit systems, and strict cash handling to curb leaks, stressing advertising and persistent effort.
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Kansas Weather Notes and Police Court Oddities
Weather notes from Kansas warn of light wintry weather tonight and Thursday with warm totals in the west. A police court report mentions a dollar fine and a case involving obscene language in the morning session.
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Kansas urged to aid Belgian relief effort strong appeal
A committee begs Kansans to donate wheat and money to Belgian relief, stressing widows and children in need. The plea highlights wartime hunger, the state’s top wheat yield, and local newspapers assisting the campaign as citizens face a moral call to give generously.
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Hunters and townsfolk recall a big outing and dinner
A dated report describes a hunt day with a group of keen men who ran the town. The text lists numerous names including Orie Fischer Charles Elwell Henry Perkins Lew Phillips J Amieck and others, noting a noontime dinner for the Lingry hunters and substantial activity around town.
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Faris
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Binich
Orie Fischer
Charles Elwell
Manley
Henry Perkins
Lew © Phillips
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W. AL
Fred Moris
Fredo Barteld Wilhelm
A.D. Weaver
Water hearing held on receiver appointment for Lawrence Winter Co
City Attorney T. H. Harley and Commissioners Holyfield Cleland presided as the water hearing in Kansas City discussed appointing a receiver for the Lawrence Winter company. Proceedings continued, with a probable pre river appointment anticipated and no decision yet reached on case 3330 this afternoon.
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