Plan for Progressive Ban banquet in Douglas County
A plan unfolds for a large Progressive Ban to be held in Douglas County on December 12. Committees begin organizing with members Mitchie, Kimable, Onnill, Kennedy and Lemon leading. Tickets and program work advance, welcoming women attendees. Mrs. Jatot named as a committee member assisting in organizing support for the event.
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Douglas
Andy
Roks
Mitchie
Ww. Kimable
George Onnill
A. TR. Kennedy
F. Lemon
George
Shawnep
T. Constant
A. J Parnelli
W.bromelsick
Fred& Boyl
AL Wille `Iams
Inwill
R. R.pricesind
K. Doolittle
Eth
Ex-Ottiei O “Mernher
Eneh
W. A. White
Stubbs
Progressive Party
Henariot
Patrick 18 Pardoned by Governor Dix in Rice Murder Case
Patrick, jailed for the 1900 murder of William Marsh Rice in New York, was pardoned by Governor Dix. The case had featured debates over legality of the death sentence and subsequent life imprisonment, with previous pardons cited. The governor said Patrick’s pardon came as he was nearing Capitol departure, amid questions about a fair trial.
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Albert
Patrick
Sing Sing
William
Marsh Rice
Nord
York
Dix
Miggins
Thas
Albany, SN
Kansas Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Holiday
The Governor of Kansas proclaims Thursday November 7 as a state holiday of Thanksgiving. The proclamation, issued with the great seal, notes gratitude for a year of happiness, concord, and prosperity while urging all citizens to attend worship and give thanks to Almighty God. Stationed at the state capitol, signed by Walter T. Stubbs.
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Mac
Walter
Stubbs
Kar F
Kansas
Kansue
Teka
Thanksgiving in the City Observed Amid Mixed Observance
Lawrence notes a quick Thanksgiving with many businesses closed yet some remaining open at noon. The noon hour shows limited street activity and a steady stream of visitors, mainly former residents returning home for the holiday. At 10 this morning services were held at the Auditorium with Dr Bulgin as speaker, in a union gathering replacing the usual church services.
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Lawrence
Bulgin Ag
Ljnda
Bul
Long Wolf the Prosperous Farmer and Noted Indian Athlete
From Wellington Kansas comes Word of William Lonewolf a prosperous farmer from Ashton and former Carlisle Indian School athlete. He rose from Oklahoma roots to Carlisle and Haskell where his football fame grew and now enjoys wealth and a piano player companion on shopping trips in a touring car.
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Long Wolf
Hadkell
Lawrene
Kansas University
Sworld
Haskell
Wellington
Kan
William Lones
Carlisle
Sony
Willian Laneiwoll
Ashton
Oklahoma
Lenewolf
Whitl
Leepee
Elis Creel
Oklahosix
Chiloeeo
Sunmer
Hitcheack & Son
Miss Margaret Standing Dies in Montana
Margaret Standing, who taught for 12 years at Crowe Agency in Montana, died yesterday at her mother’s home. She survived by her mother. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from the home at 20 New York Street.
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Margaret Standing
Crowe Agencs
Montana
New York Street
Barteldes Stars in Maze of Numbers at Merchants Meet
Barteldes Sr. posted 2303 points with 498 in a burst while Barteldes tallied 2235 and 387 marks. Harper joined Leta on a visit from Dougies last night to meet her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ie. 4 Harper.
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Barteldes Sr
Barteldes
Sties Leta
Harper
X S
Lawrence to Host Western Mathematical Society Meet
The Southwest Section of the American Mathematical Society will meet in Lawrence this Friday and Saturday. About 30 to 40 visitors from many western universities including Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa, Washington, Bonis, and South Dakota are expected. A smoker at the Alpha Tau House Friday night precedes sessions on Saturday with talks by 30 minute durations on department topics. Officers include President van der Vries of Kansas, Kelloge, and Davis.
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Southwest
American Mathematical Society
Avill
Lawrence
Alpha Tau House
Kansas University Mathem Les
Hasta
Satay
AO Aelack
Agus Mathematics
ON. van der Vries
O. de Kelloge
First War Airship Begins Operations
Reported early in the war, reinforcements appear for the Turkish army as fighting strength rises in recent days. New units from the Taek set, 130,000 strong, are described as high-value, unbeaten troops. The artillery and logistics presence grows, with tensions over possible conflict in the Adriatic and broader diplomacy shaping expectations for a prolonged struggle.
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Constantinople
Nev
Ju Ne Moed
Bee
Lkely
Thanksgiving Hymn On God’s Bounty And Daily Bread
A devotional lyric praising God for food and all provisions, thanking Him for wheat bread corn fish fowl fruit trees and seasonal abundance, and expressing gratitude for the daily sustenance shared by His children.
Donations Feed Local War Work Drive Amid Tense War News
A fragmented report details donations to a war relief drive and mentions the Pony War Welfare League, the Savi service league, and local officers coordinating drives. It references post season football plans in Kansas with Washburn and McCook field proposals and notes crowd engagement.
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Whatea
Adi
Rawlitorian
Waniay Panied
Reeay
Washburn
Yopeka
Kennedy
McCook Field
Renee Laine
Ine
Jormen
Rene Ss
Okietians
Poplin
Oortek
Hunters Flocked to Woods as Season Opens
The town reports a busy start to hunting as many people, led by Tate and others, head into the woods today. Officials note licenses were issued this morning and a quiet, festive mood surrounds the opening. Quail were scarce, but rabbits and squirrels are plentiful, drawing crowds despite limited game.
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Bose
Unreasonable Belief Sermon Draws Large Revival Audience
A revival service led by evangelist Mr. Batson drew a large audience as he attacked unbelief and urged proof of religious claims. The preacher cited scripture, prophecies, and the crucifixion, arguing belief requires independent evidence from God and challenging skeptics to accept Jesus as savior.
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Tube
Mr. Batein
Weber
Wauer
Te Hierdsraan
Chris
Alana
Vedi Plese
Rhea
Vis
Jesus Choe
Cid
Mr. Bulaia
Negro
Ward find sos in Tonsunexie in ye in sola
In a clipped, partial item a note references a girl named Miss Burs Dyson and a school term. The readable text is fragmentary with unclear names and places, offering no concrete event or dates to form a full news card.
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Sola
Bursdyson
Lesehi
Kansas crops show largest value in history
Kansas crops reach historic highs in value with record yields in wheat corn and oats. Officials note weather and heat affected production yet the overall value tops previous records as markets reflect higher prices and robust harvests statewide. Farmers like Coburn cite favorable conditions and strong demand driving a fifth consecutive year of high returns.
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T. Coburn
Court Adjourns In Ballard Divorce Case After Holidays
The judge adjourned the Ballard divorce hearing after the Thanksgiving break. Proceedings resume with a decision anticipated. alimony and child support issues noted. Separate filings include Sara E. Tiamily vs Trinity Givered and Rosa Hill vs Bert Hoffor. outcomes favoring Mrs. Jott in one case.
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Sara E. Tiamily
New
Mbps
Huntly
Rosa ‘T. Hill
Gilbert Hoffor Diiaree
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