War Spirit Grows to Carry On the Conflict in Europe
London reports the Rhenish and Westphalian Gazette argues reconciliation with western enemies is impossible and Germany’s aim is to push west to the ocean, crush resistance, and gain Antwerp and channel access. Industrial magnates back a harsh plan including annexation and reordering Belgium and Luxembourg under German influence. Dr Jaeger supports keeping the Belgian dynasty but bringing Belgium under German political, military, and economic control.
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London
Rhenish and Westphalian Gazette
Germany
von Bethman
Ol- Weg
Balkans
Gazette
Antwerp
Belgium
England
Russia
Moscow
Bat
Geman Dargerdom
France
Amsterdam
Times
Jaeger
Reichstag
Dr Jaeger
Liege
Namur
Luxemburg
Grand Duchy
Nearing Bucharest Warns of Romanian Crisis Fronts
Dispatches describe a deteriorating Romanian defense around Bucharest with Curtea De Arges fallen and central powers nearing the capital within forty miles. Officials flee toward Jussey as Russians may strike near Virlinibaba, while Macedonian and Monastir fronts see continued Allied offensives, including Serbian gains and Italian advances west of Monastir.
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Bucharest
Curtea de Arges
Jussey
Virlnibaba
Golden Bistritan
Cariathians
Harshberger Dies in Fort Worth at 30
Lester B. Harshberger died Saturday morning at his sister Mrs Charles J. Roberts home in Fort Worth Texas after a long invalid period. The funeral was held Sunday at Greenwood Cemetery Fort Worth with Rev. Andersen of the First Christian Church officiating. He leaves three sisters Mrs G C Trovillo formerly of Lawrants now Abingdon Ill Mrs Snoddy of Salt Lake City and Miss Audrey Harshberger plus Mrs Charles H Roberts of Fort Worth.
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Lester B. Harshberger
Charles J. Roberts
Fort Worth
Texas
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Andersen
First Christian Church
Roberts
Harshberger
Lawrence
G. C. Trovillo
Lawrants
Abingdon
Til
G. ‘Snoddy
Salt Lake City
Audrey Harshberger
Court Deliberates in Greenlees Suit Over 700000 Claim
The November term opens amid a Kansas Oil Refining case brought by J R Greenlees against Kansas Oil Refining. He seeks about 760000 asserting a merger of oil holdings. Depositions from coast to coast have been taken and a large evidence table fills the courtroom. Witnesses from distant areas are expected to testify.
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J. R. Greenlees
Kansas Oil Refining Company
Cheenlees
Ailso
Early Christmas Break Proposed by Board of Education
The district weighs shifting the high school Christmas vacation one week earlier than planned. Students cite insufficient time to prepare and petition to be discussed at the board meeting Monday night.
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Board of Education
Eight Students Lose Terms Work at University Rally
Eight students suspended for the remainder of the term after a disciplinary committee report on a Naughty Rally at Mount Oread. Names withheld by the Senate, while others received reprimands. Students plan to protest, arguing the punishment is too severe. The action follows a special meeting and precedes discussions on permanent disciplinary regulations.
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University Senate
Senate
Ite
von: Mittes
Phace
Tulips for Pinckney bulbs donated by Mr Busch
Pinckney school has over three hundred tulip bulbs in the ground and hopes for blooms next spring. Mr W F Busch donated two hundred fine bulbs to the school through four pupils Martha Wellman Joseph Sutton Everett Welchound Charles Oder.
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Pinckney School
W. 4. Busch
Little Pinckney
Martha Wellman
Joseph Sutton
Everet Welehound
Charles Oder
Pootrails Family Member Sidney Milton Visits Kansas-Missouri Game
Sidney Milton of the Pootrails family, once the lightest Kansas man on an alli Missouri Valley team, returned to Lawrence to watch the Kansas Missouri game. He was center for the Nationals team. his brothers also play sports, with Charlie at Denver University, Everest at Kentucky University, and John the youngest center for South Side High School in Milwaukee.
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Sidney Milton
Kansas
Ranchiman
Montana
Lawrence
Sidney
Natsas
Heo
Stele
Charlie
Denver University
Everest
Kentucky University
John
Milwaukee
Union Thanksgiving Service Tomorrow at First Baptist Church
The Union Thanksgiving Service will be held tomorrow from 10 to 11 at First Baptist Church to allow attendees to join before dinnertime. The program includes hymns, invocations by Rev. D Everett Smith and Rev. N S Elderkin, scripture by Rev. F M Testerman, baritone Edwin Price, offering for the Social Service League, sermon by Rev. George Darsic, and benediction by Rev. H W Hargett.
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Allo
First Baptist Church
D. Everett Smith
F. M. Testerman
Edwin Price
N.S. Elderkin
Social Service League
George Darsic
H. W. Hargett
Record crowd swells for Kansas Missouri clash at McCook Field
Lawrence braces for a record audience at the Kansas-Missouri game on McCook Field as fair weather promises a large turnout. The Jayhawker squad, minus injured Martin, sweats through final drills while Missouri struggles with injury news. Railways run extra trains and street traffic plans are set to handle thousands arriving for the Thanksgiving weekend showdown.
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Lawrence
Missouri Kansas
McCook Field
Bears
Jawbankers
Missouri
Kansas City Field Club
Jayhawkers
Martin
Nebraska
Smith
Columbia
Tiger
McAnawne Gcuard
Rick
Kansas
Wis
Phice
Neilsen
Reid
Burton
Verison
Preset
Splin
Foster
Woodward
Lindsey
Heath
Tastett
Woody
Mabeler
Ruble
Arnold
Bere
Petey
Clark Wie
Fast
Wringle
Fisk
Reilly
KK. Oc
Alcl
Gordon
Michigan
McBride
Oleoit
Peastier
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Kaw Valley
Wansac City
Union Macifie
Lawrie
McCoook Field
McCookfield
Kansas National Guard
Tam Hien
Hamilton
Flamilton
Hamilton Eae
Merchan ts and Farmers Association to rename body
The Merchants and Farmers Association moves to adopt a new name reflecting its broader scope. An executive committee recommendation led to the change, while remaining linked to Chamber of Commerce through leadership and divisions by territory. The plan seeks a representative organization aligning work across branches.
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Merchants Association
Theerehanioc
Tasvrence
Ms Gullern
Merchants and Fariers Ascociatien
Gafler
Predtert
Ehee
Oranths
Piany
Oreuni OM Retamd
Corporat Wall
JL. Cohn
Meerehants Association
Er Micetien
Air
Cobn
Ios
Meresints Association
Mereharte
Hebomeine
Chearsher
Conmneres
Pheon
Coal Shortage Strains City Water Plants
The city faces a coal shortage as fuel supplies tighten. Residents shifting to coal for heating stir concern, while dealers refuse advance orders due to delivery uncertainty. The city engineer notes the shortage hampers wetting fuel for water plant operation.
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Ceal
Man Defends Self in Wife Murder Trial in St Joseph
Prosecutor Oscar D McDaniel testifies as he faces murder charges in St Joseph court. He recounts his actions after discovering his wife’s bloodied body and asserts a life of happiness with the late Mrs McDaniel amid testimony from his 2 sisters and his 2 year old son. The defense probes threats and prior criminal cases while revealing his alibis and a note supposedly left by the victim.
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St. Joseph
Bebadf
Oserr
Minn
Odedl
Nove BU
Oscar D. McPhintel
Gaan
Mellinieds
Gur Iv
Tie
McDianiel
Ime
Hiss
Besrun
Barker
McDaniel
Porcely Managers LH Gives Cities Permission
A fragment notes a legislative session where a proposed policy would let cities adopt a principle to govern their own affairs. It mentions a governing body and authority overseeing procedures and elections. The text is garbled but references a winter session and a League of something involved in presenting the measures.
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League of Hansis
Lawrence High Preps For Thanksgiving Game Versus Notre Dame
The Lawrence high squad tightens plans for a Thanksgiving week game against Notre Dame as coach Reber and the team anticipate victory. Players report good condition and focus on morning practices ahead of the Cornhuskers clash.
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Tanvrence High School
Fomorer Hierning
Cornhuskers
Notre Duane
Beatrice
Oach
Condi
Ony Tian
Postoffice to Hold Thanksgiving Day Deliveries Event
The Post Office announces general delivery and open window hours for Thanksgiving Day. Mass street collections occur with a mini event at 7 P M. No carrier pickups or in-person service during the day as registry and other departments close all day.
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Seewn
Tural
Massachusetts Street
Amade Ul Ia. A
Mit Aolivevigdev
Registry
Turkey prices rise ahead of Thanksgiving demand
Turkeys are higher this year by three to five cents per pound, with brisk demand despite limited live poultry flight. Chewier sales and ready meat demand show a diet and jarring tradition. Greetings arrive from University figures and Montana Governor-elect S. V. Stewart. Thanksgiving service at Trinity Church at 10 a.m. is open to all.
Lawrence merchants prep pennants for Kansas Missouri game
The downtown area plans a festive display for the Kansas Missouri game as merchants buy more pennants. Mer HL BL Sparks, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, says members should hang the "welcome to Lawrence" pennants in windows. City workers will close early in the afternoon for the event.
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Mer
Sparks
Chamber On Commerce
Lawrence
Uncle Jimmy Predicts Suy Hawker Victory At Rally
In the biggest Ko U rally of the year this morning Uncle Jimmy Green predicted a Suy hawker victory over the Tigers. He said the Tigers will go home with their tails between their legs and urged a dewalized rally rather than a Snauuehty one. The crowd heard lines about Nebra cuts and the fivat able comment by Lineal pie Coveh Cheott spoke of payhawker vice tory. Roaring Tor Smith and Prof Myray urged students to rally with hope for the team. The nine Piger players will attend the rally at South Parhkoawes ubtroneed, with the main event at 7:15 o'clock.
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Ko U
Jimmy" Green
Tigers
Jimmy
Senate
Cers
Nebra
Fivat
Pie Coveh Cheott
Payhawker
Tory
Dent
Ube
Covch
Roarins Tor” Smith
Profesfac Myray
Ofhavini
Ont South
Othes Ralio
New York Markets See Mixed Signals Amid Turmoil
New York trading ends with mixed cues as turkey prices drift and general markets slide. Public demand wanes while utilities and beverages show uneven movement. Traders note resistance at the 28 cent level and caution ahead of the next session.
Health committee seeks improvement in disease control
A Lawrence business and university led effort aims to form a health department with a full time officer. Dr Sippy and Dr Sundwall discuss typhoid sources. the Chamber of Commerce plans a county-city health committee and funding via tax levies to bolster public health services.
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Pas
Ie Kim
Ostite
Vessco
Rr J. Sippy
Oyr
Lawrence
Sippy
Colorado
University
S.K. Crunsbine
of of Health
s.Lawrence
Doug
Univerof
Uniwil Oe
Eity
Bere Fotvaest
Bedebor
Aavierce
Stundwall
Sarmiswall
Hipte Mic
Lon O
Stauffer
John mM
Uroon
W.C. Sit i. Rankin
G. W. Jones
Emporia Speech by Dr Ida Hede On Saturday
Dr Ida Hede professor of physiology at the university will speak to Kansas Normal and Emporia College on Saturday. The talk contrasts achievements in physiology with fault finding and aims to engage listeners.
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Ida Hede
S of the
Kansas Normal
College of Emporia
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