Austro German forces invade Serbia report
Reports from Berlin on Oct 7 say large German and Austrian forces crossed the Drina Sava and Danube basins and established riverbank footholds. Field Marshal von Mackensen is said to be in charge of operations with Bulgaria likely to co operate against Serbia as Bulgaria contemplates eastern attack. Dispatches give additional numbers but no authoritative figures.
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Sérbia
Teutonid
Drina
Save
Danube
Austria
Serbia
Belgrade
Sava
Bulgaria
Germany
Bussaria
Sea of
Mordova
French deliver aid to Louisiana storm victims
The French government through Foreign Minister Del Casle authorized the French consul to contribute 3500 for relief of storm sufferers in Louisiana. The cable conveyed France’s sympathies and desire to aid theLouisiana people in this emergency.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Get
del Casle
Louis- i Sand
Donvéy
Republic of
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Fem
To Form New Cabinet for King Constantine in Greece
Alexander Zitnis has accepted King Constantine’s invitation to form a new Greek cabinet. He promised opposition leaders will have representation. The new ministers to be named soon, with Zitnis likely uniting foreign affairs and premiership. Former Premier Gounaris and others may join his administration.
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Lousion
Alexander Zitnis
Constantine
Zalmis
Gounaris
Jis
Theotokis
President Wilson Engaged to Mrs Norman Galt in December
Washington Oct 6 President Wilson announced his engagement to Mrs Norman Galt of Washington. The couple will wed in early December with a private ceremony at the White House attended by close friends. Edith Bolling Galt, Wilson’s fiancée, is from Richmond and connected to Virginia families with English royal lineage tracing to Pocahontas.
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Norman Galt
Washington
Woaodrow Wilson
Tly
United States
Shel
Wilson
White Tons
Horticultural Meeting at Koehing Home This Saturday
The Forticultural Society will meet Saturday afternoon at the home of W. E. Koehing. A picnic lunch will be served, followed by a society meeting. The topic discussed will be the premiums received at the fair.
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Forticultural Society
W. E. Koehing
Imctor Party Gathering Noted In CRT Social Scene
A fragmentary report describes a social gathering with Mr. and Mrs. W H Hutson, B Ober, CF, M and Mrs. Geo Kuhn, and others at a Hutson residence, mentioning a party en route to Kansas City and Bamore.
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B. Ober
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Geo. Kuhn
Kansas City
Bamore
Opening World Series Game Set for Philadelphia Tomorrow
The opening game of the World Series is scheduled for tomorrow in Philadelphia featuring the Philadelphia Nationals and the Boston Americans. The Journal World coverage will provide ongoing updates and results.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Journal World
Tickets Close Saturday For Lawrence Ladies Course
The Ladies of the M A auxiliary committee will close ticket sales for the Lawrence course this Saturday. Seats may be reserved by mail or in person next week. The course offers five hundred yearly attractions and dates will be printed on tickets for subscriber reminders. The committee ensures smooth operation and patron convenience.
German government to seize copper for chandeliers and art
Amsterdam dispatch to Exchange Telegraph reports Germany will seize copper for lighting and art works as a wartime measure. The ministry says lighting appliances not in daily use will be taken first, with broader scope planned to confiscate all copper.
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London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph
Billion Bushel Crop Estimate Shocks Nation
Government estimates place the U S grain crop at 7 200 000 000 bushels the largest on record up 131 000 000 from 1912 while the corn crop hits 3 626 159 000 bushels 415 000 000 below the record Pullman Company reports 1935 fiscal year revenues of 38 722 600 84 with expenses at 68 78 percent and net income cited as 2 089 921 on the filing page
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Washington, D. C
United States
Pullman Company
Topeka
Kangas Yinhlre
Reckless Driving Charge Against Fred Lindley Arraigned
Fred Lindley faced a police court arraignment this morning on reckless driving of a motor car and driving at night without lights. He pled not guilty and his trial was set for Saturday at 6 o clock.
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Fred Lindley
Po-Ice Court
Élmrge
Rial
School Dismissal Friday For PTAs Address at Quincy
Schools will dismiss Friday at 3 o'clock to let teachers attend the Parent Teachers meeting at Quincy school. The feature tomorrow is an address by Dem F. Kelly from the School of Education.
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Quincy
Dem F. Kelly
Schoor of Education
Gifts With Personality In Thoughtful Christmas Giving
People seek gifts that reflect personality and memory. Advertisements in the journal-World column offer ideas and materials for unique presents such as pictures lace embroidery beadwork and handmade items.
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Hong
Vance
Bleacher tickets in high demand for World Series games
A chaotic scene in Philadelphia as fans lined up early to secure bleacher and grandstand seats for the World Series games against the Boston Red Sox. Officials reported up to 10 000 hopefuls at the gates with thousands more awaiting word on admission.
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Moran
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Red Sox
Antaline
BiG WELL IS NOW COMPLETE AT NES STREET PAPER MILL
A damaged OCR fragment reports completion of a water shaft at the foot of Nes Street for a paper mill. It notes caisson depth and dimensions, including a large vertical shaft, pump issues, and wall thickness, with confusion in numbers and phrasing.
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Nes Street
Kansas Weather Report Brief
Weather summary for Kansas reports due today at 2 PM. Yesterday's conditions mentioned. Forecast calls for fair skies tonight and continued fair into Friday with rising trends implied.
City and county spar over Lawrence bridge contract grant
County commissioners halted awarding a $200,000 Kaw river bridge contract at Lawrence amid dispute with the city over an ordinance defining city county rights. City attorney drafted provisions seen as unsatisfactory to the county. Officials plan to await a satisfactory ordinance before any further action.
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Reity
Gatis ‘ i -Factory
Kaw River
Lawrence
Ehirley
Eaynsry
St Yvailin
Convocation at K U Tomorrow in Frasey Hall Chapel
Old style convocations return at 11:30 with Frasey Hall Chapel gathering for the first hour-long service of the year. The new plan preserves chapel exercises while adopting a livelier format and modern order of service.
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K. U
Frasey Hall
Weisel
Chapel Alue
Insane Matron Attacks Twice More at County Farm
Mrs. Mary Gibben, a demented patient at the County Farm, struck Pieratt, wife of the Farm superintendent, with a weapon. Pieratt’s nose bled and a neck wound was inflicted. She was disarmed and committed to the State Asylum in Topeka, with Sheriff Cummings to transport her tomorrow. This marks the third recorded assault by Gibben on a superintendent’s wife at the facility over ten years.
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Mary Gibben
Jesse Pieratt
Pieratt
Mibben
Afr
Mrz
Gibben
State Asylum For the
Topeka
Contra
Val
Ww. J. Cummings
Tomorow
Giblye
Ms. Pieratt
Te County
Fara Aiive
Gibbon
Douglas County
Ingatiby
World Series Report Promises Prompt Journal World Service
Fragmentary notes indicate the Journal-World will provide World Series details tomorrow via office visits or telephone inquiries. Readers are advised the staff will answer promptly at the Journal-World office.
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Journal-World
Philadelphia
Journal- World Office
Meeting on Defense Branch Formation in Lawrence
A gathering is scheduled at the county courthouse tomorrow to discuss forming a National Security League branch in Lawrence. A committee is to report findings, with a goal of a concise session around 7:23 PM to avoid lengthy discussions and finalize plans for national defense involvement.
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Lawrence
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Securi
League
Humber
Crothers Lectures At Unitarian Church Tonight And Friday
Dr. Crothers delivers two lectures at Fraser Hall with a supper gathering and reception at the Unitarian Church. Tonight’s topic is The Need of Personal Religion and the Kind of Religion You Need, followed by a Friday address on Should Faith Grow With Age. The English faculty of the University praised the talks as among Fraser Hall’s finest.
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Unitarian Church
Dr. Crothers
Crothers
Croth
University
Fraser
Will Ward Family Move to Lawrence and Olatre Carpenter
Lawrence residents report mover Will Walk and Olatre Carpenter, who have been employed locally for months, will relocate as Mr Ward and his wife plan to return to Lawrence. The couple will travel to Lawrence to settle in later this year.
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Lawrence
C. J. Ward
Olatre -Carpenter
Hag Sheen
Notable Kansas Journalist List Cited in Campus Row
The University Courier report cites John Sullivan of Kansas as heading an all star university journalism circle. Other named figures include William Alle White Lieut Gary Morgen Perley Bennett Frank Marshall Florence Finch Ralph Stout Glen Miller and Mar Sullivan.
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John Sullivan
Kansas
William Alle White
Gary +X. Morgen
Perley R.benett
Bord- Herald
Frank 3Farshall
Ka City Journal
Florence Finch
Ralph Stout
Land
Glen Miller
U Marshal
Utah
University dean to address parents at high school meeting
Dean Kelly of the University will address a parent association at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the high school. The event aims to discuss preparations and student interests for the upcoming term.
Big $13,000 Plumbing and Heating Plant Contract
Santa Fe Properties Graber brothers complete a $13,000 plumbing and heating plant project in the Santa Fe roundhouse and storehouse at Albuquerque New Mexico. Lawrence men Charles M. Doane and Wa ter H. King and families are returning home amid reports they are unworried about Earth.
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Santa Fe
Graber Brothers Lave
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Lawrence
Charles M. Doane
H. King
I¢H
Gas rate hike proposed by Kansas utilities panel
The Kansas public utilities commission considers raising gas rates to thirty seven cents per thousand cubic feet at all points north of Independence. The move targets multiple districts as part of the regulatory review.
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Paral Gas
Rtas
Kansas Public’| Utilities Commission
PlanWIMG for Christi College Sessions Held at State Meeting
Plans were outlined at a Kansas State Convention meeting for expanding Christian education by establishing a Christian college in Lawrence. The conference appointed a committee to develop a plan, with officers elected and future work emphasized, including a sermon campaign and funding to support church missions and minister training.
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Kansas
Christian Bible Chaversity of Kansas
Tian College
Novenee
J. We Young
O. L. “Cook
Joh - Rash
Lyons
MM. Odvin
C. We Cooper
Bonner
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MacFarlane
Holton
G. Gould
Lawrencer
Retary
Geo
Hyon
J.D. Zimnbriaan
Topels
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Parsons
Jessie Bader
Atelon
DIF
State Temperance
Enion
R. P
Pherson
Topekay W .Y
Alten
Scott
Lorén M
Wiles
Soldier
Christian College
Lawrence
Feieh
Conv
Courtésias
Lave
Inet
Tate Sanvention
Ladies Day at the Country Club Today
Readable fragments describe a ladies event at the Country Club featuring golf tennis bridge and amusements. The text mentions the first week and activities, but details are incomplete and hard to confirm.
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Iladi
Entertaining Evening Discusses War Political Life
Tonight at the society hall Miss Ethel Wh a will host a gathering on peacetime relations urban life and civic duties. Speakers from the community will share perspectives on society politics and culture in a lively, attractive setting.
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Ethel
Attend City Petitions Mayor W J Cir Missioner
Attend city petition hearing as Mayor W J Cir Commissioner Ji handles the matter. Officials outline proposals and public input is invited. The article notes local governance actions and upcoming vote or decision deadlines.
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W. Ji Cir
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