Braves Triumph in World Series Opener Over Red Sox
Boston led early but Philadelphia and manager Coombs rallied as Boston pitcher Bender was knocked out. Scoring surged with Gowdy, Maranville, Schmidt driving for the Red Sox while McInnis Strunk and Collins sparked Athletics. Crowd estimates ranged from 44,000 to 60,000 as the series opened with Boston beating Philadelphia 7 to 5 in a test of nerves and power.
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Reba
Gow
Delphi
J' Braves
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Moran R
Oldring
Evers
Collins
Connolly
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Schmidt
Strong
Deal
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Moranville
Schang
Gowdy
Bender
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Dineen
Byron
Font
Elenant Hilllebrand
Boston
Conney
Whitted
Connally
Schmidhat
Athletics Baker
Metnnis Farinn Y
Ei Frying
Wyckoff and Baker Lead Early Offense in Five Inning Spurt
Wyckoff and Baker deliver three base hits while Gowdy Whitted connect off Bender as eight runs come in five innings and one out in the sixth. Wyck allows three in three innings with two out in the sixth as Old Ring Moran Lehmidt Gowdy contribute a double and stolen bases.
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Wyckoff
Baker
Gowdy
Whitted
Bender
Oldring
Moran
Lehmidt
University to Study Prohibition Effects for International Conference
The University of Kansas will conduct an inquiry into the effects of prohibition at the request of the International Temperance Society. Led by Trot W Blackmar, the investigation aims to gather comprehensive data without making recommendations. It will examine impacts on crime, wages, insanity, impotence, divorce, and other social facets.
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Kifees
University of Kansas
W. Blackmar
Tepernee Boeiets
Stg Eesti
Seiundile
Investigative results to be reviewed by Penperanca Society
The flo investigation results will be turned over to Lie biterna ion Penperanca Society which will hold a vote on Tanveenee 15. The fragmentary text notes a forthcoming decision process and a formal electoral event. The exact names and dates are unclear due to the damaged source.
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Ford Ives Ehihtwen Ty. O
Flo
Lie’ Biterna Ion
Penperanca
Jayhawker Appointments Introduce Editorial Team
The Jayhawker announces new editors and staff for the publication. Umesh, Huey Inn, Clayton, Atwelts, and Wilson named editors or editor roles with several department heads listed. A board meeting is planned for Wednesday evening to confirm assignments.
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Qane Umesh
Uieg
Ures
Give Claytons
Sharn Tise
Wiha Atweltsey
Larey Willson
Enginerie
Bill Brows
Dives Medical
Dec O'Den Telhis
Harry Scheoerss Athler
Jess Ralpi
Sproul
Ruseel Ger
Cale’ Catius
Mary’ Powell
Ges
Hank Neoderson
School of Fine Arts
Marie’ Ketels
Emilst Bergers
Stalt
Virginia Golf
Jihue Weaver
Lew Backer
B. Williamson
Genuiness Herrick
Wayny Wingnet
Ron LO Mrasey
MeGook Field Condition Adjustments Ahead of Game
MeGook Field remains in poor repair despite soaking rain with field officials planning improvements. Manager Tag Ikon reports grass will absorb moisture and be in better condition for tomorrow's game.
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dMvet
MeCook
Satuniday
Tagikon
Omaha Well Water Purity Reveals Contamination Concerns
A local survey reports that four fifths of wells south of the river are contaminated or show impure readings. The findings come from a Lawrence study noted in the Omaha area, highlighting ongoing issues with drinking water quality and public health implications.
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Baw
Fragmented text on a delayed decision about a municipal proposal
An unclear report discusses a commission enacting a purchase proposition, noting delays and partial conclusions. The fragment references various parties and a tense inquiry about administration, with garbled names and stray phrases.
Professor Hamilton to Speak at University Event
A note announces a lecture by Professor Hamilton at the University Sunday afternoon. The event is hosted by AM CEA and features remarks by Myers on the topic of opportunity.
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Maluiger Af
Villetins
Mrs Ru Writes From Long Beach About Journal World
A reader in Long Beach California praises the Journal World saying she keeps the Kansas newspaper on her desk and many readers in her area eagerly read its pages for local news and updates.
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Boydong Beach
California
Long Beach Aire Avery
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Journal-World
Kansas News journal-World
Kansas Weather Tonight Probable Showers
A Kansas forecast indicates tonight will bring unsettled conditions with a high chance of showers. The area should expect damp skies and possible light rain across multiple counties as temperatures fall.
Zeppelin sheds demolished and Cologne attacked report
Berlin officials admit English airmen demolished Zeppelin sheds at Dusseldorf and attacked Cologne. Antwerp parts in flames. Gest shelling damages lawcourts and museum. Austrian statement claims recapture of Przemysl with 40 Russian guns. Russian prisoners number 10,000 in east Prussian battles.
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Dusseldorf
Cologne
London
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Lawcourts
Gestshells
Paris
Przemysl
Kansas City Am Chosen President at State League Meet
At Hutchinson 1915 convention of the League of Kansas Municipalities a new president was chosen and the sixth annual session closed. Hugh J. Cooper of Weatherford Oklahoma spoke on the municipal ice plant, its profits and public savings, noting recei pts and expenses and the plant’s free ice for the public.
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Hugh J. Cooper
Weatherford
Patelinson
League of Kansas
Fred. Trigg
Kansas
Dod Varner
Jingellon City
AL Barker
Saliia
Cooper
Wealford
Sid Mer. Cooper
Friends Choose Wichita as Meeting Travel Center
The Kansas State Society of Friends held its 43rd annual gathering with large sessions to review convention reports and routine business. Edmund Stanley was named clerk with Martha Woodard of Lawrence reading clerk and Arthur Jones assistant clerk. Richard Laworth of Friends Publishing spoke on primary work. The Democratic committee planned a meeting the next day at 2 o clock in the plankson building.
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Wichitin
Kansas State Society of Friends
Edmund
Stanley
Martha Woodard
Lawrence
Reading
Arthur Jones
R. Wright
So ‘Cialy
Richard Laworth
Fiends Publishing Company
Antwerp in Flames as German Bombardment Rages
Dramatic dispatches from Amsterdam report Borgerhout a Antwerp suburb burning as German incendiaries strike the city. Zeppelins feared overhead and civilians slain as bombardment continues with German forces attempting a river crossing on the Nethe. King Albert reportedly left Antwerp for Felzaete amid the chaos.
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Borgerhaut
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Renter Telegram Company
Pulsee of Justice
Thames
Lethe
Japs Take Island Yap in Pacific Campaign
AP dispatch reports Japanese forces occupy Yap in the Caroline Islands, a key area near the Philippines. The group includes about 680 smaller islands with Yap located roughly a thousand miles from Mindanao, as Spain had sold the Caroline Islands to Germany in 1894.
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Associated Press
PR Kings
Yap
Caroline Proto
Philippines
Caroline
Austrian Troops Reclaim Fort as Russians Suffer Largescale Losses
Vienna reports a strong Austrian counteroffensive near Preemyst and Praemyss with Russian forces losing forty guns and retreating. The advance covers Dynow to the Vistula region, with Austrian units claiming multiple battlefield victories across Seiget Shingaria and eastern Galicia.
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Vienna
Aisterdam
Levidon
Wink Antonncontént
Hovser
Stait
Nep Tarky
Preeniyst
Baryes
Dynow
Preenyst
Viatilt
Seiget
Mhrmaroa
Shingaria
Vesper Service Slated at University Town Hall
A vesper service will be held Sunday afternoon October 12 for all men of the university and town. Miss Abby Alayhew, national secretary of physical education, and instructor of Women in China for the past two years, will speak. Special program arranged.
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Abby Alayhew
China
Béva
Confined to Bed as Heekineiale No. 1
Bert Winchell of a nearby locality remains confined to his bed due to an illness described as Heekineiale No 1. Authorities note his condition is stable though he shows limited mobility and requires rest. No further treatment details are provided in the fragment.
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Bert Winchell
Russians Admit A Check Threatens German Forces
The Russian General Staff states Germans reinforce from Königsberg and threaten a tenacious resistance on the East Prussian frontier. They note Russian defenses on the Vladislavov and Ratelika front amid marshes near Pehernoganja aiding the stand.
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Associated Press
Patroguad
East Prussian
Postponed Show Rolls On Despite Rain and Wind
Lawrence merchants postponed last night's big display due to torrential rain. Tonight and Saturday promise renewed splendor as weather plans allow. aviator flights drew crowds despite gusty winds and a single opened store.
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Merchants’ Club
Merchants”, Association
Lawrence
Wade
Gubt
Convention closes after officer election at W CTU session
The Kansas State Women’s Christian Temperance Union delegates assembled in Beattie for the state convention. Officers elected include President Mrs Lillian Mitelami Tape Vice President Mas Emount W Chroy er Wichita Corresponding Secretary Miss Mary Dobbs Goodland Recording Secretary Mrs Eva Moriey Murphy Hutchinson Treasurer Mrs Sudie Lewis. Sessions focused on business with J L Brady addressing prohibition and national suffrage. Florence Richard of Ohio State WCTU spoke on national issues. The convention will adjourn after today’s sessions.
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Lillian Mitelami
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Mas
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Winfield
Mary Dobbs
Wichita
R Vm
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Goodland
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Kansas
State Prisons Commission to Meet in Topeka
The Minnesota prison commission inspectors led by Prof. F A W Blackmar visited Sulter with Maj. K A W McClaughry C H Chandler J E Porter and G H Haskell. They attended the National Prison Conference in St Paul and toured a new cell house at the House of Correction in Cincinnati. They will draft a report at the Topeka meeting on Thursday October 15.
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Site Prison of
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Maj
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C. HW. Chandler
J. E.porter
G. H H. Haskell
Nelubyers
State Prison Commission
National Prison Conference
Water Survey Talk At Federation Meeting
Prof Stinson spoke before the Federation of Women's Clubs on water supply tests for a civic plant. City Engineer Dunfire said wells around the city show pure water with iron, and a test plan will be presented to commissioners in weeks. The meeting also discussed a Drama League and weights and measures laws in Kansas.
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Federation of Women’s ‘Clibs
Haskell
Maple’ Grove Cemetery
Drama League
Im Lawrence
Chisage
Uc R
United States
Kansas
Mrs Kennard
Abe Lawhee Widnen
J Christiaa
Somu
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Lawrence Federation
Ennis
Allied air raid on Cologne and Dusseldorf reported
An Amsterdam dispatch cites British planes striking Zeppelins sheds at Dusseldorf and bombing Cologne and Dusseldorf air houses. Some reports claim damage at Dusseldorf while Cologne raid reportedly caused little or no damage. Berlin confirms Zeppelin halls at Dusseldorf were hit and airships destroyed.
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Cologne
London
Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Belgium
Nent
D. E. Collet
Berlin
Red Cross Benefit Game Conflicts With Kansas City Plan
Missouri conference rules forbid a team from playing more than eight games in a season. W. O. Hamilton said no exception would be made for a Red Cross benefit event in Kansas City. Nebraska reportedly sought travel permission, but conference would not approve a coast trip.
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Kansas City
Haskell
Red’ Cross
Manaren
Nebraska
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