Missing Kingstonian crew feared adrift after submarine attack
Reports from Newport indicate the British freighter Kingstonian and its crew have not been heard from since Sunday after being ordered to abandon ship by a German submarine near Nantucket shoal. Admirals and destroyers scoured the area as vessels altered routes to avoid possible submersible threats. no sign of the submarine or subsequent attacks has emerged.
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Gerard declines to confirm U S peace mission claim
New York Oct 10 James W Gerard American ambassador to Germany refused to confirm or deny reports he was returning to the United States on a peace mission for the German emperor. He said the length of his stay and timing of travel were not determined and he might go to Washington.
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Grovel Ditch Cost Exceeds Estimate in County Request
Grove drainage case before county commissioners reveals actual expense surpassing estimates by nearly 4 000 dollars. Union Pacific Railroad contributed 1 000 for sewer under their track. city contributed part. No action yet. Maple Fairview notes follow. Fairview Church lecture by Lyle Anderson on poet themes to be followed by Harvest Social.
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Meeting Delay Forces Abandonment of Entertainment Plans
A scheduled meeting in Lawrence faced disruption as Mr. Marshall's timetable shifted delaying a planned motorcade and reception. Local Democrats had organized entertainment events and a luncheon at Eldridge House pending arrangements.
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Japan Watches Loan Rush To Russia Amid Public Mobilization
Japanese press reports a proposed loan of about 70 million yen to Russia, seen as boosting government support and war effort. Economists warn of financial risk as the public bond drive aims to raise funds for wartime needs and military supplies.
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Merchants Discuss New River Bridge and town events
Merchants at Together Behind Chance of Opening at the New River Bridge held a midday luncheon. They discussed the December 66 openings celebration, plans for Lawrence convention November 16 and 17, and efforts to improve local roads with a survey by State Engineer Gearhart.
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New German Grain Saving Plan Prompts Bread or Beer Choice
A petition from Dr. Houne of Kivin Flott ick urges the imperial chancellor to require a bread card plan that forces Germans to choose daily nourishment between bread and beer. The measure, backed by about 80 000 signers, claims beer uses far more grain than bread and would feed more people. Funeral notices and tax roll work are also noted in brief items.
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President Studies Boat Crisis Amid Submarine Threats
President Wilson devotes attention to the naval menace off the American coast as German submarine activity rises. Reports note possible discussions with Security and Foreign ministers in Washington while plans shift from a Brooklyn World Series game to addressing maritime tensions and potential trade repercussions.
Indict McDaniels in St Joseph murder case
A grand jury in Buchanan County returned an indictment against Ostar T. McDaniel, prosecutor seeking reelection, for the July 1 killing of his wife. McDaniel, held on a warant, claims innocence and requests a speedy trial with his name cleared. Private detectives aided the probe after a late night attack and shooting in his home.
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City considers early contract on water plant upgrades
The engineering firm Black & Veatch of Kansas City advises city commissioners that delaying until after January 1 could raise costs. Veatch seeks authority to prepare plans now so state utilities commission timing is favorable and work can start promptly. A meeting with the advisory committee is scheduled for this afternoon. Also, Edgar Hole, a returned missionary from Africa, will speak at Friends Church on Delaware Street at 2:30 this afternoon.
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Edgar Hole
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Kansas Weather Report: Partly Cloudy and Unsettled Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of unsettled weather tonight. Northwest winds may gust and bring cooler air, with minimal precipitation expected across the region.
Phi Gam Candidates Vie for Election Backing
The Phi Gam chapter at Kansas University hosts events for Fairbanks and Marshall as they seek fraternity support ahead of the election. Both candidates, alumni of distant colleges, spoke at campus functions while social committees arrange receptions and dinners with Phi Gam brothers.
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Phi Chunme Fraternity
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Marshall
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College Presidents Discuss Live Program at Washington Meeting
University of Kansas Chancellor Frank Strong announced the National Association of State Universities meeting in Washington where chancellors will tackle questions on teaching loads for professors, university extension, graduation standards, and the influence of outside culture, with debates on salaries, intercollegiate athletics, fraternities, and scholarship impact on degree hours. The event will feature discussions led by leaders of state universities across the country.
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Washington
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Chancaslor
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
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Ross Hal
University of
Madison University Main Building Fire Ruins Campus
A blaze of unknown origin engulfed the University of Wisconsin main building in Madison this forenoon, destroying the hall and causing an estimated $200,000 in loss. Fire started near a study room as students aided by city fire crews fought the flames. Governor Philip announces possible legislative action to fund a new building.
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Getting Men's Jobs Back in Hamburg After War
In Hanover, a coalition led by the Mumever Mercantile Association and other business groups vows to replace women with men postwar. The pact bars women from being offered or informed of openings and restricts ads for low wage positions. The city sets a new wage scale with 900 marks for under 18 and higher rates for older workers.
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Mumever Mercantile Association
Editors Coming Here Next Year
The brief fragment notes editors arriving next year with mentions of district and session locations. No clear names or events are readable to identify specifics. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise item.
Osawatomie hosts visiting editors with Mulligan feast
The Osawatomie hosts extended a cordial welcome to visiting editors from the Second Congressional district. A Mulligan in the grove and a banquet by the Masons marked opening, with tours of local industries and a luncheon hosted by Governor Vappar’s invitation.
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Spuds and Tomatoes Grow On Same Plant At State College
State College Pa Oct 16 Eleven matured potatoes and a tomato shoot were found growing on a single plant in the Penn State College vegetable garden. A potato was planted and produced a grafted tomato shoot with blossoms and small tomatoes appearing on the same stalk.
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Hughes and Wilson clubs organize second meeting
The newly formed Hughes and Wilson student Republican clubs announce a second Hughes club gathering in Greenhall on Wednesday evening. State Treasurer Akers will speak, described as a prominent young Republican. Ames Rogers, club president, expects large attendance as campaign interest rises.
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Lawrence Plans December Bridge Celebration for Progress
County officials announce a December 1 dedication for the new concrete river bridge in Lawrence. The event will mark completion of paving extensions on North Lawrence and the arrival of the interurban as community groups organize a multi-organization celebration with a six-member core committee and additional auxiliary volunteers.
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Government plans for housing veterans face funding limits
Lomton reports the government aims to provide affordable housing for returning soldiers with 100 million pounds for construction funds. Local authorities and the Government Board stress a liberal approach, prioritizing siting and rent suitable for war veterans while fearing the pace and scale of social reform. Sheriff W J Comin and special officer track clues after a depot break in Baldwin as three Mexicans are held.
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Brooklyn Nets Take Game One in World Series
Brooklyn Nationals won the opening world series game at Ebbetts Field 8 to 4 over the Boston Americans. Coombs started for Brooklyn but weakened in the sixth. Gardner hit a homer for Boston in the seventh. Daubert, Cutshin and Wheatland Mowrey provided Brooklyn’s key scoring as Boston left the field down by two runs after leading early.
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Telephone hearing on proposed merger set for Friday
The state utilities commission will conduct a hearing on the proposed telephone merger Friday morning in Lawrence. The session will begin at 9 o'clock in the city council chamber.
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New Franchise Pending for Kaw Valley Interurban
Lawrence city commission reviews a new franchise for Kaw Valley interurban, adjusting the freight clause for two trains daily. The ordinance, tied to bond guarantees for a southern route, is laid over until Mr. Klemm returns from the East.
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