Excited Students Clash With Parade Crowd
Following a parade violent episodes erupted as students clashed with police and trolley workers near the Varsity theatre. A student, George Lynn, was injured by a streetcar, and another student suffered a sprained ankle amid arrests and scuffles. Police used clubs to quell the disturbance as crowds blocked traffic and damaged property.
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University
Eighth
Massachusetts Street
George Lynn
Oginerr
Metor
Man Pendleton
Read Lovin
Tamn
Maming
Logan
Monroe
Toran
Perkins
Nichales Firhe Mannest
Victory Cafe
Clare
Titter
Laree
Turnine
Ray
Pendleton
Monme Wen
Rowersock Theatre
Seygebow
Infantry Unit Here Has New Commander
An article notes leadership changes in the infantry unit, detailing Captain McKone serving as commander of the first battalion of the Fourth Regiment since its organization. It mentions past roles, including marksmanship instruction, and briefly lists resignations of officers such as Captain Dinsmore and Lieut. Wigginss, with reasons cited as private affairs and peacetime demands.
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Mark- Mensieit
As National Guard
Nationat
Caldwell
New Jerwia
Pegimental
Kansas
Dinsmere
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Fes Tionns
Card
Dinsmore
Frank Tosne
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Student bonfire plans meet chamber cooperation
The piece notes a sidewalk scene with students and faculty discussing bonfire celebrations. Joe Schwartz, university cheerleader, and other leaders were told by merchants at a Chamber of Commerce gathering they would cooperate to maintain decorum during student festivities. Local officials pledged limited but helpful support.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Satus Dents
Ofler
Sinan
Threty | Withoritics
Cael
Myief
Tliee
James HU
Viet
Mlotare Cate
Uae
Lawrence Knights of Pythias Convene in Linwood This Week
Lawrence Knights of Pythias plan to attend the district convention in Linwood this week. The after noon business meeting precedes a banquet and initiation of a city candidate. Two Lawrence candidates will attend. Loris Cleaver will be represented on the eastern grid of Union. The Lawrence delegation plans to ride the interurban at 6 40.
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Lawrence Knights of
Pythias
Linwood
Jauwrence Knights
Mannine
Wie
Union
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Order
Yembore
Ince
Douglas County to Pay Big Tax Hire
Douglas County plans a large tax raise with a net increase of $112,549.77 over amounts collected in 1918. The measure targets additional revenue to support county operations and services this year.
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Douglas County
Local Corporations Tax Distribution Across Townships and Cities
A long accounting notes that corporations are taxed a total of 62 982 76 with the remainder split between townships and cities. Townships receive about 41 150 of corporate taxes while cities take roughly 21 Crucial figures show funds allocated to municipal education and street paving and private property mowing costs borne by property owners.
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Maple Grove
University workers aid state in diphtheria survey
Three workers from Eldorado Mississippi's University department of bacteriology will assist the state board in testing for diphtheria in schoolchildren. They will collect throat swabs to determine carrier presence as diphtheria remains problematic in Eldorado and vaccination plans face local delays.
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Univesity Bacteriologie
State Board of Feaith
Eldorado
Cornelia Downs
Jesse Kabler
Olin Deibert
Fiera
End to Car Shortage Hopes Rise After Conference
Governor Allen said the car shortage will ease within ten days after a Saturday conference with railroad officials. Plans include sending four empty refrigerated cars and increasing freight cars for grain shipments to the state.
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Pasas
Allen
Finish First Lap In Air Race Tomorrow
Forty Flyers resume the trans continental aerial race after a day's rest with favorable weather. Captain Lowell H. Smith reached Minneola at 10 50 this morning as the third flyer to complete the trip to San Francisco. Lieut Worthington and Lieut Queens expected to reach Minneola tonight. Westbound flyers face mud winds and ferry weather in Nebraska.
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Worthington
Queens
Ilurry
Hayton
Reno
San Unciseo
Cay
Securi
San Francisco
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Pia Donaldson
Akeson, Jr
Salduyo
Waals
Harry Smith
Lie Manzelman
Green River
Pacitre
Pyeng
Cleveland
Tony
Bolfato
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Ao Owen Tye
Chicago
Welle Rey
Dyers
Lowell Lay
Han
Cleveland park to have poppy field using Flanders seed
A city project plans a poppy garden in Cleveland Park using seeds from Flanders with layout noted for the coming months. The plan includes a public display and certification process by October with city officials overseeing the installation and maintenance of the poppy beds.
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Cleveland Park
Flanders
Class Tickets Filed at University Today in Student Elections
Lire text outlines junior and sophomore class tickets filed with the Men’s Student Council noon today. Names include Basil Chareh and Iris Russelliday for president and secretary positions, with various candidates for treasurer and vice president. Several tickets compete for senior and junior offices, listing a mix of names and roles across the student body.
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Basil Chareh
I’s
Ix Reed
Warrnie Biase
Ot Centar Ties Bop
Peedi Ty
Charen
Lilian
Iris Russidley
Paul Pox
Sis Dudin
Uulty Graelson
Eal Wren
Fay
Kathie Phasis
Peterite Meliahe
Rulolpl
Asrder Dreimsuaneetts
Sad von Gottlieh
Stubbs
Umd Pn Prawest
Soe Paaprimatees
Dea Elas
Robert Be
Sacagdiy Satebre
Teia Freshin
Hareis
Brances Piores
Trenpy Hmiet
God Frank Ballwin
Me Rake T Fou
Douglas County Fair Prompts Prompt Payment Plan
Douglas County Fair announces prompt payment of premiums by May with checks payable at People's State Bank Fair officials urge timely payment while noting no parking charges for grand stand receipts and concessions. The fair reports sufficient funds to cover premiums and related expenses from merchants and taxpayers.
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Sweeney
Danelas
People’s State Bank
Arkin
County Community Work Organized in Clinton Area
A county committee formed to lead Hi Y and C A youth work with Mr Fordyce of Vineland elected chairman and A Kelsey of Reno as vice chair. Rev Cardner of Clinton named clerk, Ray Johnson as teen secretary. The group plans fundraising and to organize Hi Y clubs in Le igington Linweed and Eudora, scheduling a Halloween event and local committee meetings to launch the programs.
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Charles MN
Henry Will
Leigington
Land
Mr Heart
Clinton
Ami Wah
Treeemptan
Hallowe'en
Trvlusiy
Hawvence
Bowersock Mills
Attempted Escape From Police Ends in Fines
A report from police court notes Officer John Perkins fired at a suspect, Byron Brown, to halt a pursuit. Reginald Keppler and Alien Lo were fined for speeding, while J Bb Weilst failed to appear. Fred Simpan was found guilty of a third speeding offense and fined 3400.
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Byron Brown
Holts
Drew
Perkins
Ol H
Reginald Keppler
Alien Lo
J. Bb. Weilst
Rosedale
Enve Kond
Sime
Logan
Kansas City
Smith Fred Simpan
Judie
Stewart
Parole Revoked for William Zimmerman in Police Court
William Zimmerman, previously convicted of drunkenness and fined 21 dollars and 50 cents, had his parole revoked by Judge C C Stewart after another charge of drunkenness. The court noted failure of good conduct leading to the revocation and reinstated the existing fine.
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William Zimmerman
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C.C. Stewart
Rural School Boards Meet For Dental Inspection Circuits
A meeting of rural school boards will be held at the court house on Saturday at 12 pm to determine the circuits for the dental inspection required by law in the schools.
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Court House
Nonsense to deal with unions says railway director
Pittsburgh dispatch reports in October the steel strike nears four weeks with more mills operating. Rail strike action at Altoona prompted Director General Hines to call it nonsense to deal with unions as they defy their own rulers, urging caution as railroad service strains to serve the public. Longshoremen at New York face hope for early settlement with mass meetings planned. union leaders warn possible resumed tug and lighter service on the Hudson if demands are unmet. Three Chicago area steel plants reopen today with about half-scale staffing after the three-week walkout.
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Planta
Pittsboro
Steel Workers National
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Qet
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hinds
Europe
Hines
New York
T. ¥. O'Connor
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John F. Riley
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