Danish Ship Pursued by U-Boat Sighting Report
Danish vessel sighted chased by a U boat in Atlantic waters near a freight ship named Boylc with ongoing pursuit noted by naval observers.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1916
Page
1
Submarine chase near New York involves Lovie and Hellig Ola
The White Star freighter Lovie sighted a submarine about one mile behind the Danish passenger ship Hellig Ola in the Atlantic. The Bovie attempted to escape at full speed westward as the Dane’s vessel, flying no flag, tried to elude the sub. The Heilig Ola had departed for Copenhagen with passengers aboard.
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New ‘York
Qet
Lovie
Atlantic
Hellig Ola
Observ
Lodig
Nile
Baine
New York
Heilig Ola
Copenhagen
Severanavian
Bovie
Nantucket
Ust
United States
North Atlantic
Villa crackdown reported by General Trevino against bandits
A shaky report from General Trevino's headquarters says forces near Jimine Chihuahua City repelled bandits at El Carey. Villa is said to threaten men to join his forces under fire and arson, with several prisoners captured and horses seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Aaul
Srranza Poreos
Jimine
Chihuahua City
Elease
Carranas
EL Carey
Aml
San Andres
Imines
Trevino
Villa
General Trevino
Motor Tour Reaches Lawrence Amid Guide-Stop Festivities
Kansas City motor tour party halted in Lawrence with about thirty cars lined Massachusetts Street and Seventh Street area. Local enthusiasts greeted the visitors with road signs and cheers as the procession paused for a short time before continuing toward nearby events and booster gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawrence
Lawwrence
Michusetts Street
Massachusetts
Sind
Lawrences
Labwrenes
Farm Loan Hoard Warns Farmers of Swindles
The Federal Farm Board warns farmers about swindlers forming land banks to profit from loans. Reports of victims rise as the board says it will deny charters to banks with misused funds. A farmer from Linewlus reported paying 800 dollars to a similar scheme. the board clarifies no payment is required to join the National Farm Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Alton
Linewlus Bhat
Parmer
National Farm Loan
Ivaneceai
Hospital cornerstone ceremony in Kansas City draws leaders
A planned cornerstone event for a new hospital in Kansas City gathers mayor Lawrence and other civic figures. The ceremony marks the hospital’s advance in serving the region with medical care and community support.
Ames Takes Early Lead in First Quarter Football
Ames outpaced Kansas early as Ames held a 7 to 0 lead in the opening quarter of the conference game. Kansas failed to gain a first down in the period while Ames offense threatened repeatedly with Pringle and Barker injuries noted. Ames defense contained Kansas in a rugged first half.
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Ames
Jones
Low State
Kansas
Ice
Pringle
Bensais Frantie
Olcotts
Erskine
Barker
Unisas
Alligee of Agriculture
Anes
Packer
Lal
Cece
Morton
Smith
Mantin
Kabler
LE - Shion Lass
Aldrich
LAL A Piaget Vaiges Co
Lindsay Heater
Hughes in Nebraska Assails Mexican Policy and War Drift
The speaker, Hugh es, addresses supporters in Nebraska detailing opposition to foreign entanglements and defense of American rights. He criticizes administration policy, urges peace in Mexico, and argues that US nonintervention should not threaten national sovereignty or property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Be
Nebraska
Hughes
Unis
Mexico
Milk inspection progress in Lawrence under new ordinance
Lawrence officials and residents see growing compliance as the milk inspection ordinance unfolds. Reports show bacterial counts dropping from tens of millions to a high of 300 000 in the latest samples, indicating notable improvement in milk quality and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
King Ferdinand to assume personal command amid Romania crisis
Reports from London say King Ferdinand will personally take supreme command as Russia and French officers join to oppose the Teutonic invasion of Romania. Berlin dispatches note Romanian prisoners and German gains on the Somme front as Allied and Russian losses mount amid wider war developments.
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Burhare
Ferdinand
Lode
Ruta
Romania
Genenersl Berthleot
Comiag
Bucharest
Rumantiuts
Lytemie
Berlin
Ated
Somme
Tattle
Latur
Democratic Meeting Scheduled at Holloway Hall Tonight
Democratic candidates address the public at Holloway Hall on South Massachusetts Street. The event invites general attendance as Topeka and University board members return from Lawrence. The gathering follows routine board business and notes on school needs ahead of the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway Hall
South Masesachusettts
Kansas Weather Report Unsettled Tonight With Showers
Weather summary notes unsettled conditions tonight with showers and cooler air in the northwest. Sunday will be cloudy and cooler with continued unsettled Likely light showers in spots.
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Portios
Gus
Royal Neighbors Met Annual County Session at Holloway Hall
The Royal Neighbors of America held the county association annual meeting at Holloway Hall. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Margaret A. Kere of Lawrence and Vice President Mrs. A. Halderman of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Association
Holloway Hall
Galdyon
Royal Neighbors of America
Hollow Hall
Margaret A. Kere
Lawrence
A. Halderman
Clinton
Huey
Baldwin
United Brethren Church
Avon
Axon Gunp
Pest
Counts Association
Tae i
Lawrence High and Kansas City Meet in McCook Field Clash
Lawrence High hosts Kansas City in a fall football game at McCook field. First half sees Mifflin and Fryen score for Lawrence while Kansas City relies on ground gains but cannot land consistent forward plays. Parade of motor cars and band precede the contest as both teams vie for high school honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnorence High School
Kansas City
McCook Field
Orm
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Welnek
Lawrenen
Vasilion
McDonald
Teach McCarty
Jim Netles
Hope Fry
Polytech
Protests Over U S Concessions in China Rail and Construction
Protesters gathered as Japan and Russia entered protests today against concessions granted to Americans for railway and construction work in China. The action underscores rising foreign friction over treaty powers and commercial access during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Rusin
China
Receiver Ordered to Execute Deed and Turnover Plant
A court remand directs the receiver to execute a deed and ready the plant for turnover to the named party soon, with steps to transfer control and assets promptly.
City to assume Lawrence water plant under court order
Federal Judge Tetlock ordered Lingrence Water Company receiver J F Mitchell to execute deed to the city and disclose encumbrances. The city plans to pass an ordinance establishing a superintendent and take over the plant by early November after bond printing and registration.
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Oice
Point
J. F. Mitchell
Lingrence Water Company
Tetlock
City of Lawrence St
Mitchell
Water Company
Supreme Court
Thos. Harley
Thei Sbonses
Walking National Bank
Commission
Prandzen
Slay
Plist
First Will Encamp at Riley Tomorrow in Kansas
Troops of the Kansas Infantry left Camp Wile yesterday afternoon in groups for Fort Riley. The first moved at 2 o clock with others at five minute intervals. The adjutant general reported trains bearing the regiment expected to reach Pawnee Flats around noon tomorrow. Weather disrupted local plans for travel to welcome troops and the time they will stay at Riley is undecided. Rumors of a liner sinking were dismissed by Allan Line officials.
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Antonin
Ort
Wile
Tuter
Fort Riley
Bec
Kansas
Kansas Infantry
Pawnee Flats
Lawrence
Lund
Menerous
Topeka
Montreal
Allan Ling
Mid- Atlantic
President Wilson Says National Guard Still Needed at Border
In a letter to Governor Whitman of New York dated October 14, President Wilson states the emergency that led to sending the militia to the Mexican border "unhappily still existed." He notes improving conditions in Northern Mexico and cautions withdrawal could invite aggression, praising the militiamen without implying on improving training.
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Wilson
Long Ranch
I Whitman
New York
Mexico
Sidant
New Eggert Bridge Use Delayed by Local Disputes
Douglas County officials confront drainage district owners over the Eggert bridge southeast of Lawrence. Engineers say waterway is adequate, but approaches lack completion. Township officials hesitate on funding while owners press for a longer bridge, delaying rural route restoration and mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa
Lawrence
Douglas County Commissioners
Wakarusa Drainage Board
Oexteeme Hanel
Ammissioners
Tavenship
Submarine U-55 Returned to German Waters Officials Say
Naval officers report the U-55 submarine may have carried out a programmed mission and returned to Germany. Officials dispute claims of a secret German base in the North Atlantic and suggest the crew's family is en route to the Algerian coast.
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Rinehy D. Cu
Germany
Ans
Officiels
North Atlantic
Submarine Destroyer Rigel Sunk in the Mediterranean
A small steamer Nigel fitted as a submarine destroyer was sunk in the Mediterranean by a German submarine. Reports note Allied troops heading for Salon Puhout 1080 and U.S. ambassador de W. Gerard with presidential candidates visiting Kansas. Details mention an inspection trip by Capt. George R. Green of the Army Field Artillery to Lawrence and Wichita.
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Steiner
Nigel
Stroyer
Mediterran
Gallia
Hull
Salon
Chicago
de W. Gerard
United States
Germany
Hake
Kansas
Bryan
Raymiond Robins
Will Hughes
Fairbanks Kans
Wichita
George R. Green
Regru Fur Army Field Artillery
Lawrence
New Bridge Nears Opening in Lawrence with Celebration Planned
Work on the new bridge across the Kank at Massachusetts Street progresses toward a December opening. Nearly half the floor is finished and cement pours into pier forms as contractors assure timely completion despite winter. Douglas County officials and the Merchants and Farmers association plan a dedication with prominent speakers for the town and county.
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Raw River
Lawrence
Santa Me Tracks
Douglas County
Kansas
Kank
Massachusetts Street
Merchants and Farmers Association
Valley Football Sparks Enthusiasm Amid Scheduling
Valley football fans anticipated key conference games on October 1. Kansas Aggies praised as best ever, with Nebraska seen as tough opposition, while games featured opponents like State, Amos, Washington, and Colum in a packed early-season lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Strang
Drice
Kaeas -Aggies
State
Amos
Washington
Colum
Kansas Aggies
Nebraska
New York Man Sentenced for Trading With Enemy
Wm Chester Silberman of New York was sentenced by the correctional court to five years in prison and fined 600 for trading with the enemy. The case involved forged documents and connections to a Knight Rubber Co representative who procured orders under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Siberman
New York
Silvers
Aevordinge
Rentlion
Cas
Knight Rubber Co
Sebian
Khown
City Officials to Attend Merchants and Farmers Mixer
The Merchants and Farmers Association plans a lunch mixer Tuesday with city officials as guests. The event aims to discuss proposed ordinances for Lawrence and welfare measures, expecting a large attendance and real value from the interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Faromers Association
Lawrence
Registration Time for Lawrence Pedule Perhaps Vote Plan
Registration is due soon for Lawrence Pedule who is not yet registered at the city hall. The upcoming form will allow attendance and voting in the November election with the registration deadline Friday night. The note mentions October and parish matters in the context of local civic procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pedule
Will contest filed to set aside Elizabeth Yeager’s will
Katie R. Hirsch sues in district court against Geo R Crispin and others seeking to have the will of Elizabeth Yeager declared invalid. The action titled suit to break on will asks for judicial relief to set aside the testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie R. Hirsch
Geo. R. Crispin
Elizabeth Yeager
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