Allies Put Crews on Greek Warships Amid Fleet Overhaul
London reports Allied crews have been placed aboard Greek battleships Leninos and Averof while Greek crews are sent ashore. The move follows a decision to strengthen the allied fleet with Greek vessels as tensions rise in the region. The exchange aimed to reassure safety of anchored warships and maintain unified command.
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London
Ententy
Ukise
United States
Leninos
Missippi
Reuter
Athens
Aus
Oet
Amsterdam
Telessrand
St Choent
Beleum
Germany
Visiting Voters Inspire Democratic Candidate Visit
A Democratic candidate A Waddle tours Lawrence as visiting voters gather. The article notes Waddle has long ties to Iowa and aims to woo supporters at the University of Kansas events.
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Pred
A. Waddle
Pied
Distriet
Lawrence
Themds
Steeu
Matt Vedel
Waddle
Lwa
Dudes Bensen
Boosters Rally For Interurban Line To Tie Towns
A large gathering of country and town boosters from southwest You county endorsed an interurban railroad to connect Lawrence with areas west and south of the river. Speakers from merchants, farmers, and officials argued the line would boost commerce, aid farmers, and link with the Mi Pacifies, while promising city leaders openness and public access to meetings.
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Merchants and Powers Association
Ward
Boosters Club
Othe
You County
Wily
Wedsem
Ane
W. Wi
Thay
Heer
Tarek
Ghanville
Po Burt
Wook Cummings
Ward Cowlar
Metsker
Lone Star
Hrond
Ee Saunier
Simons
Lawrence
Riphi
Law
Canunis
Mercha
Holyfield
Ain
Beams Put in Place For New Kane Bridge Span
Workers set forty five foot long, sixteen thousand pound steel beams over the Santa Fe tracks. The beams were hoisted from the ship and placed on the piers to reinforce concrete. This completes the last main span with only a short approach remaining to finish the river crossing.
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Santa Fe
Mint
New Kane
City Commission Debates Water Plant Takeover
City officials discuss ordinance to appoint a city engineer over water and sewer operations. Debate centers on scope of duties and whether to assume ownership of the water plant, with votes split and opposition voiced by several commissioners.
Choral Union Meets For Weekly Rehearsal At High School
The Choral Union invites members to a weekly rehearsal at the high school auditorium on July 17. Attendance opens to those who sing and the union offers a chance to join under Professor Arthur Nevin in a warmly paced program.
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Auditoriuiy
Lasuler
Arthur Nevin
Mocetinos
Timie
European nations seek new submarine accord amid U S role
Berlin reports that Norway, Holland and Spain advance a plan on submarine issues with a European autarky aim, reducing U S influence. A.T. describes a split among powers and shows no joint negotiations yet as talks stall amidst divergent interests.
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Berlin
London
Qet
Norway
Holkind
Spain
New Pliaut
Fm Urns International
United States
Tress
Record high entries in state debate league competition
A record number of twenty five high schools entered the Seventh Congressional District debate championship, more than last year’s sixteen. Schools listed include Hoisington, Larnson, Fowler, Liberal, Ashland, Coldwater, Hutchinson, Sterling, Garden City, Dodge City and others. First round debates begin in November with finals to follow in spring.
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PL Or. Hamilton
K. LU
Lek. Vit sUperintinns
Dent
Ashhind
Miss Estelle Northrup Presses Ahead in Local Campaign
The piece lauds Estelle Northrup Republican candidate for Register of Deeds in Douglas County urging daily vote efforts. It highlights her family background with a Civil War veteran father, self support, and belief that women should embrace the responsibility of suffrage for the county, state, and nation.
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Estelle Northrup
Douglas County
Iestele Northrup
Repubican
Miss Northam
Apie
Miss Northrup
Nan
Kansas Weather Report Summary
Weather report fragment notes fair conditions and varying wind across regions. Forecast mentions tonight and tomorrow with southeast changes. details are garbled but indicate unsettled terms and possible changes by Wednesday in eastern areas.
Republicans Start County Campaign Meeting Details
Republican organizers announce a county campaign kickoff with Col Lite and Col BG speaking at Baldwin tomorrow evening. Officials outline a statewide drive to energize supporters ahead of the November 7 election, with local meetings planned nightly this week at venues including Chamberlinny hall and Baker.
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Blowen Hayes
Aneitl
Firsib
Oii
Ies
Stull Tani
Baldwin
Othe
Chamberinny
Tampence
Synod Opens Tonight With Ninth Annual Convention
The Synod opens tonight at 6 30 with the ninth annual convention of the Women’s Hour and Foreign Mix Society. Services include opening sermon by Rev C L Fl Wiest, communion, and benediction. Patrons Day Stations Day set for October 19 at Belleview schoolhouse with an auction of old furniture from the school rooms.
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Synod
Lawrencn
Trinity Hoponight
Women's Hour
Cound
Serpin
Clfl Wiest
Hyon
Wely
Phin
Allitsen
Gola Cattele
Belleview School House
Oelock
Battery Prospects Rise in Lawrence Amid Military Prep
Report notes favorable sentiment for forming a new battery in Lawrence with Captain Green and Lt Green advising a phased equipment plan. Residents like Captain Green and Adjutant General Cole Martin attend meetings, citing local support, procurement hurdles, and gradual mobilization alongside Pawnee County units and Kansas campouts.
Kansas Christian Church to Establish Divinity School
A plan to establish a Divinity school in Myers Hall by the Kansas Christian Church district is nearly complete. The national missions board approved the use of the hall, with consent from Des Moines leaders, and the arrangement may keep YW quarters in Myers Hall after the divinity school opens next fall.
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Divinity School
Aye Hall
Des Moines
Y. Wy
Myers Hath
School of Divinity
Ara
Four WV Labor Case Convictions Down for Contempt
Review records show four labor union members in West Virginia were sentenced to six months in jail for contempt of court. They disobeyed an injunction issued by a district judge during a funeral conspiracy case tied to a miners strike. The defendants, part of the union, were found guilty of inciting miners to quit or refuse work.
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WMA
West Virginia
Sosare
Dnteroy
United Minana
Fnion
Supreme Court
Shington. Bic
Raid at Aunt Jane’s leads to beer raid and escapes
A raid on Aunt Jane’s last night recovered eighteen quarts of beer with no one home. Officers found signs of a disturbance at Williams’ place but no arrests or warrants had been issued yet. The investigation continues as Fowler shops and university teams are noted for engine work and student clubs organize in Douglas County.
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Saat Williams
Garth
Pelee
Poten
Jane
University of Kemmings
Fowler
Automatic Bookkeeping Register Company
Kansas
Navy
Campaign launch for YWCA funds drive at Mount Oread campus
University women prepare for the YWCA fund drive with earnest appeals on campus. Excerpts describe solicitors, campaign days on Wednesday and Thursday, and plans to report progress from Myers Hall as the drive proceeds.
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Mount Oread
Srs Weil
Aderkin
Piana
Wiss
Virginia
Lucas
Nednesday
Tubys
Myers Hall
Hughes Arraigns Underwood Tariff Speech
The article reports Hughes attacking the Underwood tariff, criticizing wasteful administration and urging fiscal restraint. It notes his claim of tariff revenue growth and opponents accusing Republicans of extravagance, with references to a ten day campaign tour and related political events.
City Commissioners Reject Bids on Illinois Street Paving
The city rejected all bids for paving the 400 block on Illinois Street citing high bid prices due to equipment moves. Contractors complained grading and curbing costs were below the engineer's estimate and noted substantial work needed to bring the block to grade. An ordinance extended city limits east of Breese Dale to include Engel property.
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Engel
Breexedale
Inet
Ull
Lawrence
Tummittow
W. Glanville
Clinton
Burton
Smith Art Anlage
Springs
A.M. Metaker
Ward
Marion
University lecture by Dr Alia Webster and Powell on music and neurology
Dr Alia Webster and Powell will discuss the need of man and the role of music in neurology at Fraser Hall next Monday at 8:30. The Alma Webster Powell lecture will include a musical program to illustrate its points and a Lawrence prom is noted as of interest.
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Alia Webster
Powell
Jernson
Fraser Bull
Te Alma Webster Powell
de Panadis
Lawrencr Prom
Unclear historical scene with college names and police notes
A fragmented report describes a Ford entering law school activity with a noisy street scene at Green Hall and a police note on delinquents failing to pay fines. It also mentions visiting professors from the University of Minnesota, an upcoming conference, and a probate marriage license for Arthur Ebben and Lila Treland, with donation requests for Mercy Hospital.
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Arthur Ebben
Olsburg
Kansand
Ito Lila M Dread Treland
Ransay City
Kansas
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