White flag raised by the Bolsheviki reported
British and French dispatches from October describe Bolshevik forces near Petrograd, with reports of the white flag over the Bolshevik fortress at Kronstadt and advances by anti Bolshevik generals. News notes the capture of Krashoselo and Natehina south of Petrograd and ongoing shelling of the city as Soviet defenses waver.
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Maris tes and German peace treaty commissions
The supreme council at Maris tes adopted a resolution allowing great powers to sit on commissions created under the German peace treaty and vote on questions before those commissions, regardless of their governments ratification. President Aamis wand tion snanind pa lateral etiinee tear considered satisfactory to his why cans.
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Lawrence High Jis Up On Agriculture Development
Lawrence high school in Kansas has grown its vocational agriculture program, becoming one of three in the state with two instructors. Previously Lawrence was barred from forming a department until authorities modified the rule requiring high schools to enroll one tenth of country pupils, enabling its agricultural work to expand markedly.
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Dickinson Courty
Chapman
Reno County
Nickerson
Lawrener
Formmally
Lawrence Board of Enluestion
Football Bulletins Tornoe First Quarter Summary
The brief notes a first quarter moment involving Tornoe and Woebhura with UC referenced, indicating early scoring or play action as the game progresses.
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K. UC. OO Woebhura
Lawrence Chamber to hear Dean Walker on manufacturing aims
Dean Gean PLB Walker of the Eniver ing school of engineering will speak at the Tuesday luncheon of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. He will address manufacturing possibilities in Lawrence, tracing survey insights from wartime industrial studies and Kansas prospects to boost local industry.
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Aker
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Lawrence
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United States
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Schools to Celebrate Roosevelt Day on 24th
Roosevelt Day plans spread through Lawving ity and surrounding schools. October 24 will feature morning exercises led by a chapter superintendent and contributions collections. Teachers prepare Roosevelt themed activities highlighting the statesman explorer writer hunter and family roles.
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Ehsinwan
Remaiiah
T Neen
Wali
Ayshan
Resse
Christin
Eehant Chjdran
Kansaswea Poadesatt Memorial
Adolescent Development Discussed At State Session
A regional gathering discussed phases of adolescence and related education. R A Sehwasite of the University outlined sessions while new ideas were presented by local educators. The event followed by a reception for attendees and a tribute to recent graduates.
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Tom
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Theskowe
R.A
Army Food Shipment Reaches Lawrence Postoffice
Postmaster Seewir receives notice of a shipment labeled Carl as bones heading to Lawrence. The delivery signals ongoing military food supply efforts amid the postwar era, with officials noting the unusual cargo amid routine logistic flows.
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Army surplus food orders queued for parcel post delivery
Postmaster Seewir outlines parcel post delivery plan for Lawrence army surplus orders. Carload weighing about 40,600 pounds to be delivered in order filed, with no ground deliveries to purchasers. Army goods stored in postoffice basement and unpacked for smaller orders as containers open. Delivery aims for speed while post office handles regular duties.
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Reserve Officers Organize Here in Lawrence
Fourteen reserve officers from Eldridge hotel form a new unit to unionize Lawrence and KU, with thirty or more officers believed aligned. A temporary committee led by Major dirsnore Ag fer appoints members by law to promote efficiency and keep in contact with military professionals as a new society aims to study how ministers shape sermons.
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University of Kansas
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Werser
Erny Ip Hylaws
Visit California bound farmer to Pasadena in winter
Ji Shan of Wakaruea plans a winter stay in Pasadena after years of farming near the Kansas border. Nearby Metrono Insuyanre officials Grark Cane Richard Stevenson and Melix Rattles toured To neka for a staff meeting. A shooting occurred at Coveland near the American Steel and Wire Co mint with two men shot, one perhaps fatally. A marriage license was issued yesterday in Lawrence for Charles L. Hackett and Virginia Huston. A county teachers exam will be held at the court house next Friday and Saturday.
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Belgian veteran hunts two sons across the United States
John de Groot, a Belgian World War I veteran, traverses America in search of his twin sons believed brought here by an American clergyman. He walked from Thecalure to Mol tend, endured wounds, and seeks news in Lawrence Topeka and other towns. He left a wife and two boys behind. the wartime costs and his hope drive the search.
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Eteh
Jedin Sinon
John
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Haskell Go Game Decorated by Ex Coach Saunders
The article describes Haskell facing Wentworth Cadets at Maskell Field with most regulars in the lineup, led by Lawrence as starter. It notes Saunders remains confident, mentions past travel to Salina and Topeka for games, and highlights changes in plays and personnel as the season advances.
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Wen Toda
Wentworth Cadets
Maskell Field
Cops foil watchers elite club raid on Vermont Street
Police used a ladder to enter a location described as an elite club on Vermont Street. The article notes a raid conducted by law enforcement with limited available details on dates or individuals involved.
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Officers Raid Elite Club Amid Negro Dance Case
Police raided the Elite Club at Vermont Street arresting one man as officers moved to disrupt a large party. Reported were loud, disruptive scenes with claims of a cuing alarm system and investigations into watches installed inside the premises. The raid followed complaints from nearby residents and involved city officials and the mayor, with liquor and counterfeit items among the items seized.
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Calhoun
State Bankers warn of check artist with bogus letters
The State Bankers Association asks banks and businesses to watch for a man using the alias Reward Fr. Stoner. He is linked to fake letters of credit and bonus checks totaling 2400 dollars at the tonal Bank of Concumeree in Kansas City. He has appeared in Kansas City and Linwood, is about 29, 5 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds, medium build with brown hair.
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Phath Wins Long Fight Over Fatal Illness
Phath Roberts, oldest son of Mr and Mrs A C Roberts of Ted Street, died this morning after a six month disease battle. He suffered a severe illness from typhoid fever leading to a brain injury. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 4 o clock.
Police hunt for hidden cigarettes and suspects
Police investigate a series of cigarette thefts at locations including a Wilson street fruit stand and a Poston Massachusetts store. Several men cited for appearances at 8 am Monday. no cigarettes found at the two sites. City court complaints and local concerns over smoking prompted the crackdown by police headquarters.
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Yoo
Wilson Peri
Dasaett
Poston Conachusetts
TI Mass
Overalec
Seeegett
Senior class votes swing Hill election by slim margin
In a war era contest at Hill, the senior ticket led by Wint Smith won the presidency by 25 votes over Basil Church, with Eileen Yam Sancot named secretary and Fred Pusch as vice president. Junior and freshman tickets also swept, while sophomores showed no opposition. Turnout reached 320 of 350 seniors and about 400 of 600 juniors.
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Basil T. Church
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Cross Country Fliers Resume Flight Today
In a westbound air race the first group of seventeen aviators completed the initial leg from Mineola and began the return toward Minneola. The leaders from Nebraska and Ohio flew from Clover to Curtiss Field and Curtis Field, while Captain Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. B. W. Maynard continued toward Rock Island and Buffalo, marking a historic long endurance flight across the continent.
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Sermon Draws Crowd at Vanlist Church on War Views
Rev Frank Jennings led a Sunday evening service at the Vanlist church presenting war views and a stern display of pie charts gathered in Europe. The congregation was larger than usual and appeared pleased and interested in the variation of the sermon. Jennings has a maritime background.
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