Dr Jenkins brings news from France in city event
Kansas City pastor Dr Jenkins, recently back from France, lectures at Robinson gymnasium on eight o clock about America s war effort. He outlines first hand Y M C A experiences and urges support for the second Liberty Loan and food conservation. Ottawa later today.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Burris Jenkns
Lintwood Boulevard
Christian Church
Kansas City
France
America
Sparks
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América
Middle West
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Ottawa
Kansan to honor visiting editors in Lawrence banquet
The Second Kansas Congressional District editors will be hosted in Lawrence Friday by the Kansas Board and the University Kansan staff. A special Kansan edition will celebrate the visiting newspaper men before they travel to Ames.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kansan
University Kansan
K. U. Daily ‘Publicati
Toen
Ames
Kansas Gums
Scottish Rite Honors Higgins as Inspector General
Prof W E Higgins is advanced to 33rd degree Inspector General Honorary by the Supreme Council in Washington. Lawrence Consistory No 6 reports 255 members, plans four day reunion starting October 29, with finances over 31000 dollars. News letter by George C Foster highlights strong growth and ongoing activities.
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Lawrance
Washington
Supreme Council
Masons
W. E. Higgins
Colorado Springs
William H. East‘mag
Charles W. Carman
George Q. Foster
Knights Commander Court
Lawrence
Journal-World
George C. Foster
Ite
Petition for Law rence to Topeka road delayed
The filing of the petition through Stule was postponed as describing all property and the road proved larger than expected. Mrs George Kuhne handles the property and road descriptions and will finish early next week. No changes to the petition were made beyond road description corrections before county commissioners.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Stule
George Kuhne
Water Contamination Concerns With New City Mains
Lawrence residents question how new water mains spreading through the town could contaminate supply. Wells and settling basins remain clean, but dust and deposits in extended pipes during construction and rains lead to impurities reaching homes. Officials say purification occurs before leaving the plant, yet water must be boiled before use.
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Lawrence
Denmire
U S Transport Antilles Sunk by U-Boat in Seconds
Washington reports the U-boat torpedoed the Antilles within minutes after an underwater explosion. Seventy lives lost, many engineers and crew, survivors believed staged ashore in France England or Ireland. Officials await full casualty roster as Navy notes first transport damage since U.S. entry into the war.
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Washington
America
Amerieuel
Belkhead
Coring
Mort
Antilles
Navy Department
Sims
Smong
Crex
Mert
Lfe
Army
Navy
France
England
Ireland
Journal-World Launches Tobacco Fund for Soldiers
The Journal-World announces a national Tobacco Fund to send tobacco kits valued at forty five cents for every twenty five cent contribution. Donors’ names will be listed and kits mailed to soldiers, aiming to brighten idle hours with a simple, direct gift.
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Journal World
Journal-World
Toger
An ‘Ean Tobacco Company
Zeldier Shanoy
World
Idier
Proclamation Fixes October 28 as Day of Prayer in War Effort
President issues a proclamation declaring Sunday October 28 a day for the nation to appeal to Almighty God for success in arms and guidance, urging all peoples to observe a solemn day of prayer across faiths as Congress supports the war effort. The observance aligns with a congressional resolution adopted October 4.
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Washington
Ort
Fison
Dee Tee Ee
Congre
Congo
United States
Rotarians to Hold Dinner and Speaker Next Wednesday
Rotarians plan a dinner next Wednesday at 7 PM at the Chamber of Commerce replacing the usual luncheon. Prof. C C Young from the University will discuss the water site, and Virgil Johnson of Oneida Kansas will speak at the Sigma Phi Sigma house.
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C. C. Young
University
Virgil Johnson
Oneida
Kan
Sigma Phi Signa House
Wonderful patriotic offer from Farmers & Ranchery Insurance
An advertisement in today's Journal-World outlines a bond offer at five tenths of face value with delivery of the bond to the beneficiary if the policyholder dies before all payments are complete. The proposal emphasizes a savings element from interest and a reduced price, promoting three Farmers to sain and suggesting easy terms for buyers through agents of the company.
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Journal-World
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Honors for Althouse New Opera Roles
Paul Atthousi tenor from the Metropolitan Opera will open the concert next Wednesday evening at Robinson auditoriam. New honors have been bestowed on Althouse by the Metropolis Company. Owing to weather, Luca Betta remains among the best Metro talents. Althouse will perform two arias and a solo in the program. Powell Wesgee, a well known accompanist, will join to support the performance with piano.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Robinson Auditorian
Butler
I Althouse
Metropolis Company
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Metropean Talinn
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Turner 13 Talk for Farm Bureau Series
Turner 13 delivers a talk for the Farm Bureau series as WH Wy shares insights from the event and discusses agricultural policy and community impact. The report notes participation by local growers and mentions planning for upcoming meetings with organizers and members.
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Turner
Farm Bureau
Organizing Courtly inreait A Vite Bi Meds Mais Mas
A garbled report notes efforts to organize courtly activities and a program extending through a week. It mentions Manhattan meetings, district outreach, and a professor coordinating work with various local groups and churches.
Mayor Replies to Chancellor Amid Turbulent Lab Report
Fragmented OCR text shows a city leadership clash over university funding and lab safety. Mentions the mayor, chancellor, and several unclear names, with cryptic phrases about ethics, funds, and investigations.
Fragmented OCR note on names and places around Franee, Kansas
Fragmented text reads as a garbled report mentioning a Cantor Jena yiember Lawrene Howat and a mapleyid. reference, with scattered phrases about moving to France and an evening Bolt mer im Ls. and a Mrs spent yesterday in Kansas.
Unclear OCR fragment on team lineup and events
Fragmented readable lines describe a sports roster or event with garbled names and phrases. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to a team, players, and a possible game context without coherent facts or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR note with stray phrases and names
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered words about cups, a shop, a farmer, and several proper nouns. It mentions places and people in disjointed phrases, offering little coherent event, date, or location to frame a clear news item.
Garbled Student Notes Reported in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR reads as a mix of names and phrases with unclear meaning. Mentions students, drawings, a professor, and various disconnected fragments. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
Kemper Edges Lawrence Boys In Hard Fought Game
The Kemper team defeated Lawrence Boys 19 to 0 after a defensive battle. Kemper broke through late with a 30 yard run and a defensive stand as the final whistle ended a tense drive.
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Lawrence Boys
Goaf
Dreve Kemper
Bac
Olea
Jane Piadter
Vest
Kemper
Derrida
Natkinic
Kenner
Hioloeaal
Eae
Reemir Tyesarc
Ministers Seek Bond Support in Lawrence County
Ministers urged county residents to back Liberty Bond drives as four committees backed the second sale. Chairman Bromek announced an all-day loan solicitation event tomorrow with Lawrence Wilk presiding at Robinson Gym. Local banks will host bond sales with Reverend speakers urging support for liberty and savings.
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Caen
Will de Srey
Hairman
Bromek
Wening
Lawrrence Wilk
Robinson
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