Germany Claims Britain Guilty For Start Of War
In a Stuttgart dated September 89 dispatch a writer argues that Russia and France would not have started the Great War alone and Britain bears responsibility for provoking the conflict. The piece contends Britain's aim was to gain from others' misfortune and that German diplomacy sought to deter aggression while England is blamed for mobilization and war initiation.
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France
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Europe
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England
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Uprising Quelled in Portugal and Allied Casualties Reported
Telegraphic dispatch from Lisbon reports the uprising quickly suppressed while articles claim high casualties among French British and Russian forces. Berlin wireless notes declining military positions with estimates of heavy losses, and commentators discuss Portugal’s attempt to avoid joining the Allies.
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London
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Laskin
Berlin
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Sayville
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Cing
Merchants Take Rest Room Management
Mrs Chalkley transfers control of the rest room to the Merchants' Association, who agree to run it with full authority though it is a large undertaking. The Berlin casualty list reports about 11 500 German dead wounded and missing.
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London
British Monitors Score Coast Victory in War News
Allied forces press along the Belgian coast as German evacuations and retreats are reported near Ostend and Courtrai. British monitors and naval bombardments dominate Ostend and surrounding canals while French and Belgian troops bolster the line. Washington telegrams note Allied success and German disarray along the Channel, with British ships shelling key positions. The American commission for Belgian relief prepares to meet in London in coming days.
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Warsaw
London
Historic church papers recalled at sixtieth anniversary event
At Plemanth church sixtieth anniversary services J E Riggs spoke on music history highlighting Dean Marvin as a long time chorister and composer. The event featured an annual roll call, dinner and addresses by notable church members, with notices for audience arrival and past union history.
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Phyn Ont
Riges
Dean Marvin
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Ald. Weaver
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Wil. Burdick
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Plemanth
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Dilgrim Chaveli
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Christian ‘Endeavor
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TL Olney
Nettie J. Gadelways
Cora Lt. Kimball
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Eluives
Corley Guild
Tigh
Christian Service League Field Secretary Visits Lawrence
Mrs. B B Keys, field secretary for the Christian Service League, has been in Lawrence detailing district efforts and soliciting aid. She is assisted by Mrs Wersbiel, and many Lawrence residents and local business people are listed as supporters of the work.
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Lawrence
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Christian Service
Danger Signs Warn Tourists on Hazardous Road Segments
The article notes large danger signs painted to mark dangerous roadside spots to aid travelers. It mentions the relocation of a pantomime event by the Episcopal Ladies and reports Dr. G W Jones moving from 1209 Ohio Street to the Trinity church castle after a recent surgical procedure.
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G.W. Jones
Ohio Street
Trinity Chastel
Gow. Jones
Cotton Goods Prices Rise With War Impact
The American market sees improved buying opportunities for cotton goods as war boosts raw cotton values. Stores advertise attractive deals with claims of future price jumps when the war ends.
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Jowenal Works
Bryan Converts War Swords Into Plows For Peace
Secretary Bryan announced he has melted down old swords from past wars into small plows to serve as paper weights. He plans to send one to each ruler who signs an international peace treaty, invoking a Bible prophecy about turning swords into plowshares.
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CIA
Continued Water Hearing in Kansas City Court
The reg wing of the Knickerbocker Trust Company seeks a receiver for the Lawrence Water Company. The case was continued to Wednesday to allow both sides to choose a mutually acceptable receiver. The judge’s ruling on appointing a receiver will occur at the next trial date.
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Laference Water ‘Company
Fudge Pollock
Kans City
Harley and Norton
Lawrence
Pollock
New Members Sought for Family Aid Union Drive
The article notes plans to recruit 200 new members by December 10 for the Family Aid Union under A. Wi Lagate and J. Greene. District merchants support offices and leadership to secure all new entries, with Lawrence volunteers optimistic about reaching the target and solidifying leadership.
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Vinernal Aid
Bard of
Italians Reported Landing at Adlonaza in Albania
The Italian assault forces are said to have landed near Adlonaza in Albania. Telegraphs to other parts of Albania reportedly cut to stop news. The Italian embassy in London confirms the landing by marines.
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Albania
London
Chancellor Strong Urges Kansas for Permanent University Expansion
Chancellor Strong calls the Kansas legislature to fund a permanent building plan for the University of Kansas to support enrollment growth. He notes Lawrence water issues, rising student numbers, and the need for stronger teaching, adequate salaries, and funded faculty development to maintain academic strength amid wartime pressures.
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Ools
High School Pupils Protest Weather Plan At Board Meeting
High school students object to the proposed timetable claiming the semester dates are too short. They will voice concerns at an upcoming board meeting and seek reconsideration of the schedule.
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Lohton
Heavy firing continues as Germans and Allies clash at Ost
Dispatch reports relentless artillery from German lines against French and British positions near Osten port. Allies, including French and Belgians, strive to hold river crossings while dikes along the river face renewed strain. Dr. L B Uhl returns from India to speak at Trinity Lutheran. service league seeks donations as old shoes and clothing are requested.
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London
Varsity Chapel Plans Two Week Prayer Services
Chancellor Strong leads morning prayers starting next Monday November 1 at 8 30. Frank Strong will lead the services with a choir directed by Professor Mowning and Dean C S Skiltan on organ. The program includes doxology responsive reading prayer anthem and Gloria. Afternoon classes will follow the current schedule.
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Frank Strong
Serofessor Mowning
Department of Voice
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Incis Ash
Tait
Defense Hears Colin Coleman Testimony in Murder Trial
Minnesota November 22. The trial halted as state rests. defense attorney Levy presents Celia Coleman testimony claiming the crime was not committed. Celia describes actions in New York and the absence of Mrs Carman at the office. A typewritten statement by Celia is noted though she was not under oath.
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Minnesota
O Srman
Levy
Cimpan
Cilia Coleman
Aiegra
Celia
New York
An Wangs
Hinshaw Starts Time in Coal Case Trial Delay
Sheriff W Te Cummmings led the case against Hinshaw who faces sentence after a pivotal court appeal. Joseph Anslin and others tied to the mining dispute appear as the motion for a new trial was overruled in the supreme court, with Hinshaw to begin serving time today.
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Wichite
Joeph Anslin
Mineshaw
TDI
A.flinshaw
Zottery
Unetelinson
Preme
Wriday
Germans Kill Plunderers Near Antwerp Amid War News
A Reuters despatch reports German forces killed plunderers near Antwerp while German troops reportedly maintain cordial relations with locals. Washington dispatch notes the American steamer John Reed was released after seizure by British cruisers in a separate matter. Readers are kept informed of ongoing wartime developments as the conflict unfolds.
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Cecil Spring-Hicey
London Foreign Office
John D. Reévketel
Commercialized Recreation Exhibit At City Meeting
A public exhibit on social survey results opens Friday night at the Fairtax Hotel in Boston. Topics include housing conditions, urban planning, medical inspection in schools, and the control of communicable diseases. The event runs daily 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM with special evenings for specific topics and is open to the public.
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City Registrar Opens Registration Drive Amid Confusion
Clerk Frank Bro today welcomed voters seeking to have their names appear on the registration rolls. Many new registrants plan to vote for the first time, with an estimated 19 names added to the books this week, despite some missing entries from the last election.
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Frank Bro
Briday
Unclear text protest reported on cable release
Fragmentary notice states the United States protested to Brittain Cable and demanded immediate release. Mentions Mason formerly with Bell Telephone and a city manager of a garage authority. surrounding details are incomplete and obscured.
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Lansing
Dia State
United States
Irl Lawreate
A . Mx
Mason
Bell Telephone System Hire
Germany Claims Britain Achiovd Historie 3 Better Equipment
Germany claims Britain achieved history through better equipment. The front page outlines progress in defense and industry, noting improvements and international reaction. Readers are directed to continued coverage on later pages.
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Uncertain Kansas Weather Note Suspiciously Vague
An unclear weather note for Kansas mentions unsettled conditions tonight with probable showers and a follow up for Friday. It references a 2 p m today time and garbled city or region names, offering no concrete forecasts or entities.
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