Serbs Resist as Greece and Britain Watch
Amid World War I reports from Europe and Africa, Serbian lines hold firm against Austro-German pushes while Greek neutrality stands and British support grows. French and British forces in the Balkans report partial advances and warnings of risky defeats, with Serbia sustaining casualties and prisoners captured as operations continue.
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Sutoniki
Balkans
Sun
Serbia
Raba
Eliy
Kamangve
Galvat
Yerinds
Vogultine
Ty: Allied
Bulgaria
Skirprigh
Tyhe
Africa
Cape ‘Town
Beats Votha
Iit Unioniaig
Gan
Union Furors
Europe
Hie Free State
Arranging For Support At Talladega Institution
Fragmented text describes a Talladega institution moving toward broader support and training. It notes reforms, diversification of trades, agricultural focus, nursing, and a Rev. My Mezeal supplying lantern slides illustrating school activities to promote education and public engagement in the South.
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Talladega
My Mez- Eal
General Triston Steps to Protect the Border
A disrupted report details General Triston taking measures to protect the border with references to Yaqui Indians. It notes rifle incidents near Tex and Galveston, claims soldiers killed, and bodies left on a railroad bridge. Mentions Alfred W. Ike and a couple abducted and harmed amid broader campaign actions by American commanders.
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General Triston
Relic of the LaTeX 50s V on Tennestop Street Lot
Fragmentary notice describes a pre Civil War dwelling at 8s Tennestop street with antique appearance, its occupancy history involving Dee Capa and Hobbe Weaver, and plans by Plester Will to remove early Lawrence era features as new structures rise. A newcomer from Garnett, Charles Benoist, rents Tennessee address due to educational advantages.
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Tennestop
Acman
Eli
Jenellatei
Frank ”. Plester
Lawrence
Garnett
Charles Benoist
Yom Ryett
Tennessee
Methodist Brotherhood Organizes Executive Committee
The article reports the organization of a Methodist Brotherhood executive committee. It lists elected officers including President A. R. Rowe and several vice presidents, outlines the committee structure, and notes plans for winter socials and religious activities. It mentions a sermon by Prof. a G Dunlap and a Sunday school focus, with regular meetings on the first Thursday of each month and an October annual meeting.
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Uigh
A. R. Rowe
Nichalsons
Pyevis
Sune
Sanday
Bey
W. Targett
Steve Ruewn
Ry Mowe
Wis
St Vanshaved i Dlink City
Marraleed
Sune School
Dak Churel
Adam Schaal
Sinalysis
Chambers
Gel
Brotherigud
Sis
HS Veneli
We S. Long
We S. Long. Prtg Misissippi
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Sualiany
Uiere
Uwe
Ahiall
Roma
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Progiitin Conelitit Tre
Hall Be Chain
MecSanaritue
Romunit Lee
Amenstad
Kansas Weather Report Summary
Weather report fragment indicates distorted text about Kansas conditions. It references today and upcoming days with mentions of temperatures and precipitation chances but specifics are unreadable.
Warden Morgan's Wife Dead in Leavenworth
A report from Leavenworth states the wife of Warden Morgan died last night. The couple married in 1885 and left Kansas with her parents when a small child. Her death follows a troubled period and ends years of public service within the prison community.
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Earl
Leavenworth
Jennie
Au Port
Kansas
Warden
Chile
Lawrence Masons appoint two men to supreme council
In a dated ceremony two men, Melvin and Varnum, were named to the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite within the Lawrence lodge. The event, described in fragmentary notes, notes their acceptance and the council’s plans for continued service in the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
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Lawrence
Supreme Council of Te Scottish
M. Perk
Masons
Washington
Melvin
Mitford
Melyin
Loti
Talking With Paris Wireless Telephone Carried
Report from Virginia describes wireless telephone trials aided by American engineers and French officials. Observers noted transmitters at Kingston and Honolulu Navy Yard with Western Union and T&T involvement as Paris discussions continued to monitor results.
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Virginia
Vlcher
Atlantic
Kington
Sparatus
Lraust
Wwe
Yorkeamk
Tonmoraty
A. T&t
Tirs Navy Yard
Honolula
S Ab
Honolula Vapides
Patis
Toby
Wireliy
Teachers Meet Tomorrow at Court Honeusieal
A local teachers meeting is planned for tomorrow at Court Honeusieal. Principal J enaara will present plans from the W.C. focusing on rural pupil needs and proposed reforms. Speakers include Miss Hy ont district TL and Correll of the privy department, discussing work for little folks and instructional methods.
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Sigerstians
Quere
Mae Correll
Privy Department
Balivin Sunita
Will
Charles Kelly
Helos
Presen
Wy SapcoheLaine
AHL
The
Bell Music Company
Vilet Pola Peresen
Uie
Renin
Interurban Line Weeds More Men On Track
Rail project notes steady progress yet delays due to labor shortages. Brig Line to South Side across river planned. workers on Locust Street and Mud Creek area advancing half completed. Company aims to expand crews to speed construction while rail partners bolster line maintenance amid favorable fire weather.
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Bonner Springs
Mud Cruel
Criek
Cuiou Pacifié Railroad
Samiey Bar
Bie
Uiem
Ian Ik
Lawrence
Letter From Dr Emery On World News Suicide Mention
A garbled letter recounts Dr Emery’s alleged suicide by self harm amid references to a World War era event. The writer notes Emery’s past residence in Lawrence and mentions a Newport or California link, expressing a mix of confusion and intent to share details.
Child Improves From Infantile Paralysis Undercare
Report notes a infant with paralytic illness showing improvement under care of Dr LP Jones at a private residence. The account mentions cyanotic symptoms in the bloodstream and partial recovery, yet the patient still lacks full movement in the right arm. The text records a cautious positive trend and ongoing treatment.
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Jones
Mroanl Mys
Sporn
Rissangill
Alta
Sheds Burned on North Side in Afternoon Fire
A blaze damaged several sheds on the North Side during the afternoon. Investigators suspect arson or accident as the cause while noting the structures were flimsy and near a residence. No injuries reported.
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Ingie
York
Trent
Death of Harry Traynor at home in India Venl’s
Announcement notes the death of Harry Traynor at his home in India Venl’s. It states he died peacefully with his wife and two children Tonoral as survivors and that the notice will be published later.
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Harry Traynor
Harry Peaysor
India
Traynor
Get Together Meeting Highlights and Awards
A local Men’s gathering featured brief talks from Braden of the Bible Arcs and Prof. Klaverieur of WY. The event honored a Winfield man for best town in Kansas for family upbringing, with $1,000 Stubbs prize noted. An extra program was planned for November by organizers directing a permanent unit.
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Braden
Klaverieur
Budenhafer
Togie
Matt
Eharely
Winfield
Kani
Uni
Belek
High School Rally Aims To Back Team At McCook Field
A morning rally urged Lawrence High School students to support their football team despite inexperience. The game against Baldwin High School opened with Lawrence leading 3 0 in the first quarter, and the crowd packed Central Park area with spirited speeches praising team effort and school pride.
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Lawrence-alowin High
McCook Field
Linwance
Trukley
Dunklex
Aime Adawy
Saunders
Lawrence
Seligut UA
Strom Prude
Seay
AnCoak
Baldwin High School
Iniyeh
Land Tenning
Ceutrad Park
Massachusetts Street
Treve Cab
Eldridge
Auiliverin
Itanai
Gene W. Metcalf
Lye
Juli Neotl
Gee
Ballz
Buck Gilson
Tliptame
Savaders
Hole
National Guard Team Wins 2A National Tournament
A National Guard team captured the 2A title at the United Service tournament amid scattered results. The marine corps scored second with a strong showing and the army placed third as competition concluded on a recent Sunday.
Missing Text in Council Session Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe an afternoon session and a possible decision by the board. The text mentions removal at a building and references a western fire station. No clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes are readable.
Crowd to Manhattan for Football Tomorrow
Lawrencians prepare to travel with Lawrence townspeople Union Pacific for the big football game tomorrow. The civil cane football team is noted, and Coach plans a spring surprise at the University. Many residents expect a strong showing and early morning departure to the venue.
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Lawrence
Union Pacific
Haitan
Long Seade
Sigma Xi Meeting Quietly Discusses Revival of Song
At a Sigma Xi gathering the discussion centers on an old verse about the earth and native chants. Professor Skilton notes how locals heard the Indians’ song as part of the broader cultural revival talk.
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Skilton
Valentine Re-elected In Topeka Local Clerk Race
In Topeka reports a re election of the local clerk amid unclear notes and scattered OCR fragments. The text references election names and civic roles with missing details, suggesting a historical electoral update with limited legible particulars.
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Valentine
Topeka
Poke
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