Holy War Threat Looms in Mexico as Uprisings Rise
Reports from the border recount a threatened holy war in Mexico against the Carranza Villa faction. Uprisings near Guadalajara spread through towns around the city, led by a priest and mayor, amid attacks on constitutionalist forces and confiscation of church property. American troops seized ammunition at Mimbres, tied to plans for western expeditions, while unconfirmed reports of enemy captures and casualties circulated.
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Taxation Reform Debate in Kansas Opinion Piece
Lawrence Kansas editor argues against a proposed Kansas constitutional amendment altering uniform taxation. He cites National Tax Association and state experiences, supports legal flexibility for property taxes, and urges voters to consider modified classification and rates for different property types while preserving revenue integrity.
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Stenographer Examinations and Job Postings
November 17 and 24 mark examinations for Field Service staff. Applications require blank 304 forms filed a week before exams. H Moys, secretary, notes info pamphlets on positions and requirements. Big crowds attend Aurora to see Beytha Kalieh in marts. Dr. Gamaan specialist offers eye care. Episcopal Bazaar planned for December 5.
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Ottawa Scrubs Triumph In Gentlemen’s Town Match
In a brisk Wednesday evening game at the City Court arena Lucy served stew and Hreuch fired shots for a share of the action. Ottawa built a 6 0 lead in the first period as Baker Buck landed a field goal and Jaggard added a goal. Dalton was hurt and exited. In the third quarter Baker scored again but Ottawa rallied with several accurate passes, yet the final score remained Ottawa ahead as the Fleurons defense held.
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Local game ends in tie amid brisk football weather
Linton, Oct 27. A digputel reports Bakee out played Ottawa but failed to score a home touchdown. Beecher Kirby and Jay starred for Las year in a strong defense while Wailthal showed grit. Totterdect reports Generati Von Besseler, famed conqueror of Antkrp, is said to have shot himself Thursday in Brages.
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United States Steel Declares Dividend Change
United States Steel Corporation announces a dividend of half of one percent per year, down from the prior four percent. The news comes as the company adjusts payouts while analysts weigh the impact on shareholders. County official A J Amirk reports on civic business this afternoon. Cole Reese remains confined at home in Clinton for several weeks.
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Lost contract in oil and gas billing dispute
Saturday notice seeks a signed contract related to oil and gas billing, instructing that if found it be left at the Journal World office. The fragmentary item notes its loss and contact location.
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Endorse: Judge Benson for Arkansas Supreme Court
Unanimous Douglas County Republican Central Committee meeting on October 24 endorses Judge A W Benson for the Arkansas Supreme Court. They praise his twelve years as judge, leadership, and loyalty to the Union, urging voters to support a worthy, learned judge and citizen.
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Republicans arrange final big meeting for Capper
The Republicans announce a large wind-up gathering at Bow ersock Osprit Howse on Monday evening headlined by Governor candidate Arthur Capper who will speak briefly. He will spend the day in Baldwin and Topeka, with Brewster and U.S. Guyer also slated to talk before the meeting. The event signals the campaign’s closing push amid local planning.
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Appointment of Receiver Looms in Kangag City
Attorneys Harley and Norton along with Mayor Vranviseu and Commissioner Holyfield prepare to petition Judge Pollock for appointment of a receiver in Kangag City. Pollock warns he may appoint a receiver himself if parties fail to agree, potentially affecting both sides. Echo of the Past notes a clerk recounting a 1875 prescription request as change in the drug business, with a shop lacking drugs today.
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Death of former citizen D G Lyman in Los Angeles
Obituary notes the death of D G Lyman former Lawrence resident died October 23 in Los Angeles. He long served in North Lawrence leadership and local civic life. Funeral arrangements by Charles Jones formerly of Lawrence. Mrs Lyman ill. two sons Walter and Pow at Wichita notified by wire. Lyman remembered as active public figure in Notelas county with wide circle of friends.
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University Red Cross drive urged by Chancellor Strong
Chancellor Frank Strong appealed in the chapel for generous student support of the University Red Cross fund. He urged contributions of at least 1000 dollars, noting the goal would require less than fifty cents per student and framing giving as a duty of Western civilization.
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Rescue of Europe Depends on Western Aid
A wartime plea urges Western civilization to rise to the emergency to save helpless women and children in Europe. Contributions may be left at the registrar's office.
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