Vast Baku Riches Diminished Under War and Decay
A Washington- or Moscow-based report describes Baku oil fields as once vast and productive, now largely idle and decaying. It cites Soviet lack of capital, machinery, and skilled workers, with most wells abandoned while a few refineries operate. Officials say American involvement is restricted. central Moscow controls concessions.
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Azerbaijan
Oatis
Associated Press
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Isdsian
Runaway youths picked up by police in Cumberland
Donald Wilson aged 16 and two companions 16 and 23 from Cumberland Md were detained by police around four o'clock Tuesday after leaving home toward California. They traveled in Wilsons Ford roadster, ran out of money, and one sold an overcoat and a watch. Authorities notified the boys’ father to expect them. The case is pending further instructions from their parents while the vehicle remains held.
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Cumberlan
Ford
Wilson
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Our Boarding House Abbreviated Line Read
A fragmented comic panel style sentence hints at a domestic scene with a husband and wife exchange and a request or claim about money. The text appears garbled but references a husband, a wife, payment of two dollars, and a sense of obligation or distribution within a household.
Lawrence High Football Gets Eligibility Clarified
Eleven players are ruled eligible for Lawrence High School football as the Fray week approaches. The team shows steady improvement this past week under coach McDonald, with hopes rising for a strong Friday game at Lola.
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Aw Rence High
Ntife
Lolal
McDonald
Drunken Visitors Penalized After Kamsas Nebraska Game
Spectators from Kansas City and nearby towns were arrested for liquor law violations during the Kansas Nebraska game. Thirteen men were fined 57.50 each by Justice J. Clark, with several more released after questioning. Many offenders remained jailed through the game, and Sheriff Johns displayed bottle flasks as a curious side note.
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Justice J. Clark
Kansas City
J. B.guinotte
E. Williams
Parkhurst
R. T. Pow Youngebug
A. J. Beck
Clay Center
E. Penney
Lawrence
J. R.portfield
J. E. Mackey
R. Thomon
BE. J. Wallace
Joe Sanders
Johns
Proper Use of Light In the Kitchen Lighting Guide
The article explains improving kitchen lighting by using bright, evenly spread light from milk white glass fixtures. It recommends ceiling and wall brackets over the sink, proper bulb wattage, daylight bulbs, and avoiding shadows to ensure safe eye friendly work areas in the home kitchen.
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Issok
Hagel
Senior Class Plans Staff Selection Meeting At High School
May discussions at the high school center on choosing the annual staff for the coming year. May miss Electra Kindlesperger the city school nurse will interview parents about the dental clinic in schools with consultations in the Manual Training Building from 1 to 2 p.m. The senior class executive committee meets at 4 p.m. with English teachers to finalize membership. John Foster will preside.
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Electra Kindlesperger
Isenior
John Foster
Wil Side
Prespre
Boy Scout Tour Time Changed at Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational Church changes Boy Scout meeting from Tuesday to Friday evenings. This week marks the first Church Institute session with Mrs O Meara presenting Month of the Calendar to raise a 3p cent supper at 6 30. Budget for 1925 to be presented followed by slides on Climbing Jacob's Ladder. Institute sessions will continue Wednesdays in November. Church election on December 3 with nominations due by November 11.
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Church Institute
O’meara
Our Church At Home
Sunday School Attendance in Lawrence Drives District Meeting
Attendance figures from Lawrence Sunday schools show 179 colored attendees and 2534 total. largest groups include First Methodist, First Christian, Plymouth Congregational, First Presbyterian, and First Baptist. A religious education mass meeting is planned for Tuesday night November 18 with expected crowd near 1200. Hugh S. Magill is touted as a speaker.
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First Christian
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First
Baptist
Presbyterian
North Side
Hugh S. Magill
Marriage Licenses and Local Meeting Hopes
Sibard Russell and Inez Tarbet of Kansas City were married Saturday afternoon by Probate Judge Menger. Licenses granted to Chester M Gipye of Topeka and Finns Gorham of
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Russell
Inez Tarbet
Kansas
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Menger
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Margaret Gipye
Topeka
Gorham
Deaths and Funeral Notices in Eldorado and Local Areas
Fred H. Brinkman of Eldorado Arkansas died in a hospital after 5 30 PM Saturday His wife Mrs G A Brinkman and sister Miss Edna Brinkman are named Julius R Newman of 1238 Rhode Island Street died yesterday morning in a local hospital Funeral notices will be announced later Mrs Emma House aged 62 died this morning at her daughter Mrs J S Mills home 646 North Fifth Street Funeral notices will be announced later Leroy Jordan and family from Weaver visited his mother Mrs Mary Washington yesterday
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Fred H. Brinkman
Lawrence
Eldorado Arkansas
G. A .Brinkman
Edna al On
Julius R. Newman
Rhode Islan Street
Emma House
J. S. Mills
North Fifth Street
Leroy Jordan
Weaver
Wisitine Hiis
Mary i Washngton
Williams Uric Acid Treatment Promises Free Bottle Offer
A vintage advertisement touts a Williams Uric Acid Treatment claiming to cure kidney and bladder problems and rheumatism caused by uric acid. It offers a free 83 cent bottle with 32 doses and a free book, mailed postpaid from East Hampton Connecticut, with one free bottle per person or family.
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D. A. Wiliam’s Co
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Scottish Rite Exhibit and Members Featured at Reunion
The Lawrence Scottish Rite reunion opens tomorrow with displays by A Lawrence featuring living charter members Dr F D Morris F L Tud hope and A Selig. Pete Aurell McPherson Chamber guest and secretary C L Scott Lawrence Chamber host. Aurell returns from national convention in Washington. A Liberty touring car stolen from Earl Dunakin at 1846 Tennessee Street Saturday afternoon.
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A. Lawrence
Scottish Rite Order
F. D. Morris
I. Tudhope
A. Selig
Kave E
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Tony Pete Aurell
O' the McPherson Chamber of Compe
C. L. Scott
Lawrence Chamber To Commerce
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Washington
Besding
Earl Dunakin
Itennassee Street
Supreme Court Recesses To November Seventeenth
Washington report states the Supreme Court recessed today until November seventeenth. The note places the session break in late October with a return date set for mid November.
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Supreme Court
Washington
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