Allies Struggle To Blunt German Invasion Threats
A wartime dispatch reports German invasions threatening West Africa and Angela while British and Allied forces clash along the Yser front. News notes the sinking of Manchester Merchant Line off Ireland and German advances in West Flanders, with Turkish and Albanian unrest cited as regional tensions rise.
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London
Hulle
West
Flinders
Calais
Polit
Soul
Angela
Africa
Pad
George Anil Ig
Germany
Partic
Manuel
Athantig
Italy
Greece
Albania
England
Manchester
Ireland
Q Gorin Ming
Ane Jx
Clyde Line
New York
Canadian
Yser
Gondor
Frgelt
Divide
Ypres
Tixrande
Colosaus
West Flanders
Soissons
Burrys Au-Bae
Nancy
Bavarie
Hic Jovinau
Che Ypres
Moscow
Warsaw
Minsk
Ineshy
Tadis
Wml
Waffensky i
Ardomne
Wiesaw
Germans Despairing Over Allied Line Attempts
A reading from the Daily Mail reports German forces in Northern France and Belgium despair of crossing the Nieuwport to Dixmude line. Military opinion suggests efforts to cross from Dixmude to Ypres would yield no better outcomes than earlier attempts along the Yser, and may even be worse.
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Lajsons
Bran
Nieuwport
Dixmude
Ypres
Yserain
Panama Canal workers to register under new plan
Following a Soviet suggestion the Panama Canal Commission will maintain a register of Cordier employees and Panama Railroad workers on the Isthmus. The Governor directs Washington to arrange a register with space for about 1000 entries. Visiting complexes will register, with wages and employer name, residence period, Isthmus, and department. Miss Flop Sebiltes and Miss Amiond Hhm left Leavenorth this morning for a visit.
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Panamia
Chades
Panama Canal
Panazha Railroad Company
Washington
Jiages
Antie Isthmus
Flop Sebiltes
Amiond Hhm
Leavenforth
Carl Preyer in Recital at Fraser Hall
Prof Carls AL Preyer, a modest pianist in Lawrence, will give a recital at Fraser Hall hosted by the Music Club. Admission is free with a collection taken. Preyer has accompanied renowned artists and regional ensembles, and his playing is praised for expressive touch and sensitive accompaniment.
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Lawrence
Preyer
Fraser
Hall Tomor
Trever
Visi
iHis
Leelini
False Tale of Casualties and Censorship Plague Paris News
Analyzed rumors claim vast German losses at the Aisne quarries and numerous prisoners, with sensational Paris reports fueling public appetite for "authentic views."uncertainty spreads as editors doubt late dispatches about Prince Adalbert’s death and autopsy details, while American correspondents face hesitations from editors over accuracy and sourcing.
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Aris
Aisne
Paris
Antwerp
Prinend Adalbert
Prussels
Yaris
Drop Bombs In Switzerland Paris Out
A Belfort based Thivas dispatch reports German planes over Belfort Fortress and Switzerland dropping bombs that landed in Swiss territory. The note says agitation against Germany was caused by these events.
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Paris
Thivas
Belfort
Germin
Switzerland
Germany
Thro Hneilent
Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares Nov 26 a Holiday
President Wilson issues a proclamation designating November 26 as Thanksgiving Day. The document highlights the United States at peace while war rages elsewhere and emphasizes national gratitude, interdependence, and readiness to aid others.
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Wilson
Washington
Pdace
Henor
Las Iwea
Panama
America
United States
Specifications 500N Ready to Receive Bids for Club House
The building committee of the Country Club expects final plans and specifications from the architect by week’s end and will advertise for bids once received. The committee aims to have the house ready for use by late winter or early spring, and has decided to build a states house.
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Country Club
Tor
de Committee
Conference Delegation in Session in Topeka
A large delegation of colored ministers gathers in Topeka for the second session of the Kansas-Missouri conference with Bishop MF Good presiding. Chancellor W rank Strong will attend meetings with the Association of State Universities in Washington and return to attend the Teachers Convention in Topeka.
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Kamsas-Mi
MF. Good
Leigh, Tex
Lawrence Alm
E.ehnrely
Toacku
Wrank Strong
Karisas Sal
Pritectant Y
Sentting
Association of State Universities
Washington
Tutter
Chiancellor Strong
Styles for Men in London and the coming season
The Daily Journal notes that London styles for men remain dominant with European influences. It predicts spring style shifts and fall winter attire showing attractive patterns and fabrics, while novelties stay infrequent.
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London
Aamerican
Daily Journal
X World
Minor successes claimed by Fran ke
An official communique reports reduced German offensive violence from Newport to Arras and notes Allied advances near Fores and between Cambria and La Basse. It cites significant German losses in the north and describes Russian actions south of Wsow and in the Podbuj valley with artillery captures and matériel totals.
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Paria
Ort
Yesters
Nieuw Port
Arras
Nord
Aiste
Ilva
Vistula
Ruwa
Kozienica
Radam
Sambo
Podbuj
Peace Bond Stops Quarrel at Lawrene Street Riot
A city quarrel near Eighth and Lawrene ends with a peace bond after a husband threatened to shoot a man who spoke to his wife. Bricks were hurled and police pursued a fleeing man to the Paige station before being stopped. The troubled couple’s dispute centers on alleged alienation of affection. Jean Hull of Waterville, Kansas, is visiting at the Acacia house.
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Varney
Lawrene
Paige
Antag
Wan
Guid Tate
Ieave
Jean Hull
Waterville
Kaukas
Acacia House
Contiauance Arranged Delaying Receiver Appointment
The Lawrence Water Company request for a thirty days continuance delays the appointment of a receiver in U.S. Federal Court in Kansas City. City commissioners expect a speedy settlement and consider candidates Ye Theker, F. Bowman, 71. Nunnire, Willigay Deeking, Lewis Kereeck, J. Tt. Hales, and High Meng as acceptable receivers. No action will occur for at least a month.
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Lawrence
CG Missioners
Judg
United States
Kinesus
Lillis
Walter Company
Ye Theker
F . Bownan
Nunnire
Willigay Deeking
Lewis Kereeck
J. Tt. Hales
Roll Call Tonight At First Baptist Clarneh Church
Members of the First Baptist Church will gather at 7 15 PM to be seated by their membership and Roll Call begins at 7 30 PM The roll highlights long standing members with Rosalie Whitman dating to 1897 Frances Shaw 49 years five months A I Prentiss 48 years 10 months and Caroline Baldwin the elder member with Eben Baldwin son 42 years A devotional and Mary Carpenter song are planned
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Claréh
Elinrels
Tr Ig
In Dorest
Rosalihe Whitman
A. I Prentiss
Frances Shaw
Caroline Baldwin
Eben ® Baldwin
Meeting at Argentine Frateryal Aid Union Meeting
Supreme Treasurer T J Sweeny and General Organizer A W Logan led a lively Argentine Council meeting last evening with over 200 attendees from eight or ten councils. State Organizer West and Missouri organizer O Keefe spoke. three candidate batteries were initiated in rapid succession amid a post session reception.
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T. J. Sweeny
A. W. Logan
Frateryal “Aid Unine
Luenigene Ja
West
O'Keete
Missouri
Logan
Democrats at Lone Star Meeting Sparks Enthusiasm
Democrats in the county held a meeting at Lone Star that drew a crowded house and strong enthusiasm. Speaker Burt Brown delivered an impressive address as county candidates spoke, signaling a vigorous campaign mood.
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Lone Star
Burt Brown
Election Results Rush to Journal World Office
Lawrence citizens will receive fast election returns on November 13 via the Associated Press special wire and Kansas News Service. Profsik Stimpson and G King oversee the lantern, color plates, and student cartoons to illustrate results for the public.
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Lawrence
Bre
Asici
Journal- World
America
Associated Press
Kansas News Service
Profsik
Stimpson
Journgal-World Lantern
Suevessi
G. . King
Governor Hodges Plans Campaign Swing in Kansas
Gov George H Hodges visits Lawrence this evening to speak in Baldwin at 11 o clock and Baker University chapel. A supper in Lawrence follows and a 730 pm address at WA U Hall. Ex State Senator Farrelly and Mrs Herman also scheduled to speak.
Holiday Observed Shifts Baker University Activities
Due to a university holiday, Baldwin students spend the day in Lawrence. Several students travel to Lawrence for leisure and respite from campus routines.
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Baker
Baker University
Baldwin
Lawrence
Open Championship Draws at Dread Golf Club
The Tournament Committee of the Dread Golf Club announced match pairings for the Open Championship. First flights include M. We Sterting against Altima Anlersom, Mav Moveny against 3 Walse, Taiwbert vs Strador, and Allen vs Lyman. Elimination rounds end by Saturday October. semi finals by Wednesday November. finals by Saturday November 7. The winner holds the Club Cup for the year. runner up receives four golf balls. The second flight prizes include four balls for the runner up and two balls for the runner up in Albis. Spectators welcome for the matches and a large salle championship finals.
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M. We Sterting
Altima Anlersom
Se Sterling
Bri
Aituhin
Walse
Taiwbert
Strador
Allen
Lyman
Wednysday
Mbiner Ge
Albis
Laree Salle
Ated
Winter Quarters London Carpenters Work On Fortifications
Carpenters in London on October 28 labor to erect winter quarters and fortifications for Lord Kitchen's new force. The iron reinforced wooden huts and corrugated iron walls are hurriedly built to shelter troops encamped on Salisbury plains in England. Housing is arranged at a daily rate of 6,000 and portable huts will be sent to the expeditionary force as soon as the fixjet is established.
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London
Wight
Lord Kitchener
Salisbury Plains
Ern
England
Floree
Lawrence Housing and Health Committee Report Preview
A Kansas City area social survey event discusses water softening as an economic measure for Lawrence. Prof. CO Young cites savings on plumbing and soaps, with Newtown cited as a model. Wives, housewives, and Mrs. F B McCulloch weigh in on benefits. Thursday night the housing and health committee report will be presented with Dr J. Crumbine and Dr. Powell detailing typhoid and tuberculosis prevention.
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Lawrence
Co.o. Young
Social Survey
Fairfax
Prof. Young
Punt
Hou
Young
Newton
Allegheney Mountains
Kansas
Lawrence i
Planta
FB. McCulloch
Lamwrenee
Dean Blackmar
Dr. Powell
T.S. Crombine
Board of? Health
E. B. Bachys
State Board “of Health
Miss. Neunellwanger
Nurse's Association of
Topeka
Fred. Morris
Sunday School Convention Attracts Lawrence Delegates
Lawrence residents plan to attend the Douglas County Sunday School Association convention at Lecompton Thursday and Friday. State Secretary Engle will speak on evangelism and past conventions, with Rev Testerman and Rev Brown also scheduled to appear. A pep rally Friday at Fraser Chapel features Uncle Jimmy and Berwick with new yells as the first in a series under Student Council direction.
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Douglas County Sway School Association
Lesompton
TH. Engle
Shury Lawrence
Whatherby
Charles .Bilming
Jimmy
Fraser Chapel
Spe Berwick
Boolay
Connell
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Craonne
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Galicia
East Prussia
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Hag
Argentine
Council
Governor Hodges
F. AU. Hall
Douglas County
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Lecompton
George H. Hodges
Spud
Oread Club
Dread Golf Club
Clara Pionship
Housing and Health Committee
J. 8. Crumbine
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