Udine Falls to German Forces Amid Tagliamento Push
War despatches report Austro German troops advancing from the Carnia Alps toward the Tagliamento line as Italian defenses falter along the Isonzo. Udine has fallen after heavy fighting. Italian rear guards resist and bridges are destroyed to slow the advance. Funeral notice: Mrs Taslor obituary and services in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Berlin
Tagliamento
Carnia
Tagliai
Cadorna
Isonzo
Isanzo
Teutonic Center
Yestoyday
Udine
Rive
Gaderni
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Pioce Cen
Tatia
Mrs. Taslor
Chi
North Side
Medta
Erend Roy Bertoffi
Oak Hill Cemetery
Died From Exposure under Coroner Jones Toward Charl
An autopsy directed by Coroner D. H. T. Jones found the deceased Charl died from exposure. Doctors concluded there was no mental aberration and the death was caused by exposure rather than foul play.
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H. T. Jones
Charl
John Robinson Frazier Exhibits New Ink Sketches
John Robinson Frazier, new instructor in drawing and painting at the University Fine Arts School, shows ink sketches at the Kansas Federation of Art Exhibit on the Administration Building’s third floor. his works mainly depict boats, rivers, and harbors around Newport and Providence. one brown toned head of a child stands out for its lifelike touch.
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John Robinson
Frazier
School of Fine Arts
University
Kansas Federation of Art
Newport
Providence
United States
Brown
Wingart promoted to artillery unit in Army
Lieutenant E Wayne Wingart of the officers reserve corps after graduation from Fort Riley training camp has been promoted to the artillery branch. He joins Battery 126th field artillery and will be stationed at Camp Cody Deming New Mexico. Wingart, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wingert 1734 Fillmore Topeka Kansas, is KU alumnus and former AP correspondent in Topeka.
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E. Wayne Wingart
Officers' Reserve Corps
Fort Riley
Camp Cody
Deming
Artillery
War Department
Wingert
126Th Field Artillery
Camp Coy
Wingerth
Miss Ladta Lapted to Lead Red Cross Mission to France
Former Lawrence High School principal Miss Ladta Lapted sails from New York to join a Red Cross relief effort in France. She will serve at a hospital near the front, caring for wounded soldiers and children affected by invasion, continuing a family tradition of public service.
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Adne Lapted
Lawrence Earl
Burlington ‘High School
Fraunce
Red Cross
New York
Buriington
New
Lawrence
Itail
Ani Curral
Misé Pearl Lantad
Coal shortages hit Lawrence as cold snap bites supply
Amid freezing temperatures in Lawrence, coal dealers struggle to meet orders. Small lots are sold where supply is lowest as shipments lag due to a car shortage. A dealer noted orders are far beyond capacity and real arrival dates remain unclear. Fred Zeeb left for Independence with his sister Mrs J Brune.
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Lawrence
Shimnent
Minn Cs
Fred Zeeb Teft
3. J.brune
Independence
History of Lawrence Water Plant Progress and Plans
Discussion in chamber of commerce outlines the city’s new water plant. Engineers report reduced pressure during construction and promise a top ranks facility once completed. Officials stress the project will secure reliable water supply for years, with limited disruption to residents.
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Lawrence
Government control seized packing plants in Chicago
Report claims government has taken over all packing establishments in Chicago. An officer states the country’s largest plant is now under government control effective November 1, with authorities asserting absolute oversight and restricted operations across the facilities.
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Chicago
Prize winners list not published for fall fairs
The World has a practice of publishing prize winners but has not furnished the list for the Le and Vinland fairs. The fairs occurred in September and early October, and readers complain that the publisher is not at fault.
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Journal- World
Coach Olcott Accepted Call to Army Service
Coach Olcott accepted a direct call to Army service from Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Chancellor-Strong grants him leave of absence and a change in athletic leadership is discussed as the University of Kar prepares for possible coaching adjustments during his absence.
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Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
Strong
Jiond May Yuhe
Berman Olcott
Ltetics
University of Kar
Colara
Oleott
Cbut
Tours Shell
Univesity
Biss
Chanvelier
Oleoty Coges
Herman
Coming Here
Ang
Belgian Paper Claims German Peace Effort Foiled
A contested London report says a German move to separate allies failed, with Baron De Brogueville cited as Belgian Foreign Minister. The piece notes Germany sought terms through neutral channels while Belgian authorities argued for unity and vigilance amid shifting wartime diplomacy.
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London
Metropo la Belgian
Baron de Brogueville
Germany
Belgium
Belin
Réah
de Bosneville
Zerland
Reinister
Untitled big food drive and state campaign notes
A fragmented OCR item references a statewide campaign, federal food issues, and political figures including a governor and several named names. It notes widespread organization and weekly activity with houses lined up and a large mobilization effort across the state.
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Mere
Ernor W
Tt. Stubbs
George Hodm
Avis x
Local Tobacco Fund Contributions Reported
The World Tobacco Fund notes yesterday total donations from listed supporters including Carrie E. Pratt, H. E. Bowen, Mrs. Virgil Walborn, Leo Gribbi, George Wetzel, Krause, Grace Stout, and others. Virgil Whitren led efforts with a notable contribution, while soldiers in France were mentioned in the donor narrative.
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Journal
World Tobacco Fund
Virgil Wihren
France
Carrie E. Pratt
H. EB. Bowen
Ware
Virgil Walborn
King
Leo Gribbi
George Wetzel
Krause
Grace Stout
Work for Sousa Os Ey Rt Bi HuviVan Diet
The garbled text presents no coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual newspaper item. No readable names places or dates are extractable for a credible T S pairing.
Prohibitive Sunlit Fare Bounces Through Committee Debates
An undetailed fragment hints at a committee discussion over a costly provision titled Prohibitive-Sunlit, with mentions of pay, names, and a reference to VHS and a subcommittee. The readable text is garbled, offering limited clarity on participants, dates, or outcomes.
Old Time Timer Visits In Ohio Churches
Fragmentary text mentions old time timer visits and churches in Ohio. Limited readable items reference an event or visit, with garbled words and unclear specifics about people or dates.
Fragmentary Legal Notice From 19th Century Court Proceedings
The readable fragments indicate a sheriff or court official addressing a case in Township 4 and Valley areas. Unpaid bonds and copper wire items are mentioned along with terms like peace bond and Digk Stone. The text references Li Suainst Interurban Company and a person named Anat al copper wire, with vague payment or debt context.
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Ion
Untitled fragmentary notice with unreadable text
Fragmentary OCR text unreadable in parts raises uncertainty about subject. Readable portions reference names or events are insufficient to identify a clear topic or outcome for a concise news item.
Fragmented Expressive Note With Blurred Text
An unclear OCR fragment shows partial words and names, lacking verifiable facts. The readable portion hints at a disrupted message or dedication but provides no concrete event, date, place, or involved organizations to confirm.
Take Care of Machinery Observe Proper Maintenance
Fragmentary text emphasizes urgent focus on machinery care. It urges preventive upkeep and timely repair of broken parts to avoid failures and ensure reliable operation.
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