Paris News and War Front Reports Amid December Parliament Meet
Paris reports say the government will return to Paris on November 30 and Parliament will convene in December to pass emergency measures. Shops reopen in Paris as the capital calms, and interest centers on the Yser front and the position around Ypres with reports of German setbacks and Allied progress.
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Meeting at Baldwin to hear Captain Hamilton speak
Miss Lielen Maeker will introduce Baldwin speaker Captain Ched Lamitten and Cape Ynin Hamilton. The event marks a political talk Monday night with emphasis on the new Kansas ideas and devotion to service. Bishop Charles W. Smith of St Louis died today in Washington at the home of Fugitive Anderson during the Supreme Court gathering.
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Three Wards Divided Into Two Precincts Each
Election officials divide three wards into two precincts for Tuesday voting. Polls open at eight and readers note new polling locations at West End Grocery and Star at 1343 Massachusetts. Precinct splits aim to speed counting and may affect results Tuesday night.
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Progressive Meeting In Lawrence For Brady Campaign
A progressive party meeting is planned in Lawrence this evening at 8 o'clock in the court house where Brady will deliver his sole campaign speech. The event aims to mobilize support as Brady has canvassed the district extensively presenting party issues. Mrs. W A Dunn will preside, and the public is urged to attend. German cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau reportedly captured after coal supply failure. no official confirmation yet.
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Stolen Horse and Buggy Report From Baldwin Town
A horse harness and buggy were stolen from T. B. Trotter in Baldwinsville in the early hours. The horse was found at Sunsinger livery barn around three o clock. The liveryman said a black man left the horse but gave no description.
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Lille Evacuated as German Army Advances
Reports from London and Rome indicate Lille’s evacuation amid German forces in early World War I. Russian tactics, Balkan moves, and Turkey’s neutrality shift are discussed, with Greece and Romania seen likely to enter the conflict with the Entente. Italian actions on Sassunio Island are noted as strategic moves in the region.
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Students at Baker University vote in campus straw poll
A Baker University straw poll in Baldwin shows Progressives favored by Allen with 175 of 348 votes. Murdock second, Capper and Hovlges also well represented. Governors and senators results hint at civic sentiment. many voters will cast ballots next Tuesday in Baldwin.
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Allied Check on Verdun Front Deepens
Berlin dispatches report military experts deem Verdun area developments highly significant with French forces pressing to dislodge a penetrated enemy south of Verdun. French attacks from Pont-A-Moysson yielded no results while Servian forces at Vishogradl faced a drape as Col Ivano’s regiment moved in without strong resistance.
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Turkish raid on Russian ports denied by government
The Turkish minister of foreign affairs informed the American ambassador in Constantinople that Turkish warships attacked Russian seaports without the knowledge or approval of the Turkish government. Ambassador Morgenthau reported the dispatch, noting diplomatic tensions as Russian, French, and British envoys prepared to depart. A Turkish ambassador had hinted Turkey would join Germany within a month.
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Buy Blankets Now as Cold Days Loom
The Journal-World notes a global demand surge for blankets and urges Americans to place orders early. The piece highlights widespread shopper activity and stresses ensuring quality and fair prices amid rising winter apparel needs.
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Kansas and Oklahoma Fight Through Cautious Title Thriller
In a brisk autumn afternnon at McCook field Kansas and Oklahoma met in a 2 to 7 struggle with a cautious opening and strong defensive pushes. Early Kaneas struck first on a back and the period closed 8 to 0 as Oklahoma pressed. Capstin crossed for a score in the second quarter but failed to convert and the half ended 8 to 7 in favor of Kansas.
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Nurse, Kidnapping Case Ends in Oklahoma Boarding House
A nurse who abducted four year old Virginia Gerhard daughter of Henry Gerhard of St Louis and Julie Krasusky was found with the child in a Muskogee Oklahoma boarding house. The nurse confessed her identity and said she came to Oklahoma from Texas with the child. The pair had been sought in dozens of cities for a week while detectives hunted for the missing child.
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All Reserves Called Out by Germany Amid Harsh Winter
Basil dispatch reports German troops suffer hunger and cold as Germany calls all reserves aged 17 to 40 totaling at least 480 002 men. French critics do not fear a serious attack between Belfort and Verdun until the battle in Flanders is settled.
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Charity appeal calls for child gifts to aid Europe relief
A reader urges generosity for war relief, praising a small child band for raising 2 dollars and 2 cents for the Red Cross fund. It contrasts infant offerings with adult neglect and quotes the widow’s mite as a model of giving. The Journal-World dispatch notes a Social Service League meeting has been postponed a week.
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Athletics to Waive Pitchers in Offseason Stirrups
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack announced he asked waivers on pitchers Bender Plank and Coombe saying he may keep them if they remain useful for the American League. He indicated he would not have sought waivers otherwise but notes one player spoke with the Federal League.
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United States Treasury Opens With Deficit Said
At session start, general fund net balance stands near 91.7 million dollars. Receipts for yesterday reach 1.89 million and outlays about 2.30 million. The deficit shows a yearly trend amid ongoing public debt and fiscal operations.
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German Retreat in Eastern Front Standoff Report
A Petrograd dispatch notes continued German attacks near Bakalarjewo repulsed as Russian forces push back the German rear guard along the Vistula from Lolz to Vuripost. Heavy losses and 1000 prisoners reported after crossfire near Jozefow. Austrian activity shifts to Tourka in the Carpathians. Mrs Morse F D Morse in Lawrences dying after long illness. a 70 plus elderly resident known for years in the city.
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Progressive meeting for Brady in Lawrence at county court house
Lawrence residents are urged to attend an 8 pm speech by progressive congressional candidate Mr. Brady at the county court house. Mrs. W A Dunn will preside and introduce the candidate, who will present his ideas as his sole personal appeal to voters in the second district.
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Lawrence Faces High Mortality From Tuberculosis
Lawrence records a tuberculosis death rate over 101 per 1000 despite Kansas' 64 statewide. Miss Newswanger urged open air treatment at home, a tuberculosis nurse, and a special ward at the County Home for the indigent to cut infection risk and aid early case detection.
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Progressives Close Kansas Campaign Headquarters in Debt
In Topeka Kansas on October 31 the Progressive campaign reports August primary costs and receipts. The party says total expenses near 2800 with small contributions under ten dollars from supporters. Candidates paid personal expenses while speakers campaigned. headquarters will close debt and close the office as Mr. Martin departs for a week.
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Progressives Hold Rallies in Fairview and Worden
The Progressives conducted two well attended meetings last night. At Fairview M. J. Brownless presided and A. F. Olney, ML Perkins and Dr. E. B. Stauffer spoke on the issues. At Worden the revival delayed the start but drew a solid crowd with J. Mitchell Mrs. Ellin and J. A. Rue among the speakers.
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Violent Engagement in Argonne Region Reports Altered Front Lines
A French bulletin describes offensive actions along the front from Siewrport to Arras and near Ypres. German attacks were repulsed between La Bassee and Arras while progress occurred east of Ypres and in the Aisne region. The report notes gains in the Saintonge area and in the Argonne region, with heavy losses noted for the Allied side at times.
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