Victorious Teutons Press Warsaw Fall Amid Front Cries
German and Austrian forces push toward Warsaw as street fighting rages in Grodno and Niemen passes, with Berlin reporting the last Russian fortress in Poland captured. Wireless dispatches claim Austro-German advances foreclose Russian defense, while Turks’ fate around Paris remains unsettled and Allies push Balkan talks.
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VieldMarshall
Grodio
Mindenberg
Grono
Nieman
Alyongueld
Berlin
Grant Now: Cleanest Road in Township Forty Five
The article praises the completion of a road in Township 55 known for its clean condition. It credits Prustel A. Adrian Wicks and associated workers for steadfast effort, noting the road’s opening marks the start of a better reputation for the area and its improved roadways and low valley byways.
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H. Laverehee
Gran
Prustel
Adrian Wicks
LH Fages Season With Few Veterans Across Green Men
The article outlines a lean veteran presence for LH Fages upcoming season with many Green Men and early practice. Alumni like Brownlee and Harold Brownlee join to aid, while Captain Nyans notes regulars start Monday. New players Nelson and Marvin LaSeur show promise amid a reshaped squad and unsettled early routines.
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Lawrence Hi
Htevelay
Sansun
Turton
Dormer
Sas
Missui Valley
Tythica
Brownlee
Itrton
Harold
Amon
Frank's Slayers: Grand Jury Finds No Lynching Suspects
Marietta Ga September grand jury reports no witnesses could identify any party connected to the Leo Frank lynching. Officials and Governor Thompson state cooperation occurred, but the panel found no evidence naming perpetrators despite examining many witnesses and following unsigned letters.
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Marietta
Cobh
Wesunty
Leo
Frank
Maretta
Phe Jary
Xat' EB. Thivvis
Herbert Chay
Cobh County
Ale
County Clerk Faces Tax Roll Deadlines and Staffing Strain
County Clerk Hermani Bevekor warns of possible tax book closures as staffing shortages hinder year-end tasks. Board of city commissioners debates legality of late tax roll submissions and the clerk’s obligation to finish the assessment with dates, costs, and potential fines.
Kansas Weather Report
A concise Kansas weather update notes conditions across the state with emphasis on temperature changes and precipitation potential. Blended data reference regional stations and time windows, warning of cooler trends ahead and possible storms impacting travel plans.
War headlines from a year ago report martial law in Paris
A year ago martial law was proclaimed in Paris as Allied forces faced setbacks. Serbian forces claimed a victory over Austria near Jadar, German troops advanced toward the Marne valley, and a prince of Wied departed Albania. Russians captured Czernowitz, capital of Bukowina, while China protested Japan's neutrality violations.
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Paris
Jadar
Marne
Wied
Albania
Czernowitz
Bukowina
China
Japan
Mohr Widow Trials Fitful Funeral Hints at Murder Plot
Elisabeth Blair Mohr faced questions over alleged murder of her husband Dr. Al Hauttik Mohr as police guarded the home and detectives searched for clues after a Tuesday night auto ride attack left his secretary wounded and a former spouse dead. Mohr’s attorney indicated possible further action after the funeral, while estate value was estimated around $500.
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al Hauttik
Lin Moy
Elisabeth Blair Mohr
Wynds
Fune 1 Toiley
Hasan Fren
Avi
Mole
Arvan
Mohr
Tevolvers
Loh Wis
Emily’ Burger
Companityn
Ise Browl
Arthur ‘Mas
Turney
Gia
Deserter Soldier in French War Kills Self in Breakdown
A French soldier, reportedly driven to madness by desertion pressures, fatally shoots himself after a confrontation with a lieutenant who had been assigned to investigate desertions. The incident unfolds as authorities prepare to arrest him.
Mexican Bandits Sought After Fatal Border Attack
Brownsville Texas September reports say U S soldiers under Lieutenant Faulkner hunt Mexican bandits who killed two Americans and wounded another in a border clash. Citizens join Texas Rangers in pursuit along the Rio Grande amid burned barns and stolen cattle as possible reprisal threats loom.
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J. S
Brownsville
Texas
Theabhet
Aml
United States Infantry
Hien
Faulkner
Gorden
Ional
Texas Rangers
United States
Bootlegger Pays Fine Fined In Police Court
A man known as Willie Pleaded guilty on multiple counts in Police Court and received a fine of 10 dollars plus 30 days in jail. He will be granted an opportunity to work off the fine by public service duties, as the court noted this was his first offense.
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Phish Gover
Fle Royal Kaward
William
Abvand
St. Pad
St. Paul
Renee
Wallin Pani
Ryrow
Wis Pal
Seales
S. Briests
Itvune
Illis
Garden Prizes Soon for Civic League Seed Derby
The Garden Prizes event of the Civic Department of the City Federation of Women's Clubs nears. A committee led by Mrs. Armstrong inspected plots yesterday afternoon with guests including Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Vlairy, Miss Ea, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. E. Johnston, and Artin Haddis. The visit praised Weidenwung's offerings and the group plans a future judging for prizes awarded last spring, for children aged eight to sixteen who keep hens.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Chris
Armstrong
Thignes
Clarence Wilson
Armstyonig
Vlairy
Dreidiby
Civic League
City Board Allows Large Bills At Meeting Yesterday
City board approved several large payments during yesterday's session led by commissioners. Eastmint and Harris authorized major disbursements for ongoing contracts while other items were noted as substantial though details are unclear.
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Board of City Commissioners
Mearning
Sue Ul Chain
Eastmint and
Harris
Larkwioe
Perennial Home and Advertising Jusques in The JournalWorld
The text discusses perennial home questions and seasonvarying subjects. It asks where to buy the best item and when to choose the best advantage. It frames advertising as a tool to supply reader wants and urges reading the journal advert.
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Tisine
JournalWorld
Poll tax arrests teased by city commissioner
City Commissioner hints arrests may follow poll tax collections. Turkiye Christians note and other scattered items appear in this digitized snippet, including references to Persia, Ur etc. Reading reads as fragmented era notes with limited clear context and several names missing.
Spotted Fever Cure Rally and Fleet Losses Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe a September report mentioning a plan for spotted fever cure rally, alongside wartime naval losses. It cites British steamers Savona sunk near Leith with crew casualties and other unnamed ships, reflecting distressing naval actions amid German forces.
U S Will Not Seek Peace Until Approval Is Received
Washington Sept 3 The United States will make no move toward ending the war until it has clear assurance that its terms will be welcomed. Vatican contacts with Austria indicate the Pope believes German powers ready to discuss peace, but official channels say no communication will be acted on without a stated willingness from the administration. Cardinal Gibbons carried a papal message to President Wilson, and the Vatican’s position remains cautious amid Allied and Germanic powers.
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Landens
Frederick
Austria
Grest- Latovsk
Poland
Serbia
D.C
United States
Pope Denedict
Wilson
Gibbusn
Vatican
Eldge
Levan Crest Wain
Nijad Ubfic
Alihones
Cardinal Gibbons
Kinins
Turkey
Old Scrap: 1816 Year Without Summer Recalled
An old scrapbook note cites the 1816 frost year as a hard time for Kansas and the United States. It recalls cold months, frost, and crop failures with details of ice and snow across New York, Massachusetts, Maine, and England, and mentions farmers suffering through shortages and high prices.
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D. Winey
Kansas
United State
New York
Massachusetts
Maine
England
Lawrence Show Draws Long Parade Through Streets
Guardian of the Law notes a morning parade drawing big crowds and lasting hours with showpeople, animals, and floats. Lawrences citizens and visitors enjoyed a three hour spectacle with car rides home, a dining tent, and a festive crowd.
Friends Dedication Program At New Church Next Sunday
A community dedication service is planned for the new Friends Church next Sunday. The program begins at 10:00 a.m. with a special prayer by President Edmund Stinley, followed by a welcome to new members and a roll call. Sunday School at 7:00 a.m. includes a meal on the second floor. a short sermon by Pee Sinley discusses biblical instruction in denominational schools.
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New Church
New Friends Church
Edmund Stinley
Vita
New
Pee Sinley
Prank Powell
M. New
Five Murderers Executed at Sing Sing Prison
Five men were executed in the Sing Sing Prison yard in Ossining on September 3 in the order of their sentences. They were Antonio Salaemity of Rochester County, two Venditts of York, Lovachek of Pal Bridge, Thoripey, and Willan Terry of New York.
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Ossining
Sing Sing
Antonio Salaemity
Rochest County
York
Lovaeeh
Pala Bridge
Thor Ipey
Willan
Terry
New York
Foreign Exchange Fluctuations at Sears New York
Foreign exchange quotations from Sears New York show varying rates today in an unsettled market. Sterling rates moved within a narrow range and minor shifts in other currencies reflected the unsettled tone of trading.
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Foreign Exchange
Sears
New York
Sévernl
Vinland Methodist Plans Social and Refreshments
A Vinland Methodist event outlines a church social with spirited entertainment and light refreshments. The program features varied activities inviting everyone to join, with volunteers coordinating refreshments and fellowship.
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Vinland
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