Prison Soviet at Leavenworth—Origins and fallout discussed
The article analyzes the Leavenworth prison Soviet plan as traced to a Washington adjutant general order. It notes damaged reputations of long-serving officers, internal prison chaos, and the belief that the United States will not be consulted on future decisions while Russia may gain influence through management.
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Pollock
Leavenworth
Washington
Adjutant General’s Office
Pris’ Council
Posad
United States
Russia
Luke 10 25 37 Parable of the Good Samaritan
A lawyer asks how to inherit eternal life, Jesus cites the law to love God and neighbor. A man is robbed near Jericho. priests and Levite pass by, a Samaritan helps, binds wounds, provides care, and promises repayment. Jesus affirms the neighbor as the one who shows mercy.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Jerico
University housing strain looms as student figures rise
In a summer update, inquiries from prospective students suggest fall attendance may reach between 4000 and 4500, straining town resources. George C. Foster notes the need for more housing and business community effort continues as canvass for extra rooms nears completion. Householders yet to be visited are urged to increase available rooms to meet demand.
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George C. Foster
Governor Cox Heads West to Attack Frontier Posture
A quotation shows Governor Cox declaring a move to the western front as an assertion of action. The crowd appears to misread or stretch adjectives about games that they did not participate in.
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Cox
The Prison Soviet at Leavenworth
A wartime report describes a prison soviet at Leavenworth's disciplinary bar racks. It details how prisoners sought to take control from army officers and prison officials, tracing a brief rise and fall of this self rule amid limited public knowledge.
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Leavenworth
Campaign notes and state fairs on today’s schedule
Gov. James M. Cox plans a Milwaukee Wisconsin State Fair speech as Republican funds talks with Harding aides unfold in Marion. The Eightieth Blue Ridge veterans hold their first reunion at Richmond. California and Minnesota State Fairs open, plus Canadian provincial exhibitions at Vancouver and St John.
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France
United States
Ways and Means
Harding
Marion
James M. Cox
Milwaukee
Richmond
Veterans of the Eightieth
Blue Ridge
California
Sacramento
Hamline
Vancouver
B. C
St. John
N. B
Fifty Years Ago In Lawrence Remembered On Busy Day
A Lawrence Typographical Union No 63 meeting was called after an orderly election. A large crowd filled Massachusetts Street with boxed goods in front of Bullene’s. A colt wandered into the post office and nosed around cigars before being driven out, causing much laughter.
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Lawrence Typographical Union No. 63
Massachusetts
Bullene
a_ colt
Charley Lee
Twenty-Five Years Ago in Lawrence Highlights
Clipping summarizes Lawrence events from September 4, 1895 including Willow Springs crops and first Lawrence Driving Park association meeting. Mentions M Newmark and F M Perkins travel notes, a marriage of Clara Perky and Jacob Hamming, a pupil’s pedigree controversy, Benedicts hosting guests Helen and Catherine Garretson, police court fines over past ninety days, Sam Bishop’s trip to Topeka for the Supreme Court opening, a new $3000 residence project by Sparr, and Dr F D Morse’s Knights Templar conclave attendance in Boston.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Willow Springs
Lawrence Driving Park Association
M. Newmark
F. M. Perkins
Salina
Kansas Real Estate Association
Clara Perky
Jacob Hamming
Sam Bishop
Topeka
Supreme Court
Myr. Sparr
F. D. Morse
Knights Templar
Boston
Todays Anniversaries and Historical Figures
Today marks anniversaries for Sarah Childress Polk born near Murfreesboro Tennessee and wife of President Polk and Phoebe Cary born near Cincinnati. Polk died in Nashville Tennessee August 14 1891 and Cary died July 31 1871 at Newport Rhode Island. The list continues with the 1826 Treaty of Akerman details.
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Sarah Childress _ Polk
President Polk
Murfreesborough
Tenn
Nashville
Phoebe Cary
Cincinnati
Newport
R. L
Akerman
One Year Ago Today Gen Denekine Seizes Kieff
A fragment notes that one year ago General Denekine an anti-Bolshevik captured Kieff after two days of fighting while President Wilson began his Peace Treaty speech making tour in Columbus Ohio.
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Denekine
Kieff
Wilson
Columbus
Ohi
Advertising reforms cut exaggeration over fifteen years
Chicago speakers at a congress of better business bureaus note advertising claims have declined in exaggeration over the past fifteen years. Bureaus in major cities work to rebuild public trust by correcting practices that harm legitimate advertising and shield the public from misuse.
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Chicago
Better Business” Bureaus
Associated Advertising Clubs
Century History Timeline Moments
A concise ledger records events from 1837 to 1911 including Russia securing Black Sea navigation rights, the Twenty-fifth Congress convening in 1837 for crisis relief, 1870 Empress Eugenie’s escape from France, 1895 the Trades Union Congress backing abolition of the Lords, the 1689 coronation of Queen Wilhelmina in Amsterdam, and a 1911 China flood along the Yangtze River inundating many people.
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Russia
Black Sea
Twenty-fifth Congress
Eugenie
Tuileries
France
British Trades — Union Congress
House of Lords
Wilhelmina
Amsterdan
China
Today’s Birthdays Parade Of Notables And Inventors
General Count Luigi Cadorna born Pallanza 70 years ago today. Rear Admiral Corwin P Rees born Reily Ohio 72 years ago today. Simon Lake born Pleasantville New Jersey 51 years ago today. Baseem Stamp born Lee County Virginia 50 years ago today. M W A Labor Day Picnic in Manhattan Kansas September 4 Woodmen lodges from nearby towns meet for annual Log Rolling with five candidates from each lodge. Kryptik Eye Glasses Lawrence Optical Co.
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Luigi Cadorna
Pallanza
Corwin P. ‘Rees
Reily
Ohio
Simon Lake
Boas
Pleasantville
N. J
C. Baseem Stamp
Congress
Virginia
Lee County
Manhattan
Kan
Sibley neighbors donate horses and plows for field work
Readers praise Sibley community volunteers who mobilized thirty three horses and eleven plows for a day of work on a farm, noting the spirit of goodwill and brotherhood despite everyone having urgent tasks at home. Also promotes the Little Women opening at Bowersock Theatre on September 8 directed by Maurice Quincy with strong cast and staging. Thompson Photo Studio, 615 Mass.
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Yimanu
Kans
Euster
Journal-World
Sibley
Louisa M. Alcott
Marian DeForest
Maurice Quincy
Bowersock Theatre
Religious Services Across Plymouth Gather for September
Plymouth Congregational Church holds tomorrow at 11 am with Ray Husted preaching. Trinity Lutheran at Seventh and New Hampshire offers Sunday School, Bible Classes, and morning worship with pastor D Goubring. Evangelical Association meets at Cornith and Connecticut with evangelist Mankolsky preaching tonight. First Methodist at Tenth and Mantsbronta hosts Labor Day sermon by Dr S Klyne at 11 am and park service in afternoon. Congregational Sunday School reopens with opening exercises at 10 am. United Brethren Bible School at 10, preaching at 1. First Christian and Centenary M E Church announce services. numerous other churches list services, revivals, and Sunday School timings.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Ray Husted
Trinity Lutheran Church
Seventh and
New Hampshire Sts
D. Goubring
John Selig
League of
Erst
Menborn
Cole
Ket Beter
Linder League
Paul Endacott
Sqade
Syndsay
the Church Council
Evangelical Associatio
I. Ko Young
Cornth
Connecticut
Mankolsky
Newby
Mankefekty
Wisconsin
Son of God
P.m
Young People's Alliance
Markofsky
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth and
Mantsbronta
Klyne
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Simany Schon
Christian Science Reading Room
Local Choir Concert With Mr Hayter From Erid Okla
A choir with assistance from violinist Mr Hayter of Erid Oklahoma will present Thursday night a high class musical event featuring some of our best talent. Audiences are invited to attend.
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Hayter
Erid, Okla
School Board Reopens After Vacancy Amid Church Service
Hungerford resumes as superintendent at the district with the board’s first meeting since a vacancy. An evening union service is held at South Park as community notes include a church gathering and local events for intermediates.
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H. B. Hungerford
Yes B. Y
South Park
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Lawrence Optical Co
Frank Horrell
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Ninth Street
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Vaster
Sunder
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