Wilson urges treaty as world order charter in Kansas City
President Wilson addressed a Kansas City audience urging support for the peace treaty as a charter for a new world order. He argues arbitration and consultation are built into the league covenant and that boycott, democracy against autocracy, and the fate of Armenia shape the stakes in the debate.
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Kansas City
Wilson
America
United States Senate
League
United States
Europe
Hosford Family Plans Florida and Wisconsin Visit
Weather notes show yesterday's high and low. Hosford will depart tonight for Calumbus Ohio to visit relatives, then proceed to Northern Wisconsin to see more relatives. He spent several days here with his sons C B and Frank Hosford while Ivan Wilson plans to move to Kansas City to enter Rosedale.
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O. Hosford
Calumbus
Ohio
Wisconsin
C. B
Frank Hosford
Ivan Wilson
Kansas
Gt City
Rosedale
War years echo as Wilson urges cause beyond senate
President Wilson speaks to war heroes and an invited audience, saying the fight is for a cause greater than the Senate. He defends his stance, avoids antagonizing the body, and receives applause for a reference on preventing future wars amid Missouri veterans in attendance.
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America
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Missouri
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Auto Races At Douglas County Fair End In Exciting Finish
Auto races at the Douglas county fair drew the largest crowd of the event yesterday afternoon. Five entries in the second heat of the Shemile race highlighted the program with Tel Young's Buel leading until a tire failure allowed Frank Howard's Chevrolet to take first. Minor wrecks caused no injuries, and repairs were minor. The 3 mile race between Maxwell and Howard’s Chevrolet was won by Hopner amid a busy evening featuring a concert by the Fraternal Aid Union band and a soldiers’ dance hosted by the Lawrence National Guard members.
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Frank Howard
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Speeigl
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Fair Association
Harvest Home Picnic at Topeka Fair
The Liberty Sextet of Topeka will headline the Harvest Home Picnic at Brach's Grove during the Topeka Fair. Festivities begin with afternoon music and singing, followed by a baseball game between Belvoir and Eudora teams.
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Topeka
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Topeka Fair
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Belvoir
Eudora
Divorce Suit Filed by Mae Fisher Against J F Fisher
Mae Fisher sues for divorce from J F Fisher in district court alleging abandonment in December 1917 after a marriage in June 1917 and cruel treatment by the husband as stated in the petition.
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Ya Mae Fisher
District Court Today
J. F. Fisher
Grand Army Ties Program to Founding Ideals
The Grand Army presents its program aligning with the principles and ideals of the old Union veterans. The American Legion adopts the platform emphasizing heritage, service, and national unity.
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Grand Army
American Legion
Last Grand Army Encampment Opens in Columbus Tomorrow
The final national encampment of Civil War veterans will begin in Columbus Ohio tomorrow with services in Memorial Hall. An expected 135000 veterans join parades and speeches as the Grand Army of the Republic cedes activity to World War I groups. Governor Cox and Mayor will welcome attendees as relics from General Custer are promised for display.
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Eld
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George A. Coster
New York City
General Custer
Cuter
Inference of avehnt tints in Kan Topeka report
Twelve fatal accidents and 675 nonfatal dents occurred in August, according to report by Johan H Crawfor labor commissioner. Most dents happened on a single avenue. life in a railroad accident counted among the fatal cases.
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Kan
Johan HH. Crawfor
Eoglom
Tax Commissioners Visit Court for Inheritance Tax Talks
Tax commissioners led by Samuel Town and Col. We visited the courthouse to confer with county officials on inheritance tax matters. Judge Dindley was praised for handling a complex case as the delinquent tax sale proceeded with forty five real estate parcels offered for unpaid taxes totaling $19.55 in taxes for all properties.
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Mel. Rowan
Wronse
Cot House
Dindley
Prelate Court
Jude Tow
Court House
County Commissioners Hold Routine Court Session
The county commissioners were in session at the courthouse today and transacted routine business. They expressed satisfaction with the session's result. The Leavenworth board met on Thursday.
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Leavenworth Board
High living costs hit Forsythe Missouri area
Fragmentary report notes rising expenses in Forsythe Missouri near the White River and the Ozark region. The piece mentions residents questioning prices and comparisons to other areas, with references to local figures and a general sense of economic strain.
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Missouri
Willian Pocking
Docking
Fessythe
White River
County Schools Open With Small Attendance After Break
A garbled local report notes county schools reopening with limited pupil attendance after a break. It mentions September, a list of students, teachers, and some disrupted items, reflecting a slow restart and ongoing challenges in maintaining full classes.
High School Crowding Prompts Citywide Redistricting Shift
Area officials anticipate overcrowding at multiple high schools as the new academic year nears. Officials outline scheduling changes and potential construction plans to accommodate students, with discussions centered on how to balance enrollment across schools and ease future crowding pressures.
Haskell Musicians Return From East Summer Tour
Twelve members of the Tr kell Indian orchestra at Haskell Institute returned yesterday afternoon after a summer in the east under NF Tett Ta svreneve. The group gave concerts in New York, Ter nes Tuania, Nectore sor, and Marland. The students were greeted with receptions on campus before resuming their studies.
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Marland
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Nrlyan
Nehno Board to Hold Meeting Monday Evening
A meeting of the Nehno Board will be held Monday evening to discuss the Pangrespe fedauration.
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Nehno Board
Pangrespe Fedauration
Wind-up drive to start Monday in country by stare on eff S760 balance
Wind-up drive to begin Monday as county balance issues and tariff discussions prompt state officials to review financial figures. Public notices indicate ongoing oversight and expected timetable for decisions.
Doughnut Lassies and Fair Wares Mixed in Hazy Raffle
Odd scanned lines describe doughnut sellers at a fair and a chaotic market scene with scattered phrases about farmers, a contest, and people moving through stalls. The text is fragmentary with many garbled names and places.
Fragmented account details incident and aftermath
A garbled report describes a police case with prisoner details and unclear sequence of events. It mentions a male suspect, a cart, and potential interactions with public safety authorities, but specifics and names are obscured by OCR errors.
Jue Vigra bee dons four years on hill case
No coherent record found. The readable text shows fragmented phrases about Jue Vigra and a four year period. critical details and context are missing, preventing a clear summary of events, people, or organizations.
Local talent linked to string of robberies in Lawrence
Police report ties last night’s street car and rail yard robberies to the same bandit or group. A brakeman and conductor were relieved during a holdup as the suspect matched a prior description. investigators wire in a possible interstate connection with arrests expected as officers follow tips from Lawrence to nearby rail lines.
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Befeta’ Ogtas
Petra Beldarps
Unian Sode
Hagyimin
Maryone
WePh
Fev
Sui
Net Ly
Waldt P
Hold Special Meeting At Fein Village Public Center
A fragmented notice describes a special meeting to be held at the Blub rooms with attendees including J. Wl Mur peer Leeive. The brief hints at an opportunity to discuss a drive and confirms a planned start time, though details are unclear.
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Vaccine inquiry and health report to state official
Prof SF Shepywand from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester prepares an investigation into vaccines in mu nd Dre Shemvend s agent weed labs. He will report to Dr Coumbine about the case and the state health department's probe. Sept 6 info indicates new geological finds and police charter petitions in progress. Dorothy Stanley's Kansas City visit noted.
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Unie Greet
Rochester
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Pr &. D. Coumbine
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