Pershing Returns Home as Four-Star Hero on Leviathan
General Pershing returns to New York aboard the Leviathan greeted by thousands at the harbor. The four star general, commander of the American forces, steps ashore amid cheers from Battery Park to Manhattan as dignitaries and the First Division Band celebrate victory and his homecoming.
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Pershing Reflects On Homecoming And War Victory
General John Pershing echoed gratitude for the warm reception on American soil. He credited the nation’s perseverance and the defense’s resolve for victory, while noting the war’s costs and the need to honor those who served. Secretary Baker also offered generous praise.
Two Die From Hold Up Wounds After Village Incident
In Kansas City a party member died in hospital from wounds suffered during an early Friday hold up. Two other men were taken to police after the event, with Patrolman John H. Ford reported in dangerous condition by attending physicians. The altercation preceded the capture of the suspects, with details still unsettled.
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Kansas City
Gardner
Flags to replace guns on border airspace
Washington reports Mexican troops ordered to signal overflights with flags and rockets to warn aviators they are over Mexican territory. The American embassy in Mexico City relayed the instruction outlining the new warning method.
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Washington
Mexico City
Stam of Engaged Months Known to Old Maids
The saying notes that among old maids the length of an engagement is considered to be one month. The remark reflects local folklore on marriage timing.
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All Girls
Kansas Forecast for Tuesday Night and Cooler Conditions
Weather report notes fair skies tonight in Kansas with Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler conditions. Temperature details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate yesterday's max and min readings and early morning values.
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Kansas
Luncheon Meetings to Resume Tomorrow in City Clubs
Moepihees Waek from Vacations and other Cities discuss New Year plans as business and civil organizations prepare to resume activity after summer break. Chamber of Commerce luncheon tomorrow. Rotary Club ceremony at Elks tonight signals fall schedule. Members expected to attend and renew committees as they plan upcoming events and collectives.
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Rotary Clary
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Mirra
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Delayed government blood supplies affect Lawrence orders
The Lawrence post office reports shipments of government goods delayed with no quick fix. Officials hope new orders will be filled in the coming days as the backlog persists and the town awaits relief.
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Lawrence
Laverence
Post Office Clerk Confined to Home Business Today
Frank Kingsbury, a dispatching clerk at the post office, was confined to his home business today.
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Frank Kingsbury
Bad Postal Money Orders Circulating
The manuscript details widespread circulation of bad postal money orders and related fraudulent activity. It mentions merchants, postmasters, and authorities examining the issue and warning the public. Several phrases reference theft, counterfeit items, and protective actions by postal officials to curb the scam.
Open Thre Agency Opens Probate Shop on Massachusetts Street
Otto Elissen leads a probate office plan to open a small shop on Massachusetts Street aimed at aiding the public and stabilizing trade. Lieutenant Nesaty oversees operations with eighteen months in the Motor Transport corps and a focus on transportation equipment and local business development. Major Samuel Clarke, acting mayor, will preside over the formal opening and service agreements.
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Anasto
Liat Tife
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Grrobler
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Clarke Whibon
Rising new car ownership grows in county
The county treasurer notes a steady rise in new car ownership with daily tag applications. For the week ending Saturday night 2,711 tags were issued as officials cleaned up license records and prepared for a future revenue boost from Mayoon’s car business.
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Cavnes
Take Charge Of Al Chapter As Pope’s Predecessor
Fragmentary OCR text mentions leadership succession related to a religious body and a pope with implied transition. No clear names, dates, or locations readable to form a full event summary.
River Jetties Approved to Protect Eudora Bridge End
State public university commission approves three river jetties to be placed in the Kaw River protecting the northeast end of the Eudora bridge. The county boards of Dougherty and Leavenworth advertise bids for the project at ten.
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Liberty Bonds Hidden in Bible Found in Rushed Text
An article fragment reports discovery of Liberty bonds hidden in a Bible amid garbled OCR. Mentions arrests and bank robbery context, with scattered names and places unreadable, leaving a murky, inconclusive summary of events and individuals.
Report Peace Pact to Senate on Wednesday
Fragmentary text references a peace agreement to be reported to the Senate on a Wednesday. Characters and lines are garbled, but the lead action points to formal submission of a pact for legislative consideration amid unclear surrounding details.
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Senate
Truck convoy halts in Lawrence during transit debate
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a truck convoy stopping in Lawrence and a debate or event. Names, dates, and clear details are unreadable, but the reference implies a transportation or local civic moment with potential discussions or demonstrations.
Fragmented OCR notes on visitors and events
Fragmented text shows scattered mentions of visitors, nights, and names with unclear context. Core facts and entities are obscured, leaving only partial references to people and events without a coherent narrative or dates.
Aymetrone Attends National Encampment in Columbus
ThuPge Teez reports that A. W. Aymetrone is away two weeks from PRRL Hana while attending the national encampment in Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio
Unclear Text Event Reported On Local Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe an event where a person may have spoken about a recovery, with a possible illness or condition affecting several days. Names, dates, and places are not readable. The record preserves only partial details and lacks verifiable entities.
Be No Reservations Minus Hans Consent
A brief item notes a dispute over consent and contract terms with Jerry interpreting the agreement and instructed to sign. The case centers on who authorized the pact and when terms were finalized, highlighting questions of validity and implied assent.
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Hans
Wilson warns against naval buildup and Shantung war risk
President Wilson argues the Monroe Doctrine remains vital and urges avoidance of war with Japan. He cautions allied powers England and France against offensive plans, says treaties must be fulfilled, and warns that U.S. restraint depends on continental security and credible guarantees. He emphasizes caution in Seato and Shantung discussions and warns of possible conflict if demands escalate.
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Severe Weather Warning Ahead Of Tropical Storm
Incoming severe weather alert indicates a tropical storm moving toward the Bithornas area and South Florida. Officials ordered preparations along the Atlantic coast, with warnings extending toward the Northeast coast as storm winds intensify.
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Te Hee
Fragmentary OCR News Note From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR passage references opening discussions and observers hearing doctors from New York. It mentions free nations and a date related to a place named Atane. Observations were made in Mexico and other places, with limited readable names and details.
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Mexico
Triple murder trial begins in Olathe
The Olathe murder trial opens with veniremen questioned about belief in rewards and punishment for women. Twelve jurors are seated after two challenges, and testimony is expected to start later today in the Pare et Poupe case with Mrs Blanche Peon and Mes Margret Lave among the defendants.
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Blanche Peon
Margret Lave
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