Germans Retire as Allied Offensives Press On
Paris reports continued Allied progress with German retreat steadier under pressure. Observers note heavy fighting across northern and eastern fronts, with Germans resisting in several sectors while withdrawing toward fortified positions including around Paris and the Argonne.
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Prien
Fiestine
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Coe
Niles
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Maudry
Funrmeaun
Alsace
Student labor programs expand in state schools
Reading poorly once again shows students flocking to work programs with government support. The state universities report many students employed, often in shifts, with 90 plus at one campus and dozens more in river projects. Part time earnings and self-support efforts grow as job openings rise.
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Universififs
Iytiries
Local Druggist Ad Promises Bladder Relief and Piano Shop News
An OCR fragment advertises a bladder relief remedy offered by a druggist with mail order options and a 1.09 dollar price, claiming quick, nearly complete cures. It mentions Kansas testimonials and Dr EB W Hall in St. Louis, with names like McKones Piano Shop and a city piano timing service.
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Aten
Lfst
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EB. W. Hall
Olive
Ctreet
St. Louis
McKones Fiano
Amos
Defeat Women Speaker Sparks Controversy in London
A controversial speech by Miss Christabut, praised by some as a suffragist critic of English law, warned that defeat of women and victory by Germany would ruin national life. The remarks, delivering a defiant tone, drew intense audience reaction in London in September.
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Christabut
Panklomst
Salina Storm Wrecks Local Buildings Including Clubhouse
Severe storm passes through Salina Kansas damaging or destroying several structures. A country club roof was torn off, a building occupied by International Mars tar company was wrecked, Reed’s drag store suffered smoke and water damage, and nearby trees and fences fell. Winds caused minor damage beyond the city core.
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Country Club
Salina
Kan
Storne
International Marvestar Company
Elie
Kansas State Normal Opens Address on Votes for Children
The Kansas State Normal at Emporia opened its hall yesterday with a crowded audience to hear an address on votes for children. Albert Taylor Hall was filled as speakers addressed the topic amid a formal opening event.
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Hall
Kansas
Marvac
LA Meeti Hs
Albert Taylor Hall
Miners Against Unions in Butte Seeks Open Shop
A Butte Montana press note states miners oppose recognition of unions. The Western Federation of Miners and local Butte Mine Workers unit are not to be acknowledged under the new policy. The statement pledges adherence to the old contract terms with the federation but pushes for an open shop environment.
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Butte
Mont
Butte Miners Union No. 1
Western Federation of Mines
Butte Mine Workers
Estern
Federation
YMCA Directors Meet Discuss Regular Work
YM C A directors met today at the YMCA to address regular business and plan ongoing programs and activities. The session focused on scheduling, governance matters, and member outreach.
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YIM. C. A
Theov. M
Athpean
Regabir
YM. C. A
United States Cautious on Involving Warship Move
Diplomatic chatter swirls over Britain's and France's handling of Turkish waters and American warship deployment. Secretary Bryan declines to confirm official coordination while allies debate propriety of mentioning the United States in these statements.
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Washington
Rustin
Britain
United States
Nurih Carling
Turkey
France
Levant
Buy Kansas City Horses for British Cavalry Use
British authorities plan to purchase American horses in Kansas City for cavalry use. A British envoy, Sir Charles Gunning, stated jails and supply routes support the army needs. The initiative aims to reinforce cavalry and artillery in ongoing campaigns.
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Kansas City
Charles
Gist
Local visits by Murdoch set for Friday in town
Victor Murdoch will tour Lecompton Stall and other towns on Friday to meet residents. Citizens will have the chance to speak with him about county aid and road work. The schedule includes stops in Lecompton at 10:00 a.m. and other locations such as Town, Lone Tree, and Worden.
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Ae Lown
Murdock
Jeogle
Suraleis
Thad Company
Automobiles Arc
Lecompton
A.m
Independent Ticket Names and Local Office Holders Issued
The document lists candidates for state and county offices including Senator Governor Henry Ye Lieut Governor Walt Secretary of State and State Treasurer with names such as James Fitzpatrick County Commissioner and R. M. Perkins County Attorney. It also comments on a local political figure hinting at habitual borrowing and a critical view of a man named Delloy.
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Henry Ye
Walt
Adidie Uchaninter
W. KeRue
R. M. Perkins
K.G. Ogden
Chas,a. Acelsall
Simon PR. White
Rise Will Meet Tonight at CO AL Sale of the Ness
A meeting is planned tonight by a group in CO AL to discuss the sale of an entity named Ness. The event is tied to education and youth success, referencing Lawrence Business College in La Tele and Kan, with unclear details due to fragmented OCR text.
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Rea CO. AL
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