Washington waits on Austrian reply in note to recall envoy
Officials in Washington awaited the Austrian response to the U.S. note requesting the recall of Ambassador von Lansch in Vienna. Vienna circles considered possible recall but held speculation on a formal reply. Diplomats noted the risk to Austro-Hungarian relations and the potential for broader implications.
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Washington
Washinstin
Austria-Lansay
Aimtyssadar Vamba
Riveles
Apeiatistie
Uasat
Ciersina
Kay
Vienna
Lansing
Rauhagsilor Vonlald
Ly Delver
Fyria
Austinne
Viplomats
Dona Wind
Wiewan
Tainsthie
Petant
Meawiven
USA
Anmurien
Lav Nile Uropese Delite
Peti
Lenox
Mass
Taro
Zaviedinek
Eaviseiur
Austro-Tuiavia i
Paanang
Halle
Duta Shidel
Fayetorius
Demiha
Andy
New York
Plymouth Congregation Plans Annual Supper Rally
A Plymouth congregation schedules an annual supper as part of a Wednesday rally. Members plan a program featuring diverse speakers and a feature dish. The event aims to engage attendees during its state days of community work and mutual support.
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Plymouth
Ieuin Seton
Unclear OCR fragment on local event or person
Fragmentary text appears to reference a celebration or reception with names like Nathan and Gail. Details are garbled, leaving core facts and participants uncertain.
SANK UNDERSEA BOAT AND BRITISH PATROL SHIFTS ON SEA WAR
An early report describes a sinking of a U S submarine by British forces near the Atlantic, with conflicting lines about the target and Allies claims. The dispatch notes British patrol actions and American reactions as naval powers clash in the war theater.
Germany Refuses Full Satisfaction at The Hague
The article reports that Germany declines to grant full satisfaction and leaves the amount to be determined at The Hague. It notes wartime tensions, political maneuvering, and statements by officials as discussions proceed about reparations and responsibility.
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Willinfi
Hague
Eastern Strike Ends Arbitration Panel To Settle Disputed Points
Disputed points between parties in Minny and nearby areas lead to arbitration. The panel will decide whether the agreement imposes a disciplinary duty on tourmen and if the supervisor role is adequate. Proceedings occur with officials including Cando and Van Tertisloed, amid tense labor tensions.
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Beard
Advisory Board Plans Hew Quarters Move and Closures
The advisory board outlines plans to move headquarters to Lawrence, with Denver branch closure and office consolidations. The meeting aims to set a removal date next week, considering space needs for the Fraternal Aid Union offices and potential hall changes to offset costs. Leaders listed include Th. A. Youn, A. Waring, J. Sweet, and others from Topeka and nearby areas.
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Praternal Aid Union
Lawrence Moalay
Gereral
Lawrence
Inara
Acconciodlate
F. A. U. Hall
Laugrenen
Rome
Hue
I. L
Ander
Dusitess Moilny
Yuesdist
Menburs
Mount Lope
Aiel GM
Chiy Center
Overbrook Fair Announces Attractions and Schedule
Overbrook residents preview the annual fair with displays of livestock poultry and produce, a premium book for September 10 events, and a parade. Officials say three weeks of favorable weather would boost hay and corn yields while planning for exhibits and evening entertainments continues.
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Overbrook
Richmond
Hay
J. Ns Cordis
Ata CE Pursam
Eawrenece
Sindivap
Putnam
Light Che sample poll event in St Joseph details noted
A fragmented notice from St Joseph Mo describes a local poll event and a tour by representatives. It mentions Mrs E Hairworth and a trip to the coasts with unclear purposes and speeds, hinting at a public meeting at city hall and a potential trip to Canada.
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Ring Pontes Rotempany
St. Joseph
Kansas Weather Report From Vague Local Clip
Fragmentary notice reports a Kansas weather update with unclear details. It mentions a city capit and vague references to a roller tomb. No clear events, dates, or named entities can be confirmed from the readable text.
War A Year Ago Today From Allied Wins To Papal Appeal
General von Stein acknowledged an Allied victory a year ago as Belgians reoccupied Termonds Aerschot and Diest. Russians invaded Stresia and threatened Breslau while Austro Germans were defeated at Lutzelin. East Prussia saw reverses for Russia and Germans beat British in Nyasaland. Cracow panicked Archduke Frederick admitted 120000 losses in Galicia. British Commons approved 500000 regular army. Pope issued appeal for peace.
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von Stein
Termonds
Aerschot
Diest
Stresia
Breslau
Lutelin
Nyassaland
Africa
Cracow
Archduke Frederick
Galicia
House of Commons
Pope
Directors Clarify Funds For County Fair Stock Sale
Vague statements prompt concern that money from stock sales was to fund county fair expenses. Directors insist funds will be used only for fair purposes and to cover committee releases. The message aims to dispel false impressions about misused proceeds.
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Tayestedevihed
Fox Loliktve Paikoup
White Way Visitors Tour New Park and Fairground
The town hosts a crowd drawn to the new White Way path and surrounding amusements. Residents and visitors recount strolls past stalls and rides as they sample the late season offerings while noting the weather and ongoing street activity.
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Wye
Lawrence
Wentlemen
Lipesaine
Air Raids Bring Recruits to Wartime Fronts
The daily wire reports that air raids drew recruits as nations mobilized, with Great Britain and allies reinforcing fronts. Barge and other vessels moved materials while Genny and Tegaly were mentioned in dispatches as key locations.
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Leman
Niger
Tegaly
Marry the Advertisement Limekeeper Urges Public Notice
Limekeeper urges advertisers to place notices where people will see them. The text promotes practical business use of newspapers to spread advertising and public notices. It emphasizes publicity and local engagement as a profitable public service.
Lawrenc e Business College Sees Record Enrollment Growth
The Lawrence Business College reports rising enrollment for the fall term with a goal near 500 students. It highlights added courses in work with teachers and a larger curriculum, new equipment, and expanded facilities on the third and fourth floors. Students come from six states including Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, and Arkansas, with eighty five percent from outside Lawrence and many graduates entering government service.
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Business College
Tlan-At-Ahy
Lawrenc
F. W. Taylor
Tafan
Volthe
Hrabeli
Interurban franchise inquiry prompts city hall visit
The division superintendent initiates a review of an interurban franchise as officials in Kansas City discuss the road project. City hall hosts a visit to inspect franchise relations and assess progress on the interurban line extending from Kansas City.
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Merrick
Kansas City
Lawrenes
Strect Railway Company
Lecompton Harvest Picnic Draws Big Crowds
The annual harvest home picnic in Lecompton drew large crowds from Lawrence and surrounding areas. Attendees arrived in cars and on foot, enjoying a program with many prizes and notable attendance.
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Lecompton
Onlich
Progres Traday
Frei
Lawrence
Ditch Project Aims to Divert Surface Water North of River
The Union Pacific plans a drainage ditch from near Midlynd to Buck Creek to carry surface water from the hills north of the track. It will be six feet deep and wide, reducing flood damage and crop ruin on the north side after completion. Pine leads the work, expecting calmer summers and fewer losses in future wet seasons.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Midlynd
Buck Creek
Trnek
Bueketek
Pine
Fall and Winter Regime Bids to Fill Dorms This Week
Freshmen enrollment begins next Tuesday as Lowell College edges into autumn activity. Students flood downtown streets seeking room and meals as campus life shifts into gear. upperclassmen prepare for orientation, while registrars note the busy period ahead. Enrollment events unfold with classes set to assemble Thursday and the term starting in earnest.
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Stirdehte
Rae Mails
Ottaris Jnktens
Lowel
Anshthg
May Be Prosecutions Over Front License Tag
County Attorney Anid today warned motor car owners of possible prosecutions for failing to display rear to front license tags properly. He stated the law will be enforced, and several garage owners yet to license vehicles risk litigation if they do not comply soon.
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Anid
Jaleen
Amick
Ford
Ting
Sonit
Proscey
Jie
Paler
Autry
Entries Close Today at Franklin County Fair
The Franklin County fair opened poorly as Hood washed out grounds forcing many patrons to abandon entries. Horse and horse car events were canceled or disrupted while vendors and staff struggled to protect goods from rising waters. Directors met to finalize routine matters and review grandstand expansion plans for a larger opening.
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Kansas
Lawrence
iSonekay
Mike
Douglas
Olta
Franklin
Hood
Topeka
Ottawa
Yao Lo
Wag
Sinfer
Race Trek i Construction
Water Drenches Plant Amid Flooded Streets
A chaotic flood scene leaves a waterlogged plant and surrounding homes. Residents report damage to equipment and pumps, fearing long term disruption while Iris warns of continued danger. Crews assess site and plan repairs as rain persists.
Accidents Linked to Street Standards under Debate
A Lawrence man raises concerns about street standards and safety. Commissioner's plan faces objections citing dangerous conditions and risk of vehicles and horses on the road. The discussion mentions possible accidents as a reason to tighten controls and ensure safer streets.
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Lawrence
W W.field
A. Stande
Gene Soriall
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