Claims Of Advantage Amid Verdun Assault Conflicts Continue
German forces reinforce and press a push along the Verdun front as French defenses repulse multiple attempts. Reports say Crown Prince Frederick William’s units are redeployed south of Verdun to seize an opening. Casualties and captures are described as heavy with infantry losses and pockets of resistance near hidden troops.
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London
Heddynartorst
Huw
Verait
Frederick William
Ranper de Willian
Dekeat Ag
Nesses
Saondin
Fragmented dispatch from Verdun area reports shifting German positions
Telegraphed dispatches describe observer reports of German crown forces near Verdun and a developing frontline. The report notes movement and updated positions west of Verdun, with references to headquarters and military alignment, reflecting early war uncertainty.
Neutrality Not Bought in Turkish Crisis
The dispatch recounts pressure on Washington from British and Turkish factions over neutrality. It notes debates on diplomacy and restraint, with references to Turkish policy shifts and potential consequences for international relations and regional stability.
Evacuations and unrest amid wartime tensions in Cracow
Evacuation efforts flare as residents flee while Andlaanities seek aydateele numbers and Phe dvenl pale elit bo ey iain aye assist in Cie deYense. Many have resigned sympathy with frassing GO Vodka shops in Petrogerord that closed at war start, affecting families of reservists.
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Rarow
Iain Aye
Edieverte
Revenue tax plan advances in Ways and Means
Washington Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee finish drafting war revenue measures. A 3 percent tax is proposed on transportation, higher rents on imports, and a 20 cent increase on domestic wines. Projected annual yield about 1.07 million dollars, amid presidential opposition and party discord.
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Washington
Victor Murdock Vigier Makes Strong Appeal in Douglas County
The piece praises Victor Murdock a twelve year congressman, portraying him as a candid earnest leader who has long fought for the people’s welfare. It extols his consistency, integrity, and dedication, urging readers to see him in the evening appearance and trust his public service.
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Victor Murdock
Murdock
Douglas Comity
Jeter
Hev
Victor Mardeck
Fortes
Han
Tor Murdock
Vietor Murdock
Elise
Fle
Bus Steoek
Bus Steoek the Popan Fawindtion Beertiuse the Lens Ham Tie People's Rhazapinn
Lleay Victor Mindockng
Congressman Victor Murdock Speech Draws Local Interest
The article reports Victor Murdock speaking in Lawrence and Bonnier Springs with weather conditions delaying travel. He promotes his interdenominational tour and plans further meetings in Weldik and nearby towns, drawing curiosity about his campaign and supporters among Lewinstead residents.
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Vielost
Murdeack
Murdock
Bonnier Springs
Bawardsville
Wnite
Kan
Weldik
Cotugresstinatl
Mindock
Falthough
Acevedt
Was Not Insane A Clinton Man Complain Of Insanity
A Clinton man named C W Brown faced an insanity charge following a complaint by local men. The case was heard at the Fair Grounds with Sheriff and Justice in attendance. An examination found no mental illness. Brown was released, with domestic trouble cited as the underlying issue and further investigation scheduled.
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Clinton
C. W
Brown
Quade
Clintin
Ross Brow
Baieley
Tadive Lindley
Sherif Cumuings
Fair Grounds
Clwl Brown
Chemists refute rumours on Walton death cause
Unfounded reports spread two weeks by irresponsible parties claiming a cause of death for J C Walton are debunked by medical experts. The official statement describes no abnormal condition and dismisses sensational theories circulated in the days preceding.
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J.C. Walton
Dot. Walton, Sr
Last Day of the Lawrence County Fair Headlines
Attendance reached about 5000 yesterday as all stores closed at noon and thousands flocked to the park. The carnival ran well despite rain, and early weather cleared. exhibits included a baby show with 70 entrants and top displays by Arthur Russell and Kecking, with the agricultural fair highlighted by notable fruit and livestock showcases.
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Carnival Company
Haat
Christian
Nore
Lawrence
Byrd
Anderson
Arthur Russell
Walking National Bank
Topeka
John Blevin
Frances J. Brown
Manhattan
Howe
Mack Phicos
Holmes
Creat Bond
Gresien
Baryote Seon Ae
Baldwin Readers Grow for Journal World
The Journal-World gains subscribers as war news and county updates attract Baldwin readers. New names include AL W. Gyehwin, Th. Ms Lister, A. Shaunaway, People State Bank, Upnilly C. 8. Welfley, and others, amid strong Associated Press war coverage.
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Baldwin
Pope Daily
Amon Baldwin
Kae
Jourmaal-World
County News
Calvin
AL W. Gyehwin
Lister A. Shaunaway
People State Bank
Welfley
Ood
Pumpkin Patch Flooded Prompting Pump to Drain Patch
Rain halts the west town pump while a device, secured by Mr Pan ton, moves water from a pumpkin patch east of the cannery. Surrounded by higher ground, drainage is blocked and must be pumped off. A man’s heart broken by a woman sees others seek the “mending” work.
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Panton
Canning Factory
Patcho
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight Into Saturday
Weather summary notes generally fair conditions with little temperature change. Forecast covers tonight and Saturday with no decisive shifts in temperature.
German and Allied Actions Reported Around Verdun
Washington reports from Sept 11 state the Crown Prince’s army advanced toward Verdun while Germans defended strongly and captured men and guns. Austrians offensive near Limburg. Serbians occupy Serlin opposite Belgrade. Muelhausen retaken by French. Germans evacuate upper Alsace and push toward the French center. Belgians advance toward France as Turkey declares neutrality untouchable by allies’ propositions.
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Washipton
Crown, Prince
Verdun
Washington
London
France
Antwerp
Ghent
Turkey
Interurban War Stops Bond Sale Delays Line to Lawrence
War enthusiasm stalls bond sale for the Bonner Springs to Lawrence interurban project. Promoter Hein and eastern connections await funds amid financial conditions. Supporters argue eventual housing growth will revive investment and the line’s progress once money is available.
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Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Bonter Springs
Lawwrence
Finanancial Alts
Hein
Ithnow
Sian
Amin
Howun
Mrs Metcalf Laid To Rest In Oak Hill Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Wilder Metcalf occurred yesterday at 3 a m at the residence. The body was laid to rest in Oak Hill cemetery after impressive funeral offerings.
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Wilder
Melcall
Poan
Pilderkin
Biveh
Oak Hill Cemetery
Secretary H W Balot to Attend State Meeting
The piece notes H W Balot will attend a state meeting with physical directors and Boltz listed among attendees. It mentions Lor Unichinson and MineLines in relation to the event. The report is written in a terse newspaper-card style reflecting a local advancement note.
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H.W. Bal
Lor Unichinson
VY. Mig. A. Physicar
Sunde
Boltz
Bay
Five New Members Added to Country Club List
Five new members were added to the Country Club yesterday as new appointments were announced. The report suggests additional memberships are expected soon, as the club plans more intake in the near future.
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Pew Oedee
Jwork
Funeral for Evans D Grant Held at Kelso Residence
The funeral of Evans D Grant was held yesterday at 10 o’clock at the Kelso residence 808 Indiana street with Presbyterians present. Retired W A Powell conducted and a minister aided the service at Oak Hill. The notice notes the event as a provincial observance.
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Evans D. Grant
Evans
D. Grant
Kelso
Indiana Street
W. A. Powell
Oak Hill
Per- Vale
Haskell Extends Ninth Grade Vocational Study
Haskell expands course offerings to ninth and tenth grades, adding practical work to guide students toward trades. The program includes penmanship, drawing, typewriting, English, mathematics, science, and industry specific arithmetic, with shop work for boys and domestic arts for girls, aiming to prepare students for skilled trades.
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Unilelt Institute
Whey Hee
Frances
Webmvich
Studimer
Wow
Snl Majer Iy
Holohein
Maskell
Bireli
Sten Igms
Eneli
Lion
Dehire
Caur
Che Fann
Estes «Libs
Nyifhimetie
Wenrich
Wen
Weyminisiin
UiLb
Business Strong This Summer Says Register of Deeds
Floyd Lawrence notes the current summer business is very good, above average. He attributes the gain to several trades and farmers buying adjoining lands, signaling expansion in the area.
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Floyd Lawrence
Register of “Deeds
Merning
Kaw Yacht Club Forms at Grinter Heights
A yacht club is formed at Grinter Heights Range City with incorporation and about 40 boats including two 40 horsepower racing boats. Ground purchased on an acre, an elthouse will be begun, and members ready to start work to enable pleasure trips on the river next spring, weather permitting.
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Ak ‘Grinter
Heights
Range City
Lawrence
Grinter Heights
Ited
Thorpe's Brother Attends Haskell Institute
The younger Thorpe brother, noted as the tumonel athlete's kin, visits Haskell Institute. He is tall for his age and has enrolled in the work there with plans to pursue athletics. He aims to follow a path similar to his renowned sibling and join sports programs at the institute.
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Haskell Institute
Tumonel
Thorpes
Haskell Trani Hve
Tall Ane
Lyceum Course Tickets Sell Fast for Redpath Plan
A canvass by churches and committees secured strong support for the Redpath Lyceum course. Tickets go on sale via the Redpath Lyceum Bureau New York Life Building Harris City with prices 25 50 and 1.50. Reserved seats possible at door. dates list Military Girls No Ned Woodman Congressmen J Bellafields Sale ney London Dev. GN Home Singers Jans 4 Thy Recut Artists.
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Cariher
Redpath Lyetayn Bureau
New York Life
Ransis City
Aity. Hucket
Redpath Lyceum
Han Ae Canrse
Devinns
Alliance Rand Ch
Ned Wi ‘Oodnan
Congressmin
Aafrells
Saleney
London
Sinsers
Strickland Gillilan
J Nelson
Darling
Mare
Attendance best this year at educational institutions
The Tribune notes larger attendance at schools this year across Topeka and the state, with reasons like improved parental finances and summer plowing progress. It cites broader reach of enrollment and hints at favorable conditions for education while mentioning a separate European incident about an Austrian torpedo boat near Trieste.
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Topeka
Mierstiyke
Rome
Tribuna
Fusana
Trieste
Austria
Enemy retreat reported as British advance in France
War Department reports German retreat near Paris with 1,500 prisoners and several guns captured by British forces. Dispatches note German troop movements toward Franco, with pursuit by Belgian troops and scattered engagements along the Scheldt and surrounding regions. Reports indicate Allied advances at various fronts and ongoing assessments of German positions.
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London
Ghent
eGieman
Washington
Borle
War Department
Reiume
Ladhins
Mezy
Tavitenois
Mare Valley
Bfig
British Aviation Corps
Champaign
Vy Courganeon
Salons
Apelin
Argonne
Fort Geniort
Movse
Chateau Salina
Lorraine
Turest al Kapenoix
Manhenge
Crowds Favorable Despite Weather At Fair Shows
Despite adverse conditions, crowds filled nearly all shows at the fair yesterday afternoon. The Evans couple drew attention with their exhibit as the event continued to attract interest. shaws plan to reopen this afternoon and tonight, with patrons reluctant to leave.
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R. A. Baums
I Na Tinues
Dalroy
Leijy
Evans
Mobilization theme in wartime era advertising notice
A fragmented passage discusses rapid mobilization in the European crisis and the power of newspaper advertising for national impact. It references the American Newspaper Publishers Association and a push for timely messages and broader reach to advertisers.
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Bureau of “Undies
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Moss
Tne
Cracow
Freight ‘Transportation
Fraternal Aid
Journal-World
SAS
Journal-World Bulletins
Lemberg
Nish
Servia
Serlin
Belgrade
Ndon
Switzerland
Muelhausen
Central News Dispatch
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Alsace
Allies
Haskell
Cel
Havel
KAW Yaght Club
Kansas City
Thorpe
Wilk
Paris
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