Korniloff Plans to Besiege Petrograd
Petrograd faces a growing crisis as General Korniloff orders troops to detrain at Dno and advance on Petrograd while the Provisional Government fractures. Cabinet resignations, arrests, and shifting loyalties create a tense standoff with Gen. Korniloff's forces and rival factions gripping the capital.
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Kornil- Petrograd
Dno
Petrograd
Korniloff
Denikine
Prensier Kerensky
Dimitri Steherdateheff
Orlessa
Kerensky
M. Philenenko
Grovernment Commissi R
Les Frres
Vladimir Lyeff
Savonkoff
Vasilkvos
Gen
Klembovsky
Riga
Russia
Lokomsky
Council of Soldiers and Workmen
M. Skobeleff
Vladimir Paris
Russian troops advance with Korniloff division to Vritza
A special Petrograd train carried railway chiefs and workmen. General Korniloff's Sikiya division, largely Georgians and Caucasus tribesmen, reportedly occupies Vritza on the Petrograd Rybin Smt railway. Alexander Guchkoff, former Duma leader and navy minister, defected to Korniloff, leaving Petrograd Saturday for the field.
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Petrograd
Korniloff
Sikiya
Pskoff
Vritza
Little
Vyrayn
Petrograd-Rybinsk
Alexander J. Guchkoff
Duma
Navy
Kornilof
Mo Guchkaid
University to set salaries gap for faculty in war service
Announcement from the University of Kansas outlines the salary differences between faculty members who entered military service and those remaining at the university. The plan aims to address disparities caused by wartime service, naming several faculty and officers associated with the plan and training camps.
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Orepee
Kansas
Ieort
Inon
Walker
Fone
HA. Robert
George Clarke
T. Hai
W. Hayper
W. W. Hawkins
Sheridan
Leon
Metlarty
Dre James Nais
Peter A. R. Appelvont
M.C
Six U boats Lost in One Battle Off France
Washington reports six hostile submarines believed destroyed off the coast of France September 5 as they attacked a merchant fleet including the American steamer Westwego Two merchant ships were lost while other ships were driven ashore A cablegram error led Secretary Daniels to announce submarines probably sunk when only one was certain to have been destroyed
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Washington
France
Westwego
Paris
Elfest
Navy Department
Navy
Faris
Kington
Sept
Daniels
Need for Aviators in Signal Officers Reserve Corps
A letter from Dunlap of Kansas City urges county defense chairmen to assist in filling aviation section vacancies. It corrects a rumor that the government has a full quota, noting hundreds of first lieutenants are needed. Applicants must have at least a high school education, be physically sound, and aged 18 to 40.
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Kom
Dunlap
Kansas City
State Council of Defense
County Council of Defense
Aline
Washington
Kansas
Feas
Vorther
Band Concert Tonight by the First Infantry Band
The First Infantry Band performs in South Park at 4 o'clock tonight featuring difficult numbers. Rigden leads the program with pieces like If I Were King and Old Kentucky Home. The program also includes Patriot selections and the Star Spangled Banner, promising lively tunes for attendees.
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South Park
Dirater Rigden
Emunber
Ameri Marehte
Roberts
King
Adams
Alpine Lansey
Klinia
Old Kentucky
Pathey
Herman Tatrol
Kilamea
Stewart
Balfe
William Tell
Rossini
City Accepts the New Fire Truck After Tests
The city accepted a Cleveland built fire truck after tests at the water plant. The pump, with five high gallon pumps, operated without heating and for three hours during trials. Payments are planned over three months, with final settlement soon. Officials discussed wheel repairs and potential work for prisoners in summer, and an investigation into rock pile and sewer concerns was noted.
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Motor Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Dehmsin
Greta
Tims al Coostrie
Ierry
Loneyver
Lawrence
Pepe
Niacin
Cutting Phones Over First List of New Numbers Given
The Swan Telephone Company linemen began updating service yesterday morning with fifteen lines moved to the Kansas board. A daily list of new numbers is published for reference until the consolidated directory is issued. Some delay due to equipment and wiring, and patrons are urged to clip the list as it appears each evening.
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Swan, Telephone Company
Kansas Board
Wien
Foren
5000 Tinehome Guards Form in Kansas Towns
Governor Couper approves guard organizations in Kansas towns. Organizations enroll under Norton and Dr Norton. Government plans to double armed strength in weeks. Counties apply for permits, sixteen groups approved, 2000 men authorized. Curtailed by unclear fragments and disjointed OCR.
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Couper
Kansas
Jonathan Dr
Norton
Cer de Oygan
Revo
Gievehiard
Seper
Training needed at Fort Sisears Co gymnasium
Fragmented note indicates COMPANY M requires training and a parade at the Fort Sisears Co gymnasium with unclear dates and personnel. It mentions Hill enrollment, pacing, and saldies. details are obscured, but the message signals preparation needs and potential scheduling constraints for the unit.
County to Vote On It Health Plan At Meeting
Commissioners prepared to approve a plan for health protection at a county meeting. A rough transcript shows confusion over timing and participation, with references to merchants and a local vote. The text is garbled but indicates efforts to define scope, responsibilities, and funding for community health initiatives.
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Somorrow
Kansas Weaver Report Warrants Night Watch In First Hour
A censored Kansas Weaver Report notes a night watch routine and early hour actions, with unclear details fragmented from the original page. The fragment hints at wartime or weather related warnings and a portion of an ongoing urban news update.
Economy Practiced in Public Schools
Lawrence schools implement cost cutting measures as district officials announce economy practices in operation. The move aims to curb expenses while maintaining essential services across schools and programs.
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Lawrence
Substitution of Paper for Standard Books Noted
Intermediary School faced equipment changes as paper substitutes standard books in certain years. Students protested and pressed for work, while officials debated the cost and hardship of the shift amid teacher and administrator concerns about supply quality and continuity.
Freight Helpers Reported at The Pets in Baw Remess
Local authorities report freight helpers seen at The Pets in Baw Remess district near Zdan Pound. No injuries or arrests reported as investigators review CCTV and witness accounts for the unclear incident.
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Shartane
Soldiers Relief Fund Seeks Donations By Mail And Personal Appeals
The Soldiers Relief Fund committee reports $895 raised toward a $1,500 goal. If mail donations continue, they will avoid personal canvassing and out outreach will go to every Lawrence resident. Several donors listed include J A five dollars Ty testis $35 and $12 from multiple individuals. local banks and merchants are noted among contributing institutions. A note mentions Jackson returning from Unionville, Mo., and references an old fashioned ambition to defeat Deanery.
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Lake
Cappy
Leni
Lawrence Nce
J. A
Byron Th. C. Allen
A. Becker
W. J. Beattie
William Frow
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
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