Doctor Strong seeks relief as head of University
Dr. Strong asks the State Board of Administration to relieve him as chancellor at the University and remain on the law faculty. He cites heavy burdens and age but hopes to stay in academia. He would like assignment to other work, preferably law, after the present academic year.
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Dr.strong
State Board OF Administration
Law School
Pe Ster
Torresi
Uni
Tote
Careesser de Gat
University
Tead
Getministe
Pia the Baer
Mntt Reity
Dave Deng
Ted Grycidue
Institutiog
Dniwemaey
Amerean Cortirt
Borate
Austin
Ube
Bosten
Anil Basiies
Peter
Sveniee
Neather Temperature Report
The note records a temperature reading at 7 p.m. yesterday and 7 a.m. today, showing a shift in observed conditions. Specific values are not provided in the readable text.
Thrift Drive Intensifies as Campaign Pressed Ahead
Sept 12 report quotes Secretary Glass stating the treasury aims to promote thrift with renewed vigor beyond the war period. The item notes the Constant family members returning from an earlier engagement.
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Wahington
Glass
The
Treasury
Railway fears its grade crossing plan
A troubled railway warns of risks at a planned grade crossing and seeks to avert delays or sabotage. Authorities enlist local officials to review the Fort area route and speed up safety measures to prevent possible accidents or obstructive acts.
City Seeks Union Pacific Route Change To Bypass Tracks
City officials push a plan to reroute a main line north of the existing tracks to ease crossings and traffic. Mayor says action hinges on Union Pacific crews’ cooperation and a decision from railway engineers, amid stalled trains and commuter safety concerns.
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Failwas
Ethietit
Betne Oma
Hotland Wheeler
Gineer
Cuien Pacific
Rome
Union Pacifie
Conference to Decide Sewer Drainage Plan
The Conference of City Township and Railway will determine drainage site solutions. Attorney and city officials discuss sewer routes and cost, with plans to gather input from districts and residents on proposed district operation and timelines.
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Stevenson
Wolk Thiel
Bedefort Whaler Wylbon
City Offers Contractors Bid To Repair North Lima Sewer
The city plans to award a contract for fourth time to repair the North Lima sewer. Bids were opened by the city and Santa Remdverbin footed the list as the top contender. The project aims to determine the lowest responsible bid and proceed with the sewer work.
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Las Renee
Teoeffer
Diawreenen
Santa
Cantsacuy
Community fruit drive for Children’s Mercy Hospital solicitations
Lawrence residents are urged to donate fruit to Children’s Mercy Hospital through Mrs. J. D. Kennard. The drive requests both small and large quantities and asks contributors to send donations to the hospital, supporting patient care and hospital needs amid ongoing needs.
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Lawrence
Anceeneal
Connec
Children's Mercy Hospital
J.,d. Kennard
Cae Ke Hemzer Ambey
Lawrence Fire Bel Passes Into Discard
Fire bell from Lawrence is discarded following an insurance company decision making the move advisable.
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Lawrence
BEL
Ensurance Companies
Fragmentary Fire Warning Note from SG District
Reading shows a garbled message about a large fire risk and a call to stay alert. It mentions a fire event, warnings, and unclear dates or officials, with little coherent detail remaining.
One of a kind machine used by man in fire city atest troeber
Fragmented OCR text appears to refer to a unique machine used by a person in a city facing a fire event. Mentions of dates, places, and names are garbled. the readable parts suggest a historical notice or story about a singular device and its involvement in a conflagration or municipal emergency.
Rush Week Opens With Sunday Social at VN Verse Promises
Rush Week begins with a Sunday social event at VN Verse Promises. Activities kick off the social season as students plan the week ahead with gatherings and campus engagement.
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Promeses
Formal plea to expand autumn draft exemptions sparks debate
A garbled text fragment mentions calls for change this fall and public debate over draft exemptions. It references political figures and locations in a general sense, with assorted phrases about crowds, rates, and plans, but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
Boston Governor Denounces Deserters in Police Rift
Masses of text claim Boston police are deserters while the governor and state government refuse arbitration. The governor asserts lawful authority and urges obedience amid a political blow to police leadership.
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Boston
CHS
Policemen Debate Compromise Over Union Joining
A chaotic Senate scene reveals calls for compromise as police urge prudence while opposing a government bargain. Leaders fear concessions could empower labor unions, while others insist no compromise with deserters and no deal with the Federation of Labor. Public unrest and debates color Boston streets as officials insist order remains intact.
Russian War Crises Mark New Kolchak Collapse
Dispatches report Kolchak forces facing defeats as the army surrenders parts of Lemfon and southern territories. The tally of captured Bolchevik troops reaches forty one hundred in a week, signaling a rapid southward advance by advancing allied units.
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Kolchak
Lemfon
Masraw
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