Korniloff Surrender Collapses Turkish-Era Rebels Halted
Petrograd reports General Korniloff’s uprising collapsed as his forces surrendered at headquarters after talks with Korniloff and Kerensky government officials. Moslem troops reached Tsarskoe Selo. negotiations sought unconditional surrender with repatriation home to the Caucaus. French gains in Champagne push on German trenches. Riga prisoners tallied at 8,900.
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London
Wornil
Petrograd
Exchange Telegraph Company
Howives
Paris
St. Souplet
Champagne
Garys
War Office
Bertin
Hirth
Riga
Cunnoan
Liberty Motor Passes Final Test for Air Supremacy
Washington Sept 12 The Liberty Motor, the airplane engine essential to U S air supremacy, passed its final test with complete success. Secretary Baker announced today.
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Washington
United State
France
Baker
Florence Brown Sherbon Elected Professor at Kansas
Dr Florence Brown Sherbon has been elected professor in physical education at the University of Kansas. She and her twin daughters Elizabeth and Ales will move from Topeka to Lawrence. She led the state board of health hygiene bureau during a recent absence and is a University of Iowa graduate with public health experience in Tow Indiana and federal child hygiene work.
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Florence Brown Sherbon
University of Kansas
Elizabeth
Ales
Topeka
Lawrence
Tetas
Sherbon
State Board of Health
Dn Lyrica al Jen DeVilbiss
University of Iowa
Tow
Indiana
Federal Bureau of the Children's Hygiene Department
Topekit
Xautay
Byrkayty
Two Students Killed in Island Aviation Collision
Two California student aviators, M Walsh and Lyman Theodore, died when their planes collided about 400 feet above ground at the North Island military aviation school. Colonel Dade announced the mid-air crash, noting both were dead before impact as they were unable to see each other in blind angles.
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San Diego
Calif
Sept
Ward M. Walsh
Theodore
Lynn
North Island Military Aviation School
Dade
North Walsh
Lyman
Ottawa merchants invited to Douglas County Fair
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce secretary invited Ottawa merchants to attend the Douglas County Fair next Thursday. Ottawa Chamber pledged to visit the fair in return the following week, with a delegation from Ottawa Commerce.
Wilson Earns 100 Percent On Physical Exam At Blackwell
Cliff Wilson of Haskell, son of Mr and Mrs C B Wilson, scored 160 percent on the Tets. He saved 100 percent in the physical examination given to men called to the colors. He took the examination at Blackwell Oklahoma.
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Cliff. Wilson
C B. Wilson
Haskell
Fir
Wilson
Blackwell
Oklahoma
British Bomb Raids Cut Down by Naval Air Service
British naval air service reports a campaign against targets in Belgium and adjacent areas. Several hostile aircraft were shot down or driven off while bombs and incendiaries caused fires at hangars and ammo dumps. raids involved multiple machines and observers noted direct hits and parries by enemy fighters.
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London
Naval Air Service
Belgium
Che
Sparuppeliock
Thoreut
Engre
En Rouchines
Rural Schools Close for Douglas County Fair
Douglas County will close schools Friday September 21 to let pupils attend the fair. County Superintendent O J Lane urges districts to join in the Douglas County Day events and to enter floats with cash prizes up to 400 dollars. The fair runs September 18 to 21 with a daily race program and numerous horse entries from Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
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Douglas Country
Douglas County Vair
O. J. Lane
Douglas County
Dow County
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Sach
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Oklahoma
Court
Kansas
Riley Bow
RL W
Cai Hh
Young
Tatler
Enet
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Gome
Missouri
Silver Bateh
Dan Wateh
Fredonia
Hess and Kennedy
Gentes Belle
James Wolfrem
Leavenworth
Bullet
Riles Bey
Mauda Alcantara
Prisco Ch
Wee Horacs
Py. Sheekly
Vv. Townsley
Mathred
Kose Ri
Hieyt
Robinson
Fatty
Bopace
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Northe
Nnd
Imust
Lubes Wit An Dan PLC Palit
Er Ee Ae
No County Action On Health Question Reported
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled county level notes about health question actions and mentions individuals like Mrs Newban and LaF Phe. The readable parts indicate no official county action on a health question, with stray names and partial phrases amid the damaged text.
Rural county board delays plan amid blanked details
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hanvers as chair of the Board of County Commissioners and references a planned action with tentative dates. Other readable bits mention local leaders and community discussions, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Ory
Carnal
Winld
Hanvers
Board of
County Commissioners
Rouehaiminin
Aie Ramuky
Uvstoof Herik
Haniel
Fourth Street Resurfacing Petition Leads to Special Session
Fragmentary notes indicate a pavement project for Fourth Street and a new petition adding a block bonding ordinance for Regent improvements. The unreadable text mentions a special session and references local officials and potential funding actions.
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Michigan
Westerdas
Elect New Teachers Near School Buff al
Local voters consider candidates for teaching posts near Buff al School. The ballot seeks qualified educators to join the Ebr district, with emphasis on improving curriculum and classroom readiness for the upcoming term.
Soldiers 70 to 7a Ipe Tha Weenc Fers
Fragmentary OCR text references soldiers and numbers, possibly a score or tally. It mentions names or terms like Seb Adow Espen Tl and BleGRe Pil in a jumbled sequence. Readable portions lack a clear event or location.
No Orders Received Hives a Pea Can Ob Lett Boner Mt Oot Ae
No clear events or names readable. The fragment appears garbled with scattered letters and no identifiable persons or organizations. Unable to extract a coherent news item or summary from the provided text.
Fine Memes SR Shivey Event Highlights Night
A fragmented local item notes a Shivey event titled Fine Memes SR last night. Details are unclear but reference to a brotherhood and a hiitheran term appear, suggesting a community or campus gathering with meme culture.
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Shivey
Hiitheran Brotherhond
Youth urged to stay in school amid war call
Presidents and business leaders urge youths to complete college and pursue technical training. They warn of a national talent shortage as World War I looms, stressing that educated men are essential for defense and postwar rebuilding. Forefront voices include Wilson Wanamaker and Maj. Gen. Wood, advocating continued schooling and vocational preparation.
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Olin Temiversity of
Kansas
Wilson
John Wanamaker
Wemet Feongling
America
Pres
Wank Uffer
Aut
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Sion
Maj It Wood
Fort Riley
FL Oa
John
College
Matthews Resigns From Kan Sa Medical Authority
Mathews, a longtime medical professor at the University of Kan Sa, resigns to join the University of Alabama medical school. He has been a leading authority on medical interests for many years and leaves his post to pursue a new academic reclamation.
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University of Antama Mathews
University of Kansa
Acion
Yhe Medical School
Alabama
Uni
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