Crown Prince's 81 Danger Telegram From Berlin Says Emperor Will Fight Russians
Paris dispatch reports Berlin telegram claiming the German emperor will move to Prussia and lead against Russia. The German general staff allegedly shifts focus to the left wing, while the crown prince appears to face a dangerous situation. Reports describe Allied pressure and German line holding, with retreat signaling limited gains for the Allies.
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Berlin
General Staff
Paris
Knat
Prussia
von Klnek
Hecefier
Tiyyvan
Vreek
London
Frederick William
Chemans
Leeuwin
Hebsatare
Froin
cLahiguyen
Lane
Ceeds
Thrienwilley
Alan Thie
Ariven
Aluditty
Survians and Servians clash in uncertain Vienna encounter
Fragmentary OCR report describes a contested engagement involving Survians and Servians near Vienna. Details are garbled but imply a military encounter with casualties and evasive maneuvers, mentioning Hangars, Valpbes, Salvonia, and Bunap amid unclear positioning and outcomes.
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Tlungariana
Vienna
Salvonia
Bunap
Austrian forces join operation amid tank progress
Fragmented dispatch reports Austro–German units coordinating in a land operation 300 miles east of Praenvil. The message notes mixed success, with percent strength unclear, and mentions commanders Dak and Antonbrg in a contested sector.
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Trleeram Sava
Raesi
Anstelm Arnies
Ionmad Dak
Antonbrg
Administration Board Hall Meeting This Afternoon
Administrating at Universitas today to discuss water situation. Students urged to attend as local officials plan briefing. Funeral today for Steafen Stradfon, with services at 22 Massie Street in Wilwards.
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Diacuss Water
Straffen
Steafen Wits
Gale
Stradfon
Massierhusetts Street
Wilwards
Che Sry
Tates
Ode
Spanish War Tax Plan Raises Funding For War Effort
The article notes a proposed war tax under the Spanish War system, covering gasoline, tobacco, wines and beer, bankers and importers, with a 2 cent per gallon gasoline levy and other levies. President Wilson supported the plan at a conference with Majority Leader Underwood and Senator Simmons, authorizing details to be set under the Spanish War tax.
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Chancerath
Thivanes
Wilson
Witter
Capture Cable Station reported by Vancouver news
Definite news from Vancouver states the Germans captured the Fenning island cable station. It remains unclear if the landing on Monday September 7 was from cruiser numbers or Feipaigenneiet ships.
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Vancouver
B.C
Inis
Fenning Jalind Rable
Reward Offered in Great Bend Triple Murder Case
Governor Hodges announces a $300 reward for the arrest and conviction of the Great Bend triple murder suspect. No clues have emerged, with victims Lée Morgan Mayme McQuillin and Clarence McGuin found at the Morgan farm. Bank in Record Year in Lawrence National Bank statement shows highest condition on Sept. 12 and June 30, with gains in deposits despite summer slump and wartime conditions.
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Great Bend
George H. Hodges
Lée Morgan
Mayme McQuillin
Clarence McGuin
Morgan Farm House
Lawrence ‘National Bank
Utis Bank
German Retreat Deepens Across Right Bank Rhine
A Central News dispatch from Rome quotes Basel messaging that German forces have withdrawn to the right bank of the Rhine and evacuated parts of France Belgium and Luxembourg. The report notes reinforced fronts along the front from Noyon to Verdun with strong defensive positions and lists prisoner counts as undisclosed.
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Cmny
Fursners
Noyon
Vie Sur-Aisne
Soissers
Laren
Rheins
Yhietr Cuns
Villesur-Tour He
Argonny
Denen
Argonne
Spetcher Lye
Noril
Vayentes
Encaly
Vier Mins
Morges
Verdun
Othee
Pti
Sta Bers
Nine Men Named to Aid Extended Commerce With South America
Secretary Redfield appoints a nine member trade committee of the National Foreign Trade Council to plan expanded commerce with Latin America. The panel will confer with South American diplomats and U S business leaders in Washington as wartime conditions influence hemispheric trade efforts.
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South America
Washington
Redfield
Mane
Pap Wien Trade Council
Latin America
Fior
Cisn Trade Council
Dager A. Farrell
Enrollment Steady as 1936 Students Registered
Enrollment continued this afternoon with 1936 students enrolled, most of them registering by two o clock. Registrars noted few students remained unregistered and forecasts indicate classes begin tomorrow at Loveleck with regular sessions starting after that.
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Loveleck
Vlasges
President Wilson Answers Belgian Protest After War
President Wilson replies to Emperor William about German atrocities in Belgium. He says Belgium’s commission protested massacres of peaceful inhabitants, outrages on women and children, and destruction of undefended towns. He promises careful attention and predicts the war’s end soon with consequences to follow.
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Washington
Sept
Wilsonr
Willian
Belgium ‘Commission
Belgium
Wilson
Epperor
What Kansas Experts of You Will Be Addressed By Mrs Atkinson
Mrs Atkinson will speak to Kansas University students on the topic What Kansas Experts of You at the first chapel address of the year. The university will assemble in the Administration building corridors and the Chapel for the talk by Fannie Cooper Atkinson of Ft. Scott. Dr Stauffer lectures and returns from Kansas City where he led the Trinity Lutheran Church anniversary events. Dr AL Bo Shrader, former Lawrence pastor, now leads the Lutheran church in Kansas City Kansas.
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Mrs. Atkinson
Lelapet
Fannie Cooper Atkinson
Ft Sans
Cynan Feilay Marning
Iigarel
Stauffer
Kar City
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Kansas City
Kan
AL Bo Shrader
Lawrence
Elieir
Wireless Station Damaged by Midnight Fire
government officials closed the station after a generator burned out during the night. No evidence of tampering was found. A Clinton church pastor will conduct services at his church this Friday night.
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Tuekertowe
Nod
Sept
Tirees
Germany
Charn
Clinton
Iclinton Elurels
Germans Confident About Front Progress in World War Front
Berlin reports General Matt announces the Wert front remains favorable with no French or British victory on the battle line. He says Germans can look with confidence to the outcome though details of operations are scarce.
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Berlin
Matt
Shi Wert
Noris
Trouble With The Garbage System In City
City officials grapple with inefficient garbage collection as workers miss beats and days, causing neighbor complaints in Gillon and Snyder districts. City Commissioners halted payments after contract breaches and lawsuits ensued. Frank Simpson pleaded guilty to gambling in police court, fined $15.50.
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Francisco
Gillon and Snyder
Triakeel
Frank Simpson
Weather Note Brief For Today And Tonight
A fragmentary weather item notes a warm today with continued mild tonight and into Thursday. The text includes a forecast of higher temperatures and mentions p m hours, but the full details are incomplete.
European Front News Bulletins From Sept. 16
Dispatches report German orders to evacuate France Belgium and Luxembourg. German retreats reinforced in places but offensive holds. Hungarians defeat Slovenians along the Save. West Front conditions favorable to Germany. no decisive Allied victory. Emperor to go to eastern front. Wilson hopes for end to war as atonement day nears. Bryan orders protest over capitulations.
Mrs Rowland Dead After Somber Alabama Death
Mrs Mary Milen Rowland aged 44 died yesterday at home in Alabama. The body will be shipped for burial and services will be held here. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Jal Phillip Zimmerman and Helen Adaline Byers, both of Topeka.
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Rowland
Mary Milen Rowland
Alabama
Avas
Jali Phillip Zimmerman
Helen Adaline Byers, Loth of
Topeks
Washingtons Rept 16 Preparations for US troop withdrawal
Preparations were under way today for the withdrawal of American military troops from Vera Cruz in line with President Wilson's evacuation order. Reports state transports Newport News and Galveston are to move troops and ships to Veracruz, with the battleship fleet to be withdrawn soon after. Coreas at Vern Orne inde Gen Funston directs 72400 soldiers and marines to return to ships and stations. departure expected within two weeks.
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Washingtons
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Newport
Galveston
Protec
Phetot Coreas
Vern Orne Inde
Funston
Muitines
Texas Etfs
Fire damages third floor at 747 Massachusetts street
Fire officials report about 500 dollars in damage to the third story of Dick's building at 747 Massachusetts Street. Smoke filled the third floor as a box near the store room of the First Regimental hand stood by. The quick actions of the new chemical fire engine kept the blaze under control without soaking the rest of the building.
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Massachusetts Street
Ole S
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Golf Links Planned This Week At Country Club
A meeting of the Chub directors discussed developing a new out of town links at the Country Club. Robert Peebles of Topeka will arrive Saturday to map the site at the Boley farm. The building committee reported progress on plans for a model country club, with a goal of 200 members. The committee meets tonight to advance the proposal as sports secretary notes movement toward concrete plans.
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Robert Peebles
Topeka
Boley Farm
Chub
PFAH
Smithmeyer
Lawrence
Spotts
Belifoud
Alose
New Radiography Process Aids Field Surgery Discovery
Vagis Sept 16 radiographic proofs by Charles Villani of Laviboisere Hospital show an extra rapid method for surgical radiography. In seconds, bullets in hand or arm wounds can be localized, with faster times for elbow knee shoulder thigh or thigh wounds using gelatin paper and a test proof.
Reverend A G Mitchell Visits Denison Kansas
Reverend A G Mitchell of the Methodist church visited his cousin Croft in Denison Kansas today. He was among about 200 ministers who joined the Kansas Conference call to raise funds for the Baker achievement. An estimated seventy thousand dollars remain to be raised to complete the Hallin endowment for Wink Institute.
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Denison
Kan
Croft
A. G. Mitcheil
Mitchell
Kansas
Cletabert
Missouri judge cites commission on rail rate powers
The Missouri Public Service Commission faced a dispute over passenger and freight rate increases. A trunk line railroad sought higher rates, with the federal court upholding key elements while the state supreme court restricted some provisions. The case centers on whether the Missouri Service Commission May fix rates within state powers.
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Missouri Public Service
Trunk Line Railroad
Federal Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Missouri To the Service Commission
Ambassador Morganthan to protest in Constantinople
Washington reports Ambassador Morganthan in Constantinople was instructed to protest to the Turkish government against the removal of foreign protection. Britain announced this today as the latest move in responses to disturbances.
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Wegwerre
Bryan
Washington
University Water Supply Shut Off Due to Impure Condition
City authorities order the university water supply cut off from campus buildings. A bottle of altered water is in Fraser Hall, but drinking provisions are not made in other buildings.
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Fraser Hall
Let school buildings go and delay bonds to next year
A local editorial urges against submitting another school bond election while the current board governs. It argues voters will reject bonds, delays won’t affect progress, and a new board next spring should decide. The piece opposes petitions and favors postponing the measures.
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Antil Eleckon
Cven
Waitin
Phis Ign Ligne
Higgins Returns From Trip Abroad After 11 Months
Mr and Mrs Higgins recently returned from Europe where they spent 11 months doing legal research and English procedure studies for the American Judicature Chicago. They visited England Denmark Norway and Germany, endured travel hazards and food shortages, and reported England’s banks closed briefly after the war declaration with universities open and newspapers restricted.
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Mes
FB. Higgins
Europe
Higgins
Furopear
Americin . Judicature Hk of
Chicago
Dani Court
Chicago Society
Siy
Norway
England
Belgium
Germany
Denmark
Matey
Bergen
Newcastle
Jandime
Cambridge
London
Liverpool
Boston
City and County Dispute Over Bridge and Taxes
City officials pressed a claim against the county for unpaid interest on tax sales and bridge upkeep costs. The county asserts benefits to the city from riverbank protection and the Lawrence bridge, including rent and tax discounts, and contemplates withdrawing the claim as county duties are noted. The dispute highlights cross payments, maintenance costs, and timing of tax funds and discounts.
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A L. Selig
Lawrence
Wis
Journal-World
Ain
Massachusetts Street
Suni
Hihe County
Student Union Offers Round-the-Clock Help to All Students
The Student Union advertises open access for all students seeking information and aid. It invites new silent readers to visit, assist with deliveries, and ensure items reach correct destinations at 124 Tennessee.
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Student Union
Eeatdy UK
Tennessee
Selling the Public Good Health
The Bata via New York Board of Health uses newspaper advertising to promote sanitation nationwide. Cities copy this approach to educate the public about disease prevention, spending thousands to avert epidemics. Health officials are invited to respond to the American Newspaper Publishers Association for guidance.
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Batavia, N. Ys
Bureau of NS Advertising
S ® Publishers Association
New York
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