Roosevelt Speaks at Wichita Rally In Progressive Push
Theodore Roosevelt drew large crowds in Wichita and Kansas City as he toured for the Progressive ticket. He critiqued capital versus labor, cited the Colorado strike and New Haven railroad scandal, urged federal and state reforms, and urged education of public opinion to support policy changes. He referenced Murdock and party supporters and outlined goals for labor rights and corporate regulation.
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Wichita
Kan
Theodore Knaseveht
Kansas
Jorelivk
Kans
Theodore Roosevilt
Hare
Dooley
Evod Amin
Cnileressien
Dieasires
Askertad
Murdock Trust
Federal Employment Bureau
Politien
Hte Jretonie Ul
Dione
Colier Velt
Colorado
Columule Peel and Tron
Williams the Young Old Man Aids Churches Aboard
Dr C A Williams, aged at least twenty five, recently returned from a summer of work traveling thousands of miles to support churches. He attended the Minnesota Baptist Summer Assembly at Lake Minnetonka in July and heard Dr Frances, famed for his Lawrence meetings. Williams also visited Boston and New England points, ready to advance the good work.
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Frances
Lawrence
Baptist Church
Williams
Boston
New England
Battle for Europe Rages as Allies Seek Communications Cut
London dispatch brazenly narrates ongoing World War I actions. British admiralty reports AE-1 loss of an Australian submarine while front lines near Aisne Marne and Przemysl endure brutal fighting. Allied leaders warn of a long winter campaign as German supplies thin and Belgian operations attempt disruption.
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London
Aisne
Marne
Berlin
Ivrman
Gira
A. Preneh
Germini
Belgium
France
Petrograd
Ren‘nenkamps
Tovenent
Vienna
Trom Drohobycz
Jrembery
Cracot
Praenysl
Przemysl
Ruzsky
Galicia
Aus
Cracow
Pola
Adriatic
Ministry of War
German Offensives Press On Front Line Struggles
Berlin reports Thirteenth and Fourteenth Army Corps push the attack south of Noyon and claim Beaumont stormed with 2,500 prisoners. Front lines show heavy fighting along the entire front as German forces receive reinforcements from Lorraine and press in Suwaki and the Vosges.
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Berlin
Sayville
Long Island
GeFurin
Fourth Army
Noyan
Beaumont
Dalle
Alpine Riflemien
Vosges
Braisach
Suwabki
Russia
der Belle Save
Golf course planned for County Club by Topeka pro
Bob Peebles, a Topeka professional who learned golf at St Andrews Seathind, sketches a golf course layout for the County Club in Lawrence. The turf is excellent and play is expected within two to three weeks with fall golf anticipated. The Old Dread Galtclub executive committee bars further funds on the course on campus due to heavy rains and high costs to ready the land. A members meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m in Merchants' association rooms to wind up the club’s affairs and dissolve it.
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Bob Peebles
Topeka
St. Andrew's
Seathind
Gulf’ Land
Lawrence
Dread Galtlub
Merchants’ Association
Rand
Kansas Weather Report Amid Sparse Fragments
Fragmentary weather note for Kansas mentions brief terms like Sunday and temperature hints. Contains unreadable garble and lacks clear entities or concrete data to confirm a full report.
World War Bulletin Dated Sept 19 Reports Frontline Strains
London reports exhausted combat on both sides as allies seek to cut German supply lines. Paris notes German entrenchments along the Aisne with Allied left wing advances slight. Berlin announces 13th Army attack and 2500 prisoners captured at Beaumont amid ongoing drives. Antwerp says Germans evacuated Belgian towns as the conflict rages and classes resume at universities after enrollment disruptions.
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Paris
Aisne
Berlin
Beaumont
Evacuate Belgian Towns Reported Free From Invaders
The first time towns near Antwerp have been evacuated free from invaders since the removal of the capital. Reports say Dendermonde and Londerzele have been cleared. Streets in Antwerp were illuminated at dusk as the event was celebrated with heightened alert.
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Antwerp
Dendonmandy
Aml
Londerzeel
eGruns
Aanwerp
Ampwerp
Si Welouk
Washington Debates River Harbor Bill in Senate
Senate discussions over the river and harbor bill reveal a split between Republicans seeking the program’s continuance and President Wilson urging abandonment in favor of new resolutions. The administration argues tax measures must cover revenue shortfalls while current salaries reductions and economic cuts are planned.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wilson
Northern England and Scotland trip during wartime
Mr. George Innes and his two daughters returned from Scotland and England reporting an enjoyable journey despite wartime conditions. They traveled by ship to Liverpool, toured North Wales, Keswick, Glasgow, and Edinburg, noting calm towns, scenic lakes and mountains, and large troop presence at coastal towns.
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George Innes
H. B. Bullede
Craig
Scotland
MD Y Henlay
Bines
Itines
Liverpool
North
Wales
Knglish Lake
Lucuntin
Dines
England
Keswick
Glasgow
Septland
Edir Toureh
Germany
France
Hussia
Meryhows
Tesissuney
Edinburg
Eeilvon
York
Territorial Army
Laney
Students Play Tennis At University Courts
The university courts drew many students early this morning as they queued to watch the tennis activity. The athletic department had planned to enlarge the courts, but the summer project did not proceed, delaying the broader expansion for a later time.
Watermelon Feed Boosts Local High School Football Prep
Thirty two squad members attended a watermelon feed at the city YMCA with Coach Young and Dr. Bert Kennedy as speakers. Kennedy spoke on football elements for an hour while Captain Laslett reported excellent season prospects. The team travels to Haskell for scrimmage next week with first practice Saturday and a two week delay until the season opener at Lexington, Missouri against Wentworth Military Academy.
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M. C
Coach Young
Bert Kennedy
Haskell
Kennedy
Inter
Laslett
Lexington
Wentworth’ Militar Academy
Treatment of oats for smut boosts yield in Gage county
Farm demonstrator C A Liebers reports 20 acre plots show treated oats yielding 48.50 bushels per acre vs 43.08 for untreated, an extra 12.50 bushels per acre and $2160 gain per 20 acres. Cost of treating and labor modest. department data less striking but similar trends observed.
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Gage County
C. A. Liebers
Department of Agricultural Botany
Theiversity Farm
Expenditure Debate on Lawrence City Levy and Budget
Commissioner Holyfield outlines the city and school levy for the coming year, detailing uses of funds including interest on bonds, police, fire, street, water, lights, cemeteries, and salaries. He compares historic levies, notes a projected total of 247 200, and explains how the levy supports city services and a new fire apparatus. Keith drove to Topeka to inspect fair races.
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Holyfield
Marhir
Lawrence
Hej
Coun- Sis
Bash
Sim
Willy Tha Tevy
Nity Treasury
Pau
Pensuy
Jeff Obodt
Supparatus
Rity
Saa
Fritek
Maple Grove Cemetery
South Parks
Louycou
W.W. Holyfield
Progressives Hold County Meeting Highlighting Candidates
The Progressives convened in the hall near Holloway's grocery for speeches and candidate introductions. Avery Olney presided with James LaRue, Charles Kelsall, and Mrs. Isa Wellman presenting, while Dr RB Stauffer urged in favor of Progressive principles and ministerial engagement with voters.
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Holloway
Avery Olney
Vounty
Vomnmillée
James LaRue
Charles Kelsall
Isa
Wellman
Register of Deeds
RB. Stauffer
Cane iHadrie
Lew!s
Mit
Fle
Republican Party
Pmn
Pat Ibute
Victor Marnock
Henry Allen
Tie
Topeka
le Brady
Nute
Hinshaw speaks on Good Rounds at Merchants rooms
Lawrence Ci reporter notes J Hinshaw lectured on Good Rounds at the Merchants rooms Wednesday evening then traveled to Topeka where he attended the state fair and raised donations totaling around 400 dollars with gifts ranging from 40 to 100 dollars Each donor supported better Guad Roads legislation as secretary director of the Good Rounds federation Walter Stuart arrives from Valdez Alaska to visit his parents and resumes as assistant superintendent of the Alaska Water Light and Telephone company in Valdez Fort Worth visitor Will Hull spends weekend in town
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J. Hinshaw
Merchants
Topeka
Lawrence
Popeka
Hinshaw
Good Rounds Federation
Guad Roads
Walter Stuart
Valdez
Alaska
Alabama Street
Bell Pelephone Company
Alaska Water, Light and Telephone Company
Valdex
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Euiporia
Jere
Country Club
Old Dread Club
Journal-World Bulletins
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Tuakay
Tle University
Elon
Twenhotel
W. Twenhofel
Felowrai
Pwenhotel
New York
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Ube War
Mr. Innes
Wight
Young
J.B. Russell
Fansas City
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Ry Keith
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