Germans Start Drive to Reach Bulgaria
Reports from Austrian headquarters and dispatches from Belgrade indicate Germany has begun a new offensive to cross the Danube and seize a bridgehead south of Belgrade. Artillery bombards Serbian positions along a 100 mile front as Yugoslav and Austro forces push toward a crossing. A Zeppelin crew member reportedly fell from a craft during a raid, and two spies were convicted in separate trials for planning to undermine fleet operations. Russian ships have sunk a German submarine in the Black Sea.
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Berlin
Batkian
Dre
Moyav
Corhey
Serbia
Ulartaun
Uny
Rons
Dinube
Belenade Aml Semehiria-hoih
Ambassador Nomination in Austria Signals Shift
A dispatch from Budapest dated September 24 reports Austria will appoint Dumba’s successor without awaiting Dr Constante’s arrival. The United States role remains unclear as the government considers timing for the new ambassador. The notice notes Kaposvar and Vienna as possible reference points for the diplomatic move.
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Austria
Dumba
Budapest
Hungary
Constante
United States
Ouer
Neue! Justierk
Luis Vigan
May Release 200 Federal Prisoners Before Parole Board
May release 200 federal prisoners after serving one third of their sentences with good behavior. The parole board hearing in Troy will be presided over by the superintendent of prisons. Attorney general will provide the procedural framework.
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Parole Board
Laverworth
Van
Troy
Eatin
United States
Wells Drillers Sue Gantiell Brothers Over Unpaid Balances
Well drillers Charles Canteei and associates sue in district court for recovery of balances alleged due from Gantiell Brothers. They allege June 6482 owed by debtor Ga KB Brows at West Lawrence, with oil operator De Lo Eddy, a farmer near four and a half miles northwest of Lawrence, named as defendant.
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Gantiell
jAllege
Charles Canteei
Deiliers
Distriet
KB. i
West Lawrence
Alwrence
Chocolate Manufacturer Dead in Mysterious Incident
A chocolate maker died under unclear circumstances in what investigators are treating as a possible accident or foul play at the factory. Local authorities and emergency crews responded, with initial reports noting a safety incident and subsequent autopsy pending.
Lecturers Unpaid After University Spring Addresses
Dr So J Crumbine asked Chancellor Strong to review non payment of expenses for speakers at the Metatl Officers event held at the University last spring. Several physicians and health officers gave addresses and now claim they have not been paid. Crumbine criticizes delays and offers apologies to the speakers, noting the excuse about entitlements from confining funds is insufficient.
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So J. Crumbine
Strong
Tito
Be Ing
Héall
National Repu
Ition
Cranbine
Dre “Munbine
Tdlis
Mmornanyy
Minnicic-Moadie
Cotvellor
State Licenses for Physicians At 4 02 State Licenses For Physicians At 4
State medical boards and university officials clash over compulsory licensing and hospital fees. HB Hoch of the state board says the board will consider contested fees while physicians and students debate who may legally practice. The dispute touches university medical schools and the administration’s new licensing rule.
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EB. W. Hoch
Iain Oir
Ho AL Urkes
Lebanon
University Medical School
Hy. Dykes
Oley
Tardol
Liwreder
Journal-World
EL W. Jlach
Bardula
Imadve
Me Teich
Buyers Urged To Trade Before Noon Thursday
Frayed OCR mentions merchants urged to close shops and complete trading by Thursday noon as the city aims to wrap up business that afternoon. It stresses timely action and adherence to the schedule for remaining hours of the day.
Miss Rolfston Hospitalized After Illness
Miss Ang Ball'stens, living four miles from the city, was brought to CG W. Jones Mosvitat yesterday. She has long suffered but is now improving. doctors express cautious optimism for her recovery. Fair tickets for the Journal-World Office sale available at the World’s office.
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Rolfston
Ang Ball'stens
W. Jones
Journal-World Office
Seakoys
Ministers Organize County Alliance in Lawrence
Yesterday's Lawrence Ministerial Alliance session led to forming a County Ministerial Alliance in Douglas County. Officers chosen include Rev. N. B. Elderkin president, Rev. V. A. Nickel secretary-treasurer, and Rev. F. W. Ainslie chairman of the church-extension committee. meeting set for January 17 at YMCA parlors with rural pastors in attendance.
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Lawrence
A ‘Douglas
Elderkin
Kane
A. Nickel
Clinton
F. W. Ainslie
Lotto
Sahore
Douglas County
Janes
Manas
Chane
Celle
Spoige
Brent Arraigned On Bad Check Charges In Eldorado
Brent, arrested Saturday in Eldorado, faces a preliminary hearing tomorrow on bad check charges. Reports say he was taken to county jail after a clerk and deputy identified him during the incident. The Eldorado Republic notes the sheriff may revoke his bail if he is brought back for future charges. Audit records show prior trouble with lawmen but this is the latest case.
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Fuulbere Brent
Lawrenes
Clark
Ini Hayes
Mertelon
Elion Moore
Eldorado Republicin
College Faculty Meet Opens First Session of Year
College faculty members held the opening session of the school year this afternoon. Discussions focused on proposed votes and forthcoming selections, with several items slated for guardian review and action.
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Univer
Kansas Weather Report Snapshot
A brief Kansas weather update notes yesterday was cloudy with likely continued cloudy skies today and possible warm conditions. The report indicates yesterday’s conditions and predicts chances of rain or storms into Wednesday, with unsettled weather persisting.
Bryan quits Washington residence listed for rent
A newspaper note reports that William Jennings Bryan is ending his residence in Washington. The article mentions the Bainbridge Place address at 13th and Northwest and notes rent cited at $4,000 a year. It claims a lease may have allowed subletting despite prior contract restrictions.
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Huikat
J. Bryan
Caitunet Place
W. A. Beyapf
Washington
Bayat
Medic School Crowded as Freshman Class Grows
Dean S J Crumrine reports the medical school in Laurattene is crowded with the biggest freshman class in history. He notes new students and expansions in classrooms and equipment, citing plans to enlarge facilities to accommodate the growth and improve early-year opportunities.
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S.J. Crumbine
Dr. Criabine
Hig School
Rosedale
Kansas
Lotte
Laarrenutee
University women plan dateless football season support
University women students back a dateless plan to fill seating sections and support football games without dates. The idea faces fear of restrictions on freshmen, with support from adviser Eustace Brown and expectation that Student Government and university leaders may act at the first meeting of the year.
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Women’s Student Government Association
Uy Turhin
Bom
Ibe
Treachers
Ereshaeabel
Alex
Yi Wien
K. Uy
Eustace Brown
Bonetii
Tnisue Gil
Eheerleniar
Uni
Lawrence Invites State Retailers for Wellington Visit
Lawrence invites state retailers and merchants for Wellington week events next February. The meeting aims to modify plans for hitching ice along New Mae street and to discuss funding for a commencement dinner and Indian reception, with the University as a focus and auditors debating state payments.
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Messre
Lawrence
Wietfinn Isas
Wellington
Asin
New Mae Street
Sala Fe
Davis
Anton Fi
Cuiaia
Nesvmark
Reids
Football Rally Program Promotes School Sports Night
A chaotic OCR reading outlines a football rally program to be held at the M A Building tonight. It mentions guest speakers Dr Naisuith McCallan and Prof Vaughey along with a new teacher appointment and athletics updates for high school football.
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Naisuith
Kors
Athietice
McCallan
Vaughey
Lisipe
Nemedys
Amun
Dee
Indian Secretary Tete Parker 6 of Albany Arrives Delayed
Officials expected Indian Secretary Tete Parker to attend the annual conference at Fraser Hill from September 33 to October but he did not arrive. He was anticipated to be in Lawrences one time this week according to local officials.
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Tete Parker
Albany
University
Arriye
Fraser
Need for More Library Space Says City Engineer Plans Pending
City Engineer Dunle reports repairs and improvements to the library building face urgent needs. The basement wall will be repaired and waterproofed after external excavation. Until work is done a basement room will serve as a book stack or juvenile department, with plans and estimates to follow.
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Dunle
Jie
Juvent
Eneer
Horse Show Opens at Woodland Tonight
Woodland fair opens with peak opening day enthusiasm as exhibitors display top horses. Officials welcome crowds, with judges' contests, races discussions, and an extensive horse show program featuring walk and trot displays, trained horse exhibitions, ladies driving, and five saddle classes. Kansas City riders travel to join the Lawrence material and ensure strong attendance as fair weather boosts turnout.
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Douglas County
Hiei
Ho. Davies
Nansis City
Kansas City
Thiaar
Woodland Park
S. A i
Fire Damages Barn After Children Play With Matches
Fire damaged a barn on Chas. Thadiam's property at 743 Rhode Island Wahdamagajl yesterday afternoon. Firemen replied and extinguished the blaze before dusk. Damage estimated about 50. The cause attributed to a small child playing with matches in the loft.
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Chas
Thadiam
Rhode Island Shool
Wahdamagajl
City Commission weighs bids and mausoleum inquiry
City officials consider advertising bids for a new white way and bridges while debating costs for traffic posts on Bridge Street and North Laurene. The commission also weighs a proposed mausoleum trust and who should bear maintenance and liability, as the attorney advises and a public hearing looms.
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Ispetifica
Linus
New White Way
Ity
Oma
BE. H. Dunniire
de Cleland
Sauy
Cleland
Cesar
Itorney
Harley
Coma ‘Sion Cnt
Ney
Apu
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Lawrence Alliance
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