Germans Evacuate East Prussia Amid Front Reinforcement
London reports a Petrograd dispatch claiming German forces are retreating from East Prussia on the Polish frontier to reinforce the line near Thorn and Walvre while Allied pressure on the left and center grows. Dispatches describe intensified fighting with the Russians retaking Selbani and the Allies tightening positions along the frontier amid heavy bombardment and strategic withdrawals.
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London
Heleresi
Lichting
Walvre Siys
Bardeans
Woovie
Finn
Aisn
Hheims
Petrograd
Prussia
Solbon
Submarine Returns After Action in North Sea Cruise
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports the Cowan council Messer was advised by its government that the submarine credited with sinking three British cruisers in the North Sea was returning to a Gerritt port unharmed.
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Tameka
Amsterdam
Jis
London
Brivis Vows Under Urigation Landed Near Lavo Shaw Taw
The war alliance announced Brivis vows under Urigation Gen eral Farhastiston, commander of de Well lina Pardes, landed on Rapteme near Lavo shaw Taw to participate in the wave against the Caernins at i.
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Allie
Brivis
Generil Farhastiston
Lina Pardes
Lavoshaw
Turkish ambassador quits amid silent diplomacy
The Turkish ambassador to Washington plans leave of absence within ten days, signaling possible shifts in U.S.-Turkey ties. President Wilson’s silence on the matter rouses diplomatic anxiety and spurs talk of a looming foreign policy stance.
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Sophie A. Huston
Atti
Jeanne
Wilsott
Jie
Eapressink
Nari
Port Ness
Hitd
Constantinople
Harn
Odihbussy Diellime
Wilson
Washington
United States
State schools committee plans data drive on high school prep
Professor W H Johnson leads a state schools committee meeting to collect explicit data on high school preparations. Members include W U Carruthers of Emporia Normal, W H Andrews of the Agricultural College, D M Bowen of the State Board of Education, Ringte of the State Normal, and Britt J Johnson of the University.
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WU. Carruthers
Emporia Nortal
W. H. Andrews
Bonus Luna
Haskell Opens Football Season Against Kansas City Uni
Haskell opens its football season with a home game on Saturday against Kansas City University at Haskell Field. Coach Kennedy plans to use many players, noting last year’s squad returns with several veterans and new talent, while adjustments are made as key players are unavailable or sidelined.
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Kansas City University
Haskell Field
Maskill Institute
Tame Tell
Kansas City Univer
Powell
Ml Neti Din
Tawell
Tskell
Yastvent
Sae
Ian Mentetend
Lelbends
W. Willink
Tack Dos Timothy
Giaards Dinh
Athi Chole
Stover
Nekles Willis
Relt Sendy
Arters Rielle
Tert Hal Artis Choker
Vig Halty
Anid Powell
Tutt
Hayek
Mitelwell
Degl
Campbell
Buffalo Cahiety
Ype Taelery Fraziee
Jameson
Wilson
Quartery Fontenelle
McCoskdy
Temons
Fullbank
Cglnes
Hall
McGillis
Carlisle
Jeoverttment
Arketetah
Vielit
Trefeng Magis
Drattedat
Rocque
Oeyae
Haskell
Lving
Hs. Ie
Bert Kennedy
Muanry
Missouri Valley
Dr. Kennedy
Notre Dame
Kennedy
Russians Stop German Attacks Across Fronts
Reported Soviet resistance halts German advances in Galicia and the Polish corridor with lines stiffening near Kalitz and Libau. Austrian coal supply and Russian gasoline shipments fuel the defense as British observers note rail and road transport constraints may slow a planned German offensive.
Kansas Weather Update Shows Night Temperature Shift
Rough reading indicates a Kansas weather note with tonight terms and a mention of a shift in the forecast. The fragment references overnight conditions and possible wind or precipitation changes affecting the region.
Russia completes first stage of colossal operation
London reports Russia has completed the initial phase of a vast military operation. Russian movement is described as a huge wedge. Other items note Romania prohibiting gasoline exports, Austria lacking power for operations, and battles near Roye Peronne, with Galicia reports on Jaroslav Kracow. Turkish minister to Wilson, German subs, and British seaport bombardment updates also appear.
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London
Liat Aussit
Udertaker
Serostte
Praemysl
Galicia
Europe
Warsaw
Aie Javk
Gamay
Athich
Jae
Paso
Eve
Nerah Werner
Kaya
Andy
Russia
Roumania
Austria
Robbery Report At Gunner's Hardware Store
Saturday a check was cashed at Gunner's Hardware Store at 111 Massachusetts Street. A woman in the store did not know the amount or purpose of the cashing. The description of the suspect matched a man named Mosely who had forged the check. The case involved a sum of 70.
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Gunner's Hyndwaie
Massachusetts Street
France
Moving Here Mr T Wilson Moves to Lawrence
Mr T Wilson of Enid Oklahoma has moved to Lawrence and will reside with his family. The note mentions his father and prior residence but lacks complete details.
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Mr. T. Wilson
Enid, Okla
Lawrence
Abr
Wilson
Ago
Cash Prize To Best Student In Departmen Economies
Chi Omega Sorority offers a twenty five dollar cash prize for the best class work by a woman student in the department of economies. The decision rests with the department examiners at the school year end. Last year the prize was split between two students under Professors George EH and Vie. Miss Virginia Goff handles the matter for Chi Omega.
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Chi -Orgoga
Oy Iers
George “Eh. Puthe
Vie
Virginia
Goff
German cruiser Emden shells Madras amid modest damage
Report from Calcutta dated Sept 24 describes the German cruiser Emden shelling Madras port with limited destruction. Telegraph offices and some houses damaged. casualties small with three Indians killed. Emden's recent actions and broader Bay of Bengal raids noted.
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Tigi Sind
Calcutta
India
Erniger
Madras
British India
Bombay
Memorial House
Chepak H Palace
Emden
Bay of Bengal
Carranza Declares No Attack on Villa in Safer Standoff
Washington reports General Carranza will not attack Villa and will defend his forces to avoid U S interference. President Wilson seeks a settlement between Carranza and Villa with a provisional government to satisfy United States aims, while tensions from Vera Cruz arms embargo and arms stay linger.
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Washington, D.C
Carratt
United Sule
Hoeral Villa
Ph Firkt Ehteten
United States
Washington
Wilson
Carranza
Villa
Ohio
Peovis
Wshingdon
D.C
Carrainn
Vera Cruze
Armies Stand Firm In Paris War Report
Paris dispatches describe ongoing battles along the Aisne Oise and Sanine rivers with French forces holding positions near Reims Argonne and Nancy as Russian units press toward Przemysl and Krocow. The report notes renewed enemy attacks and intermittent counterattacks with cautious progress on both sides.
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Paris
Raye
Oise
Aisne
Berrys An-Bae
Bntre
Venter
Rheims
Argonne
Ros
Nancy
Vosgus
Bohes
Daroslady
Krocow
Investigate road laws trip by Kansas engineering expert
Prof. HA Rice of the University of Kansas School of Engineering will depart early tomorrow as a representative of three state associations to study road legislation in Wisconsin and Iowa and its applicability to Kansas. The trip, organized by the Kansas Engineering Society Good Roads Association and Automobile Association, includes Springfield Madison and Des Moines. Rice will observe measures, failures, and successes to craft a Kansas plan grounded in local conditions.
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HA. Rice
University of Kansas School of Engineering
Itis Lnens
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Tlé
Kansas_ Fngineering Society
Good Roads Association
And
Automobile Association
Springfield
Madison
Des Moines
Rice
Tevon
Weatherford Man to Speak on Municipal Ice Plants at League
H J Cooper of Weatherford Oklahoma founder of the first municipal ice plant in the United States will address the League of Municipalities in to discuss whether Kansas towns should establish municipal ice plants. Cooper, a city utilities commissioner, will outline Weatherford’s city owned water light and power system as a model at the October convention.
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H. J. Cooper
League of Municipalities
Kansas
League of Kansas Muntipalities
Ugh J. Cooper
Weatherford
Low
United States
Public Utiliti Sal
Cooper
Oklahoma “Municipalitye
Axe Kirks
Waigne
Ileelares
Noted speaker Mrs Shaw to address Sunday lecture night
Public notice announces evangelist Mrs. Shaw will speak Sunday at the First Methodist Church on the dangers of white slavery and the need for civic action. The event, presented by the International Anti White-Slave Association, aims to inform men and women with factual, urgent arguments and calls for responsive citizenship.
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Sir Shaw
Mysg Shaw
Shaw
Convine
Ling
Gaenist Speifeer
Winlins
Érkit
Herselt
Emin
C. Crawley
Baentive
Comamitte Mh
Wes Cote
Colorado Springs
Torti
del Norte
Sin
Civic 143
Emiry
Eniever
Newuah
Wireless Station Closes at Noon Over Compliance Issues
A Mareni wireless station at wonset Massachusetts will close today at noon due to the company’s failure to comply with naval censorship regulations. The action reflects ongoing enforcement of maritime communications rules.
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Mareni
Wonset
Mass
State Aid 10 Establishes Schools and Merchants urged
President Hackney of the Board of Regents advocates state aid and appropriations to establish a school of commerce and expand instruction in rural counties. He outlines routes to fund training, window display programs, and retailer services to boost commerce across the state.
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Hackey
Board
Tonelli
Sylieh
Thas Raeverdith
Mic Windows
Ists
Dros
Hackney
New Officers Announced for Local Education Association
Mr. Waring becomes active head of the association here and will move headquarters to the association building. He transfers from Denver to Lawrence with a Missouri Street residence. Armstrong arrives to coordinate the bookkeeping system and unify office procedures with the opponent alliance.
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Waring
Usation
Association
Denver
Lawrence
SOS
Missouri Street
Las
Marriage License Granted to Arthur Lewis and Delors Munford
A marriage license was issued this morning to Arthur Lewis of Lakre View and Delors Munford of Liw FEN, confirming their union in a formal civil act.
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Arthur Lewis
Lakreview
Delors Munford
Liw- Fen
Death of John Pardee at Simmons Hospital
John Pardee died this afternoon at Simmons Hospital after a brief illness. He had been under care at the hospital about one week. Age and full details were not fully legible in the notice.
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John Pardee
Doh Pardee
Simmons Hospital
Tle
Trospitet
University bans smoking and raises discipline on campus
The Student Council approved a smoking ban on campus including steps and approaches to university buildings and all smoking indoors. Penalties start with a public reprimand for first offense and three day suspension for second. They also voted to drop the biennial exposition, bond pantheaters, and change cheerleader elections with ballots collected at Friday chapel.
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Kansan
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Eielt
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