State Gas Receivers Take Over Kansas Natural Gas Co
Federal and state authorities clash over control of Kansas Natural Gas as receivers are appointed to oversee assets. The dispute centers on 1912 appointments and aims to stabilize supply, with claims of monopoly and warrants for public utilities oversight. Regulators, lawyers, and judges from Topeka to Washington weigh the asset seizure and future gas pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Nore
Amenory
John, Wadlock
Federal Court
Puiinelly
Kansas City
Tinanema
Oklahoma
Eno Hotes
Weenten
Smidolin Atwood
Abforney
Shite Reelivers
Moan Dintedy Latler Shyla Peliek
Airenit
Kanisay
Tas
Dawsone
Kansas
Ralestram
Eiinissian
Tai
Estite
Ederal
Kidney remedy ad claims for women readers
An old news fragment promotes a kidney and bladder remedy, targeting women readers. It cites health benefits, nervousness, and fatigue, urging readers to obtain a free sample through agents and to consult the advertised company.
The Scales of Justice Daniel Ferdman Prodaelinn Release
The Scales of Justice Daniel Ferdman reports a five year sentence and release to an Israeli facility at Tieore. The document notes a second voltage and a 250 Voxes unit sold at McCallyel Vug Shore with 73 New Bangi Bese Bind Comprexs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Scales of Justice
Daniel Ferdman
Prodaelinn
Liv al- Iraeliog
Oa Neo
Jen Dowrler
Trsgrtunt
Suistvine
McCallyel Vug Shore
Servians Occupy Sarajevo Amid Austrian Retreat
A Rome dispatch reports Servian forces have occupied Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, after Austrians deserted the city. The teleprinter dispatch notes chaos in the hospital and city as troops move into the area amid retreat and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saragievo
Tandon
Rome
Stariaiks
Servian
Montegrin
Bosnia
Ports and Docks Handle Great Expe dition Movements
Southampton reports the earliest troop transfers for the continent, with 150000 to 260000 men moved in two weeks. Docks with 1.5 miles of water frontage and adjacent rail lines enabled rapid unloading, sometimes three minutes per train car, twenty trains per hour. Hospitals and ambulances were staffed, with converted cars serving as field hospitals and Sleeping cars adapted for wounded care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southamptonh
Southampton
War Office
America
Mars
Rhine Blockade Shrinks Dutch Shipping to German Waters
London dispatch reports Germany has barred Dutch ships from traversing the Rhine. Previously Dutch steamers could reach German territory up the river. British military experts call the move a natural escalation as German forces fortify Rhine defenses for potential decisive action, citing intensified preparations along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Rhine
Put-on Play Thrills Baldwi t Lions Club Night Audience
In Baldwi t, the Lions who live there presented their annual fall play Sixes and Sevens in the literity hall. The event drew a packed crowd and featured Miss Opal and Miss Keohane among the performers, with lively scenes and strong audience reaction.
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Snevess
Opal
Keohane
Mothel Hendric
Halie Géhigol
Community club to aid endowment campaign in Baldwin
A Baldwin community drive focuses on an endowment fund with a goal of around ten thousand dollars for Baldwin and nearby areas. Local chapter members and Kansas conference leaders plan a celebratory event on October 7 with invitations issued to about 250 laymen. As of now the total raised nears fifty nine thousand, with final figures pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paldwin
Baldwin
Taneher
Be. Markham
Kirgesti
Kansas
Local notices amid scattered town visits and events
Social page items report Baldwin personals ventures and county matters, with residents visiting Odessa Ottawa Kansas City and Lawrence. Several names appear with tasks and trips including attendance at fairs, business travels, and family moves to Cleveland and Ottawa.
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Baldwin
Montgomery
Tow
Hausen
Baye Waa
Thorn
Lahwenirent Biel
Horne
Odessa
Sle
Pronk Sark
Ottawa
Koss Huey
Wiley
Kansas City
Mary Stevens
Thakur Pyee
Hey Eyes
Parsons
Kapp
Sigma
Karl Crawforl
Lauwrente
Tuesdy
WLC
Oleman
Cleveland
Oie
Alattan
Oidawa
I ' We
BUILDING MORE ZEPPELINS IN GERMAN WAR EFFORT
A fragmentary notice describes Germany’s ongoing Zeppelin construction using aluminum shells and suspended bombs or torpedoes for discharges. The text references on site work and wartime operations, plus a local shop advertising school books and supplies at 17 Lenn Street and a Mrs. ALJ Prev notice.
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Lenn. St
Alj
Gard of Thanks to Friends and Sisters Aid
Gratitude is expressed to friends and sisters for support and kind sentiments received by Mrs. Ale Cox and family. The note acknowledges assistance and warm thoughts during a difficult time.
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Ale Cox
Four Reasons for Success of German Forces in War
A German aviator asserts four keys to success: operable heavy artillery, marching field kitchens, resilient soldiers, and efficient scouting and aviation services. The piece praises German heavy siege mortars for destroying Liege Namur and other forts, noting their decisive impact in major battles.
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Berlin
France
Panying
Soi
Brinkh
Offre
Liege
Namur
Ananvilliers
British ships Lost 1133 Horne and the Cressy
A report recounts British vessels Horne and Cressy lost with about 2,200 total crew. Survivors numbered 655 on British ships Maiden Holland 305 Lowestoft BB. Trawlers say three cruisers sank and rescued 350. Captain notes first cruiser sunk in three minutes, second in eight, third quickly. Additional details cite torpedo attack near North Sea, Aboukir, and Sitsun raid. Berlin hopes for safety of rescued.
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Horne
Cressy
Maiden
Holland
Lowestoft
Snok
Fist
Amsterdam
Ainsh
Sestra Lane
Aboukir
Fragments on County Roads and Stone Culverts
Editor of Lawrence Journal-World laments county road conditions and urges replacement of plank culverts with stone or concrete structures. He argues improved culverts would last longer, reduce vehicle damage, and justify road funds, urging durable crossings over mud and ruts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-Worll
Cconomius
D. Obryon
Gold ships to stay abroad in World War I move
The War Department announced that Tennessee and North Carolina will remain overseas with the American expedition forces. The North Carolina, which has delivered its naval yacht Scorpion outside the Dardanelles, will linger nearby. Turkey and Smyrna are mentioned as possible ports, with no final decision on where the ships will anchor.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Washington
War ‘Department
Igolil
Dardanelles
Turkey
Agia 'Minor
Smyrna
Longtime county clerk candidate praised for steady service
The text lauds Mel Broeker for running the county clerk's office efficiently with a capable assistant, minimal outside criticism, and focus on best interests over politics. It notes his careful record keeping, cost savings, even handling disputes to ensure decent service at reasonable prices. Broeker seeks re-election.
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Balow
Mel Broeker
Sny
Lanka
Broeker
Brocken
Hays
Bdoeker
Market Cattle and Hogs Steady Amid Mixed Trends
The market opened steady with cattle and hogs showing little unusual movement. Beef steers from Colorado and the Panhandle varied around 7.00 to 7.75, while cows and bulls traded lower. Sheep and lambs softened after a brief late-week surge, with 80,000 head on hand and prices around 7.60 for lambs and 5.15 for sheep. A. Rickart, Market Governor, notes a generally steady but cautious tone as buyers seek sufficient outlets for pork and lard amid tighter supplies.
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Iansas
Epl
Lyon
Rome
Olahoma
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Hce
Coloyado
Eads
A. Rickart
Marke
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Helped Mrs Hurley in Eldon Missouri
Mrs Hurley of Eldon Missouri reports relief from displacement and nervous prostration after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes severe monthly pains and weakness before benefiting from the herbal remedy, which she credits with restoring strength and well being. The ad promotes the medicine as a proven aid for women's health issues and urges trial.
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Eldon
Jong
Lydia E. Pinkham
8. T. ‘Hurley
Eidos
Missouri
Lydie E. Pinkham
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Erent
Winalenesun
Hampton
Han
Community Club
Copbihagen
Impromt
Alumnium Vouls
Ronvietion L
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Pontiac
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Tlare Ae" Kodak
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