Law rence Kansas post office audit issues and school safety rules
The item notes Lawrence Kansas postal audit mentions, with references to associations and agencies, plus a September 27, 1915 date. It reports a state marshal demanding outward opening doors in school buildings, many doors left unlocked during sessions, and monthly fire drills. It also mentions American consular reports on Latin American subject trade and language.
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Associated Press
Kansas ‘Daily League
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Lawrence
Kansas
Selvor
Fragmented text hints at political reform and local governance shift
The readable fragments discuss Jacksonville and Minis as the fourth effort at reforming the regnissing Jorn and council form. It notes changes in commission governance and a public reaction against a new form, citing delays and untimely transitions as leading factors in reform discussions.
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Jacksonville
Reid
Fragmentary political note on Roosevelt and progressives
A garbled excerpt discusses Roosevelt and the Progressive Party. Mentions defeat of Watt and asserts self evident truths about party stance and Democratic opposition. The text hints at broader economic pressures and European market influence shaping policy debates.
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Aiys
Roosevelt
Watt
Progressive’ Party
Competition With American Eggs
A Boston Advertiser piece on U S economic policy argues that restricting Chinese imports and Hemogratic tariff laws would shape competition with American eggs. The fragment suggests a broader debate on trade, labor, and market protection, reflecting era concerns about tariffs and foreign competition.
Weather, Labor, and Roads Plan Amid Garden Season
Fragmentary editorial voice discusses upcoming Good Roads Day and rural labor tasks. Fears for housewives feeding families amid frost appetite changes. Mentions January or February as likely planning months and outdoor work being more congenial.
Homeless Child Adoptions Sought By Kansas Society
A call to aid homeless children issued through Rev. Albert E. Seibert of Topeka Kansas seeks volunteers and donors. The Kansas Children's Home Society official representative requests information or gifts of money or goods for the 6600 homeless in the state.
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Albert E. Seibert
Garfield Ave
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Children's Home’ Society
Alita repulses German attacks as center gains
Sept 37 1914 reports say Alita repulsed five German attacks on hot wings while the German push grows in the center French reinforcements arrive on the Meuse German bombards Marines Russians halt Gi Inman advance toward Poland Suvalki and Praemys see activity Serbs and Montenegrins reach Romanian frontier Japanese claim victory near Kiaochow German aviators bomb Paris and Warsaw Cholera outbreak noted in Austria.
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Meuse
Gi Inman
Poladat
Suvalki
Praemys
Motenegrins
Roumanian
Kiaochow
Paris
Warsaw
Austria
Children’s Home Society Charitable Work Described
A Topeka based charity notes its incorporation in ASH and the society’s headquarters on St Clay Street. The speaker praises the Children’s Home Society as a least conspicuous yet effective charity, with a matron and assistant in charge and ongoing good work whose full extent is hard to measure.
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Topeka
St? Clay Street
Children’s Home Society Hiss
Shanghai drive-in plant to supply US restaurants and bakeries
The Commerce Department reports Ameri Se t under the Democratic tariff law has completed a Shanghai storage warehouse with evaporating and refrigerating apparatus. Arrangements for supplies, processing, and transport to the United States are set, as U.S. firms enter competition with American producers. Output shipments from China include preserved goods to New York City and Seattle, signaling growth of foreign investment and cheap labor advantages.
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United States
Boston
Ameriset
Shanghai
China
Commerch
Allinge Eid
Alepartmunk of Commerce
New York City
Seattle
Military camps proposed to curb unemployment in wartime era
Maj. Gen. Wooln urges military training camps as part of a plan to reduce unemployment. He argues three levels of training plus reserve forces would save many workers and provide a ready pool of trained manpower, while the industrial world could gain stability and avoid layoffs discussed in broader economic debates.
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Faintest aaa of enter remaining iat them
Fragmentary OCR text references removing individuals from streets and intolerable conditions, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear events, entities, or dates to form a coherent news item.
Evolution of advertising in magazines reshapes product focus
A historical overview notes how advertising saturated magazines with farm tools, bicycles, and medicals, then shifted to apparel, cosmetics, and later automobiles. It highlights the rise of brand campaigns, the decline of certain staples, and the cycle of new products driving public attention and reader interest.
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Blnelsmith
Art Studio Display Promotes College Exhibitions
Display showcases world of f icuous pai Miss Treathi lits. exhibitions attended by students highlight opportunities. A seven foot Nike Winged Victory statue will be plated. new ant ine callections announced. Eva Paul Heaths leads college art department with Miss Heaths as assistant.
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Nike
Heaths Paul
Eva
Fie
Baldwin personals fill Kansas City visits and local events
Local Baldwin items list visits by Mrs IL 14 Brown and Master, Mr and Mrs J Kinzer, J Edward Morris of Muskogee, and others. Mentions trips to Kansas City, Ottawa, Topeka, and Osage City. Notes musical and academic ties, a future concert plan by Benjamin Braver, and Zeta Tan Alpha activity with Alina Severs of Osage City.
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Brown
Kansas City
J. By
Ross Smutay
J . Edward Morris
Muskogee
J. Kinzer
Mr. Morris
J. M. Cavaness
Whistling Engineer
Morris
Mariam Widder
Indis
Kidde
James Michaelson
Oklahoma
D. Michael G. W. Wilgus
Kansas
Glenda
M. Gilbert
C. A. Kalb
WH Gander
Ottawa
Ella Beehman
Indianapoli
Dota Benjamine
Mary Stewart
Lawrence
Miysj
Kath Aller
Topeka
Rubt
Henley
Avile
Sotix
Will Ma
W. Fankins
Lovett Powell
Sarella Harriel
Daceagrer
T. Saturdiy
Baldwin
Jenjamin Braver
Shep
New York
Alina Severs
Osage
Zeta Tan Alpha
Severy
Baker
Coagh Shepherd
Stubbs Plans Large Texas Beef Operations Across Deserts
Governor Stubbs displays vast cattle plans assembling Angus herds from Texas and New Mexico. He owns a 30,000 acre Des Ringeee county ranch and 5,000 acre Sandh area pasture while controlling large land tracts in Texas and New Mexico. He aims to create a major beef ranch network drawing on the Santa Fe system and historic Staked Plains pasture.
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Texas
Eddy
Des Ringeee
Texas Y
Colorado
Stubbs
Texasco
Pexad
New Mexico
Youngest RAF pilot Mapplebeck dies in action over France
Captain Mapplebeck, aged under 20, became the youngest British airman to reconnoiter German lines and drop bombs. He was shot 3,000 feet above the front during a retreat in September. His mother sailed to France to nurse him home, and he later died, receiving the King's honor posthumously.
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Roy Flying Corps
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Mappiebeck
Owas
Mapplebecklsa Livbey
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Flaishi
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Mapplebeck
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