Fear of Civil War Plan Surfaces in Rome Crisis
Rome reports a rising fear of civil war as factions clash amid labor strikes and a mobilized populace. Tittoni urged cabinet resignation to unify parties, while a national coalition was debated but later dropped. About 1,000,000 workers on strike highlight government strain and social unrest.
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Rome
Mre
Las Beineau
Tittoni
Partie
Nitti
Sicnor Nitti
Farmati Et Amd
Smedy
Mat Bannen
Local youths arraigned on charges of disturbing the peace
Treynetds Charence Honk Willian Thighes Ueph Durland and LieBev Henry appeared before Judge C. Stewart in city court after Sunday night arrests. The judge explained the offense could verge on burglary as the disturbance of the peace charge stood. Wesley Henry testified, claiming confusion over the incident in Teeoupen. LeRoy and others were called as preliminary witnesses. the case was held over with officers reporting further detention until October.
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Charence Honk
Willian Thighes
Ueph Durland
LieBev Henry
C. Stewart
Stewset
Yoopessee
Wesley Henry
Abu
Teeoupen
LeRoy al So
Sorvade
Bentty
Enlistment Roster Reveals Infantry Units Strength
The document lists men from the LA area enrolled in the army includes infantry artillery engineers corps and sig units with counts shown for each unit. Names appear in order with ranks and regiment affiliations for final tally and deployment readiness.
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T. C
Sig Corps
Weather record notes yesterday and today highs and lows
A brief weather entry records the previous day's maximum and minimum temperatures and today's morning and afternoon readings. The data include yesterday's high and low alongside today’s 7 am and 2 pm figures, with the noted values indicating a sharp swing between readings.
Drilled for Whiskey Youths Admit Stealing From Freight Car
On trial before Judge John C. Pollock in federal court in Wichita two youths described how they emptied a barrel of whiskey from an in transit locked freight car without breaking in. They claimed to have removed the liquor through the bottom into the barrel and denied plans to sell the whiskey. Both had served in the army and were jailed in the marshal's office after sentencing.
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Wichita
John C. Pollock
R Ewourt
Bers
Pollock
Wilson Stands Firm on Fiume Internationalization
Rome reports that President Wilson remains firm on making Fiume internationalized while avoiding a plebiscite in the Haller state. He would accept certifying the eastern Istrian frontier to favor Italy, though no plebiscite at the end of fifteen visas is demanded initially.
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Fiume
Rome
Wilson
Ineal
Miume
Haller
Istria
Italy
Spiritualism used in murder hunt for Cooper case
Nashville on September 27 reports spiritualism employed to locate a killer in the murder of attorney Robin J. Cooper. Detective Gabriel Hansen testifies a spiritual demonstration saw Met calf kill Cooper. Evidence includes a crimson pillow slip with pink C, a bloodstained suit, papers, a Chicago letter warning that letters are being opened, and Cooper’s body found with skull crushed in a creek.
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Nashville
Fry
Robin
J. Cooper
Gabriel Hansen
Dennis Moreau
Cooper
Nora Les
Negro Cook
Hensen
Metcalf
Chicago
Will Repair Bleachers at McCook by Engineers
McCook field bleachers will be repaired by students from the School of Engineering under the direction of the engineering faculty and Dr. Ehog Allen, athletics director. An engineering day was set to complete the work, saving about a thousand dollars for the athletic association. Only the south bleachers will be used during repairs, the north ones closed until completion.
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McCook
McCook Field
Ehog’’ Allen
Allen
Athletic Association
Chicago firm uses forty thousand miles of private wire
A Chicago firm operates about 40 000 miles of private wires daily linking the Board of Trade with Atlantic Canadian Gulf coast and nearer cities. Roughly 100 firms run private lines averaging 300 miles each, with United States Steel cited as largest non-railroad system.
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Chivara
Chicago Board of Trade
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago
Board of Trade
Revarl
Ytems
United States Steel Corporation
Unif ied Brethren conference attracts attendees in Topeka
Miss Pearl Testerman attended the Unified Brethren annual conference in Topeka this morning. Miss Marjorie Fulton traveled to her Topeka home for the weekend.
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Miss Pearl Testerman
Topeka
Unified Brethren
Ragga
Marjorie Fulton
Strike Weekends in Deadlock Sets Up Monday Test
Word is heavy strike action remains in deadlock over weekend talks. Analysts expect a crucial test as unions and management brace for a potential Monday decision or escalation.
Bethlehem Steel General Strike Begins Monday
Ohio workers at a Youngstown meeting voted to return to work when time is right while Bethlehem Steel workers abroad plan a general strike to start Monday. Mass meetings, recruiting efforts, and guarded talks continue as Pittsburgh district unions brace for a test of strength.
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Ohio
Jois Wi
Bethlehem Steel Workers
Associated Pros
Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Union of Wanimes
Youngstown
Gary
Indiana
Mazer
Landis
Bethlehem
Tittsburg
Ma Tinal
Iron Aml Steel
Kem Steel Company
British Railways Hit By Nationwide Strike Action
London reports show members of the National Union of Railwaymen walked out in solidarity, halting services nationwide. Local branches supported the action as rail and freight operations faced stoppages and disruptions, with officials describing the strike as a wage and conditions dispute.
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London
National Union of Railway Men
Subway Trivd
Sebliens
Ong m
Brieta
Promer Tita Ty
George
Iso
Agricultural Supply Delays Plague Midwest Manufacturers
Farmers and merchants report continuing delays in shipments and unfilled orders across industries. Cement firms, aniline manufacturers, and hay producers cite large backlogs with many crates stored awaiting transport to South Dakota, Montana, and other drought-affected regions.
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Sway Service
Kansas Manufacory
Miler
Vemieny
Gort Avlen
Cement
Anl
Mreduet Reniy Fur Lrpenent
Moehita Aniline
Fority Farms
Tlaward Vie Ty Sen
Petlenm
Hanna
South Paketa
Montana
Indians Open College Basketball Bid With Key Paint
The Indians prepare for their first college game this afternoon led by pivotal center Trev Haskell and a supporting cast including Saunders and Weber. Officials predict strong frontcourt tempo against Kansas City University, with guards and forwards tasked to translate practice drills into game tempo and scoring opportunities.
Lawrence delegate to attend national treaty council
The article notes Miss Bullen as the sole woman delegate and lists Lawrence participants for a Wichita meeting. Rev. Evan A. Edwards Gen. Winter S. Metcalf E. D. Lupton and Charles F. Oehrle will represent Lawrence. The delegation plans to depart for Wichita tomorrow evening.
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Lawrence Post
Amterican
Miss Bullen
Lawrence
Wichita
Evan A. Edwards
Winter S. Metcalf
E. D. Lupton
Charles F. Oehrle
Fort to Fort Road contract expansion approved
County officials grant contracts for two additional road sections along the Fort to Fort Road corridor. Projects aim to improve length, access, and safety with planned roadwork and oversight by the county transportation authority.
Central Construction wins bids for Sections E and F in Douglas County
Douglas County commissioners announced the award of Section F to List & Gifford of Kansas City for 548, while Section E went to Central Construction Co. for 21, with bids lower than August offers. The project covers grading the entire Fort Douglas road length, and costs align with engineer estimates for Section E.
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Fortetefort
Douglas County
NASA
Pete Piet & Giffard
Kansas City
Svetian Pois Nen Aznabow
Curt
Ostubbs & Lang Construction Co
Kamene City
Central Cistrict Enity
Lone Star Convention Rally Scheduled by County Officials
A county convention rally is planned at Lone Star with a Sunday gathering featuring remarks by community figures and a conference of district workers. Events include a community sing at 2 o clock and a late program highlighting local activities led by C J Nu vyer and Jes Henrys.
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Lone Star
Will Boon
Flere
Thos Fenomin
C. J. Nuvyer
EL Henrys
KP M
Attienrs
Vickerty
Jesus
Frygit
Uriel
Adeline Patti Dies in Wales Castle
London Sept 27 Adeline Patti the prima donna died this morning at Craig Nos Castle Penyeac South Wales The famed soprano rose to prominence in opera and concert stages across Europe and the United States her career shaping 19th and 20th century vocal performance.
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Adeline Pitti
London
Adeline Patti
Craig-¥-Nos
Penyeac
South Wales
Graduation program for First M. E. Sunday School Juniors
The junior department of the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School holds graduation exercises in the Junior room tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Graduates include Edith Bennet Mary Engel Cecil Griffith Mabel Hertaler Josephine Man Arline Roberts Crystal Saxman Mary Mel ton Helen Walton Elisabeth Me Furlan Edna trustel Edith Wolgamott and Miss Tuella Plumb directed by Mrs Collins and Mr Hol.
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M. E
Edith Bennet
Mary Engel
Cecil Griffith
Mabel Hertaler
Josephine Man Arline Roberts
Crystal Saxman
Mary Melton
Helen Walton
Elisabeth “Me Furlan
Fdna Trustel
Edith Wolgamott
Tuella Plumb
Junors
Dunist
Llar-boys
Hiss
Collins
Hol
Lawrence High School Tops Manhattan in Heavy Scoring Game
Lawrence High School defeated Manhattan High 70 to 0 as their line dominated both halves. Two first quarter touchdowns came quickly followed by a third, with Lawrence continuing to press in the second quarter and reserves playing late. The crowd praised every player’s effort as the team sealed a decisive victory.
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Attan
Sept
Bawgh
Manhattan
Rouse
Mittla Rowley
Lawrence
Seagate
Fayers
Petiowine
Hospital Papa Presbyterian Brotherhood Committer Inspects
Fragmented OCR text mentions hospital planning and inspections by a Presbyterian group. Details are unclear with many garbled phrases and no coherent events, dates, or named entities reliably readable in the excerpt.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Torekn
Holtesy
Ulernie
Speeding at dawn disrupts lanes and lanes in town
Vague OCR text mentions speed events and racing figures, with references to Pawnee and Con, along with planned runs and a morning gathering. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled text, but the item centers on a planned run and related traffic concerns.
Sour Owl Roar elects new honorary junior society members
The Sour Owl Roar announces its annual honorary junior society, with Maren Gy Cochran, Herbert Kitthe, Joh ard Ferdinand Gottlieb, and others named as members. The Owls sponsor the Sour Owl event each year.
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Owl Sagety
City to Demand Guard at Savmth Street Crossing
North Lawrence officials vow action to install a viaduct or protective crossing at Seventh Street to prevent accidents. Mayor George J. Kreeck says the state highway commission will be brought in if railway and tax officials refuse a safe solution. He cites a fatality and repeated freight-blocked crossings as urgency.
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Highway Commission
Union Bavitte
Savmth Street
North Lawrence
City Commission
George J. Kreeck
Kreeck
Seventh Street
Bnt
A. Hieck
Hicks
GSB
Union Pacific
Curto
Delayed Kanes City Bridge Bid Triggers County Talks
Proceedings show joint boards of several counties delaying a bridge project after bids around 4000 dollars above estimates. Officials plan to review figures with highway commission representatives and await state input before potentially reopening bids. Local probate judge presided over a separate marriage at Kansas City court house.
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Ves
Fortorg
Unier
Cunte
Bosssuve
Mom Levermerarth
Stechiv
Kanes City Bridge
Nsers
Campane
Ron
Allison Andrews
Darlas
Foyer Falar
Hoe
Uamnite Eoamnissiettes
Lawrence
Maan
Iretehet Filiett
Kansas City
Uted B. Willis
Altoona
Kansas
Lindley
Court House
Alee
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Ucket
Leise Penrose
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Lieve Ifferd
Alan Sedt
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Weill
Edo
Thole
Maven
Wolfe
ONPAY
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Methodist Sunday School
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Washington
Uthon
Felbs Diaz
Prancisco
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Villa
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Rooters
Tawrenes
Manhattan Westernin
Oman
Phe
Waite
Speed Eawrencew Art
Guo Pellawshin
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Leenin
Sven Osterd
Coring
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A.R. Action
Seventh Street Crossing
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Couty
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