British Drive at German Lines Near Ostrava Report
Wartime dispatches detail British wedge assaults pushing into German positions near Ostrava and near Serb border, with four attacks repulsed and ground taken southwest of Less, amid broader French and British offensives on multiple fronts. Berlin reports indicate renewed Allied pressure. Paris notes advances and a major supply and morale spillover.
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Lyndon
Llane
Londo
Unuredetta
Ereisiegit
Marval
Foyer Bulgarige
Kairuakealan
American farming campaign urged at Kansas City convention
DiCl as ACLICELATRE IMtinhers Convention Urges refier farming campaign in Kansas City. Speakers urged crop diversification road construction and rural development as part of the United States plan. The meeting referenced the association's grain commission and rural upbuilding work amid a city scene with detectives noted in passing.
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Kansas City
Sept
United States
Plas
City Sets 101969 for Lawrence Schools Tax Levy
Lawrence city reports 101969 for school purposes with a 7 mill levy and 3.586.6 debt service funded by taxes plus 3800 state aid and 5000 nonresident tuition. A new system will pay teachers every four weeks, altering previous pay days and addressing arrears.
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Rayobey
Tanwrence
Celerk
Nuncber Jn
Lawrence i
Maintens
Odin
School principals ban nonurgent phone calls during class hours
City principals vote to curb telephone use in all school buildings during the day. They allow only urgent calls, arguing routine calls disrupt lessons and waste valuable time. The decision aims to keep students focused and reduce interruptions, appealing to parents to support limiting calls at school.
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Cauttbentts Hugl
Mos
Teach Ahwest
Guedas
Betty
Lane
Prin Pal
Doling
Kone
Sis
SIG ALPHHS MOURN FOR HEROIC BULLYOG
Sig Alphs mourn a heroic figure named Poupahy Ghee Sise Alay Pi tuits and others recount a fatal incident on a street after a hididegs arated. The interurban line briefly moved to Tawerence, affecting sister relations and raising questions about extra service for the K U2 Normal fame and possible rerun of an extra rans unless a demand is met.
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Ynate A. Ve Cornell
Allie Vate
Ayer
Tawerence
Arnell
Former U S Battleship Idaho Seeks Reunion Admission
The former United States battleship Idaho has deserted to the reunionists and was received here but denied by the Greek minister of marines. The report notes a sharp appeal and questions of national pride and financial stakes.
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Denys Maris
United States
Idaho
Marines
Kansas weather report summary updates
A brief Kansas weather note indicates a fair night with expected cooler temperatures. The report mentions yesterday’s and today’s conditions in a concise, topline form without details on precipitation or winds.
University Concert Tickets Sell Fast Amid War Impact
The University Concert Committee reports strong demand for the season with many tickets likely to sell out before the opening snail. Tickets at 4.50 go on sale Thursday morning at the Registrar's office near Round Corner Drug Store, with no price reduction.
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Cure Baller
Penny Butler
Hawe
Corror
Atusie
Hiromi
Uni Hyo
Lawrence
University
Agreement to Wed Is Answer to Suit in New York
New York Sept 20 A format of for he Jucutt Henkel to marry Miss Ante Kuhnel who has brought a 40 000 breach of promise suit against him is believed to be the fourth document of its kind ever recorded in New York county. Henkel is a consulting engineer for so publishing concern ant a Widower. Miss Kuhnel was formerly his housekeeper. Upon receipt of notice of the suit Henkel filed with the court a promise to appear at the marriage license by Tea Hex Monde still meet the plaintiff and be mated. Miss Kuhnel has promised to give her decision Monday.
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New York
Henkel
Ante Kuhnel
New York County
Concer Ant
Miss Kuhnel
Enkel
Plans for Merchants Roads Meeting Tonight in Lawrence
The Merchants Association committees plan a 6:30 dinner on Tuesday at a club room on Avenue followed by a smoker to discuss the iron roads meeting. Stith of the Jefferson Thay association will address Lawrence, Hin necting. A booster program is expected this week with about 1,000 wood reads boosters to attend the convention and meal.
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AL Merchants
The
Merchants Association
Ak Stith
Jefferson Thay Association
Lawrence
Lawes
Renee
Lis
Brownsville Suprise Attack By First Cavalry Captures City
A chaotic midnight assault described as a surprise by the First Cavalry floods Brownsville with cavalry infantry machine guns artillery and medical units. The city was reportedly captured amid widespread civilian fear as troops secured key streets and buildings.
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Brownsville
First
Wineis
Lyavhab
Organiza- Withis Uy
Woodmen Attend Lone Star Lodge Initiation
Lawrence IM W A members journeyed to Lol last night for the Lone Star Lodge initiation. Two candidates were introduced and after the services a large supply of fried chicken was shared by twenty five visiting Lawrence members.
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Lone Star
Lawrence
IM. W. A
Haskell Indians and Bethany Open Fall Football Season
Opening day parade plans for the Kansas University and K U Normal football opener in Lawrence are announced by manager W C Hamilton. The Haskell Indians meet Bethany College on Haskell field while McCook field hosts Kansas Normal against an opponents.
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Parade
W. C. Hamilton
Lawrence
Haskell Field
Indians
Bethany College
McCook Field
Olcott
Jnllyhawkers
Kansas Normals
Bill” Hargis
Haskell
Bride
Ruppert
Wiscorumpire
Lefty Sprow
Kansas
Dolinesnulas
Fhoge
Atlen
Jude
Universities Cooperate To Supply Demand For Films
A cooperative agreement between the University of Town and University of Wisconsin extension divisions enables KU to supply moving pictures to eleven towns including Simmatron Topeka Galena and Kirwin for a full year. Weekly programs of three to five reels will be sent, with plans to trade titles with Wisconsin and Iowa to overcome reel shortages.
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UN of Town
Wisconsin
K. U
Hamilton
Simmatron
Atchison
Bughanan
Topeka
Galena
Cans
Garfield
Wellington
Bureport
Scott
Kirwin
Iowa
Hamilton J
bUtreay
University of Wisconsin
Emporia Normals Scramble For Weekend Shape Up
Coach Hargiss of the Emporia Normals fights to field an eleven fit to stop Coach Olcott's Jayhawkers at Lawrence Saturday. Several players are out with injuries, leaving a makeshift lineup as Rexsler, horse, Vaughn and others nursing ailments.
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Kaos
Hlargiss
Emporia Normals
Olcott
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
K. UL
Kunt
Sharp
Sill Bie
Williams
Wenter
Kyo Rexsler
Charles Horse
Vaughn
Hargiss
Prohibition Amendment Arguments Heard Before Supreme Court
Attorneys for the state argued before the Supreme Court on the November ballot measure. The case challenges the Amendment ten provisions as unconstitutional powers claimed by cantionary figures. A ruling was expected the following day as officials and attorneys clashed over ballot legality amid a chilly fall day at the courthouse.
Send Man to Lawrence Law and Court Showdown
Manhattan police face a turf clash overWilliam Baker a homeless tuberculosis patient. He has slept in the city jail for most of the week while Junction City police insist he belongs in Lawrence where he wants to go. Officers state if that is his home that is where he will be sent.
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Manhattan
William Baker
Baker
Junetion City
Junction City
Lawrence
Roosevelt to Begin Western Campaign Swing in October
Theodore Roosevelt leaves New York for Battle Creek Michigan to deliver a campaign speech tomorrow. He plans a western trip in the second week of October with stops in Chicago Indianapolis Kansas City Denver and San Francisco.
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Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Battle Creek
Michigan
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Denver
San. Fran
Bankers Meeting Attended by University Students
A group of university students specializing in banking are attending sessions of the American Bankers Association in Kansas City. Professor A J Boynton accompanies them.
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Bankers Meeting
American Bankers’ Associatio
Kansas City
Wee
A. J. Boynton
Freshmen Paddle Run The Gauntlet At Mount Oread
Freshmen faced paddling by upperclassmen for not wearing caps as Student Council rules sparked confusion. News allegedly circulated late, leaving many freshmen unaware before the mass initiation. The tradition disrupted class elections and campus activity as caps were seized and voting halted.
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Mount Oread
Paul Greever
John “M. Shea
University
Law Schonl
Asium
Elie
Phee
Timorous Students Called Off at WKU Normal Game
Local football followers report first time in memory that students will be grounded from attending the WKU Normal game as many freshmen were paddled today. Predictions say paddle wielders and bindings could be made before the next game.
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K.ul
WK. U
Vinland Fair draws Lawrence visitors from town exhibit
A large turnout from Lawrence attended the Vinland Fair exhibition in fine weather with many residents driving to the neighborhood display. The event also offered county office candidates a chance to meet voters amid the busy scene.
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Lawrence
Financier Vanderlip Tours Lawrence in Educational Visit
New York banker Frank L. Vanderlip president of National City Bank visited Lawrence for about thirty minutes. He toured the city panorama from a vantage point, questioned local institutions including the University and Haskell, and praised education for bankers. He noted Russia and Argentina as future development analogies and spoke of his bank’s school training young men for international finance.
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Frank L. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
Gread
Vanderlip
Haskell “Institute
S.suicrate
America
Ames Rogers
Russia
United States
A.l. Vanderlip
Middle West
Argentina
Chas
Greed
Topeka
Lawrence
Chicago Triune
Cold Wave Extends South With Freezing Temperatures
Frost and freezing weather spread across Missouri and neighboring states, with 25 degrees in Hays Kansas and a new minimum in Dallas Texas noted. Temperatures dropped to 39 in Dallas, the lowest in four years, as skies cleared and no rain fell. A improving outlook was forecast for tonight with lighter frost.
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Dallas
Texas
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Hays
Callas
First Severe Frost Marks Vegetation Loss Across Station
Autumn frost last night damaged tomato plants linseed and vines as cool weather drove fires for warmth in many homes. Dean Green in band J G McCanles publish Our Uncle Jimmy piece features a portrait of Dean Green and a smaller image of Greenhall. Open duck season but closed show thru chickens coincide this period.
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Trick Faunders
Dean Green
Uncle Jimmy
J. G. McCanles
Dean Gree
Greenhall
Nee
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