Germany renews submarine attacks amid rising toll
Washington reports a sharper surge in German submarine activity through late September. Between June and September 24, 22 vessels of all nations were sunk, including 15 without warning, costing 84 lives. Neutral ships totaled 56 destroyed, with neutrals heavily hit in July and August. The monthly toll rose sharply, with many ships lost without warning and several Allied vessels sunk.
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Washington
Robert Gevil
Dune
Germany
Fouth
Fritish
Shan
Ani
China and the Orient speaker at Baptist Church
Dr White, missionary leader, will address Shanghai Baptist College ties at the Baptist Church Sunday night. The talk covers China and the new Kingdom Republic of the Orient with insights from Ottawa and college alumni networks.
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White
B. Oh
Chin
Shanghai Baptist College
Tlw
China
Kingdom
Republic of the Orient
Ottawa University
Janvrenee
O. C. Brown
Dr. White
Nomhosts Last Night Weather Report Weathers
A chaotic OCR fragment reports freezing temperatures across regions. It mentions a Thursday pass with light to moderate winds and warns of wet weather for several areas.
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Ranista
Angi
TELM
Prt
Gale
Campaign Tour Highlights Roosevelts Mass Rally And Prohibition Debate
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at a large Republican rally near Buffalo, with a heavy parade and joint appearances by senators and party leaders. The event followed a long campaign trek across eight weeks, including stops in New Jersey and Michigan, while New Jersey voters awaited a pivotal party gathering. The report also notes a Supreme Court ruling on a proposed prohibition amendment to appear on the November ballot and confirms state certification plans for publication.
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Rok
Miel
Michigan
Theodore
Roosevelt
Roosevelte
Wm. Alden Sinvith Ang EL Tyawasend
Avelle Young
Lowi
Amd
Soya
Missouri
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Viandamus
Curnetius’ Roehl
Roach
Tor Publies
Lion
Parades Open Football Season As Hargiss Arrives
Lawrenc e dawned under bright skies as a parade through Massachusetts Street marked the opening of the football campaign. Coach Bill Hargiss arrived from the Normals with a 22 man squad, while Oleotts men prepared for today’s game. The lineup mix and triple formation were to be tested as the contest unfolded with the season’s first half promising battles and prospects.
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Nal Foottall
South Parko
Massachusetts Street
Nannige
Hargiss
Phiver
Harriss
Basler
Joy Montgomery
Ty Smith
Ig Rushetter
Vaughn
Rt. Kestler
Rhy Margiss
McAdteense
Lotty
Wilson
Reid
Sinn
Burlon
Wilbur
Gregory
Smith
R. Ruble
Martin
Miner
Hart
McFarkind
Kopulkowski
Woody
Vernson
Frost
Kabler
Heath
Ball
Arnall
Todd
Fosters Shelly
Fiske
M. Ruble
Covcll
Knedsey
Rady Gasey
Punkly Woilsen
Brasell
Villa plans to capture towns reported in dispatch
A dispatch received at Southern Department headquarters by Gen. Pershing details Villa’s plans to seize the towns of Neamiquipa Cruces and Baehineya on September 22. The report lists Amertan casualties among Amesi units as well as Carina forces fighting at Bi Valle. Wagoner Andrew Wibsim and Private A Mth Cavalry were wounded.
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San Alanis
Othe
Neamiquipa
Cruces
Baehineya
Southern Department
Pershing
Mexico
Incz
Bi Valle
Andrew Wibsim
Belotgine
Sih ¢ Cavalry
Mth Cavalry
Wits
County Treasurer Report Ahead of Year End
A garbled note indicates the County Treasurer's Report for the year is due soon and expected to be ready within a few days. Bank closures and county business timing are mentioned in relation to the report preparation, with references to upcoming work and approvals.
Jacobs Bearing Continued In Statutory Charge Hearing
The preliminary hearing of Allen Aaevbs was continued until tomorrow morning due to defense un readiness and absent witnesses. Jacob s was released on 500 dollars bail posted for his appearance at the rescheduled proceeding.
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Jacobs
Allen
Elouk
Javohbs
Weather report summary for upcoming Sunday
A weather note reports generally fair conditions tonight with warmer temperatures. Outlook for Sunday shows warmer weather in the western portion with no precipitation indicated.
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Couler
West
Expedition A Luke on Carnegie in Francisco Cal
The Carnegie cruised to Francisco with eastern scientists aboard under master P. Aull. Since leaving Lyttleton it has ranged the Pacific from the Aleutians to the Antarctic with gas engine and copper anchor. J. A. Luke of the University of Kingas aided in corrections of many pedar charts.
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Ke A. Gradugie
Carnegie
Francisco
Cal
Lyttleton
N. 2
Ange
Pacific Ocean
Aleutian Islands
P. Aull
Varly
J. A. Luke
Univerof Kingas
Phetr Inves
A. Ault
Universite St Gt Juus Ate
Baker
Bell Telephone proposes County contract for laying wires
The Bell Telephone company has submitted a contract to county officials for rights to lay wires along a new bridge over the river. The agreement would place conduits under sidewalks and include water and gas mains. Commissioners will review at October session starting Monday morning. representatives will discuss details and answer data requests. No other major business is listed.
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Kell ‘Telephone Company
Proposition 1
Bell Telephone Company
Risght
Ives
Beini
Ithe
Freshman Angelia Garman Escapes Injury in Dorm Fire Incident
Angelia Garman a University of Oklahoma freshman from Prowhuska narrowly avoided serious burns when a can of heated contents spilled on her dress in her dorm room as she heated curling iron. Miss Garman and roommates Josephine Moon and Josephine Frankenberger helped smother the blaze, causing minor damage to carpet and bed area. Garman, a member of Alpha Nu Delta, resides with L B Batcheler at 6 Louisiana Street.
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Hadja
Ned
Angelia Garman
Prowhuska
Okla
Miss Garmian
Louisiana Street
Miss Gersman
Alpha Ni Delta Sorority
County School Inspector to Visit Douglas County
Shoemaker state school supervisor announces an October visit to Douglas County schools. He will inspect as many schools as possible on two days to standardize them. six are already standard with potential doubling. Superintendent Hawley will accompany, with the visit planned since March.
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AL Shoemaker
Douglas County
Shoemaker
Syhivh
Hawley
Vinland Fair Draws Thousands Despite Loose Jokes
Thousands attended the Vinland fair under ideal weather, enjoying corn displays, school exhibits, and livestock shows. Local jokesters teased a rival, while artists W.K. Barnes and others showcased oil paintings. the Journal-World plans to publish complete award lists once received.
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Kert Stevens
Topeka
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Kansas
Yopeka
Harmony
Vinland District
Prospect and Welcome
Jatstaad
Vinland Fair
Seth W.K. Barnes
Colorado
Prohibition Campaigners Urge Sacrifice in Dodge City
In Dodge City Kansas Ira Landrith vice presidential candidate and J Frank Hanly urged Prohibition supporters to push for nationwide dry laws. They warned against complacency and attacked past political leaders including Vice President Marshal for local option actions.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Ira Landrith
J. Peank Hanty
Hughes
Wilson
Marshal
Indiana
Hanly
Insurance Men Visit Topeka Office In Local Trip
Insurance representatives from Topeka visited the local Metropolitan Insurance office yesterday afternoon. They spent short time here, then proceeded to Baldwin and Ottawa before returning to Lawrence. The visiting men were WJ Carlin W O Hedrick A Williams TL Givin and TS Gilbert. Wales Over Bowersock Theatres. Lloyd Wire proprietor of the Varsity theatre will assume the moving picture feature of the Bowersock theatre Monday. The sale of the rights to Varsity management was completed this week and the new management will take charge at the start of the month.
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Topeka
Cunpart
Baldwin
Ottawa
Lawrences
WJ. Carlin
Hedrick
A. Williams
TL Givin
TS Gilbert
Wales
Bowersock Theatres
Lloyd Wiire
Varsity Theatre
Bowersock Theater
Varsity Management
Fist of the Imgath
More Guards to Go Home From Mexican Border
Two Lincoln National guardsmen return home from the Mexican border. They were sent by War Department orders announced by Gen Manakin. The first regulars are from New York Field Artillery and the Fifth Philadelphia Infantry.
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Washington, D.C
Linore National Quad
War Department
Manakin
New York Field Artillery
Fenth Philladelphia Infantry
Wnebe
Quantrill Reunion Near Independence Draws Survivors
Twenty gray haired men, survivors of Quantrill's guerrilla band, gather for their eighteenth annual reunion at Wallace's Grove on the Independence car line. Most of the gang's survivors attend. seven members have died in the past year, including Cole Younger and Frank James, while Geo C Parr and John Workman of Independence are seriously ill.
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Wenty
Independence
Kansas City
Quantrill
Wallace's Grove
Border Gang
Cole Younger
Frank James
Geo. C. Parr
John Workman
Nigritan
Froediger to Lead Local Mutual Oil Agency
William Froediger, former member of the city police, purchases and takes charge of the local Mutual Oil agency Monday morning as agent and manager for Lawrence. He arrives from Wichita with licenses recently obtained and will operate with his brother in the family business.
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William Froetiger
Eil Police Foree
Mutual Oil
Comming Cram FS
Mank and Veill
Lawrence
Foo Froeliver
Liwrenes
Wichita
Che Ueene
Strike Fund Meant For Striking Street Railway Men
Amalgamated Association officers began distributing a 55000 benefit fund to street car men on strike since September 6. Each man will receive 5.00. Brewery workers returned to work, weakening a general strike. Labor chiefs claim 100000 workers, excluding United Hebrew trades, remain on strike. Traction officials report crews returning at about fifteen daily, with strikers replaced by new hires.
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New York
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
United Hebrew Trades
Traction
Yuan Shi Kai Buried One Year After Emperorship
Yuan Shih Kai, who briefly became emperor, was buried today near Chang, Tehsu, China, one year after the movement to crown him emperor began. The grave site is enclosed by a wall with battlements and gates, flanked by towers at both ends.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Chang
Tehsu
China
Associated Press
Faculty Assembly Highlights University Building Concerns
The faculty assembly at North College discussed severely aging university buildings. Chancellor Strong urged a building program funded by the west legislature to address unsafe and inadequate facilities, with North College and Snow Hall nearing obsolescence and the old Medical building crumbling. He contrasted Nebraska and Iowa building campaigns and noted student attention issues, proposing tours to acquaint new students and faculty with campus, and reviewed the current year’s budget. Prof. Patterson was elected secretary.
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Snowhall
Ity
Strong
North College
Goldwin Goldsmith
Department of Architecture
John Shea
Senate
Snow
Nebraska
Iowa
Univer-lenk
Harvard
University of Kansas
A. GC. Terrill
D. L. Patterson
Mno
Supreme Court to Hear Lawrenced Water Bond Case Monday
The Supreme Court at Topeka will hear mandamus arguments Monday in the Lawrence water bonds case. J S Amick filed the writ to force Lawrence city commissioners to issue bonds for buying the water plant. Several briefs contest the legality of the 1905 and 1913 acts and the bond election. The decision will decide whether the bonds are legal or invalid.
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Supreme Court
Topeka
Lawrence
J. S. Amick
S.D. Bishop
Water Company
Harkness & Histed
Columbia Trust Company
Thom
Ord. Clingmian
Walter G. Thiele
Bend
Harley
Wood & Oakley
Maine
Blackmail Arrests Prompt Nationwide Inquiry
Agents of the department of justice raided a private Chicago apartment arresting two men and a woman in a case tied to a Mann Act blackmailing syndicate. The probe centers on a Cedar Rapids merchant who reportedly paid 15,000 dollars to Chicago girls after being lured to their apartment. Attorneys for the girls say the merchant was wronged and compensated. The raid seized letters allegedly written by the Chicago girls to jurors in the case.
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Justice
Chicago
Department of Justice
Cedar’ Rapids
School Board Meeting Faces Tuition Payment Dispute
The Manvuz board of education meets Monday evening at the Manvuz building to decide on pursuing a $164 tuition payment. The attorney general’s opinion supports court action if no settlement is reached, with routine items and school reports on the agenda.
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Board of Education
Manvuz
Attorney ‘General
Haworths Leave Lawrence Friends Church For Wichita
Rev Lawrence Haworth and wife Will not return to Lawrence as winter climate affects health They have led the local Friends church to growth and are moving to a new charge assigned by the Wichita meeting Neighbors express regret and best wishes for their future service.
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Rer
Lawrenee
Gtea
Haworths
Haworth
Wichita
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