Bond Named Mayor of Lawrence Wins Re election
Lawrence elects E A Bond mayor by a margin of 12 votes after a long count. Benson wins police judge by 12 votes over Gilmore Wood reelected city treasurer. Metcalf Griffitts and Hunter head school board winners as voters elect councilmen in six wards. Total votes 2627 with women voting in large numbers.
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Benson
Chas
Gilmore
Wood
Wilson and Clark
E. A. Bond
D. ‘Ood
Harleigh Benson
Ey Ke Board
Hunter
Wilder
Metcalf
W. T. Griffits
Watkins
SC. Bowers
E. N. Kuhn
James Owens
C. B. Hosford
Louis Rockland
Alexander
J. W. Howard
Lawrence
E. L. Bont
Bond
M. J. Wells
Wells
Nedgerons
Thurleigh Bettson Oil
Cismore
Albonight
Bettson
Ward
Gilmire
Ato
Pera
S. J. “Hunter
Board of Education
Wy T.griffits
North Lawrence
Heart
Gri
Mary Gi Aeet
Earfhy
Justice of the Peace
Henry Reyer
Wilson
Clark
Ner
James Brooks
Justice of the Peace of
Owens
R. J. Dalton
Tunes Owens
Dalton
Ross Marks
Ssay
John Elerman
Kuhn J
Natestine
Kuhn
Heme Kahn
Notestine
B. Hosford
Wed
Flel Wells
Hosford
Tribhe
Je. Mexanter
JW. Howard
Cornell
I. Ui
Pell
A. V. Thults
F. ON. Rubn
F. Haven
E. R. Hein
Tex
J. W. Willer
J. Rookland
Benny Wringartner
E.R. Alexander
Listh
David Lagan
Osaa
Ind
Indosaae
Perkins
Rep
Khleighe, Soc
Reyer
Shay
Griffins
Meealf
Metéall
Tee
Griffin
Gio
T McCrory
Sage
ee _ Harmon
Constable
Pas
Bowers
Orp
Kiuthn
Bad
Nevin
Hastord
Rocklund
Howard
White
Mayor-elect Bond pledges water expansion and telecom merger
Lawrence's new mayor E U Bond, eight years on the city council and 17 years in Lawrence, promises better and more water and an early water appraisement. He favors merging five telephone systems, seeks a good franchise, and will put both issues to voters or patrons for referendum.
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Lawrence
E. U. Bond
Journal-World
Wile
Bond
Journal
Wworld
Kly
Mittee
Sytems
Bons
Ain
Jefferson County
Charge graft in Colorado railroads shocks nation
Washington says investigation by Interstate Commerce Commission chief Harlan finds widespread use of free passes by Colorado railroads. The preliminary report accuses shippers and public officials of accepting favors, with judges, state lawmakers, and city officers named as participants in a broad graft scheme harming small shippers and public revenues.
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Washington
Harlan
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Colorado
Mourners at J P Morgan Funeral in Rome
A simple impressive service for J P Morgan drew few mourners among a broad circle of friends from many countries. Attendees included Mrs. Satterlee, Helen Hamilton, and notable figures from New York as the body prepared for transport to Harve and a liner to America. Interment planned at Hartford Hill Cemetery after later dates.
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Rome
J.P. Morgan
Herbert L. Satterlee
Helen, Hamilton
J. O'Brien
United States
Haggard
O Brien
Bastianelli
Starr
Dixon
Jhim
Woodworth
Charles Lanier
New York
Simphan
Switzerland
France
Harve
America
Bar
J. Pierpont Morgan
St. George's Protestant - Episcopal’ Church
Elar Hill Cemetery
Hartford
Conn
Morgan
Henry 2. Davison
Morgan and Company
Geceeet
Pennsylvania Ratifies Direct Election of Senators Amendment
Pennsylvania joins states approving the direct election of U.S. senators. The Senate passed a joint resolution unanimously to ratify, bringing the amendment to thirty-five states in support. One more state is needed for effective adoption.
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Harrshire
Pennsylvania
Senate
New Board Here At University In Weeklong Meeting
A new administration board at the university convenes for the week to study department operations and plan for next year. The group includes ex Gov E W Hech, Marion Record editor since 1874, J M Lewis’s wife, editor of the Kinsley Graphic, and Ed P Hackney, a local attorney and graduate. They will meet with the Board of Regents on Friday to review university work. Separately, a morning auto wagon collision on South Massachusetts Street between Will Hopkinson of Vinland and a Cummins Bros wagon caused minor damage and no injuries, with a broken wagon axle and dented car fender and radiator reported.
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E. W. Hech
Kansas
Marion Record
J. M. Lewis
The
Kinsley Graphic
Ed P. Hackney
Wellington
Board of Regents
Massansetts Street
Will Hopkinson
Vinland
Cummines Bros
Massachusetts Street
Hopkinson
Disquieting Balkans News From London April 2
London reports grave reports from the Balkans as Servian and Montenegrin forces clash in Albania. Diplomats fear the Veneer peace treaty may crack amid a lack of replies from allies. Ambassadors in London canceled a planned meeting due to Near East uncertainty.
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London
Afltnia
Balkans
Iplomats
Near East
Water inventory discussed at special Yor session
The water question is to be discussed at a special session of the Yor SII Bishop fathers. Weeks ago male provision for taking an inventory of the property of the Lawrence Water Company. It is understood they will follow this up at the session tonight. Uncertainty remains on whether the council will name its engineer to act, but efforts to rush the inventory are promised.
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Yor Sii
Lawrence Water Company
Myers Hall Dedication at KU Highlights Bible Chair Anniversary
Myers Hall at the University was dedicated this morning amid a 173 attendance and a 125 reception. Chancellor Strong and Prof Hoffman of Minnesota spoke, with Toaster Carruth and others also participating. The Christian Bible Chair, funded by the Woman's Christian Board of Missions, marked its 12th anniversary.
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Chancellor Strong
Prof
Hoffman
Minnesota
Myers Hall
University
Btrons
W.C. Payne
J. E. Dai Phere
University of Minnesota
Christian Bible
Whiely
Woman's Christian Board of Missions
Merey
Myers
Cairo Shut Off By Rail Tie Up In April Floods
Cario is practically paralyzed as rail service into Cairn stalls causing sand shortages for levee reinforcement. High water threatens drainage and river inundation north of Cairo. Mississippi access is cut off by the Mobile and Ohio levee, isolating the city with residents awaiting possible evacuations.
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Cuiry
Gaird
Obie
Ekansville
Cairo
Isiday Cemplete
Ohio River
Mississippi
Mobile and
Ohio
Thasia
King George 18 Buried in solemn royal ceremony
A faint violent scene marks the burial of King George. Princes of Greece and European dignitaries attended as representatives of Europe and the Court gathered near the Aegean Sea. Attendants from Asia Minor appeared in distinctive national dress as mourners in the solemn event.
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Sree Helere
Greece
Eureyle
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Rand
Asia Minor
Esc
Dres
Bulgarian engineer in King's Army looks to postwar mining revival
An engineer from the University of Ka, class of 1910, serving in the Bulgarian army near Constantinople, writes of planned postwar development of Bulgaria. He notes extensive mineral resources, past Turkish oppression, limited mining due to capital, and hopes foreign capital and new banks will unlock copper, zinc, coal, and gold riches after peace.
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Constantinople
Bor Patehejie
University of Ka
Kedge
Bula Patehejieti
At. K. 1
Erasmus Hawér
Stern Europe
War’ Department
I Minin
Tur
Bidearia
Bulgaria
Europe
United States to Recognize China in Diplomatic Move
Washington April 2 The United States government will recognize the Chinese regime. Secretary Bryan conferred with the president at the White House and a note to China is being prepared at the State Department. Diplomatic circles view the note to the Chinese minister as a step toward recognition.
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Washington
United States
Bryan
State Department
China
Cmere Segaenteting
Asantamoun
What Kind of Spender Are You
A brief editorial urges wise spending to curb future hardship. It argues that saving requires prudent purchases, timing, and prioritizing value over cheapness, advising readers to rely on daily reading and merchant ads in The Journal-World to profit from advertising.
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Sears
Journal-World
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