Aguinaldo Case Escapes MacArthur Statement
General MacArthur says a statement on Aguinaldo is not possible now and hints Aguinaldo may move from Malacanang to a better residence near the Pasig. Aguinaldo reportedly possesses diamonds and jewelry while Filipinos in Manila distrust him and favor severe punishment rather than special favor.
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Manila
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Malacanang Palace
Pasig
Aguiosida
Aguinsldo
Annual Egg Roll and Other Washington News
Washington observes its annual egg rolling on the White House terraced lawn with Fourth artillery music and spectators at windows. In St Louis a grain elevator fire is deemed incendiary, with youths suspected. Washington army post reports harsher conditions after abolition of the canteen, and Mile Morgan deal talks surface in St Louis. Further notes cover a Pierpont Morgan linked output deal, a Kansas City suicide and an Arkansan escape and recapture in a separate report.
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Children of
Washington
White House
Artilery
Trom
Parker Seeks Mayoral Office in Din inet Court
Albert Parker filed mandamus proceedings in Topeka district court to compel Col Hughes to surrender the mayoral office. Parker alleges a legal election win despite Hughes allegedly having a seven vote majority on the face of the veteran jawang order. Parker stood on two tickets, Democrat and Citizens.
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Ndamus
Dininet
Ofice
le Topeka
Topeka
Kan
Albert Parker
District Cours
Mandamus
Col Hughes
Parker
Vetaran Hughes
Jawang Order
Tokers
Democratia
Citizens
Tuberculosis in cattle pact near completion
Negotiations between Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Canada's minister yield an agreement for Canada to station a first class veterinarian in England to test British cattle shipped via Canada. U S will admit cattle only if tested and certified free of tuberculosis by the English expert. Official estimates show about ten percent of U S livestock and forty percent in Britain infected. Europe cattle remain forbidden.
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Washington
Wilson
Canada
England
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Assassination Rumors Prompt Tight Security for Loubet Trip
Paris dispatch reports French detectives warned of a possible assassination attempt on President Loubet during his upcoming visit. Authorities doubled police protection, barred outsiders from rail stations, and deployed ten thousand soldiers in Nice amid strict orders to quell any hostile demonstrations. Loubet reportedly laughed at the fears. Liverpool arrival reveals Moreland Agnew admitting theft of the Gainesborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire, returned by the thief after a ransom. Agnew declined to provide details and proceeded to London with the portrait.
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Rice
London
Paris
Loubet
Nice
Loubeta
Eecores Gisies Gaisesber
England
Liverpool
C Moreland Agnew
Etruria
New York
Gainesborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Agnew
Rearing the Mayan Stronghold Advancing Forces
A Mayan Indian village near Chan Santa Cruz is reported to be reached by government troops under Gen Bravo, with Bangkok-style delays as thick woods slow progress. Vega’s forces push from the east toward Becalar, center of communications with Chan Santa Cruz, as Mayan resistance tightens across Oaxaca.
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Mexicas
Oaxaca
Mex
Knopop
Bravo
Chan Sana Cruz
Ascred
Mayas
Gan Vega
Becalar
Chan San Cruz
Washington reviews Far East diplomacy over China Russia
The Chinese minister visited the State Department to seek details on reports of a possible interruption in diplomatic exchanges between Russia and China. Washington had no confirmed development and cautioned that conflicting information prevents a clear explanation of the situation. In Tokyo, news that Bur Bie will not push the Manchurian agreement prompted relief and postponement of costly state undertakings. In Peking, Beijing confirmed rumors of Tang Fuh Sian’s Mongolian rebellion, authenticating reports of unrest in the province of Mongolia and Shen Si.
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Washington
State Department
Rosia
China
Ite
Inesia
Mesehuria
Yokoma
Bur’ Bie
Rutsis
Pekin
Tang Fuh Sian
Mongolia
Shen Si
Mile Ownes Dead After Two Weeks Illness in a Hospital
Winon Johnson, a Denver millionaire mine owner, died after a two week illness in a hospital. He built the Florence and Cripple Creek railroad interests and was heavily involved with the Denver and Southwestern railway system and other Colorado districts.
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Ilness
Paul
Winon Johnson
Denver
Johnson
Florence & Cripplestead
Denver & Southwestern Railway
Amelier
Florence and
Tunes
Crippla Creek
Colorado
Wichita Man Fatally Shot While Retiring
Wichita Kay April 8 an employee of Page Hardware company was shot last night from a window across the street as he prepared to retire. TJ Robinson was arrested on suspicion amid jealousy over Sine, whose ex wife rented a room. The victim cannot live.
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Wichita
Kay
April
Ed Line
Page Hardware Company
Fred
TJ Robinson
Sine
Robinson
Sloe
Bank cashier found after domestic troubles in Missouri
Mt Jee Bank cashier EV Harding, missing last week amid domestic troubles, has been located by a friend who says he plans not to return to St Joseph. The bank officials insist Harding’s books are in order, while a letter hints at mental strain and vows to stay away.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Dockery
St. Louis
Jee Bank
Kannes City
Joseph
Harding
Bt, Joseph
St. Joseph
Charles Tyeart
South Park
Health Department
Wage dispute at New Jersey Central may end in strike
No decisive steps taken yet by employees or employers of New Jersey Central Railroad in the wage dispute. Officials expect a conference within four hours to vote on an action plan. Vice President Warren says the company is reasonable and willing to match wages paid by other lines, aiming to avoid a dispute. Also: India and the General Land Office friction hints at a possible displacement of Commissioner Binzer Hermann amid departmental tensions.
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New Jersey Central
New York
Central Railroad of
New Sergey
Warren
Associated Press
General and Ofice Commission
Net
Washington
Eldridge
Lawrence Drug Company
Whitman
Judge Banks Mill
Eldeidyn
Griggs
Gen Wilder S. Metcalf
Poor Farm Receipts and Expenses for the Year
The county poor farm reports its year that ended March 5 showing total expenses of 1339.13 and receipts of 681.48, with items including groceries, meat, clothing, hardware, farm products, and superintendent salary. Also notes school examinations, court actions, new metal ceiling work, and local notices on legal cases and public affairs.
Lawrence Lawrence City Notes and Local Improvements
Law rence notes on property offers near Ginset building lots, sand pits rented by Hanley, and hauling price concerns. Mentions Allen Van Allen arrest, Delta Omicron Omicron, Oratorio society, a tramp’s death from smallpox, upcoming Commercial club meeting, thanks from the Neals, Easter plants, and weather with river and road conditions. Also reports on a National Tax Conference call signed by Bonebrake and others for a Buffalo meeting May 23-24.
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Bester
Summerfield
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Lawrence
Kansas
Sgare, Learnard, Jr
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Ome
Journal Building
L B, Perkins
National Bark Belding
Gorge A. Banks
Sidridge House
R. H. T. Jones
Ofte
E. D. Morse
M.D
Woodward's Drug Store
G. W. Jones
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Simmons
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A. W. Clark
Magnactusetty Atrout
Itis
G. R. Ford
Lawrence Magnetic Institute
New Hampshire
Phillips
van Mare, Bt
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Ifesidence
Wiephone
Man
Anderson
Bfice Adventdance
Vermons Si
Elizabeth Laslett
Hass
J.P Bechtel
Ostheopath
M. T. Sinclair
Morny
Ty Joan
Fenaugable
B. M’clelland
Ari Dentics
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Godding’s. Telephone
Doxnelly Bros
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Lawrences, Han
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Livers Stable
Saw Bevenire
Monk
Wred Brooks
Dasuraros
Real Eetat
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Omce
Masgamae
Debe Street
Lawtrence
Kanane
J. B. Gilbham
V. Btreety Baron Weary Son
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Horsenkeeisz
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Tos
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Saree
Bas
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Eopinaiia Law
Merton Fibre
Boyd
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St Loula Elevator and Storage Company
Wastbington
Oficiala
Weahington
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Ian
Snidiera
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Lous
Post-Dispatchesys
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Morgan
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Entira
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Chicago
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Hanens
Kavaas City
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Frederick A Brown
Parcour
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Brown
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Omtcars
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Ark
Luthe Hembree
Wic W Willis
Hammond Signor Tie Co
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Supreme Court
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Michael Chart
Lake
Mary
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St. Theuis
Omaha
Kansas Southern Railroad
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Nebraska
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Mexico
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Axhen
Gen. Funston
Northwestern Military Academy
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Abilene Coursing Association
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Lucan
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Ada
Minn
Butte
Mont
Nis
Evelyn Meanett
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Walkerville
Warne
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Walkersville
Yuote Hin
Scientist
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TL. N. McCracklin
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Thin County
Lond
British War Office
Cape Town
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Minte
Lears
Far East
Japan
Mile Ownes
Reese
Chileago
Wieden
Theappellate Court
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
Gsn
Atoblaon
Hew
Atohlaon
James W Orr
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Leigh Heenge
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Philippine Commission
Cagayan
Mindhinaes C. B
Ulihu Uot
Philippine Commissiot
Greene
Aivil Grove
Philippines
Taft
Mindanao
Sulu
Northern Mindanao
Tudge Taft
Royal Arch
Msscnic Watch Harm
Carter
A H King
United States Supreme Court
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Oberlin M Garter
Richards
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Kasens
Marion
Robert Burton
Frederick Hoffman
Tthe
Memphis
Tenn
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Inks T. Day
Peter J. Lamb
New Orleans
Clarksdale
Miss
Martin
Robert Charles
Elwood
Ind
Holiness Church
Mr. Haas
Kanas City
Tiest and
Lydian Avenue
Patrick
Tawyer Athert
William Marsh
Cagnan
Monterey
Cal
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Mormon Church
San Francisco
April Bredken
Cartie
Atchison
Vine Street
J. Runkel
Bos Tennessee Strant
Combins
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Culbertson
Hanley
Ritchie
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Allen van Allen
Weaver
Delta Omicron Omicron
James Campball
Williamstown
Acil
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Merchants National Book Building
Jordan Neal
Smith's Vows Depot
Yewdall's
Delaware and
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Eldridge Yeaterday
Webb McCain
Geo Bine
Upii
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Alflerncon
Baxter Springs
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Rutter's
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HuMfanito
Bonebrake
Central Mational
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N. Y
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Gov. Voorhees
Oscar &. Strauss
Lawrence G. Sherman
Ditnots
County Directory
Tudge District Court
Sherif
Sheri
Comartssioners
National Merchants'son
Monroe
Seca
A. Wood
Ana
BeLpwix
Sia
Oweee
Watkins
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Gem Bill W
Eowac
A. Ait
TouRik
J. Horas
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Xivomnce
Lr Deposita
VTHE
National Lawience
United States Depository
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TF. A. Halley
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A. Henley
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Ball
RW. Sparr
J.D. Hoversock
W. KR. Stubba
Bowersocs
W. Spank
W. L. Bows
Castler
E. Janson
M. Conn
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Insurance
Agenta
Howe
Stapford Frese
Rew Haven
Conn
Markeis
WIRE
Kansas Crey
Manbah
Lamp
Jair Ming
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