Grand One Nicholas Shot by Gen Sevier in Berlin Dispatches
A Berlin based report claims Grand Duke Sevier killed Grand One Nicholas after a bitter quarrel over the defeat of the Tenth Corps. The dispatches say Sevier shot Nicholas and that the Grand Duke scheduled sickness rumors to mask upheaval in Berlin authority.
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Nicholas
Gen. Sevier
Berlin
Sevier
Suyeitle
Cendral Andiezeh
Dutsburg
Rheinist
Prussia
Lewis Strom
Cleanup Day to Be Made Permanent in Town
Welfare officer TOW Bolt says cleanup day should be permanent as large dirt piles from previous years have accumulated. The effort removes about equal loads from east and west sides, with work continuing through Monday morning and overseen by town officers to ensure success.
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Bolt
Italy to be neutral amid unrest in war torn region
A garbled report notes Italy's stance amid tensions and notes interviews with Turkish and other officials. The piece mentions government statements and aims to avoid war, while highlighting fear of terror and calls for home stability.
Bombing at Coast City Kills Seven and Wounds Eight
Amid a deadly airstrike, seven people are killed and eight wounded at a rail station near the coast. A second aircraft involved in the attack appears to have aimed missiles at two adjacent targets, with debris and smoke rising as authorities respond.
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Bree
Camera Clubs Third Exhibit At KU Opens Night
The Camera Club of Line Renee presents the third annual exhibit of enlarged pictures at K U. The event, delayed by a scheduling issue, will feature works by 44 exhibitors and aims to draw public interest with notable beauty spots around Lawrence.
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K.U
Rechv Hyo
Camera Chile
Linerenee
Mindi
Chile
Vref Wwe
Former Resident Carl Schmidt Dies at Manhattan
Dr. Carl Schmidt veterinary expert dies March 23 in Manhattan. He lived on South Lak law Connecticut street. Survived by brother in law al Ciatek of Lawrence and nieces Mrs. Gus Morawits and another relative.
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Carl Schmidt
Manhattan Marth
Soutlark
Connecticut Street
al Ciatek
Lawrence
Vst
Gus Morawits
TAKS INVENTORY TODAY Both Pidgs See What
London reports both sides tallying injuries from aerial operations as Germany and allies assess damage. Claims show destruction of military equipment versus civilian casualties and minor property harm. Readers anticipate further German raids amid weather-caused pauses in Carpathian operations.
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London
Germany
Atta
England
Japanese Premier says hostilities will not last long
Premier Count Kun told reporters at the Wat that the war would end soon as the belligerents grow exhausted and no further fighting would continue.
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Count Kun
Wat
College Absences Spark Ethnic Tension at Darts Event
Report of a disputed darts match amid charges of favoritism and cultural friction. An umpire’s ruling reversal followed tense exchanges as players and spectators from diverse backgrounds questioned fairness and the event’s conduct. Guests and organizers sought to ease tensions while planning future matches near university events.
Help for Charity Mrs Rockefeller Leaves Jewelry to Friends and Relatives
New York April 17 The will of the late Mrs Job J Mockstelfer was filed by the Surrogate's court Loe day. She leaves her jewelry to friends and relatives. The rest, estimated at about a thousand dollars, goes to charitable distributions. Chalkley and Dinulers It and Elizabeth are spending the day in Kansas City.
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Rockefeller
New York
Job J. Mockstelfer
Ohaber
Te. Chalkley
Dinulers It
Elizabeth
Kansas City
Troyes
Ceach McCarty
Siharbat
McCook Field
Jayhawkers
Ehoffy Sprandh
Lotte O
Bait Conel Medarla
Vistors
Ete Stiller
Villi
Lapua
Stiller
Shanglai
China
Mus
Wad
A Singh
Jagioekers
Commander Irwin Sent to Turtle Bay
The Navy orders Commander Irwin to Turtle Bay to investigate Japanese activities reported near Lower California Point. An emergency inquiry is expected on the New Willetis voyage as the Pacific fleet potential operations are reviewed.
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Irwin
Turtle Bay
Washington
Dy T
Mexico
Noble Bedewin
New Wiletis
Californa
Hiwin
Witetess
Landlady Draft Rules Prompt Student Housing Reform
City rules drafted in Myers hall set standards for student rooking houses. Proposals require clean rooms, separate bath access, downstairs lounges, and strict curfews with notices to be posted for all student roamers. Enforcement aims at more homelike conditions and unified compliance by residents and landladies.
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Myers Hall
Bath
Tuavnie
Kansas Weather Note Promises Showers This Weekend
A Kansas weather note predicts tonight and Sunday will bring showers with a likely 82 degree high today. The forecast cites winds from the west and notes unsettled conditions affecting the western portions.
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Cooter
Blanche Mullen Elected President of University Women
Blanche Mullen was elected president of the University women student government association over Naomi Simpson in a college race. Nel lie Kennedy is vice president Maureen McKernigan secretary and Tertha Smith treasurer. A point system proposal also drew support with 482 votes for and none against. The new system will be voted on May 7.
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Blanche Mullen
Naomi Simpson Banehe Maven
University Women's
Niue: Wi Soniye
Nellie Kennedys
Maureen McKerpagn
Sand Terthia Smith
Uniersity
Mrs W E Nevin Injured In Gas Explosion
Mrs W E Nevin sustained severe burns to her arms and face after a gas explosion at 123 Louisiana Street in the evening. Nevin escaped but was burned. condition described as serious but improving and not life threatening.
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Nevin
Rome
Louisint
Hearing adjourned as officials plan next steps
The hearing on April dates was adjourned by the Fire Public Witness Commissioners pending further clarification. The panel will reconvene Wednesday with a focus on railroad plans and ensuring no undue profit is present, aiming to last into the following month.
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Tipeki
We-Atler Vane
Misseu
Wirnaas
Wilnes
Will Organize Stock Sale by Local Associations
Directors from the Pair Association and the Donghtis Comte unit plan a stock disposal geared to Merchants Association. A committee will supervise the sale at Asspedition Park as talks focus on proceeds and orderly liquidation amid ongoing market activity.
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Donghtis Comte
Professors Resign Amid Turbulent University Changes
Two professors resign from an unnamed university amid upheaval. Charles Uh Giga and AL AL Sey Gi ie depart as the university confronts leadership transitions. A premier team faces restructuring and bids open for school contracts. A criminal case proceeds with an arraignment and bail set, while an inquiry records testimony against Heneher.
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Wehe
Charles Uh Giga
Petessor
Knahel
AL AL
Permier
Beth
Peace at Friends University Sparks Theological School Debate
The Friends University Wiehe gathering featured Mr. Paevis, founder of the university, discussing religious matters and governance. Trustees and faculty debated the school’s new policy and its endowment, noting the institution’s evolution from a theological school to a broader university with a sizable endowment.
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sCiparrerman
Friends University At Wiehe Wits
Denis
Paevis
Stanley
Aid Pn
Gerept
Stanley Rund
Italy mobilizes 1.2 million troops on frontier
Officials report 1.2 million Italian soldiers aged 20 to 26 are fully equipped and poised on the frontier with Austria. The government aims to seize territory, while snowbound passes hinder movement. Weather and terrain affect operations as passes remain closed by snow and ice.
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Paris
Kansas Commission Objects to 10 Percent Freight Increase
The Kansas commission argues that east west traffic conditions vary widely and western farmers already bear a disproportionate burden. They claim wheat corn and other grains moving west would face higher rates and maintain that current and proposed increases would worsen western farmer costs while railroads seek relief.
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Chivage
Orai
Dndee
EL AL Weba
Southwestern
Daniels
Interstate
Dudwe
Qapapesel
Trans
St Wall
Vevenine
Capeiain
Parshila
Gael Nisiet
Austria May Strike If Italy Decides To Intervene
Rome reports a belief in the Italian capital that Austria will launch a sudden attack on Italy as soon as Rome commits to intervening in the war. The prospect unsettles but is tempered by Italian troop concentrations along the Austria frontier.
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Italy
Saris
Movil
Rome
Vastee
Matin Veron
Ils
Phis
Prospertods
Alain
Antaia
Backus Reelected At Annual Congregation Meeting
Delegates to the American War Veterans Association to be held in Boston in May were chosen. Attendees include Dr Rakus Mrs Benar Filler and Mr Whitmer now residing in New Bern Hank. future officers and committee members were elected for the year.
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Boston
W. Nophrng
Vni KL
M. Sturtiecant
Whites Treast
A. J
Irving VII
Chalktes
W Clark
Woostevens
W. Coruelius
Philip Stevens
Irving Hill
Lockout of 14 000 carpenters knots up Chicago operations
Chicago date April 17 a lockout of 14 000 union carpenters halted work on about 4000 buildings valued at 30 million dollars. The strike leaves 125 000 wage earners idle and follows a dispute with builders associations. Arbitration talks to be held Monday as both sides stand firm on terms.
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Chicago
Ono
Indu Troy
Association
Sid
Las Lime
Anche Concoretimi
Speed Regs Threaten Cyclists As City Upholds Ordinance
A city official warns cyclists that ignoring speed rules will bring trouble with law. Another issue suggests they may challenge a new ordinance to allow selling a vehicle amid disputes. Claes Pischer notes enforcement and potential penalties.
Chinese Wallop Kansas in a High-Scoring Tilt
A chaotic baseball game sees Kansas pushed to the brink as Chinese players hammer 15 runs while Kau staff holds the locals to 101. Russell homered in the sixth inning to spark a late rally but the visitors prevail in a wild exhibition with strong Chinese hitting and defensive miscues separating the teams.
Arrest Cleaver Bootlegger Nabbed in Lawrence Case
Lawrence authorities arrested Hiram Heoeher of Kansas City Missouri for bootlegging after a two day stakeout. He was tracked to a frequented liquor street site where a search uncovered a stash. Heoeher is held in county jail awaiting trial with additional charges pending.
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Hiram Heoeher
Kanesas City
Missouri
Hencher
Nigaien
Lawwrence
Heneher
Otheer
Civiniite
Sehnerk
Kansas City
Lawrence
Law rence Housekeepers Adopt Uniform Room Rules
A Lawrence gathering of women who rent rooms to students approved a formal contract and a unified set of housekeeper rules. Speakers stressed university and parental concerns, with emphasis on fair terms, legal safeguards, and consistent standards for rent, payments, and notice through the school year.
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Lawrence
Myers
Guo
Eustace Brown
Ann Gillens
W.C
Mer. Hoffman
Y. M. Cy
Bo P. Barbegon
Seretary Hoffman
Foster
van Blicknir
Burdick
Hoffman
Tlere
University
Dean Blackmay
Tesis
Amy Ang Owle
Hipell
They Ask For It By Name In Newspaper Ads
Advertisers urge readers to request products by name and resist substitutions. Retailers affirm loyalty to manufacturers and emphasize backing newspaper advertising as a mainstream business practice.
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Inquirer
Zoaal
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