Washington reports doubt on Villa death find
U S officials and embassies await confirmation on the reported death of Francisco Villa as details remain unclear. Mexican authorities and American channels discuss possible withdrawal of forces while Carranza forces clash with Villa loyalists and diversions unfold along the American coast.
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Francisea Vita
Washington
Villa
Rita
Garein
State
Gtd War Department
Allie
Ceneral Pleshine
Wineries
Laaericadas
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Dattied
Anioviedt
Carranea
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Dis
Villa Heath
Wilis
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Leteher
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Paso
Gan
Chavira
San Antonin
Carls
Carranza
Uma
Smong
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Cavox
Terana
Pris Smots
San Francisco Torgan
Santa Barbara
Parral
Week Plans Outline Church Services Across Town
A rough meeting note lists weekly church activities across town. It mentions Baptist services tonight at a local church and a schedule with Rev. C. C. Brown at Gloria Church and Rev. R. A. Schwegler at the Methodist church.
German Note Seen As Strongest Yet In U S Crisis
Unofficial dispatches from Berlin say Germany’s latest note is the strongest yet as the United States threatens to sever relations over submarine warfare. President Wilson and his cabinet discuss a formal reply while ambassadors report ongoing talks with Britain toward action against German submarines.
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Washington
White Stanse
Wilson
Sevretgey
Storday
Lord Weteyrill
United States
Coronin
Count Vontiff
Ered Oibassy
Eyalin Foreign Office
Ate Department
Sussex
Germany
Berlin
Gervanl
Aya
Lansing
Wis Owas
Ike
Hannai Yity
Reagan
State Department
Merlin
Sathar Vely
Cherseu
The
Amblar Dial
Foreign Office
Sunday Police Court Raids Lead To Trials
A large and busy police court session resulted after raids on gambling dens and a riverbank scrap yard yielded eighteen defendants. Among those charged were young men accused of gambling and loitering as a Detroit era crowd watched a Ford driver and others face fines. Henrietta Potts and several others were set for arraignment tomorrow afternoon on drunkenness or related charges.
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Vorestei
Ford Inte
Jadee
Lesterday
Towka
Massachsetts
Sumeedy
de Wits
Muggy
Ficou
Henrietta Potts
Lola Elston
AL Cosa
Walley
Muare
Price of Bibles Up Across New York
News reports April 17 indicate Bible prices have risen and are likely to rise further due to higher costs for paper ink and printing. Religious publishers face increased expenses, with impacts on distribution and consumer prices noted by industry observers.
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New York
Ie Chet Ategious
Inéictes
Graduation Exercises Set Amid July Fourth Celebration
Scattered fragments show Gwe graduates slated for May 20 at mural schools with exercises to be held in Tawrence. A Fourth of July celebration at Baldwin is planned, with Rev. Wk. Stunner expected to speak. Many graduates aim to join the Baldwin event.
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Baldwin
Stunner
Progressive Quarters Usher In Chicago For Campaign Headquarters
Warold Teke, chairman of the state committee, has set up quarters in a downtown hotel as headquarters for progressive forces. The move mirrors the 1912 campaign style, with Roosevelt expected in Chicago the week the convention opens in June.
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Chicago
Warold Teke
State
Commuittee
Progressive Forces
Tod
Estvelt Menner
Roosevelt
Kansas Weather Report Update
Weather bulletin notes yesterday evening conditions for the eastern portion of the state with shifting temperatures. The report mentions changes in temperatures and a transition in conditions across the area.
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Kansas Weather Report
Farmers to Attend Merchants Meeting Tomorrow
The Douglas County merchants association will hold a midday session tomorrow with several farmers as guests. Several committees have worked on important questions and are expected to present reports to the body.
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Merve Associqation
Raonis Fae
Morrow
Douglas Covniysts
County Meet Set With Graduation Exercises
County athletic meet scheduled for May 20 will be held on the same day as graduation exercises. Officials report entries have been received for top events and preparations are underway.
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Tho Viey Higs
Mary
Nowell
Ma Shinley
Small Earthquake Reported Near Mexico and California
A seismograph at the University in California Kansas recorded a minor quake yesterday afternoon. The primary wave was reported as broken and the disturbance lasted briefly. The quake may have originated in Mexico or nearby, with uncertainty about the exact location.
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Mexico
California
University Par
Kansas
May Term Docket Sets 15 Cases for Trial
The May term of court lists fifteen criminal cases slated for trial. Several are pending, with key motions and petitions noted, including two divorce applications and multiple larceny matters. The schedule shows trial readiness and anticipates February pretrial events.
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Ier van der
Celebrate Closing Day at Belial District Avo
The article notes the Belial district near Lecompton in southwest area observing closing day events. John A. Godfrey of Rinses led the gathering with a dinner and annual school meeting discussed. The regular business tract named Thealore Salven as director, and Godfrey was confirmed to teach the school.
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Belial
Lecompton
Laught
John A. Godfrey
UL Reviakts
Codfrey
Commencement Plans At Rena Community High and Leavenworth
The speaker outlines planned commencements at Rena Community High on May 31 and at Leavenworth with motions possibly accepted. Chancellor Strid is noted in the remarks.
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Steen Swill
Rena Cominty High Seliant Atees
Leavenwort
Oldica
Strid
Ottawa Journal and Java Journal to be sold
A Democratic daily in Ottawa will be sold by receiver Lh. CL Stine today. Stock and other property held by employees and creditors were ordered sold by Judge Sinart.
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Ottawa
CL Stine
Sinart
University Club Smoker Honors Prof George Herbert Clark
Tomorrow evening the University Club hosts a smoker in honor of Prof George Herbert Clark. Clark will speak briefly on Shakespeare and Maschold at the Gnive 2 SEs, followed by his short address to the club.
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University Club
George Herbert Clark
Shakespeare
Maschold
Gnive 2 Ses
SANG BEAUTIFULLY AT UNION SERVICE
The Lawrence Choral Union performed Gounod's 4 Redemp tion with a chorus of about 100 under Prof Arthur Nevin drawing a large crowd at Union Church. Soloists included Mrs Cenny Oleolt Miss Cora Reynolds Miss Jane Scheurer and others, praised for fine singing and precise teamwork.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Sule
Len
Auditorum
Arthur Nevin
Thy Seboyl
Fing Arts
Stevent
A. K. Stinifer
Aliance
Cenny Oleolt
Cora Reynolds
Jane Scheurer
Jink Collett
Miward S. Foster
J. G. Meth Vines
Disturbances Mark Athens Demonstrations Against Promoter
Reports from Athens describe protests by adherents opposing a political leader as demonstrations escalated. Police cleared crowds and dispersed the scene after cries against traitors and calls to uphold loyalty. Reuters notes the unrest followed clashes tied to the former regime’s faction yesterday.
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Athens
Holy Week Services Plan At Trinity Tether Claveh
Local church outlines Holy Week observances starting Monday with evening services at Trinity Tether Claveh. The schedule lists events for Monday through Good Friday including prayers, reflections, and community participation.
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Evelock
Trinity Tether
Christe
Infantry Quiet as Artillery Shelling Continues
Reports from Verdun Paris and Ajwil describe artillery bombardment along 17-KFrenel positions from Dead Man's Hill to Cutmieres. No infantry assaults occurred, according to an official statement, while line activity remained limited to artillery and raids.
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Arcand
Anti Cigarette Meeting Highlights Welfare Meeting Debates
An anti cigarette meeting last week addressed cigarette use and public health concerns. Speakers noted strong opposition to smoking at the event held during the welfare gathering, with emphasis on community health and awareness efforts.
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Osimokines
Ehiki Welfare
Prisoner Freed After Paying Costs in County Case
A man released from county jail after a prosecuting witness failed to appear. He paid court costs and left with a coat and suitcase from his employer the Imperial Shining period. The event occurred yesterday in Kansas City with friends.
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Owen Carl
Kansas City
Sand work injury at new Kansas river bridge site
Worker Scheult injured yesterday morning while moving a large stone at the river bridge excavation. The main injury was to his back. he was hospitalized with no serious nature. Crews shifted to strong concrete blocks to sink the cofferdam and plan to pump water from the dam before continuing construction.
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Scheult
Kansas
Schoidt
Dir
State law targets city rooming houses and hotels
Kansas heats up hotel inspections as state board of health resumes oversight. Inspectors survey Lawrence, Emporia, Manhattan, and Topeka areas. initial checks find limited compliant rooms and rising fees for lodging houses. About fifty rooming houses may face annual hotel fees and renewed enforcement under the state department.
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Ideas University
Kansas
Oatel Emporia
Manhattan
Oeskine
Milgs
Sani Proprieter
T.rence
Lawrence
Vui Iy
Yoonting
Local Event Details From Lawrence Assembly
Fragmentary report notes an assembly in Lawrence with 1 ac 1 event, medal opening at 7230, and references to Mr and Mrs Nat Berry plus their son visiting. mentions travel to Arkansas and a business trip. The text is garbled but indicates an instructional program and social visits.
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Lawrence
Lawrence cleanup starts as town enforces orders
City funds are unavailable this year so special policemen will patrol Lawrence to ensure property is kept in order. Officials urge residents to promptly remove or dispose of trash while ordinances will be enforced to curb untidy premises and violations during the routine cleanup.
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Lawrence
Pate
F'Rancise
Typle Ag
Union Service Tonight At Baptist Church
City churches unite for a special Passion Week service at 8:00 PM in the Baptist Church. Local ministers will preach and church choirs will assist as observers take part in the Passion focus for one hour with a welcoming gathering.
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Baptist Church
Bape i
D. Evye
Condition of James Carrier in Salina Hospital Unchanged
The condition of James Z. Carrier of Lawrence remains practically unchanged in a Salina hospital after being injured Wednesday night. He regained consciousness shortly after the accident. Authorities have not yet identified the man who ran over the Lawrence traveler.
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John P. Carrier
Salina
James Z. Carrier
Lawrence
Carrier
Antomballe
Whee
Éoss Ars
American Among Survivors as Submarine Sinks Vessels
Official reports say an Austrian submarine attacked a ship off the coast near Ishouds, sinking the neutral steamship Clendenl and a British vessel while one American aboard the Imperatori was wounded. Lloyds noted the events as April 17.
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Washington
Imperatori
Cylport
Marseilles
Mratien
Culan‘ Brode
Ishouds
State Department
Lamdon
Weatral
Avas
Lloyds
Clendenl
Darrovian
Auto fire alight before station firemen quench at street corner
An automobile owned by Bog Daddscansht Mine caught fire in front of a garage at the corner of Fichthy and Rhode Tslaned streets this morning but was quickly extinguished by the fire department. The rapid action of the firemen prevented further damage.
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BOG Daddscansht
Rhode
Socialist Peace Meeting Postponed for Next Sunday
Socialists announce a postponed peace meeting set for next Sunday with turnout expected from members including Ethel Whitehead and other correspondents. The event aims to advocate international cooperation and disarmament amid rising tensions.
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Ethel Wihitehead
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Rxberty
Cornliall
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