Writers Plan Seizure of Hawaii and the Philippines
Anonymous writers outline plots to seize the Philippines and Hawaii while denouncing Japan s government as submissive Bar ons Makino and Mabie host a cordial luncheon with Japanese Christians and Americans Count Okina former premier delivers a warning of impending war and Christian influence seen as calming only by some officials A Tokyo message protests anti Japanese legislation to Governor Wallace and Senator Sanford proposes sending the message to the governor and Harris
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Ornia
Philippines
Hawaii
Hamilton Wright Mabie
New York
Baron Makino
Mucheot Migbie
Count Okina
Sacramento
Antherelewrane
Tokin
Senate
Ldeat
Wallace
Sanford
Harris
Suffrage Hearing Set by House Committee Next Monday
Washington April 18. Beaders of the suffrage movement plan a two day hearing before the committee on woman suffrage. Dr Anna Howard Shaw De Cora Soith King and Miss Alice Vout head the delegation of speakers from ten states and Alaska. The committee will hear ten minute speeches from each state with one speaker from Alaska.
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Sehite
Washington
Jeanine
Anna Howard
Shaw
de Cora Soith King
Alice Vout
Alaska
Methodists discuss commission government at town meeting
The meeting featured H Mitchell and Prof. W R Price debating the commission form of government. Mitchell opposed the measure while Price supported it, with both speakers presenting intelligent, comprehensive arguments. A later talk by Millerward Revo Prink Uf Siith on Japan drew praise as the best in town. The gathering was unusually successful and well attended.
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Methodist Brotherhood
H. Mitchell
Ft. R. Price
Mitchell
Prof. Price
Milerward
Change in Phraseology of Income Tax Law
Washington April report notes a shift in phrasing of tax policy to clarify exemptions for insurance policies while preserving original intent. In Norwalk Ernest Welsh, convicted of complicity in a homicide, is paroled after 154 days of a six month sentence, as state signals dropping charges against other indicted.
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Washington
Tinase Wys
Jay
Comiputes
Norwalk
Ernest Welsh
Minnie Savilley
West Clarkefield
Fowles Case Bound Over To May Term
The Fowles case, pending in justice court for months, was heard before Justice J B Wilson yesterday. Fowles was bound over to the May term of Douglas county district court. Attorney Melvin defends Fowles and warned he would take the case to the U S Supreme Court if necessary. Fowles, living in Texas, is held for pen support of his child who resides with its grandmother and is under 16. He was arrested in Kansas after a habeas corpus writ in probate court and was moved to district court where the Kansas Supreme Court approved the action. The trial before Justice Wilson resulted in binding over to the district court.
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Fowles
Justice Court
J.B. Wilson
Douglas County District Court
Melvin
Supreme Court of the United States
Probate
Awick
Wilson
District Court
Boots Shoes and Rubber on Free List
Washington April 18 The House defeated a measure to place boots and shoes on the free list and raise tariffs. An amendment to reduce duties by five percent failed amid strong opposition. A separate proposal to remove rubber from the tariff list was also rejected.
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Washington
Whelan
Massachusetts
Egies
Hardvick
Borland
Missouri
Pi Gamma Sigma chaired as new national education sorority
The University of Kansas hosts the first chartered Pi Gamma Sigma. The organization aims to advance teaching and professional fellowship, with Anna Berhtold Lawrence and Myrtle Dolhee Lawrence among the charter members. The Kansas chapter serves as parent to a planned national network, with school contact across Missouri and beyond.
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Pat Thie
University of Kansas
Helival
Pi Gamma Sigit
Kansas
Kiln Fion
Ulltr
Pi Gamma Sigma
Anna Berhtold
Ewrence
Laig Hnnger
Abilene
Mat
Am Smyth
Eureka
Atyrtle Dolhee
Awrence
Helen ‘Hoopes
Antroence
Jane Lina 1
iParsons
Prosor Charles H. Johnston
Tthe School of Education
A Ga
City to lead clean up as alleys to be visited
Lawrence announces a new year clean up with city led rubbish collection. Mayor Bishop and Street Commissioner Fitzpatrick say wagons will visit every alley, gather dumped rubbish, and no alley will be missed. Citizens are urged to pile rubbish ready for rapid collection.
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Ainal
Lawrence
Civic League
Bishop
Janes Fitz~patrick
Uncle Wins Child Case Keeps Helen Bulah Pinney
Trudge C. Lindley denied the writ of habeas corpus sought by the father, allowing the child to remain with her uncle Theo Sulzen at Lecompton. The case, argued in press court last week, drew wide interest over custody questions.
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Helen Bulah Pinney
Theo
Sulzen
Lecompton
Trudge C. Ki Lindley
Death inquiry in Hastings boxing ring incident
Police detain several wrestlers and managers after Billy Allen a light weight boxer died following a second round clash. Allen was knocked against the ropes and collapsed unconscious prompting an official investigation into the death. The incident follows last night’s boxing and wrestling events.
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Hastings
Mich
Billy Allen
Pugs
Allen
Port of Missing Men Safe and Well in London Case
London April 18 Joseph Martin missing since April 3 is safe and well a detective on the case says He will not reveal his location but states Martin is not in London He adds Martin is not in any physical danger and the matter remains unresolved as to his whereabouts
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London
Joseph Martin
Martin
Pope’s Condition Worsens as Death Feared Soon
Rome reports the pope’s prostration and exhaustion deepen with observers noting death could come at any moment or he may linger for months. His aides say the end is near.
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Rome
Report Reads: Diction Of The Lower Was Editionable
The fragment notes a dispute over diction regarding the lower edition. It records a claim that the language used in the lower version was editible or editionable, implying revision or correction steps by editors or authorities.
Conference to Lawrence War Luther League meeting at Lawrence
The 1414 meeting of the War Luther League at Lawrence reports success in securing the new year for Lawrence. Rev Fo Siauiee and Migs Ber nite Schulz returned from meetings in Karperis with information that they secured. About 100 young people from across the state will travel to Lawrence this year.
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Luther League
Belkin Lawrence
Fo Siauiee
Migs Bernite Schulz
Karperis
Lavierence
Sigma Xi elects ten at Apr meeting
Sigma Xi elects ten new members at April meeting held at Professor O Shand's home in University Heights. Three new members are University focal members, one is an alum, and six are senior class members. Notable elected include graduate W. S. Kinnear and faculty members Td Wheeler Allan Nelson and C O Mallis. Senior honorees are Ruby Hosford Lawrence Florence Black Lawrence Carl Danallowell Tvina Goldman Kanes Clarence McCormick Arkan McMillan.
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O! Shand
University Heights
Membres
W. 8. Kinnear
K. le "Sh
Lorwer
Ke - Terminal Co
New York City
Td. Wheeler
All. Nelson
C. O. Mallis
Ruby U Hosford
Lawrence
Florence Black
Lawrene Carl + Danallowell
Tvina Goldman
Kanes Clarance McCormick
Arkan McMillan
Pirate treasure found near Miami from Kidd era
Chicago reports a relic of Captain Kidd era recovered from a wreck site south of Miami. EC Cole, a Chicago manufacturer, unearthed a solid gold weight weighing about two and a half pounds valued at approximately $1000. The item was secured for safekeeping as treasure hunters searched for coral fragments.
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Captain Kidd
Chicago
Eural Reef
Mia Florida
Barber cannot recover after hatchet attack in Kansas City
Cornall Ellis, a barber, survived a hatchet assault by Mrs. Tutia W Harvester but remains unable to recall the incident. He cannot remember striking Cornwal or the blows, while Michie Warvis, the wife, traveled from Bonnar Spring Kansas and is represented by attorneys for Ellis's wife.
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Kansas City
Cornall Ellis
Tutia
Harvester
Michee Warvis
Bonnar
Harris
Lushuni
Andas
Bulgarian Army Orders Advance Toward Monastir
London dispatch from Saloniki reports the Bulgarian army under the seventh division receiving orders to march toward Monastir, which is at present held by Servian troops.
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London
Saloniki
Monastir
Mrs Cook seeks divorce from Anah Cooke in Hartford
Mrs Matienda Clarke Cooke files for divorce from Anah Cooke a former clergyman charging statutory offense and desertion. Also Grace Powell files cross petition asking divorce from O E Powell, with the case set for May term in Douglas County Court. John M Newlin leaves for Richmond to represent the Kansas Yearly Meeting at a conference uniting and strengthening American yearly meetings.
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John M. Newlin
Richmond
Ind
Kansas
America
Grace Powell
Erdis
Powell
Douglas County
Lawrence Aims to Hire Field Secretary for Kansas Missouri
An appeal here seeks a field secretary for Kansas Missouri and nearby areas to promote the modern Recreation Movement. The effort, backed by the Playground and Recreation Association of America, invites donations of $10 to fund investigative work, community organization, and public education, with Lawrence endorsers listed.
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Rence
Kansas
Missouri
Playground and Recreation Association of Ameri
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Ture
Lawrence
Playground and Recreation Association of America
M Sswari
Moern
Care Journal World
Brady
Lawrence Endor
Dean FQ
Marvin
Howard Morton
James Naismith
William Powell
Cassie Quinlan
Myol
J. K. Sayre
FT Smith
BE. B. Stauffer
W. R. Stubbs
Warvney Sinner
J. R. Wise
Henry E. Walt
Mag Wilhelmi
Lisnry Albachi
BE. J. $. Bailey
George If Barker
BW. Binford
Playgrounds Meeting Planned by City Committee
The Real Playgrounds Committee will meet tomorrow to review plans for expanding work at city schools. Discussions will cover playground festivals and summer playgrounds, with details to be issued at the session.
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Peace Nn Acs
Suffragettes Try to Burn Aberdeen Railway Station
In Aberdeen Scotland on April 18 suffragettes attempted to burn a railway station. Women climbed to a top balcony splayed a banner reading Mistory or Death and showered the crowd with missiles injuring several spectators. Police protected the demonstrators as a clash followed and arrests were made after the stall was subdued.
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London
Tok Plekion
Aberdeen
Scotland
Old Scottish Rite Reunion Next Week at Topeka
A large class is preparing for the Twenty-ninth semi annual Scottish Rite reunion in the Valley of Lawrence. Sessions run Monday to Thursday at the Masonic Temple with supper, conferring of degrees, and a large turnout anticipated. Topeka Consistory will attend and Lawrence members expect a strong showing.
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Valley of Lawrence
Masonic Temple
Topeka
Lawrence
Elis
Remiont
Ready for Finals High School Debaters Set Championship
The Kansas high school debating championship final will be held May 1 as Dorado and Burlington vie for the silver loving cup. In semi finals Dorado defeated Solomon while Burlington beat Garnett, under the Kansas High School Debating League led by Richard R. Price.
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Kansas Wikh
Fl Dorado High School
Solomon
Burlington
Garnett
Lf Dorado
Burlington Wich
Kansas High School Debating League
Richard R. Price
University Extension Division
Banquet At New Williamstown Church Gathers Residents
A Williamstown banquet at the new church organization drew many attendees last night. The supper event showcased community support and local engagement as residents enjoyed the meal and fellowship.
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Williamstown
New Church
Nigit
Registration Numbers Spark April 2 Special Election
Registration was light in the Ole Days Ninety Four period with 4 672 eligible citizens of Trence ready to vote on the Commission government. A total registration increase over the municipal election added 94 voters. Poll books close at City Clerk's office and the April 2 special election will consider only the Commission government question with heavy turnout anticipated across wards two through six as shown in the latest ward-by-ward tally.
Died in Colorado Mrs Tyson to be buried here
Mrs Anna Tyson wife of Wm Pesan died in Los Animas Colorado on April 11 of pneumonia after a nine day illness. The body will be brought here for burial with funeral at 2:30 Sunday from North Lawrence Christian Church. Interment in the family lot in Apple Grove Cemetery. She was 41 born in Indiana and leaves a husband a young daughter and a brother and sister.
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Wm. Tyson
Anna. Tyson
Wm. Pesan
Los Animas
Colorado
North Lawrence
Indiana
Tyson
Mrs. Dietz and Lover Charged with Murder in Chicago
Mrs. Dietz widow of Geo Dietz who was beaten to death is formally charged with murder. Leo Nurenhern, alleged accomplice, is also charged with murder. Complaints allege both men killed the husband and assaulted him with at Tamimner.
Ida Hartman Buried Here Among Lawrence’s Early Residents
Mrs Ida Hartman longtime Lawrence resident died in Kansas City. She left a sister Miss Minnie Stackford and a daughter. Funeral was held from the Healy with the funeral cortege arriving for burial yesterday.
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Ida Hartman
Lawrence
Kansas City
Hartman
Minnie Stackford
Healy
Hoy
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