Wilson to ask Congress for authority on Huerta crisis
Washington reports President Wilson will address Congress Monday if General Huerta does not capitulate by six p.m. Sunday to U S demands after Huerta refuses a full flag salute. The White House warns of seizure plans for Tampico and Vera Cruz and rail lines if Huerta yields.
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Huerta
Wilson
Congress
United States
Washington
Tampico
White House
Mayo
Bryan
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Hadger
Verz. Cruz
PW Sectie
Bedi
Tibet
Panipat
Panapies
Lomtead Girnes
Theliie Virewon
Denvetwart Quad Mitineserst
Gpmel
Meines
Dhdpiity Dd
Carnival promises big year for Mass City fair
Readable text outlines plans for a Merchant’s Spring Carnival on Massachusetts Street with a full midway and various acts. Notable attractions include Mozelle Show, West’s Society Circus, Maxie and Salata, the Motordome ride, and Saldner’s Stadium acrobatics. Organizer Merete Association and Wadler committee push for a successful event next week.
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Aid de Anauagenten
Wile Ae Committee Vom
Ouie Merete’ Association
Wadler
Massachisotts Street
Aldridge House
Costoon Alitperin
Will
Elain
Fairly
Mir
Dennie
Pearl
Mazelle
Sting
Mozelle
Waosville Exposition
al Karonville
Salata
Maxie
Goth Salves
Maxine Juve
Ale Teeether
Saldner
McFall
Rowand
Jobs
Beveridge Question Opens Indiana Progressive Convention
Delegates in Indianapolis consider Albert J Beveridge as possible U S Senate nominee with Beveridge presiding as temporary chairman. Speakers include Senators Clapp and Townsend of Washington and Charles Samney Hird of Massachusetts. Townsend endorses Roosevelt in 1916 Progressive bid.
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Indianapolis
Pon
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Senate
Indiana
Ilay
Beveridge
Clapp and
Toundester
Washington
Charles Samney Hird
Massachusetts
Poindester
Roosevelt
Kansas Weather Report Forecasting Fair Sunday
Generally fair weather expected with lighter winds and rising temperatures. Colder tonight with frost in western portions. Saturday shows continued warming with sunny intervals. Reports indicate yesterday’s figures and today’s observations at 9 am and 2 pm.
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Kansas
Sunnay
The Scholar in Politics Address by Josephus Daniels
An April talk at Western Reserve University by Josephus Daniels argues for embedding scholarly men in politics for better government. He laments lack of educated public leadership and urges that education is a public trust guiding leaders beyond cloistered thought.
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Josephus Daniels
Navy
Western
Loal
Trip Through Palestine Lecture At Local Church
Several hundred attended a travel lecture at the First Methodist Church detailing Rev Roy Boognd’s tour of Palestine. The program followed a past trip by Rev Guildsummer, showing Joppa and key towns, Oriental customs, modern American ideas, and a ride on a mailway tram to Jerusalem, with Rev A B Wolfe introducing the speaker.
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Palestine
Wittt
Roy Boognd
Firs Congregational Church
Topeka
First Methodist Church
Holy. Ly
Guild
Joppa
Jerusalem
Men's Brotherhood
Mint
A. B. Wolfe
91 Years for Harrison Found Guilty in Grand Case
Kansas City reports Oscar Harrison condemned to twenty four years imprisonment after a jury found him guilty of an arms assault in the 1224 Grand avenue case. The verdict came after one hour of deliberation and was announced at 4 p.m. The prosecution had expected a harsher outcome, and the defense argued insufficient evidence.
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Kansas City
Oscar Harrison
Criminal Court
Eelock
Gernradé Shidley
Ee 24
Grand Avenue
L Harrison
Harvison
Harrison
Indian Boys Try to Escape From Haskell Depot
Four students from Haskell Institute were apprehended at the depot this morning and jailed. They were seized while attempting to flee and refused to reveal their destination. Names given: George Leaveswar, John Younghawk, Pretty Bird Felix, and Antone Fasting.
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Haskell
Devot Fonr
Haskell Institute
Hove
George Leaveswar
John Younghawk
Pretty Bird Felix
Antone Fasting
Dentists Attend Topeka Meeting For 42nd Annual Emigration
Several dentists from here will attend the 42nd annual meeting of the Kansas State Dental Association in Topeka on April 25. Dr J W Bryan will lead a clinic on crown and bridge work.
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Topeka
Kansas State Thental Association
Agamt
JW. O Bryan
Tnistath
Council to Hold Clean Up Session This Week
The city council plans a special meeting Monday night to review and refine methods in managing city affairs. Mayor Francisco and Commissioners Holyfield and Cleland will participate with C B Hosford, president of the council, as they prepare for upcoming duties. No new business will be discussed. existing items will be finished.
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Sion
Francisco
Holyfield
Cleland
C. B. Hosford
Ecouncil
Alumni Dance to Open Commencement Week at University
An innovation for Commencement week at the University will be a formal dance in Robinson Gymnasium on Tuesday night after the Chancellor Strong reception. Prof L N Flint says alumni wanted a chance to dance, planning a 9:30 to 10 oclock start with dancers free to stay long. Most alumni expect to depart earlier.
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Robinson Gymnasiics
Strong
L. N. Flint
Former Governor Stubbs Home After Washington Visit
Former Governor W. R. Stubbs returned from Washington last night, saying his health is improving after a serious illness. He met progressives including Murdock and Ditford Pinchet, discussed the senatorial race with Penrose supporters, and noted Beveridge’s hopeful outlook while predicting a hard fight in Pennsylvania. Stubbs plans to visit soon to attend to business.
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W. R. Stubbs
Washington, D
Vewell
Washington
Cov
Stubbs
Murdock
Ditford Pinchet
Pennsylvania
Stibbs
Pen
Penrose
Penrose Clan
Albert J. Beveridge
Tornadoes Sweep Kansas and Oklahoma Causes Casualties
A tornado swept Sumner and Cowley counties in southern Kansas destroying more than twenty buildings, injuring at least three people and damaging orchards. In Chickasha Oklahoma the storm wrecked several buildings, likely fatally injuring Mrs William Asner and killing her infant.
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Oklahoma
Wichita
Kan
Sumner
Cowley
Chickasha
Okla
William Asner
Gospel Teams From First Christian Church Plan Rural Outreach
Five gospel teams formed by the Men s Bible Class of the First Christian Church prepare to evangelize rural Lawrence areas. Two by two they will visit schoolhouses on Sunday afternoons using automobiles with Rev E I Mc Farland coordinating. Monthly meetings in rented schoolhouses are planned beginning soon.
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First Christian Church
Lawrence
E. ‘I. McFarland
Wm. Clary
A. Huner
F. Wellman
A. Crazan
C. A. Shull
Geo. . Foster
Aerie
Thinigan
Dr. Bates
Lyau Nyve
Sehnel House
Williamstown
Seniors win annual inter class track meet at McConk Field
The Senior team led with 52 points as the annual inter class track and field meet concluded at McConk Field. Sophomores scored 6 points and Freshmen 21 points with a junior team also earning top marks in several events. Standout performances included Randall Wilhite and O Leary in sprint events, Woodward in hurdles, and Gibson in the high jump, among others.
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Senira
McConk Field
Sophs
Thes
Randall Wy Wilhite
Hurdies
Adrians
Woodward
O* Leary
Alen
Wilson
McDold
Tile H
O*leary
Rani
O'Leary
Wilbur
Reed
Todd
Martin
Woodward Tine
Allen
Wilsin
Lupher
E. Chrlaid
Fire
Fu Uhrlanb
Saunders
Gibson J. Albach
C. B. Randall
R. Uhrlanb
Vhur
Ramdall
Joinch
Randall
Jibson
BE. Uhr
Jail
Albaert
Powndall
Martin la
Heavy bail fixed in mayoral assassination attempt
Mishal P. Mahones, the gray haired man who tried to kill Mayor Mitehick and wounded Frank L. Polk, corporation counsel, was arraigned in the Tombs on an assault with intent to kill charge and held on $25,000 bail. Mahoney quipped about raising bail as Polk, guarded by surgeons, is expected to recover.
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Mitchel
The
Law
New York
Mishal P. Mahones
Mitehick
A Doinz
Frank L. Polk
Corporation Counsel
Tombs
Mahoney
One Gangman to Bail in Shidler Attack Case
Brennan charged as one of six men who attacked Mrs. Gertrude Shidler was admitted to bail in the five thousand dollar bond. Attorneys told Judge Latshaw that Shidler was not certain Brennan was involved. He remains jailed while final efforts for handsmen proceed. Also notes dentists in Lawrence to close Saturday afternoons starting May first due to long hours.
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Shidler
Kansas Clix
Lee
Brennan
Gertrude Shidler
Latshaw
Lawrence
Elf
Kansas boomers in east on booster tour
A special train of eleven coaches arrived in New York carrying 105 delegates from Southwestern Kansas Association of Com lust clubs on a tour of the east. The party represented nine counties and about a dozen Kansas towns with populations from ten thousand to twenty thousand.
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New York
Southwestern Kansas ‘Association of Comlust Clubs
East
Kansas
Dunmire Returns to City Hall Desk After Illness
Engineer Dunmire is back at his city hall desk after a four week absence due to illness. The report notes his return and suggests even those with a keen sense of humor can be touched by such a comeback without overstatement.
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Dunmire
Dinner to raise money for publishing Quantrell letters
A ladies committee plans a dinner at Ecke's Hall to fund publishing the Quantrell Memorial letters. They expect to raise 300 to 400 dollars, with tickets sold after a date is fixed. The committee includes H B Asher Chane avan, Mrs A J Griffin, Mrs S Dr Alferd, Mrs Paul Re Brooks, and Miss Hannah Oliver. The group aims to meet two weeks hence to finalize plans.
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Quantrell
7 Library
Keke’s
Quantrell Memorial
H. B.” Asher
From Olivet to Calvary Cantata Repeats at Baptist Church
Enthusiastic Palm Sunday cantata at the First Baptist Church drew many requests for a repeat performance. Mrs Blackman and the choir agreed to reprise several choruses on Sunday evening, with next Sunday's program featuring more selections from the cantata and the hymn O'er the Heights to be performed.
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Baptist Church
Olivet
Calvary
First Baptist Church
Palm Sunday
Mrs Barber Buried In Profusion Of Flowers At Trinity Chapel
The funeral of Mrs Arabella P Barber was held at Trinity chapel with Rev B F Kemerer presiding. The body was brought from St Louis by Dr and Mrs Petete and Harry Hohler. She lived in Lawrence for years and in recent times resided in St Louis. She was deeply loved by a wide circle, and the body rests beside her husband at Oak Hill. A Kansas City real estate broker J H Powell is slated to speak on Real Estate and Christ before the University Y M C A tomorrow at 4 oclock.
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Lawrence
Arabella
P. Barber
Trinity Chapel
B. F. Kemerer
St. Gieorge’s Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Julie, Petete
Merchants Kuhne Barteldes Run Inland Tale
Fragmentary OCR reads like a street listing or business names with coded numbers and unclear phrases. Key entities appear as Merchants Kuhne Barteldes Hogeland and various numeric strings, but the readable content is fragmented and lacks coherent actions or events. The fragment resembles a directory snippet or ad copy rather than a full article.
Cooperative era in advertising boosts retail sales
A fragmented text describes a cooperative advertising approach linking manufacturers and retailers to widen reach and raise sales. It mentions Sheriff Cummings returning with a prisoner and a man named Alfred Draper in Lawrence, plus a brochure from the American Newspaper Publishers Association about a water plant assessment in Toledo and New York.
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Cummings
Toledo
Alfred Draper
James J. Morton
Draper
Lawrence
Water Company
W Fishers Association
Wold
New York
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