Mystery Death Still Shrouded as Inquest Looms
Tragic death of a man identified so far only as El Babhey remains a mystery. A Thursday inquest is planned as theories shift from a stockman’s fall to possible murder by unknown assailants. Police and papers tie clues to a Kansas City firm and the Knights Templars, with no decisive identification to date.
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Cnroner
Kinhey-Pr ’ Clanpany
Kansas
Itv
Gladma
Toni
Willy
Tahnes
Naule Templars
Eal May
Hee
Carder Davis
Jill Poll
Tongamsie
Vnnesday
Wack
Trouble in Morocco Ammunition Paris April
Fragmented OCR text reports tensions in Morocco tied to ammunition and France. Mentions Paris April and a French mission, with references to military actions and a government reply pending. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Paris
Premed
Marup
Public safety items for Mexico prep amid tense global contest
In Rome and Switzerland, authorities report orders for handgun armament for the Mexican government as public safety items rise. Mexican army allies move to support deployment details while officials monitor the execution of remaining orders, signaling heightened readiness and international cooperation.
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Rome
Switzerland
Starning
Mexico
Eral
Heyg Hhrived
Americans Released Charged They Were Arre on American Soil
Report from Mosien City, Mex indicates Americans faced charges of arrest on American soil. April reports reference Edward IT and Wath among others, with defense assertions. Admiral Linch died in Washington Naval Hospital after illness.
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Mex
Duag
Edward
Wwe
Converse
Ameriestins
Durex
Uys
Uetens
Amerivash
Admiral Linch
Washington
Thearmiral
Richard Thehy US
Nore
Naval
Tereuved
Wale Iged
Mkty
Black Hand Convicted Must Serve Five Years in Prison
Ginnyantari, charged as a member of the Black Hand, was sentenced to five years in Leavenworth penitentiary and fined by Judge K. M. Tapidis. The defendant faced charges including threats to the life of Judge Landis and the federal prosecutor. The case, tried in the federal district court, surfaced after information from Chicago post and other sources.
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Chicago
Ginnyantari
Black Hand Sie Lodiy Awas
Leavon| Worth Penitentiary
M. Tapidis
Uegentral District Court
Hove
Landis
Fed Seal
Lanflis
Topeka Aviators Plan Spring Air Meet
A Topeka aviation race and meet are being planned for spring in Topeka Kansas with officials negotiating to bring three French monoplane machines for a three to four day event.
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Meas City
Nopeka
Topeka
Jay
Tanother Aviation
Darried Gn
Fai
Athinks
Kani
Ventilation Rules Prompt Theaters To Clear Air
Fair tonight and Saturday with increasing cloudiness. The Moving Picture Houses must have fresh air under a new ventilation law. State Labor Commissioner Johnson says fire marshals will enforce after sixty days, aiming to keep all public venues well ventilated or shut.
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W. S. A. Johnson
Kuy
Johnson
Resisted an Officer and a Reluctant Jail Sentence
A man named Petersen faced police court after resisting an officer on New Jersey Street. He pleaded guilty to the charges, was fined 26.50 dollars, and narrowly avoided jail when the officer agreed to a lighter outcome.
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Silvers
Walter
Peterson
New Jersey
Petersen
Lone Star healer under fire as letters defend him
The Journal World covers a controversial figure known as the healer of Lone Star amid claims from respected citizens defending him. Authorities caution against stirring trouble as notes warn about actions that could provoke locals in Marion and Willow Springs townships.
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Lone Star
Meital Tualer
Deii
Bator Jiayna
Craiita
Riline
Kansas
New Settlement House Planned by Work Committee
At a Monday meeting of the Committee on Tale of Work the group voted to purchase a ten room house on the east side for a permanent settlement program. The board of directors of the Social Service League will meet with Marshall Gorill to review financing and a plan to extend the settlement work. Approximately $3,000 is needed to fund the purchase.
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Wits
Leszie
Marshall Gorill
Abbas
Troidhe Deane
Hie
Finest train carries delegates to Del Monte convention
The finest train ran through Lawrence yesterday carrying 175 delegates to the Electrical Supply Jobbers convention at Del Monte California. It was a nine Pullmans two diners and a composition car pulled by an oil burning engine. Diners were in the center of the train and much of the crowd appeared in lay gowns.
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Ania Fe
Lawrence
Deforu
del Monte
Calif
Relief Relief: Storm Victims Fund Gathers Subscriptions
A late revival of aid for storm victims shows small contributions totaling over 50 dollars with Thomas Winston leading at 15 dollars and other donors including W B Barns 10 and J B Shane 10. A promised 300 dollar check from merchants is now expected, completing one third of the needed sum as building committee prepares to receive funds.
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Vinland
J. B. Shane
H. E. Don Carlos
Benj. Ulrich
Martha
Cowgill
Merehanis Ciattion
Merehanmes
Topeka concert by Glee Club tonight at First Church
The Ko UL dee Clot will sing in Topeka tonight at the First Christian Church under the Hapocaeles choir accompaniment. It marks their first concert here this season and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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E.U. Glee Club
Popeka
Dtois
PLAYING MANHATTAN TO PANIC FOLLOWING WASHBURN WIN
The Ja pare play featured a chaotic scene as fans and students awaited the Washburn victory. Reports describe a tense finish with scattered cheers and students reacting to the final result, while the crowd buzzed about the key players and late scoring flurries.
Fragmented Crime Notice From Massachusetts Court District
garbled report notes a cow gone missing and a sheriff delay in serving summons for a district court in May. mentions jurors and six cash nol ne wording, unclear names.
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Two in One TL Frazier Tevenian Tales in Toys Magazine
Tevenian of the Tour nal World writes in the current Toys? Magazine issue two stories. The Ghost of Salt Creek Camp and The Substitute are set around Quenemo and McCookfield, with the writer’s hometown noted and frequent local references.
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McCookfield
Encampment Fundraising in Lawrence Delivers Promises
The Financial Committee of the A. Ry reports pledges totaling 475 from Masnebweed merchants and a 150 subscription from a widow, boosting the Encampment fund to just over 600. The committee aims to raise the remaining amount before the three day convention as interest grows. Adj Gen Miller of Topeka predicts record attendance in Lawrence next month, with Topeka sending more delegates than ever.
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A. Ry
Masnebweed Sweet Merchants
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Nadethoffer
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Miller
Topeka
Lawrenee
Wielita Ins
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Leavenwearth
Lms
Conioander
Band McCrary Held As Deserters Face Charges
Officials report Porter and Kelley, two deserters, are to be arrested. McCrary remains in custody awaiting transfer and a bath and elite as promised by the council. Police plan to move him back to the stone pile once hampering and postal jewelry issues clear.
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Cater Elisnes
Porter
Kelley
Baseball season opens amid towns eager to lead
In early 1900s ballyhoo, towns like Wichita and St Joseph anticipate Western League opening games. Mayors and officials attend parades as opening day events unfold amid weather favorable, with ceremonies, athletic showcases, and civic pride highlighted across multiple cities.
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Onmla
Neb
Dahlewan
Ascort
Pes Moines
Onintenus
Jsteel
Comclete Aeandstrand
Sweeping Alleys and Civic Cleanups in City Districts
The city plans a sweeping operation with convict labor and volunteers to clear alleys and sweep yards. Street crews, led by Commissioner Witzpatrick, will remove trash across the river area while the Civic League funds ensure temporary labor. The effort aims to finish the district in a day with active municipal support.
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Massie
Civic League
Witzpatrick
Tanwreni
Mexican papers sold near border stations in Spanish
Mexican papers market expands at Santa Fe depot with Spanish editions printed in San Antonio. Vendors at Little Mexico routes sell Tule and CorreoMexicano editions during railway pauses, appealing to insurrecto sympathizers and travelers. Engineer Officers elected for Envineeritey School and Rhodes group noted in chapel.
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Redhroad
Little
Mexico
Envineeritey
KL Uy
Ekiss
Nende
Fasineersck
Anneal Weignet
Phe Rhodes
PGLK
Themen
y-Treas
K. A. van Bouton
Jayhawkers Defeat Washburn In Swat Fest
Jayhawkers led throughout as Hicks and Jim Smith powered a 11 to 7 win over Washburn on the Jatters grounds. Smith drove in runs with a three-base hit and a steal while Ward, Porter and Larsen added key hits as Kansas built a multi-run lead and held off Washburn’s late rally.
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Jim Smith
Jayhawkers
Washburn
Jatters
Kansans
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Smith
Kansas
Ward
Porter
Sivker
Gussie
Tromerin Hicks
Willow Wiekdie
Larsen Halter
Lock
Dayhawkers
Locke
Rune
Escaped Prisoners Reported as Guards Seek Suspects
A terse police report notes multiple escaped inmates including Wesley and Keller as authorities led by A J Parnell search for those involved. Names Sam Bryant Joste Thornton appear among had been detained or questioned in the wake of the escape.
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Wesley
A. J. Parnell
Sam Bryant
Joste Thornton
Kindness Fund Appeals For Mr Pike Benefit
A historical notice reports tribune staff and readers contributing to Mr Pike during illness. Mrs Tennie Watt sent word of a two dollar donation to his rebel fund, with Total Printers' fund approaching fifty dollars. Abul is improving daily in hospital care.
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Regents Seek All Electric Wires Buried on Campus
Damages totaling 3500 were awarded to Mrs Leydia Hall for the death of her husband, a student, who died after a live wire犀 on campus walk under construction. Regents cite this suit to justify underground wiring and seek budget approval for burial. A second similar suit against the state is pending.
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Tidday
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le State
Cleemehtin
Xen Neu
Leydia Hall
Belleville
Cleermehin
Des Moines Relay Entry Leaves City Team
Des Moines crews head to Des Moines this morning to enter the relay event tomorrow with eight runners aboard led by coach Hamilton.
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Des Moines
Hamilton
A Big Protest Over Troop Presence From Mexicans
Amateurs in Mexico City and U S petitioners demand troops be withdrawn from the Mexican border. The state department delays release of the Mexican reply as lawmakers echo calls to end troop deployments. Petitions circulate nationwide, arguing the troop presence opposes liberty and supports a just struggle.
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Tate
Rite Department
Wilsong
Mexico City
Mexico
Acnae Prieta
Demelas
State Department
UNO
United States
Congress
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Victor Tevner
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Berger
Delaware
Alaska
MANY INITIATES IN SONS OF VETERANS TONIGHT
The Sons of Veterans camp expects about ten applicants to be mustered tonight by the secretary, with initiations planned for those who appear. Velerta camp now has over 140 members and aims to raise the roster to 75 before the G. A. Encampment next month.
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Sons of Veterans
Tonehi
Velerta
Armed camps face off as Juarez waits for daily signal
Armies of Diaz and Madero massed around Juarez with 750 Diaz loyalists inside the city and Madero’s force outside it. Both sides awaited a word from the other as Madero warned he would attack only if struck, while Diaz reportedly pondered resigning to avert battle.
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Diaz
Texas
Juarez
Diak
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Serview
Pearce
Madera
Hy Iwi
Waiting for Steam Time After Machinery Repair
The company has fired up its engines and tested the machinery but cannot yet set a precise restart time. Damage from the storm includes a completely wrecked condenser being repaired, with an estimated three weeks needed for repairs. It is unclear if power can be restored before heat or when it will resume service.
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Tee
Mergo
Uge
Com Jy Entey
Ital
Haskell Meet Prep Boosts Local State Hope
Local high school track teams begin preparations for the upcoming meet with Haskell at Haskell Field. Kansas City rivals arrive next Saturday, with strong sprinters Cox, Wood, and Ross leading the dash corps. Weaker distances rely on steady middle and long runners as vault and pole events shape the contest.
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Tort High School
Haskell
Kansas City
Kangs City
Woodend
Ross
Nsostro
Woodard
Sterling
Dolor Ike
Tornado Oddities Terrify North Lawrence Crew
Reported storm wreckage uncovers bizarre remains as linemen replace uprooted poles. Amid scattered debris a peculiar find includes chicken feathers stuck in poles and a straw embedded piece tied to the day after the storm, offering eerie curiosities from the event.
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Vuserus
Durnade
North Lawrence
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