King Nicholas Defies Powers Over Surrender Demand
A defiant speech from King Nicholas amid European tension as Austria-Hungary threatens war if Sentari is not surrendered. The balcony address follows a march of Montenegrin sentiment and reports of dispatches from Senturi. The telegram mentions the assassination report of the Roman Catholic Arebbighoy of Senturi, J. Reve Haereucherd.
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Austria-Hungary
Little Empire
Seutari
Nicholas
Duday
Europe
Sentan
Montenegriven
Rene
Arebbighoy
Senturi
J. Reve Haereucherd
Germany Sees a Crisis in European Situation
Berlin reports a high diplomatic official stating the European crisis persists. The official notes that a coordinated effort by European powers could resolve the issue, referencing a wave prior to demobilization and urging unity among states. Also: London reports Charles Despard, a suffragette, was jailed fourteen days after an arrested flight. companions received ten days.
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Berlin
Dterman
Europh
Lond
Charles Despard
Austro-Hungarian ultimatum threatens Montenegrin forces
A circular note to Austria-Hungary’s government warns of immediate action to expel Montenegrins from Scutari. The message, dated April, signals a firm stance and readiness to act alone if necessary. Strong entities include Montenegrins, Scutari, and Austria-Hungary.
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Montenegro
Scutari i
London
Scutari
Belares
Austria-Hunaren
Rope death marks grim execution in Uniontown
In Uniontown on April 2 a man condemned to death was hanged with a rope about three strands long. The rope failed briefly but the sheriff and deputies finally lifted the body as the condemned struggled for eighteen minutes. The grim scene ended with the execution channeling a deadly, prolonged strangling.
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Uhiontown
Jeli H
Theft Charge Over Bicycle Dispute In Local Hearing
Henry was arrested in the morning on a theft charge involving a bicycle bought for four dollars. Dirk allegedly took the wheel claiming it for a ride and never returned it, saying he was not paid. Dirk denies payment and Father claimed the wheel was owed, with a warrant pending though he could not be found. A later hearing note indicated an arrest warrant was issued for Dirk.
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Henry
Hetter Ff
Tatler
Kaber
Dirk
Mat Dirk
Dirk Vlaing
Ron
Tig
Rumor of New Cafe on Mount Oread
Local reports say a new cafe may be built on Mount Oread this summer. EB i Soxman, long-time Lawrence confectioner, bought a lot in the 100 block of Oread Avenue and may erect a building there. Lexman is currently in California. no confirmation or denial. The purchase suggests possible openings after the upcoming school term.
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Mount Oreasl
Eb.i. Soxman
Lawrence
Oread Avenue
Lexman
California
Hefanf
Secretary Bryan Leaves for California Today
Japanese developments and Pacific security under discussion in Tokio and Washington as Premier Yamanoto voices confidence in U S government plans. Exposition directors adopt resolutions opposing alien land laws and Secretary Bryan outlines peace proposals to deter war, with a leopard incident at a St Louis circus and a noted Dickens figure’s centenarian relative in London.
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Branvisea
Puna -Pacifi
Indy
Alien Land
Av Johnson
Faith Elf Coalifortia
Bryan
Washington
van Said
Fis
Minster
Mad Dog Attacks Near Sibley Wounds Several Animals
A mad dog issue near Bhue Mound, a few miles from Sibley, bit a heifer and a sow at Sam Allen’s stockyard after a Thursday night scare. A child Henriette Skeet, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Skeet, died yesterday, burial set for tomorrow at Maple Grove Cemetery. An immense window at the Free Trade Wall building was blown out today by a bomb.
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Bhue Mound
Sibley
Sam Allen
Mr. Allen
Hay Dow
Alen
Henriette Skeet
Oll
Arthur
Tve
Ve Howe
Maple Grove
Eae
Manchester
Brhund
Free’ Trade
Topeka Masons at Reunion Highlight Degree Work
The Topeka Scottish Rite Masons participated in a reunion in Lawrence, showing the 32nd degree for many candidates. The event featured about 30 actors in the drama of the degree and attracted strong attendance from local Rite members. Names of participants include Alfred A Bowen Linwood John Q Knight Thomas W Martin Carl Ro Canavan Palmage Volk Jacob A Madlem Roger M Willians Charles A Kelsall Fred W Noll Clitus B Hosford James M Dennis Wor H uakenbush and Charles Seewir. Peace and harmony marked the gathering with the local ladies involved in the activities.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Charles Sessions al Éther
I Jn
Ducal
Alfred A. Bowen
Linwind
John Q. Knight
Linwood
Thomas W. Martin
Fennrteen
Carl Ro Canavan
Tone
Palmage
Noll
Clitus
Hosford
Geo
Itharer
Whipple
Hosley
B. Browood
James
M. Dennis
Wor
H.uakenbush
Chas
Seewir
Loral
Trial Planned in Wife Desertion Case of John E. Barnes
John E. Barnes was brought from Bellevite by Sheriff Chaumites and held for wife desertion. His deserted wife reconsidered pressing charges, but the county attorney intends to proceed under the abandonment law, with Barnes possibly seeking parole if a bond to support the family is posted.
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John E. Barnes
Bellevite
Chaumites
Barnes
Lawrence
Mr Barnes
Belleville
TE Barnes
Biggest Wheat Crop Ever Proclaimed for Kansas
Topeka April 24 The crop report says not more than five percent of winter wheat sown in Kansas last fall will fail leaving most fields viable. The condition at this date is the highest since 1908, with acreage exceeding 1,100,000 acres, suggesting the largest harvest on record if harvested. Washington April 24 President Wilson nominated Wm. Cottrill postmaster of Princeton, noting Cottrill’s long service as Republican assistant postmaster and his boyhood ties.
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Topeka
Herienlinne
Kansas
Washington
Wilson
Cottrilly
Princeton
Cottrill
Matron Lizzie Childs Seeks Help After Tornado Loss
The Journal-World appeals for subscriptions to aid Lizzie Childs, who lost her home in a recent tornado and has faced years of hardship. Readers including AL Monroe, M. Reed, Hannah Oliver, and Rev E L Stantlex contribute, with funds to be acknowledged publicly. Donations will help her rebuild or face losing her home, so please send any amount promptly.
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Lizzie Childe
Journal- World
AL Monroe
I. Reed
Sullivan
Ceecas Ln
Hannah Oliver
ALC
Siler Eee
Anthony Caldwell
Sam “Eliott
Turner
E. EL Stantlex
War era case tied to Warren figures reported to DOJ
Washington dispatch notes Chaves of officials refer the matter to the Department of Justice by U S Attorney J Sheppard of Fort Scott with Hy I Bane for the district. Prosecution linked to Berene V Debs Fred J Warren and Sheppard. Also charged is the office issue to harass and persecute Warren J Wayhind and Col Phiter from Kansas for links to a paper published at Girard.
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Washington
Department of Justice
J. Sheppard
Ft. Scott
United States
Hy I Bane
Department
Buerene V. Debs
Fred J. Warren
Sheppard
Hime
Warren
J. Wayhind
Col. Phiter
Kansas
Aiv
Girard
Question of Concerts To Be Decided By Town Meeting
The town faces a debate over municipal band concerts with citizens to vote on arrangements. The band has run on subscriptions, but last year struggled as funds and distribution issues hindered programs. Residents attend weekly concerts, raising questions of funding fairness versus the band’s costs. Berlin sees an aerial fatality as aviator Dinety dies from a fall, with Eugenie Shakosko and Abramovitely injured. President Wilson visits Washington to confer with the Senate, meeting with lawmakers at the Capitol and hosting callers in the afternoon sessions.
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Taiwrente
Merziants
Funda
Berlin
Dinety
Irom
Eugenie Shakoskoya
Murdock Attacks Democratic Tariff Plan in House Debate
Victor Murdock of Kansas, a Progressive member, urged a tariff commission to base policy on data and warned the Democratic revision could hurt industry and raise living costs. He contrasted Progressive aims for a transparent, science based tariff with party approaches. Debate resumed as attendance waned with lawmakers departing for a York celebration.
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Washington
House
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Ways and Loans Committee
Murdock
Bift
Cateus
Congress
Ors
Progressive Party
United States
Hense
Taere Laan
Gs York
Hamarind
Back To Work Delegates Call For Immediate Termination
April 24 report from Brussels mentions National Socialist delegates planning to end a stalled effort immediately. A Chicago note says a nine year old girl, Katherine Winters, may have been kidnapped by Gypsies. her father, W A Winters of Newcastle, hopes she is recovered. A sighting near Bathine led to a camp search and unraveling clues.
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Brussels
Tor
Chicago
W. A. Winters
Newcastle
Dad
Katherine Winters
Baitherine
Unt
Umskiris
Dimmitt Suit for Divorce in Douglas County District Court
Mrs. FE M Dimmitt files suit for divorce from John Dimmitt in Douglas County District Court. Case set for May term. John Clark to represent plaintiff as attorney.
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FE. M. Dimmitt
Douglas County
John Dimmitt
John Clark
Missing Newark Woman Sparks Search After Escape
In Newark on April 24 Mr Romane Barden, daughter of a New York civilian, fled the sanitarium and has not been found. Physicians report no sighting after a day, while sanitarium staff claim she returned and is in the institution. San Francisco report notes detectives and five patrolmen accuse five members of an organized gang.
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Newark
N.o
Romane Barden
New York
San Francisco
Aptu 23
Gectives
Fovir
Fve
Haskins Leaves University for Kansas City Engineering Firm
Haskins, assistant state winner of Kansas, part of the University of Kansas faculty, will leave to join Werley and Black engineers of Kansas City Missouri. He will likely assist in valuing the Lawrence Water Company property as part of his new role.
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C. AL Hasking
Kansas
University of Kansais
Department of Health
Aoes
Werley and Black, Engineers
Kansas City
Missouri
Haskins
Lawrence Water Company
Worley ‘and
Black
Wty
Park contract unsettled as Kansas City magnates loom
Unsettled talks hinge on a park lease for Lawrence summer resort run by Rockland and Peek with Kansas City magnates eyeing a league. A tentative agreement is hoped soon, afincluding park opening plans and care of local patrons. Also notices Funeral tomorrow for Mrs Pauline Urech with service at home then grave, burial Oaks Hill Cemetery. Mrs Katherine Altenbernd dies at 60s near Safeduck Jer Werte.
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Rockland
Peek
Woodland Park
Lawrence
Tre Lire
Lezse Cai
Lawrence Fama
Kansas ‘City
Lowe
Howe
R Nphelle
Rocklune
Feneral Park
Shipare
Toledo
Ohio
Lie Jeral
Bug
Fay Obio
Urech
Pauline Ureed
Indiana Street
Nerelock
Stauffer
Oaks
Katherine Altenbernd
Katherine
Unis
Safeduck
Jer Werte
Its
Imenman
Weather Notes on Cold Morning and Frost Threat
The morning brought cold conditions with a stiff wind affecting outdoor tasks. Predictions suggest fruit crops may be safe as frost threat eases, though seasonal caution remains amid lingering cool conditions.
Concert Tonight by Luella Chilsom Ohrman and Albert Lindquest
Minneapolis Symphony presents Harold Henry leading tonight with Luella Chilsom Ohrman and Albert Lindquest as soloists. The Inovali Music Festival opens at the Robins Gymnasium. First program tonight, second tomorrow afternoon, final tomorrow evening.
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Luella
Chilsom Ohrman
Albert Lindquest
Minneapolis Symphony
Harold Henry
Lawrencé
Inovali Music iFestival
Trea
Festival notes Face of Year 4 Program Sparks Interest
Prominent figures participate in a year four program with Luella Nilson involved. Prof Skilton secured performances by the Mestival. Tomorrow the Mimentutis Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts. The orchestra has appeared in Lawrence for several seasons.
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Artis Luella
Nilsoi
Skilton
Mimentutis Symphony Orchestra
Lawrese
Fragmentary OCR Notes Spark Reflective Muse Connection
Fragmented text mentions a muse and a sensitive organization in vague terms. It references an attorney Aarodd Denry and individuals Mr and Mrs J M Henry, with unclear context and location. The passage appears as garbled OCR from a newspaper page, lacking coherent events or dates.
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Germany
Imother Oread Cafe
Soxman
West
Japanese Watch Developments
Yamanoto
U. S
Tokio
Uetavern Japanc
Remier Yasmanoto
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
William Blt Hone
Tchompson
Jer
Associated Press Market
Aaron
Novi
Capital City
Princeton P. M
Lawrence City
Mrs. Childs
Warren Case
Senate
Democratic
Tarif
Flags Party
Danger
Belgium
Socialist Congress
Worley and Black of
MAY
SOOM
Rockland and
Peck
Mr. Rockland
Wits
Ureed
Iben
Franz
Christians Jaelicke
Casper Urech
Lawrences
Treels Beets
Bent Duville
Flora
Robert Friedlein
Pauline Urech
Pau Frey
Robert Frederick Covey
Entantey
Aarodd Denry
Laestrenee Bey Jultir Som
J. M.dlenry
Petra
EMI
OBR
Mineapolis
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