Villa Surprised, Routed Enemies in Sierra Fight
Columbus reports two Laurrtestis killed and three wounded as Villa forces clash with Col. George A. Dodd’s squad in the Sierra of Western Chi Tahun. Americans pursue retreating bandits. losses and captures noted on both sides. Obregon and Scott conference planned at Ciudad Porfitho Diaz Field Headquarters.
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Columbus
Cavity Alre
George A. Dodd
Villa Waits
Tomachie
Sierra Marines
Chi- Tahun
Muler
Buea
Vervantes
Domingues
Mias
Ia Beime
Hidins iv
Shel Irountaina
Visel Dainy
Mononvasoto
Miles Scottef
Tamachie
Chilimalina
Beligt
Paso
Vals Advan
Aetaehurent Ltd
Teastot
Villi
Carmuiza
de Grguenent
Dodd
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Mexicas Grehers
San Antonio
Finstoy
Eagle Vass Lonight
TRY SIR ROGER FOR TREASON
London reports Sir Roger Casement has been brought to England to stand trial for high treason, a rare charge in a century. The piece notes historical precedents, including Arthur Lynch’s case, and discusses potential legal outcomes and penalties if convicted.
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London
Roger Casement
England
Arthur Lyneh
Lynch
mHgaber
House of Comnotes
Another Hearing On The Old Bridge Plans
Opponents of the interurban river bridge project in Lawrence Missouri call for a new hearing. The City Engineer of Kansas City announced a session next Monday at 2 PM, inviting all interested parties to present their views on temporary pile bridges and river crossing plans as a predecessor to a new concrete bridge.
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City
Aden Ing
Welook
Francisco
Melndex
Corps. of Engineers
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Kansas River
Lawrenee
Banat
Hth
Delaware
Drastic action demanded as Dublin unrest grows
Fragmentary report from Dublin says government and Commons debate severe measures amid rebel activity. Troops reportedly deployed from Belfast and Britain. Prime Minister and Asquith condemn rebels and insist public order is maintained while questioning use of force.
French Prisoners and Air Battles Reported in War Updates
Fragmented wartime notes describe French forces taking prisoners after attacks near Anacourt woods and in the Woevre region. Reports mention a major gun engagement, aerial combats over Zeebrugge and Lincoln area, plus a German airplane shot down near Linerite. Other items include senior play notices at a university and a murder verdict in New York.
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Bardaient
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Tarise
Candor Zeppelin
Diel
Zee
Drugge
Aeroplertie
Arpuelin
von Clepryat Forprde
Fokkerepee
Linerite
France
Cam
University of Kansas Band Concert Tonight
The University of Kansas band performs this evening in the chapel. Programs include selections from operatic and classical works with solos and orchestral pieces. Directors praise the ensemble as among the finest in the university's repertoire.
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University of Kansas
Sevelowk
Day Mel Choles
A. Usevis
Olan Hanser
Wagar
Hes Tours
Potehielli Deon
Giesanda
Langnertaonr
Mjuherd
Denier
Die Loteley
Lindsay charged with embezzlement spreads to Goodland
M Lindsay, taken to Goodland by officers, was arrested in Lawrence on a tel ma claim of embezzlement. Lindsay asserts a firm in Dowery Willy is backing the accusations and plans to disprove the charges. He says his trip here arose from trade disputes and he expects to return in a month.
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M. Lindsay
Goodland
Artiere Tron
Goodh
Lawrence
John M. Lindsay
Wood ‘Commis
Shrift
Lindsay
Willy
Quake Detected Near Mexico City Reported in Kane County
A tremor registered last night near Kane Valley indicating disturbance approximately east or west of north from Mexico City. Primary wave at 27:51, main wave at 3:34:42, ending at 9:14. professor estimates location likely in Mexico City neighborhood.
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Onis
Mexico City
Kane
Iter
Kansas Weather Report Update
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions with probable showers late Thursday and in the southern portion tonight. Minor temperature changes not recorded. Forecast covers 7 p.m. yesterday to 2 p.m. today with expectations of showers.
Lecture draws crowd for North Side course at church
Kansas University speaker Vref Hy Po Cady led the second North Side Lecture at the north side church last night as the audience enjoyed liquid air demonstrations. The hall was packed, fifty extra chairs were rented, and enrollment remains open. A shorthand night class and a school yell plan were outlined and a motto of Promptness and Efficiency was chosen.
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Unive
Kansas
North Side
L. A. Hartley
German American tension rises as return of leaders looms
Geneva reports a German American Bitnation shift with a possible message to the American male later this week. William is said to be returning to Lerting amid attempts by Americans to depart Germany facing obstacles. Constance frontier closes, and a Swiss-Borne update notes a looming German government stance on the Sissex steamship torpedo claim.
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Paris
Plex
Peror
William
Germany
Constance
Derie
Switzerland
Maris
The
Bond
Scottish Rite Reunion At Masonic Temple In Lawrence
The spring reunion of the Scottish Rite meets at the Masonic temple in Lawrence, continuing through Friday. The event features Ladies' Night and lists members including Lawrence D. Mather, Robert C. Skidmore, and William C. Hickey among others with attendees from Leavenworth and Detro.
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Masonic Temple
Ines
Tey
Lawrence
Wathe S. Constantmith
Manhattan
Robert C. Ski
Cl Lawener
C. Joseph Ky Walker
Lawrencijal
Mower
Ceory Varwel
Leavenworth
Willian C. Iiikley
Laavrendes F. Harpe
Charles B. Dexolies
Jol A. Giehner
Detotay
William de Jamison
Carday
Charles Bo Wiard
DeSeto
Judge Burch to Speak at Fraser Hall Chapel Tomorrow
Justice Burch will lecture in Fraser Hall Chapel at 4338 Otlock tomorrow afternoon on French Criminal Procedure. The talk, delivered before the Colorado State Bar Association, draws on his reputation as a candid speaker and welcomes the general public to attend.
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Fraser Hall
Prime Court
Suspect Bissell moved from Topeka jail amid mob
In Topeka and Lawrence chaos over Edna Dinsmore murder, deputy sheriffs moved 27 year old Pred Bissell from Topeka to Lawrence as crowds protested. Authorities say Dinsmore, age 10, was found murdered in a burning building and had been assaulted before death. Bissell admitted buying candy linked to the case but denies involvement. A warrant to arrest him for murder was to be sought once Sheriff Kiene returns.
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Edna Dinsmore
Beilding
Topeka
Lawrence
Ion ‘Wag
Geonied
Neenesary
Leon
Shawnee County
Bissell
Sheri Dence
Bilding
Holman
Itu
Tapelka
Fungton
Tlokman
Bol Miler
Vern Welsh
Tolman
Issell
Sinuwene
Watertokne
Earl Dinsmore
TH. Rhinehart
Shawnee
Tle Hutchinson Reformatory
Lincoln County
Jdu¢kgon
Unear
Hinsell
I. UI
Rhinehart
Hady
Iolay
Beig
Ridnehart
Couily
Oelock
Morntine
Joseph Holman
Bissett
Kiene
Kansas students invited to Estes Park conference
Kansas University students desiring to attend the Young Men's Christian Association conference at Estes Park Colorado need not be prevented by lack of cash. Former Governor W R B Stal offers to loan 1,000 dollars to twenty KK U students for the trip. Loan repayment is due upon completion of the journey.
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Kansas University
Desire Lo
Young Meus Christian Association
Pétes Park
Colo
W. RB. Stal
KK. U
Uniare
Institute Meeting Readies County Educational Drive
The Douglas county Institute will convene Friday at the First Christian church in Lawrence with an all day program and noon luncheon. Delegates from Baldwin Eudora Vinland Bethel Lecompton Haskell and North Lawrence expected. The session features antinarcotic prize readings and a full afternoon program of music recitations solos and classroom demonstrations.
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Houglas County
Wee. T. A
Intitute
Schoools
Holiday Proposed to Commemorate Discontinued Class Scraps
A historical note describes Next Monday as a holiday proposed to commemorate the discontirmance of class scraps. The first Monday would align with Kansas University tradition as a time honored date. Editor Frank Strong faced difficulties in ending the scrap. A promise tied May 1 as a permanent holiday if the day were abolished.
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Kansas University
Frank Strong
Desk Book for Journalism Students Issued Today
J Wainwright Evans assistant professor of journalism authored a new four page desk book for the department. The publication outlines definite rules and advice for student work. Mr and Mrs C E Friend traveled to Kansas City this morning to spend the day.
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Department of Journalism
J. Wainwright Evans
The
Drive
Chickens Stolen to Feed a Chicken Ranch Scheme
Deputy Holman reports Jack Goodwin alias C Goddwin alias Frank Gordon prepared a large scale chicken sale in Lawrence after arranging with Mrs Elsie Watts. He used a farm and chicken ranch ruse similar to a Shawnee county scheme. Goodwin confessed to stealing the flock and faces parole violation charges as authorities plan to indict him.
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Sheriff Cummings
R. Thompson
Jack Goddwin
Frank Gordon
Per ‘Haps
J. Rhitus Wallingford
Lawrence Yeterday
Goodwin
Elsie
Lawrence
Wien
Hex
Jack Goodwin
Peoria
Dong Ag
Watts
Shertt Holman
Fred. Bissell
Topeks
Shawne County
Editors Gather in Lawrence for Kansas Editorial Meet
Editors will be in town from Tuesday to Saturday next week for the Kansas Editorial association sessions. More Kansas editors than ever are expected to attend in Lawrence with entertainment events including a Dutch supper and a musical program featuring local acts.
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Kansas Editorial Association
Kansas
Lave
Lawrence
Edbaret
Tpela Press
Armagddon
White Way Hearing Truncated Session On Ninth Street
A brief hearing session on Ninth Street adjourned mid week. City signals plan to review points and resume discussion in the meantime.
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Does Newspaper Advertising Pay
A reader questions whether newspaper advertising pays and cites a firm stance against ad spending. The text argues ads fail to bring new customers and insists the public must see names in papers to influence decisions.
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