First Conference Set For Today Between Obregon and Scott
Obregon and military chiefs from northern Mexico prepare to begin negotiations with General Scott and General Funston. Officials expect a multi day conference to shape terms as U.S. and Mexican leaders discuss pursuing Villa and his bandits. Ge neral Obregon expresses optimism for a satisfactory termination of talks with Carranza backing the plan. The meeting location remains unsettled with a possible session in El Paso.
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Obrefron
Alexie
Scott Aud Funston
Betwen
Villa
Junrey
Mex
Obreson
Carranza
Obregon
Erals Trevino
Gutierrez
Cales
Inenaee
Amerie Bert
Tio
Teiniek
San Antonio
Acumeat
Elo Pasa
Finston
Interurban Hearing Schedules Receiver Bid for Kaw Valley Line
Ottawa seeks a district court hearing on the application by Topeka firm Tolima and Ben for a receiver over the Kaw Valley interurban line. The board reports funds held pending settlement with financiers Dehosa & Son and contractors. Status shows the line in financial doubt with pending arrangements for earners’ bills.
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Inge Smart Vane
Lawrence Tedin
Ottawa
Tudey
Ideal
S. Tolima & Ben
Topeka
Kausas Ily
Kaw Valley
Tian Aus Tal District Court
Hea
al Nelices
Dehosa & Son
Interurban
Stuart
K. V. Slemn
Close with Spelling Bee at Woodland closing exercises
A spelling bee event marked the Woodland term end with a night of traditional activities. A regional committee was formed to arrange the closing exercises, naming Miss Cunningham Miss Philips Miss Wilderson and Mr Pinche as members. Arrest reports note El Johnson held on liquor charges and Willie Plog O McNay for violating the prohibitors law with trials scheduled.
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East Wight
Ake
Miss Cunningham
Miss Philips
Missi Wilderson
Mr. Pinche
Willie
O' McNay
Yeas
Townshend Surrenders at Kut El Amara
London reports Major General Townshend and his British forces at Kut El Amara in Mesopotamia surrendered after destroying communications and signaling lines. Turkish forces tightened their siege as relief efforts failed. British casualties and captives totaled about 20,000.
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Kut-El- Amara
London
Lus. Townshend
Kut-El-Amara
Mesopotamia
Ncileis
Townshend
Tigris
Prechiet
Lieneral Townshend
Eh Rut-EbAmtra
Riots and rumor plague Dublin amid uprising reports
An Evening News correspondent describes arson and sniper activity as crowds clash in Dublin. Troops cordon streets while civilians suffer casualties. Reports claim German arms airdrops and landing rumors fuel tension.
Accommodations Wanted for State Editors Visitors
Lawreace area hosts invited to aid lodging for visiting editors next week. Call Potosser Thorpe at 1010 12 to be placed on the entertaining list. Local editors face difficulty securing housing for all attendees.
Plan for Douglas County Fair racing program approved
The Douglas County Fair directors agreed to join the Kansas Missouri Grand Circuit this year and run a racing show with six racing events and five paras. The plan guarantees equal or better facilities than last year, with stock selling to fund a new fairground owned by the county fair association. The circuit includes Smithville Missouri and leg towns. races start July 17 and end the week of October 3 at Dewey Oklahoma.
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Douglas County
Kansas- Missouri
Douglas Sanity
Kansas-Missouri
Smithville
Moberly
Columbia
Mexico
Marshthl
Independence
Missouri
Ottawa
Topeka
Lawrence
Coffeyville
Kansas
Dewey
Oklahoma
Swithville
vTuly
Htoballeus County Fair Assciiation
Fai Evans
Wvork
Escaped Inmates Returned to State Prison
Fragmentary report describes Ed MePhesters and others escaping custody and being recaptured near Tepska Sher W.hunntings. Early morning pursuit led to several suspects being detained and later returned to state custody.
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Ed MePhesters
Weik Zeney
Tepska
Kansas Weather Report Highlights Yesterday and Today
Fragmentary weather notes indicate rain showers and overcast conditions. The report references yesterday and today with scattered details, but specifics on temperatures or times are unclear from the readable text.
Spring Vesper Service at Unitarian Church Tonight
A vesper service of music is set at the Unitarian Church tomorrow at 3 PM. The program features the Girls Glee Club of Utah School, a regular and revised selection, and Mr. Nutt will perform a slate solo. Organ music by Mendelssohn and selections include Come Ye Faithful Beal Song Celphorus The hymn and others are listed with expected performances by the choir.
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Ct Unitarian Church
Unitarian Elimreh
Gleen Club
Uteh
Glee Club
Nutt
Elite of Sprine
Mendelesohn
Bealsouk
St.ohn
Fisher Pushes City to Provide Police Uniforms
Chief M Fisher urged Law city officials to supply at least one uniform per officer funded by city revenue. The idea aims to keep police properly equipped and visible, with costs covered by city funds and uniformed officers serving with pride. J M Boyd was appointed by the county commissioners to review the proposal.
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Zabh
Chief of Police
M. Fisher
Journal-World
Chick Fisher
Ty J. M. Boyd
Rounis Dioners
Lindsay Released After Tie Up in County Case
A man named Lindsay was released after a dispute ended in a trip to Goodland for a preliminary hearing. The defendant, Lindsay, told the court he would file a suit for damages against the plaintiff, and the case will proceed in Superior Court at a later date.
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Goodland
Lawrence
Lindsay
Tie
Court of Criminal Deck Opens With Burglary and Larceny Trials
A busy May term looms as district court readies several burglary and larceny cases. The docket is expected to be among the heaviest in years, with multiple defendants set for trial on criminal charges.
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District Rover Willapert
Harlan Case Dismissed in Local Drunk Driving Incident
The case against Sam Asrlin, driver of the car owned by Good Eagle, near Radon, was dismissed yesterday after a preliminary hearing. Witnesses indicated both parties were intoxicated friends, and Baele showed little desire to prosecute.
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Sam Asrlin
Radon
Cond
Baele
Squires Funeral Service Set for Masonic Temple Tomorrow
Funeral services for Com F. Sulties will be held tomorrow at 2 from the Masonic Temple. Brown will speak, with interment at Oak Hill. The temple services are open to the public and the body will lie in state at the Assuropole.
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Masonic Temple
Dale
Lev
C. Brown
Merchants and Humane groups hold joint meeting notes
A Mer chants and Farmers Association gathering discussed business problems and cooperative efforts. The Humane Society met at city hall with Dewl PF Walker present to plan a servant paint program and scout cooperation. A police court case fined a man and a woman $15.50 each for lewd conduct. Professor and Mrs W W Davis visited Kansas City.
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Merchants Association
Hin Merchants Sod Farmers Association
Threslin
Humane Society
Adi
Ifumane Sesse
Pera
End Gas Hearing Expected in Kansas City Case
City Attorney predicts the federal court will rule the gas business crosses state lines. Final arguments began today as the hearing in the case that has stretched over a week continues in Kansas City.
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Con City
Kansas City
Viv
Harley
Ie Federal Court
R. R. Will to Speak Tonight at Bar Association Dinner
More than 1000 lawyers and hundreds of guests are expected at a dinner where former president will discuss international duties and American deals. The event will be held at the Tlinaie Bar Association center tonight.
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Tlinaie Bar Association
Owhich
Thansatelt Mn
Animeas
Divorce Petition Filed by Etta Deay in Local Court
A suit for divorce was filed yesterday in district court by Etta Florence Deay against her husband Marshall Deay. The petition alleges cruelty and seeks custody of four children and suitable alimony.
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Etta
Florence Deay
Marshall Deay
Dear
Editors Flock to Lawrence Tuesday
Editors plan a visit to Lawrence on Tuesday for the editorial program. The event stars the Missouri Valley Congress president and features anticipated attendance by notable editors and staff reporters.
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Lawrence
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Fragmentary civic notes hint at editorial meeting and speakers
Fragmented OCR hints at a city gathering with mentions of editorial association, a speaker named Lawrenér, and references to Pridas Satend and others. Details are unclear but point to a town event discussion and local civic involvement.
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Pridas
Satend
Olityr
Thas Editorial Association
Local Masons Reunion Praises Entertainer Price
Fred Price of Kansas City headlined a Mercy Rite Masons reunion attended by nearly 200 members. Lauder praised his imitation of Harry Lander as better than the original, calling the evening unusually pleasant and successful.
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Fred Price
Kansas City
Wnig
Anne Vention
Rite Masons
Tore Pres
Harry Lander
Lauder
Missionary Union Meets for Spring Session at Methodist Church
The Women's Missionary Union held a full day spring meeting in the Methodist church with devotionals led by Mrs Hargett and a morning address by Mrs BE Kuostman of Manhattan Kansas on South Missions. Other talks covered technical mission work by Mrs J A Mamlin and Ma Boltz as officers were elected. Afternoon features included Rev J K Morgan of Pittsburg Kansas and an address by Dr Arthur Braden.
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Women's Missionary Union
Methodist Vhurell
Hargett
BE. L. Kuostman
Manhattan
Kansas
South
Deggs
Oklahoma
J. A. Mamlin
Ma. Boltz
F. W. Cowper
Wl. Baungarbery
Fary
J. K
Lockett Wins KU Beauty Prize In Annual Leaders’ Contest
Qora Lockett of Anthony Kansas is named among the top ten in the University of Kansas Vanity Fair beauty contest. Ada Dykes of Lebanon Jel Keeler of Lawrence Vera Svison of Louisbois Ila Wolf of Lawrence and others also place high. The feature section will include co photographs by Con Squires and celebrate KU beauté.
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Dumer
School of Fine Arts
Aniiony
Kansas
University
Wis
Vanity Fair
Tement
Jay Hawker
Miss Lockett
Ada Dykes
Lebanon
Jel Keeler
Lawrens
Vera Svison
Louisbois
Liaa Wolf
Lawrence
Vine Cillett
Kingman
Eripa Tart
Lenora
Dorothy Rinelaw Gf. Oberlin
Rutjy Kley
Independence
U. Beauté
Con Squires
Poyin Jor Lawrenes
Yilessine
Johnson
Ross EF. Busenburk
Burial Notice for C. Morrow of Twentieth Kansas
Mrs. S E Miller receives word the body of C Morrow will arrive Monday morning. A Twentieth Kansas Company IL veteran born in India, he lived years in Lawrence and Colorado. Survived by his wife and four sisters in St. Louis Canada Towne r Cole and Lawrence. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Twentieth Kansas
S.E. Miller
India
Lawrence
Colorado
IL Boy and & Mason
Vaughn to Preside Through School Year in Kansan
A Kansas school publication notes Peg Vaughn will continue as presiding officer through the current academic year. J. H. Hallinger is listed as news editor for May in the return of faculty roles.
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Vaughn
Vaaughn
Kansan
Dui
Capper Praises Sheriff Cummings for Handling Bissell Case
Governor Capper commends Sheriff Cummings for coop eration with state officers in the Bissell murder case. Bissell allegedly confessed to Edna Dinsmore’s killing to Warden Codding after a tense city mob threatened at the jail.
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Edna Dinsmore
Warden Codding
Sherif W. J. Cummings
Capper
Mancher
Shawnee
Wade
Dail
Shenee
Gummings
Douglas County
Cummings
Lansing
Ding
Ian
Mob violence inquiry spurs sheriff to seek warrants
Shawnee County Sheriff Kiene travels from Topeka to Lansing and Lawrence to probe the taith bids and the Dinsmore slaying. He vows to examine jail records and pursue warrants for mob leaders in Atchison as part of the investigation.
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Kans
Kiene
Shawnee County
Lansing
Edna’ “Dinsmore
Topeka Lawrence
Lawrence Day
Jene
Eun
Conn
Atchison
Sale of a large item at the institute auction
The report notes a large sale at the secret mers Institute where a notable item brought a high price, described as one of the largest sales in the area.
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C. Bussing
Secret
Mers’ Institute
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