Mexican Note to Press Tomorrow in Friendly Tone
Delegates say the note to the United States government will appear in tomorrow morning papers. The message aims to reassure Mexicans and European powers of peaceful intent and restraint from both Carranza and Villa, with copies going out via American delegates and consular offices.
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Aiotofhoverner Ferguson
Cenerier
Planned Suez Attack and Wartime Secrecy Rumors
Fragmented text describes alleged plans for a Suez Canal raid led by French and British forces with Turkish and Arab involvement. It mentions attempts to disrupt the canal, evacuations near Port Said, and a naval threat from warships in Mediterranean waters. Details are uncertain and partly garbled.
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Wholesalers Miss Milk Licenses Face City Scrutiny
An inspection reports dairymen slow to comply with city milk licensing rules as authorities push for renewed enforcement. Officials note visits to dairies have been sparse recently, but say dealers are cleaning up operations and moving toward licensing, with city clerk actions and potential penalties discussed.
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Many Families Move To City This Month Near University
A Lawrence real estate dealer notes strong demand as families relocate from across Kansas to the city near the University. Apartments near Pywellih and Grand avenues fill quickly while builders near the campus accelerate housing to accommodate incoming dormitory and student families.
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Killed on Wedding Day Auto Crash in Valley Town
A wedding day tragedy in Valley Town where a bride was killed and a groom severely injured when their auto went off the road during a windy day. Rescue units rushed to the scene near Dodge City as investigators sorted the wreck and weather contributed to the fatal crash.
Kansas Weather Postcard Report
Fragmentary weather note from Kansas mentions delays and a time reference. Named entities and clear details are minimal due to missing context.
Good Wheat in West Sher idan County Report
Lawrence man reports a good wheat harvest in Sheridan County despite recent rains. He notes a new binder and a novel wheel plan by the inventor Mor visear, which some farmers praise for reducing wheel bogging while others find it unsatisfactory in certain soils.
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Plowing Dificulties Rise From Hard Ground Conditions
The report describes how ground surface becomes crusted and lumpy, resisting the plow. Team horses strain to pull through deep dense material, causing breaks in gear and frequent stoppages. Subsurface moisture and root matter hinder effective tilling, especially where soil is compacted and weeds persist.
Omitted text on international peacetime overtures and betrayal
Fragmented report discusses alleged overtures involving nations and individuals with references to Brissia Amaterdans and the Naval efsten. The article hints at distrust and possible deals, noting the Geptern empire’s stance and a cited quote about not betraying. Ambiguous, names unclear, no clear outcome.
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Geptern Empire
Togdon
Cameras Read Meters Plan for Accurate Readings
New York Gas Company outlines a plan to photograph meters for precision. A compact device will fit the meter, and pressing a button activates a photograph to record the reading, aiming to improve accuracy and reduce reader error.
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Hold: Cotton Ship Cargo Causes Waterfront Stir
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a disruption aboard a cotton ship near a river derk with references to New York, cargo, prize, and legal actions. The garbled text mentions Amends, Life, and Paneer D, suggesting a case or amends process tied to a maritime incident.
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Anhawels
Paneer
Drowning scare at Potter Lake ends with rescue
Miss Jessie Martindale, Lawrence’s noted swimmer, and a young woman nearly drowned at Potter Lake. Martindale pulled her to shore after a tiring dive and effort to reach safe water. A bystander assisted as rescuers used splints and revived the swimmer.
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Potter Lake
Warner
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Regional education funding split revealed
In Topeka the 280000 education fund from federal and state sources is allocated among universities and state colleges. It outlines how apportionments will be distributed to public education districts based on pupil counts and district enrollment, guiding the next fiscal steps for higher education institutions.
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Neighborhood tennis court funding and future use plan
The article describes a neighborhood tennis court project where residents organized the effort, elected officials, and raised 125 dollars for construction and maintenance. It notes the space served multiple families, with two double courts booked daily and membership growing among local business owners.
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Stubbs Big Cattle Company Emerges in Texas
Governor’s records note Stubbs of the Polled A Cattle Company planning expansion in Texas. The venture, with capitalization of 10000, involves land and water rights in the staked plains, encouraging cattle stock growth.
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Dawson Replies 10 Riverse Criticism In Kansas Natural Gate Case
Dawson faces criticism over three years of legal fight to recover a company and related expenses. Brewster defends actions as rightful, while opponents deem him unfit. The Public Utilities Commission, State Attorney General, and court proceedings frame the dispute and proposed compensation, with a Sept deadline for final action pending.
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A. Trewster
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Hard Luck in Wheat Yield for Local Farm
Report of wheat threshing on a farm near William Schaake with 130 acres producing about 200 bushels, while other fields show promise for better yields. The fragment notes management and partial results, with uncertainty about overall prospects.
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Militia Companies to Leave Monday for Leavenworth Camp Visit
Lawrence will send over 200 National Guard men and 12 officers in two companies to Fort Leavenworth for a ten day encampment with a sightseeing train trip to Leavenworth. The USS Union Pacific line may run a special train from Lawrence to Leavenworth for the event with concerts and camp programs planned by camp commanders. Captain Clarke notes final preparations, while cooks and staff ensure ample, good meals and orderly drill training.
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Lawrence Olers Fall To Ottawa In Return Match
Twelve Lawrence players traveled to Ottawa for a return links match and faced a tough showing. An Ottawa spread defense and home-course familiarity contributed to a defeat noted by several players and officials.
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