Blue army and Reds clash in mock war maneuvers near Leavenworth
A tense mock war unfolds as the Thirteenth U.S. Cavalry and Oklahoma National Guard units advance north from Woodland Park to test strategies against a Reds force. Reports say officers tightly guard plans, while troops, veterans and militiamen alike, await orders as wireless traffic crackles with maneuver details. The Blues hold a likely edge with seasoned troops, and preparations hint at a large engagement near Leavenworth.
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U.S
Woodland Park
Reds
Tseiter
Wien
Roaerves Inernin
Hein
Leavenworth
Hodges Stirs Lawrence as Democratic Governor Hopeful
The Journal World notes George L. Hodges, Democratic candidate for governor, campaigning in Lawrence. Voters know him, while many Democrats did not vote for him previously. Hodges is praised for Kansas spirit and progress, with a record of action in the last three years. The piece urges acquaintance with Hodges and hints at expected results if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ML. Hadges
Lawrence
Huiddes
First Kansas units march north after noon drill
Four companies of the First Kansas National Guard are sent out this afternoon from Lawrence. The detachments, breaking camp after dinner, head north to join regiments already operating with Oklahoma forces. Equipment is packed as troops move to form a defensive line and observe potential Confederate advances.
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First Kansas
Kaieax National Guards
Lawrence
Newotargs
Iiklashiame
Street Cars Collide On Night Run
An empty street car failed to stop on a grade and rear ended a second car near the park last night around ten o clock. Driver King, the only injured, suffered minor cuts while brakes reportedly failed. Two soldiers aboard were unhurt after jumping clear and another passenger remained strapped in. The park run had only begun after a wet weather period.
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King
Belle Plaine Sees Man Flee After Fatal Kidnapping Attempt
In Belle Plaine a man killed James Thompson and fatally injured Matt Manahan during an attempted kidnapping of Ethel Manahan. A posse overtook Samuel W Wood near his farm. he shot himself in the chest and died. Thompson’s home was in Wellinton. Manahan’s son witnessed the struggle as Wood battered the man with an iron bar and hunted for Miss Manahan. A second search ended when Wood was found hiding under a stairway closet.
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Belle Plaine
Samuel W. Wood
James Thompson
Matt Manahan
Nan
Ang Wonl
Thompson
Matt Manamam
Anthan
Ethel Manat
Guy Torutma
Yeas
Liki Sist
Wellinton
Muralian Far Alle
Mamaia
Lin
Igil
Wood
Manin
Nike
Miss Mitinthiai
P Layer Manahan
Hatorhesiel
Meryonne Manahan
Enart
Itaps Fe College
Devin Ol
Cw Kiels Wood
Manahan
Gave Splendid Concert by Woodland Park Band
A consolidated band performed at Woodland Park before the Lawrence public. The two Kansas bands provided music chosen to suit the crowd. Leader Brown of the Thirteenth Indians band oversaw the event with Laedtke coordinating.
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Woodland Park
Laedtke
Brown
Idansis
Kansas
Wilson's Partner-Parker Atacks in New York Campaign
Unclear text reports Governor Marshall and tensions in the Progressive era campaign. Mentions Roosevelt and Parker, alleged internal divisions, and pressure from the Steel Corporation storyline.
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Wilson
Parker
Roosevelt Indianapolis
Aue
Lnvernor
Thomas
J. Marshalla
Gating Junty
Guterney
Wile
Hun
Utiversitic National Vicker
Campaigta Jidee
Alton J. Py
New York
Thaas Tatsart
Lawrence Mayor Proclaims City Event Date in 1912
Lawrence Kansas proclamation from the mayor designates a day for a city gathering by the Mercantile Association. It encourages participation by merchants and laboring class members to promote togetherness and avoid divisive conflict during the community event at Woodhill and Jill on the designated Thursday in April 1912.
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Lawwrence
Merehaoik
Lawrency
Woodhi
Jill
Lawrence
Uasiz
Local Farmers in Lawrence County Face Puzzling Pact Rumors
A garbled message references farmers, Lieender Waitment, and community concerns in Lawrence County and surrounding areas. The fragmentary text mentions people in the city and county, suggesting talk of an unusual agreement or pledge amid uncertain times.
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Jet Ani
Lieender
Lawrence
Doulas County
Serroutteling
Sof
Hishoy, Marur
IE and Annuity Delegates Arrive for Picnic Debates
Geo Hodges of Olathe will be the principal speaker on the first day as business lessons precede a big Farmers' Picnic at Woodland Park in Lawrence. Debates are set with participants from Oklahoma and Missouri. program details note no meetings tomorrow.
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Geo. Hodges
Olathe
Woodland Park
Farmers’ Picnic
Association
Debsites
Lawrence High
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tomnorrow
Lawrence Enters Campaign as Okie Mayor Seeks Presidency
Local readers see Lawrence introduce a campaign with Lawrence Parker of Okie in the lead for mayor seeking the presidency of the reform movement. The piece notes prominent men backing the effort and hints at a new order agenda while identifying existing rivalries and factions within the Progressive management.
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Lawrence
Cuume
Yar City
T. Parker
Okie
Wis
Faverak
Road routing dispute over crossing Desoto river in Bonner Springs
Bonner people press for a river crossing at Desoto while Endora favors Linwood. J M Gartner of Dauetion City studies routes, aiming to decide proposal as committees from Suter and Itera weigh Desoto and Linwood options. Local leaders say the issue remains unsettled with travel likely favoring the Desoto crossing if interests align.
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Liawrencesant Wat
Init J. Mm.gartner
Dauetion City
Desote
Prulorn
Seth
Loth
Eiders
S. 1
Janseal
Rouse
Atadiew Srvittig
Boos. Tel
Merhner Bay
Winsas
Sena
Taft Men in Independent Move at Republican HQ
Taft supporters discuss an independent alignment as the Supreme Court considers the Republican nomination, with reports that if the court rules against the party, the nominee could run as an Independent. Leaders of both wings reportedly approved the potential realignment.
Meeting notes describe a delayed event and lectures at Live Hall
A garbled report outlines an event calendar with talks and performances at Live Hall on Paths Nerina. It mentions visitors, a mayoral or public meeting, a university presentation, and a series of afternoon and evening sessions with speeches, music, and exhibitions. The text references dates, venues, and participants in a disjointed way.
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Peaberhal
Toe Praternat Ma
Ds Weoly Barlirke
Toeponiete
Dy Nearen Hkese Chaghes Yard
Tus
Gary Wey
First Teachers Meeting At Court Home
A local teachers gathering is set for March 15 at the Court Home. Several instructors will outline talks on subjects like sanitation, cooperation, and school welfare, with discussions planned on township and county issues, spelling contests, and site work.
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Prantani
Dolin
Kelsall
Iara
Peli
Rewlines
Mates
da Ay
Herreir Atelier
Yoatieieer Teit Wisin
Joint Picnic Plans in Topeka With Local Speakers
A joint picnic is planned for September at Lone Star Park near Topeka. The event features a rally with Burt Brown, Democratic candidate for secretary of state, and other party officials. Everyone is invited to attend and hear remarks from state leaders.
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Auitieber
Sri Ladue
Kani
Reardon
Wie
Burt Brown
Democratie Ean Midale
Farmers Seek Better Schools Through Consolidation
County Superintendent Lawley reports a drop in rural school attendance while city schools gain enrollment. Consolidated schools promise better facilities and staff, with several districts combining to bring advanced education to farming areas. The data show 3,248 school age children outside towns, with 2,258 enrolled and a 174 attendance decline from last year.
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Lawley
Fea
Sta Seleels
Cou Pot
Justine
Houatis
Mis
Schoors
Athendip
Otherheal
Selvors
Struck an Officer Rumor Circulates Over Military Incident
A chaotic late day disturbance near Hetneaver ratkp led to the arrest of Niae Claire for striking an officer. Reports say Captain QMila of Company AE IK NL ordered action but confrontations arose. Uncertainty remains whether charges will be pursued and if the case goes to martial court or is postponed. Another dispute involved a noncommissioned officer and a clash among privates at Oklihona camp, with further arrests anticipated.
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Hetneaver Ratkp
Gardian
Niae Claire
Met
Pash Honght
Charman
Ial Ce
Serby Mer
Martial Worald
Min
Aspanishreeng
Sonkthink
Elizabeth Caldwell Pleads Guilty to Selling Heroin
A woman pled guilty this morning to selling heroin, received a $100 fine and brief sentence, then was paroled. The report notes the outcome as a quick court action with no further details provided.
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Elizabeth Caldwell
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