Interstate Commerce suspends Western tariffs set for May
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a suspension of new tariffs filed by Western carriers to become effective in May. The action covers rates for grain and grain products, meats, stone and granite, and various in transit loading rules. Some charges and regulations would change, including a $5 per car charge for stopped transit loading and new rules on tank car returns.
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Washingtons
D.C
Dees
Western
Middle Western
Interstate Co Monered Commission
Morel
MMIG
Kansas City
Boston
New York
St. Louis
St. Paul
Chicago
Central Weight Association
Association For Hue
Enemy on Defense Heavy We Hold Pay and Soissons Fronts
Paris reports the enemy remains on the defensive in the Meuse sector. Progress noted near Pay and a held position since November. Intermittent artillery near Soissons and repulsed attacks on Agatel. Fog heavy on the Manuse heights and Woerre district shelling of Apprenion forest without result.
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Meuse
Paris
Soissons
Tithe
Argenina
Agatetel
Manuse
Woerre
Lawrence White Way Faces Widespread Decline
A faded Lawrence white way street shows heavy wear and reduced activity after an unspecified event. The area, once busy with holiday commerce, now appears nearly unrecognizable with dwindling storefronts and fewer pedestrians.
Battles on the Yser Front Fade in German Offensive
The Tandelsblad dispatches report fierce fighting between German forces and Allied troops along the Yser front as six figures cite a major German push toward Ypres with heavy reinforcements. British and French units struggle to hold ground near Zoonebeke and Langemarck while reports emphasize central European strategic shifts and Wilhelm II’s evolving wartime stance.
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Amsterdam
London
Uec
Tandelsblad
Yser
Thes
Lave
Ypres
Zoonebeke
Langemarck
Find Stray Mine Near New York Report
A fragmented report describes a stray mine with five contact points extending from a vessel afloat six miles west of New York. Details are garbled but indicate a maritime hazard spotted near Cradge Martin vessels and London connections.
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New York
Dee
London
Caplin Davies
Aggies and Missouri Winter Basketball Outlook
Kansas and Missouri squads face uncertainty as coach Brewer's Kansas team battles injuries and ineligible players. Vries Greenlees and Weidlein are prominent for Kansas, while Missouri relies on veterans amid training pauses and new talent.
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Brewer
Tiger Squard
Kansas
Sears
Vries
Greenlees
Weidlein
KX. U
Ray Dinonire
Letty Sproul
Hamilton
Andes
Sproull
Sproul
Tamiko
Robinso -Gymasmh
Idan
National Guard
Mstson. Ts
Aggies
Phos
Pligets
Funeral notices and memories of Mrs Cordley at Congregational church
The article recalls the death of Mrs Richard Cordley and her husband’s account of their Lawrence home after Quantrill’s raid. It notes the Congregational church funeral plans, Cordley family hospitality, and reflections on the home’s warmth amid hardship and loss.
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Rielynd Cardley
Congregational Church
Milly
Richard Cordley
Dr. Cordley
Lawrence
Kansas
Cordley
New York
Bieden
Claermy
Jen
Lean
Lavan
Galter Shay
Cordlay Hogan Toy Doaylie
Amd
Joan
Fay Brother Tan Jett
Lhiks Ike
Diand Jade
Nores
Louis Boulwelt
Ronde Uur Howker
Tie
Eiiman
Parker
J. D. Liggett
Leavenworth
Fo Minister
House Wits
Young Indie
Mey Corley
Wilhl
Kansas City
Cordley Agere
Mirea
Atte Cordley
Tr. Corley
Return of Von Der Goltz Promised by Sultan Says Kurz
Berlin reports via The Hague and London that Field Marshal Barend von Der Goltz may return to Constantinople after a promise to the Sultan made 18 years ago to restore Turkish service. The Sultan reportedly recalled the pledge as the emperor asked for Von Der Goltz to be sent to tend his star in the Ray. News also notes casualties including Lieutenant von Osivald of Ware and General Tenning among fallen officers in the western front.
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Berlin
Hague
London
Piekd
Marshal Barent Vor der Goltz
Constanti Nopte
von der Goltz
Turkey
Constantinople
von der
Gultz
Hes
von Osivald
Ware Téibers
Tre
Onlumdwehr
Tenning
1Ion
Benny
Voran Ghlanutry
Divi
Lawrence players named on state team list
Woolard fullback from Lawrence named captain and top state striker. Team includes four Lawrence men. Wichita paper’s selection lists nine positions with Wyodard and Londent among the honored players. Marriage licenses issued in Probate Court to Verney Settler and Bertha Lewis. Willard Kiry and Louise Miller also recorded.
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Woolard
Lawrence
Wiehild Beager
Wichita
Lelil
Hutelinsa Aiain
Arkansas City
Lopeka
Wyodard
Wis
Jiekou
W Tia
McGarronchi
Wiehili
Tackle
Londent
Ride
Vud
Kanulall
Ortrter
Arstrone
Wiehila de Vilf—Aitntans
Ar Full—Woodard
Kaunin
Iby
Cayre
Verney
Corneil Groyt
Bertha Lewis
Lake
View Ali
Willard C. Kiry
Louise’ A. Miller
Lecompton
Healthy Hair Promises Soft, Fluffy Radiance
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a tonic for all hair types. It claims nourishing roots, stopping hair loss, banishing itching, and stimulating new growth with one application, sold by Raymond Deny Store.
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Raymond Deny
Parisiva
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pinex as a concentrated Norway extract remedy mixed with sugar syrup to stop dry and loose coughs, claiming relief within hours and use for bronchitis and winter coughs. It markets a pint supply for about 34 cents and guarantees satisfaction or refund.
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Rome
Norway
Pinex Co
Ft Wayne
Ind
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New York Harbor
United States
Rge
K. U
Missouri
Dhichway
Chavies
Brooklyn Navy Yard
AL Worth
Rhmad Abed
Funneral
Pour Lawrence
Mithical Bunch
Cheep
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Grand Theatre
America
Maxwell
H. W. Schaake
Mass
Peoples State
Lawrence Studio
Massachusetts ST
Abe Wolfson
Bell
Mrs. MeuCormick
Watkins National Bank
Tatous
West
Strede
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