Policy in Jenkins and the Jenks bond case
The United States maintains its stance on the Jenkins case and denies any official role in obtaining his release or bail. Secretary Lansing says rumors of state department involvement are unfounded and notes Jenkins acted after his bond was posted and is investigating his own involvement. Reports tie bond_financier J Walter Hansen to Mexican minister Lewis Cabrera, with no official confirmation. An arrest is reported for a Carranza soldier in the Wallace shooting near Tam pico, with no further details.
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Washington
Dec
Jenks
Lansing
State Department
Mexico City
Bond
Jenkins
Denking
J. Walter Hansen
Lewis Cabrera
Carranza
Mexico
Fay Carranza
Julces Wallace
Tampico
Tournament ULGSES At Close Of LT Tall Ten Pin Meet
At the close of the LT tall ten pin tournament the top team in class A is Salversen with 25 wins and 1 loss. AOL 5 is second with 19 wins and 17 losses, Berger with 15 and 21, Kuwlandson fourth with 6 and 23. Strong ten leads RB class with 20 wins 15 losses. Newman Free Cope 17 and 19. Elks alleys host individual competition starting Monday through year end. Billiard tournament for about twenty men also opens Monday.
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Thandeu
Baede
Ony Ti Losh
Salversen
Nes Wer
AOL
Berger Turne
Kuwlandson
Newman
Cope
Elks Alleys
Governor vows to mobilize state resources over strike
Governor Robts says all state resources in men and money will be used to produce Gill unless the strike is called quickly. He notes workers and property rights clash with public need and calls for balanced action amid tense labor tensions.
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Wil Gar
Knoxville
Tenn
Imie J
Robrts
Lerhe
Tepetate Gulf Region Oil Wells Spark Rapid Development
The Tepetate gulf area, viewed as hosting major oil wells, is described as having the largest wells in the republic and rapid post discovery development. Geologists note the region’s potential with annual production exceeding 105 million barrels and a growing impact on southward activity.
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Tampico
Dee
Tepetaté
Republic
Aps
Tepetate
DVGENIA VISITS GARDENS PICKING FLOWERS ON LAND
A distressed elderly woman visits a garden on land once hers, pausing to pick flowers despite cold and fear. The scene evokes memories of a former empress and years of faded power, with mournful reflections on happiness, sorrow, and terror.
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Tareuge
Rein
Howe Benneath
Kiwanis Club Plans Dinner Meeting at Country Club
The Lawrence Kiwanis Club hosts a dinner meeting Monday evening at the Country Club. Transportation will be provided for attendees from City Drug Store at 8:00 o clock.
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Kiwanis
Kauntry
Claly
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Gritowelock
City Drug Store
Christmas Towel Shortage Sparks Red Cross Help
A letter from a miner details dish towel shortages for National Guard units and the Lawrence Red Cross Home Service sends 200 towels to Pittsburg for relief. The towels, quality face towels, arrive to aid mess kits and practical needs as Christmas gifts. Thomas Muesgelman visits his sister Mrs Sankie before returning home to De Coin Illinois.
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Home Service
Lawrence Red Cross
Lainrelive
Pittsburg
J Paul Dinsmoor
Secion
Red Cross
Muesgelman
de Coin
Tlinois
Spensling
E H. Sankie
Roundup Profiteers in Postwar Germany Reported
A wartime roundup in occupied Germany targets profiteering and price gouging. Reportedly twenty individuals are sent to unoccupied areas with orders not to return, illustrating mounting control measures as prices for staples rise and freight costs inflate.
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Cobrenz
Ity
Germany
Kansas City shopping trips mark busy local social day
Miss Mable Conway and Mr BE Marshall and others from St Laie and nearby towns visited Kansas City to shop and visit friends. Several residents traveled to Topeka Ottawa and Basrer Kansas for weekends and meetings. Prof Frank Wendrie and Prof W H Johnson attended events in state cities as ties to the Teachers Association and Electrical Engineers conference.
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Mable Conway
St. Laie
BE. 2D. Marshall
Oklahomm Ari Wellest
Robert Conway
Dean Hanscome
Margaret Wilbur
Belen Schroeder
Kansas City
Dinsmoureer
Wilk
Lorene Trerf
Basre
Kansas
Frank Wendrie
Ottawa
Womeris Reliut Corps
Antonia
Francea. Campbell
Kanata City
Py Edwaria
Nora Mathews
Meri
Col. Woodruff
Topeka
al W. Copley
Pittssbarts
Electrical Engineers
Denver
Cony
W. H. Johnson
The
State Teachers Association
Library Schedule Change Notices from Campus Office
Ambiguous campus notice states Spooner and Creep Hes will close by 2 this morning and libraries will close earlier than 10 30. The ad addition was deemed necessary by university officials to conserve resources. Future time adjustments discussed without clear details.
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Spooner
Creep Hes
Anguuneenert
Universite
Ar Auheers
Fraternity Changes Pledge and Fee Policy Adopted
Fraternity introduces new departure in election procedures requiring notice within sixty days of charge and suspension of obligations two weeks before year end. Active members list updated as of the current term.
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HM Chew
Fratersity
Uie
Transcribed thanks amid diphtheria outbreak in Lawrence Mass
A local notice expresses gratitude to those who offered help as Lawrence Massachusetts faces a diphtheria outbreak. The report mentions affected individuals and感谢 for support from the community and volunteers.
Market notes and prices amid varied crops and meats
Fragmented market text shows dairy poultry and meat prices with unclear brands and weights. Mentions oats and weights, wholesale figures, and a few price cues such as white meat and cheese hints. The readable items indicate a bustling but garbled listing of market quotes and commodity mentions.
Fragmented OCR Notes Describe Rescue and Incident
A garbled OCR segment reports a rescue near a location called Cagawar and mentions months, places, and people such as Lawrences TARE and Lt. Reed. The text references a series of disjointed actions including a rescue, a boat or steed, and a charged iron vehicle, but many details are unclear.
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Lawrences Tare
Reed
Mel Watore at War Time Service Notice
The fragmentary notice appears to reference Mel Watore and a wartime service context. It mentions a timetable or train reference and an inquiry into feck and desk matters, suggesting a period-era public notice for service or availability. Several garbled phrases remain, limiting full reconstruction of names or dates.
Deportation Threat Quoted Over Immigration Policy
Fragmentary OCR notes mention threats of deportation for certain travelers in steerage and a water supply reference. The readable text cites a policy stance to remove individuals from the United States and implies enforcement actions tied to relocation or exit.
End of Strike in UL Dee GA Coal Set
A brief report notes the ending strike affecting the Dee GA coal sector in UL. The move resolves labor disruption and resumes production, with key stakeholders unspecified. Local mines and workers anticipate normal operations and wage discussions moving forward.
Settlement in Illinois fields noted by VP Fageington
In Illinois fields a settlement note is recorded with Fageington holding the line as premier of the jurisdiction. The brief mentions a premihest designation and confirms ongoing negotiation.
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Illinois Fields
Fageington
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