President Wilson Urges US Resolve in World Role
President Wilson told a gathered audience that the United States should lead the world and be patient with belligerents in pursuing a just international order. He defended wartime policies and warned against isolation, citing neutrality’s limits and US responsibility to shape global affairs.
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Wisin
United States
Mitevica
Stites
Wilson
Theo
Murkied
Torres
Police Debate New Small Caliber Guns
A garbled police note discusses small caliber firearms and a plan to limit use. The Lawrence police department appears to consider new equipment and service policies, while unclear phrases imply safety concerns and bureaucratic steps. The fragmented text references rifles, air weapons, and policy evaluation.
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Tiel Jaweer Atais
Lawrence Polive
Tifa
Levolyer
Big Fire Destroys Tet Mercantile in Pratt
A major blaze swept the Tet Mercantile company store in Pratt shortly after 1 AM, with falling walls damaging the Oxford Cafe. Estimated damage reaches 150000 dollars. buildings were fully insured. Fire was reported in twelve locations. the door was open and a possible burglary is suspected. The fire alarm came when the telephone office noted the hook in the store’s grocery department showed off.
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Tet Mercantile Company
Witile Oxford Cafe
Tien
Discovery Oi
Zoptigone
German appeals for moderation amid wartime strain
Frankfurt am Main Feb. It reports German editors fearing American policy hints and urging restraint over submarine warfare and arming of merchant ships. The piece notes apprehension in Berlin about crossing lines of international law and provoking punitive actions while hoping for calmer relations with the United States.
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Frankfort-An
Svarlsye
Arylos
Tie Shusitania
Wegersel
Dvimerie de Medion
Jimeno
Attend Murder Trial Witnesses at Laavensorth
In Laavensorth a pair of witnesses from the death scene testified in the murder trial of Morley Kharkert and Casper in Choir. The proceedings examined the sequence of events at the cemetery where the victim was laid to rest, with emphasis on the timing of the alleged act and the roles of key witnesses.
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Ainiek
Kharkert
Casper
Herselel Waihi
Cemesine
Mrongeh
Odd Fellows Meeting Menu and Encampment Plans
Fragmentary notes describe an Odd Fellows meeting with a plan for an encampment visit. The text mentions a Patriarch figure identified as GQ Ke Stevens and a date around February 15, with announcements of responsibilities and attendee roles.
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Ke Stevens
Midland College Board Meeting Minutes Draft
The document records a Midland College board session with executive committee notes. It mentions Atchizon and Jewell County, indicating a football related agenda and a discussion of business interests. The fragmented text notes a planned monthly meeting and potential formal actions.
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Midland College Board
John
Atchizon
Head College’ Board
Students Demand Seat at Senate on Dance Rules
The article reports students petitioning the university senate over dance curfews and party rules. Protests arise as factions A and Sigma Chi advocate strict closing times, while women seek an earlier limit and men push for later hours. The outcome hinges on senate action after today’s meetings.
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Sehioul
Sigma Chi
Sigma
Lawrenge
Eustace
Danves
Avelock
O'Vlock
Senate
Hodder
Passengers Routed From Ap Pam Today in Dramatic Sun
Unclear report describes passengers being taken from the James coast to Norfolk by a British steamer after a disturbance. Some travelers bound for New York and Newport News era are mentioned, with confusion in names and places and no clear final outcome.
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Appam
van Beh
Snes
Newpert
Newport Nowa
No Leap Year Results Warns Judge Lindley Campaign
In a fragmentary report the judge urges a more active campaign while errors in the leap year data and lingering gaps in records are noted. The piece hints at tense political dynamics, calls for reform, and mentions revenue and marriage data amid uncertainty about voter engagement.
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Lindley
Flue Lindt Ds
Opimion
Mont Olf
Making Up Report by Ike Johnson on County Prisoners
Ike Johnson drafts a report detailing prisoners placed on bail between terms and whether they remain remanded. He questions authority, notes the judge’s agreement, and treats the task as a nuisance to both, urging honest, conscience guided writing.
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Ke Johnson
Ike Johnson
Clude
Anda
Peni Yestert Three Times Two Pennies Snow
Three times two pence in snow noted as a small oddity in a local notation. The fragmentary item mentions currency and weather context without broader event details.
New School Opens MacAllaster For Pupils And Teachers
New MacAllaster school opens this week with 107 pupils under the care of Miss Alma Mary Patton and other teachers. Principal noted enrollment and the formal opening will occur under teacher direction. The report also notes the death of A L Woodhead, longtime Lawrence resident and painter, with interment at the old home in Melodia as he passed away in Texas last Friday.
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Lawrence
Cro AL. Woodhidad
Texas
Woodlheail
Liv
BiG Delegations Weigh In On Merchant Short Course Week
Large delegations from departments and associations plan to attend the Merchant's Short Course next week. Special programs will be arranged to benefit all employees, not just department leaders, with extended efforts to attract prominent delegates from across the state.
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Potnor
Rowe
He Krine Storts
Kansas University forms new employment bureau
A new Employment Bureau at the University of Kansas, announced to assist both graduates and students, will coordinate with nearby employers. The department will test practical skills, arrange work opportunities, and provide expert guidance during the initial six months after graduation as students adjust to professional life.
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A. Vmplevint
Othe University
Kansas
Amnemneti
le Gu
Dramatic Recital Bennet 2B Harvison Dramatic
Fragmentary reader notes mention Bennet 2B Harvison and a dramatic recital. References to ASM Luke's presence and an Alwission plan are unclear. Mentions of the Sociatist party and time hints suggest a political or cultural scene but details are unreadable.
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Bennet
Harvison
Luke
Arinek
Primary delay in water bond election date disputed
City officials debate a postponed water bond election tied to a primary date shift. An ordinance changing the date was introduced to align the water election with a new schedule, with the commission expected to pass the measure at the upcoming weekly meeting.
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Deel Doll
Yussew
Investtiz
Lawrence High Heads to Iola for Tough Tourney
Lawrence High School boys basketball team will travel to Iola tomorrow night for a demanding three day trip facing five strong opponents. The squad, one of the best in years, will meet Iola in the opener and later face Kansas City teams, with many notable rivals expected.
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Lawrence
Iola
Jesus
Furelola
Sours
Tota Dias
Kansas
City
Kamneng
Wig
Police Had Easy Night Sweet Peace Over City
A fragmented police report notes a calm evening with no major incidents. A stray telephone call hinted at trouble but did not develop into a concrete threat or incident. Authorities reported a quiet night and routine patrols continued without disruption.
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Joe
Horne
Farmers Institute meeting promises strong program
The Farmers Institute announces its Saturday gathering in Douglas County with plans for an afternoon talk by W. S. Gearhart on good roads. A free coffee service is arranged for attendees. Parrett from Fort Lawerence is noted as a former Kansas artillery member attending.
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Geongaattlebe
Ole
W. S. Gearharton
Douglas County
Douglas' County Commission
Ubonhout
EL Payrell
Sieniysin
Coaste Artillery
LaWrenne
Me Parrett
Fort
San Francisco
Companyy
Kansas
Junior Cic League Work The Spring Meeting
In the Junior Cic League a spring work session was held with schools Lawrence and Lindley featured. Members Alice Olmstead Tanner Wise and others attended as to social half hour after business, hosted by Mrs Georges Konue with a delicious luncheon served.
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Lindley
Alice
Atlan
Olmstead
W. P. Chaz Des - Edmonsor
Georges Koniue
Workload of professors in Kansas higher education
Figures released by state officials show Kansas higher education professors log long hours. University Lawrence and Emporia teachers average 10 to 34 hours weekly in serious work, while Agricultural, Normal, and state institutions report 40 plus hours with extensive service.
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Wiamsas
Lee Harrison
Socretat Ug
Gompenthre
Jane
le University
Nurnal” and Agricultural College
Aeds
Adi Cational
Lees
Foe Eive Ciupteuchels
Tendina
Kansas
Lanwr
State Emporia
Pirisharg
Hays
Norension
Iit
Waters Sastea
Dixie Sol Versity
Jalwrence
Andattap
Jun
Wal Emporia
Nerval
Pitteburg
Ormall
Teachers Meeting Led by Merle Thorpe with Journalists
Report details a teachers meeting accompanied by Merle Thorpe head of the department of journalism. John Deissner Ray Clapper Willian Cady and others from WV attended. Vaughn departed for Cofferville to join the Southwest association. Seniors in the department of sin. The association will hold for days.
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Merle Thorpe
Othe
Journatisen
John Deissner
Ray Clapper
Willian Cady
Atul Miies
Vaughn
Cofferville
Department of Sin
Association
Will Hg
Sion Fon
Pay Day Arrives at City Hall as Bills Go Out
Fragmentary note reports bills authorized and weekly payroll distribution at City Hall. Clerks prepared due payments and readiness was reached for the distribution today, indicating ongoing administrative activity in the municipal office.
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Worniig
Eliceks
Bridge Construction To Start As Soon As Thaw Fades
Workmen continue unloading and preparing to start river bridge construction once weather improves. Engineers note frozen sand delays and expect daily steel shipments to resume soon. Many Lawrence laborers have skills in handling the project, with several seasoned hands already on site.
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Uy Ieee
Steneti
Bdge
Ear Hess
Yetiea
Lawrence Labore
Nusie Depa iow College Hosts Honor Concert
The Nusie Depa iow College hosts an honor concert Friday night featuring guest artist Hacallvis He and western dolles methods of touehing musi. Students from Selidor of Ping Arts, under Pry McDougall, present a complimentges recital praised by Dean La ter as their finest yet. The public is invited to attend.
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Nusie Depa Iow College
Qay
Central Committee Meeting Call for Republican County Org
The Republican county central committee announces its first 1916 meeting led by Chairman Theker and Secretary Palefish. It will be held Saturday at the courthouse at 12 or 1 o’clock in the afternoon to discuss upcoming sessions and organization maintenance.
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Republican ‘Comity Organization
Lil Theker
Palefish
Republic County Central Conmittee
Lapéns
Republican County Organization
Court House
Fire alarm disrupts kitchen at New Hampshire Street home
A kitchen fire on New Hampshire Street caused smoke and steam to fill the home and alarmed Mrs. Gee. Firefighters responded quickly, saving the premises but incurring about 25 dollars in damage. The North Lawrence fire department was alerted to the incident. P A Retzlaff and the American Town Haven Company were mentioned in a related note about advertising efforts.
Rooms Wanted for Merchants Week in Lawrence
Residents of Lawrence sought to hire rooms during Merchants Week. Contact department at Als 17,107 for applications. Limited rooms available. apply early to secure lodging during the event.
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Lawrence Woo
Tektenaioni
Tel Als
Yexun
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