Committee Will View Body of Chas Benson
Washington Feb 27 Special Dispatch says demand for punishment of those responsible for the king of Clemente Vergurz has been sent to Villa’s government. Reports note Am erican officials press reconsideration of lifting the embargo on arms as Villa’s forces move near the Mexican capital and federal troops advance, with rail lines and defenses described amid ongoing negotiations and conflicting signals from Washington and Vera Cruz.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Clemente Vergurz
United States
Vnierta
Washington
Sal Loteher Todas
Hsvbanees
Washinglon
Mexia City
Lea
Kanel
Hanrez
Randi
Janie
Tietun
Willa
Villa
Hie
Federal Army
Lindt
Ile
Watley
Jordan
Registration doors reopen amid mixups and delays
chaotic notes describe registration confusion as officials struggle to process applicants. mentions late openings, uncertain hours, and possible crowding while some individuals await registration. references a clerk handling inquiries and disputed timelines for eligible registrants.
Utilities Board to Review Water Plant Condition in Lawrence
An investigation by Wisconsin Utilities Board officials examined the water supply in Lawrence. Mr. Strickler, an expert, spent the day reviewing charts and inspecting facilities at the plant, planning an estimate of property value and a possible report to voters before the next election.
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Wisnaas
Lawrence
Linvrenne
StrieMler
le Alain
Killil
Faers
Nélsen Mare
Faels
Denied Woman Freed After Thirteen Years in Shadow
Kate Tibwards, aged thirteen years, was freed after a long struggle as she faced an uncertain future. The case spanned years of protest and legal action, with authorities granting her release from confinement and allowing a chance to begin life anew. Protests accompanied the proceedings as advocates argued against harsher sentences for women.
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Ois
Kate Tibwards
Nene
Berlronnty
Wey
Hoverhor Tower
Onder
Old Soldiers and Pension Talk At Lawrence Chapel
Colonel Moore recounts service of veterans to Lawrence University students at chapel. He critiques pension system "pension sharks" and stresses hard work of veterans in wartime. Local age group attended, and plans for a meeting tomorrow are noted.
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Moore
Colonie
Lawrences
Progressive Faith and Politics At State Meeting Gather
Attendees heard plans for county organization and fund drives. Notables addressed bylines include Topeka and Philadelphia figures while speakers urged unity for progressive candidates.
Parole Granted to Baldwin Youths in Second Burglary Case
In a Douglas County court yesterday at noon, two Baldwin youths who pleaded guilty to a second burglary faced admonitions before being paroled with parental approval. Judge Sree cautioned them about their surroundings and emphasized personal accountability as they await potential future parole. The case notes ongoing concerns about their conduct and the need for reform, with local letters supporting parole if they stay free of further trouble.
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Baldwin
Rye Hoxs
Steve
Fook
Ville
Cartriges Amd
Lawrence
de Smart
Wwe
Doaglas
Sfuoga
Vyonn
Desis. de
Addressed Shoe Dealers Discuss State Convention
Otto Fischer of Lawrence and Talken of System Mr discuss the state convention in Vaya. They talk of the line of system and funding while cautioning about stalling and urging action. The exchange mentions quality of holies and a brisi avas, with calls to ensure service and integrity in the public authority.
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Otto Fischer
Lawrence Talken
System
Nio I
Vaya
Jie Tallkeraa
Aly. Fischer
Brisi
Proposals for Rear Addition to Post Office Building
Fragmentary account shows discussion of converting space for a mailing room and postmaster duties. References to Taggart probe and congressional context hint at debates over expanding facilities, funding needs, and potential basement access, with figures around 4000 dollars and rent implications.
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Taggatt
Congressanin
Partian Congress
Bok
Wien
Maerdy
Pook
Land Agents Plead Gury and Kavaas in Florida case
Federal court today heard charges against land agents in Van Nuys County involving sales of lands and alleged conspiracy. Martin and Botdara pleaded guilty to criminal accusations linked to the 1 last November affair. A separate arrest in Allehingen details Finest Mitchell, Ul, and a related assault case near the country road.
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Florida Strait
Coty
Toeharsh Chiens
Allehingen
San
Mitchell
Mohel Rheinbrink
Nes Dia Sehr
Blackmail Letter Threat to Water Commission Justice Kansas City
A damaged OCR fragment describes a water commission official in Kansas City Missouri facing threats tied to alleged blackmail. It references a letter threatening the restructuring of a water plant and possible shutdown, with details about who leaked information and the alleged conspirators. The reliability is low due to garbled text.
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Kansas’ City
Kansas City
Kansas
Ileswater and
Belk
Light Company’s. Property
Vominli
Saas
Toveien
Merchants Melphs Show Cag de iacene Re Yrive 2
A fragment notes Barteldes, Folk sons New Position iD, and Gy Feh with 27, Joseph We iler of the Italy in pirtment. It mentions a decision to accept a post as chief counsel for an institute and a rehearing request in Sweener-haw with unclear context.
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Barteldes
Folk Sons
Gy Feh
Joseph We Iler
Italy
Pirtment
Sweener - Haw
University Social Service class visit discussed plans
Prof Wy Repartment Hr E. BE presided at the social service meeting. Sthaffer, president of the Social Service Lesenu, attended and spoke on ongoing work and future plans. The league and local officials outlined steps and implementation for upcoming activities.
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E. BE. Sthaffer
Social Service
Lesenu
Sin
Dune Renoy
League
Parpvinr
Porvier
Ding Lawreney
Case Dismissal in City of Lawrencr Yorks
Report notes the dismissal of a legal case in Lawrencr Yorks city court involving Charles Maxsthardkwig. The text is garbled but indicates the case was dismissed by city authorities after unclear proceedings. The fragment hints at prior arguments and missed opportunities cited by or for the involved party.
Public meeting debates waterworks purchase proposal
A Saturday afternoon discussion on whether to buy the waterworks system is set in the small Ald Plath under the Lawrence Federation Womens club. Judge J U ritahell and Fudge will argue for and against the purchase to provide a fair view for voters including mayoral and commissioner candidates.
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Lawrence Federation
J. U
Ritahell
Sptsik Fox
Fudge
Kansas University to Host Child Welfare Exhibit
The Division of Extension partners with National Child Welfare Exhibition Committee to send a mobile display across Kansas cities. A weeklong exhibit will showcase photos charts and devices addressing child health welfare and education with lectures from university experts and state health support.
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Division of
National ‘Child Welfare
Nelw
Wieselwis
Kansas
Phi
Is Ara
Las
Atate Health Department
Kansas City
Louisville
Howard
Rene
Primary Election Process and Voter Guidance
A fragmented note outlines the first election as a primary rather than a general vote. It mentions voters selecting one candidate per office and that the top two will appear on the general ballot. The text stresses registration and participation to support the electoral system, with some garbled phrases about timing and eligibility.
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Icity
Eleven Candidates Seek Primaries and Three Open Seats
Amid political maneuvering eleven candidates file for primaries as petitions pour in for three open seats on the commission and street utilities post. Mayor Wilder presides over a late session appointing a subcommittee while campaigns push petitions and filings continue to shape the field.
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Inneral Wilder
Yervey
Tis
Meteull
Ander
Irphe
Murphy
Tade
Mutiny at Reformatory in Hutchinson Reported
In Hutchinson a prison mutiny erupted at a reformatory facility with inmates assaulting guards and each other. A guard, Monroe, was attacked but survived after fellow inmates intervened and a gun was knocked away. Names such as Riley, Daniels, Dats, Church, and Vanney appear in the fragmentary report, with references to William Daniels and Jesse Dats.
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Hutchinson
Riley County
Ray
Monroe
William Daniels
Vanney
Jesse Dats
Church
Daniels
Parola and Ferger Involved in District Legal Case
A district case involves Parola and Ferger with claims of forgery and assault. The accused faced trial and potential sentencing. The record notes officials observing the proceedings and mentions payment of bills, with Walter Peterson and Johan W. cited among those tied to the assault charges.
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Parola
Ilie
Han
Anilty
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