Carranza Must Show Control Of Situation In Mexico
News from El Paso and Washington report three American artillery batteries to be concentrated at Douglas Arizona as presiding officers assess Carranza’s control. General Pershing and General Gavira plan a conference at Casas Grandes to discuss border security and possible deployments.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Antonio
Texas
Douglas
Arizona
Sonora
Fanston
War Department
Dougls
Laredo
Bale
Fias Dean
Glonal Pershing
Carrinan
Ten
Dheyer
Tershings
Ti Yooy
Chelstar
Curerales
Pershing
Iuneral Gavin
Oraitar
United States
Amd
Althank
Cuatvaitan
Ite
Carranai
Neo Anxty
Generth Pershine
Se Avery
el Paso
Gavi
Ommander
Climacia
Duarex
Gavire
Bound Over in Preliminary Hearing for Three Defendants
Arthur Wilson Mattie Wilson and Tefle Tohnsom were bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing before Judge Jolings. They faced charges connected to a horseyard area near Vedow. The case proceeds to the district court for further action. German Attack Repulsed Near Dead Man Hill and Douaumont Fronts. The German assault on Dead Man Hill was repulsed with heavy bombardment continuing through the night. An artillery duel rages on the east and west fronts near Douaumont.
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Arthur Wilson
Mattie Wilson
Tefle Tohnsom
Ved
Stoo
de Legistatés
Yaris
Dead Man Hill
Douamont
Lawrence High School seniors publish annual yearbook volume
The Lawrence high school yearbook for the graduating class is issued by editor Leland Benson and business manager Earl Bowersook. It features class photos, group pictures, writeups of members and school activities, and a complete activity record. Copies sell for 50 cents and are available at the high school office or McCallock's store after Seelock on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Lawrence High School
Ineh
Aryanund
Slack
Owhiels
Leland Benson
Earl Bowersook
Shave
Flint Ig
Pollowii
Weal Uling
Rewly
Fluleng Lews I
Seelock
McCeallock
Venezuelan Uprising Thwarts Landing of New President
Citizens tried to block the landing of General Garcia as a presidential figure in Zulia. A caravan of twenty people was wounded in the Masry bo outbreak amid clashes with troops. The turmoil followed the attempt to install General Garcia aboard a steamer as temporary president Araucuren faced forceful resistance.
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Willwustid
Masrybo
Venezueli
Iuria
Zulia
Sieces Dita
Araucuren
Gielliz
Garcia
French Repel German Drive At Verdun In Early June
French forces halted a German offensive in the Verdun sector during late May to early June. German units allegedly advanced in two fresh brigades toward Chatancourt and the Chattancourt Road station, but suffered heavy losses and paused further attacks as the French regained positions south of Craieres and held the Dead Man Hill slope.
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Cuimieres
Dead Man Hill
Verdun
Amd
Teutonic
Chattancourt Ville
Aulyes
Craierés
Dead Man
Graduation exercises at Kansas Normal School Emporia
In Emporia Kansas on June 1 the 189 class of 201 will receive diplomas at the Kansas Normal School. Eighty eight will graduate in education. The commencement address will be delivered by J. Wilton Hudson professor of philosophy at the University of Missouri.
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Emporia
Kans
Kansas Normal School
Jz Wilton Hudson
University of Missouri
City appointive officers begin new two year terms
City officials started two year terms this morning. Fire Chief Reinisch enters his sixteenth year in position while Brooks begins thirteenth year. New forms for appointive officials were issued and some minor fines noted in the ceremony.
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Esay
Gwinminihents
Shewe Shion
Police Begin New Terms as City Officials Take Oath
On the first day of the new term, police and civic leaders took oaths amid no arrests yesterday. City Clerk and other officers including the city attorney, treasurer, and fire chief began duties, while several incumbents continued service commitments.
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Thears Bael
Jude Iil
Retniach
Atselief
Lye
Beeat
Fem
Brooks
Eisineis
Seyvice
Thomas Varlex
J. Mithio
Giourme Laeck
TW. Lawrence
Cle J. Deties
Otty Weigher
Twenty Five Kansas Students to Attend Y M C A Conference
Twenty five University of Kansas students will attend a Park County Christian Association conference in June. Notable attendees include Edward Podd of Lawrence, Lawrence Nelson of Jol, Fred Bolkex of Glue Rapids, Ian Russell of Lawrence, J L. Herbert of Garden City, Clarendon Hav meierst of Talon O.1 Be Ted, Clarence Gorrill of Lawrence, E Veice of Wellington, Lester guns of Clovis, and others from towns such as Hillsboro Risell and Lawrence.
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Y. M. CG
University of Kansas Y. OE
AL Tave
Park
Col. Christian Association
Est
Edward Podd
Lawrence
Lawrence Nelson
Jol
Fred Bolkex
Glue Rapids
Ian Russell
J L. Herbert
Garden City
Clarendon
Meierst
Talon
Be Tedd
Clarence . Gorrill
Lawrenes
E. Veice
Wellingion
Lester Guns
Clovis
Fastin Blaunt
Ned
Hees Wartell
Hillsboro
Rene Wahwortly
Tanev
Robert Bradley
Caldwell
James Poekiam
Clay Center
Waller Steinhauer
Leavenworth
Willima Frier
Rissell
Ferdinand Steuwe
Ahua
Lee Smith
Shortest railroad line under construction in Lawrence city limits
Workmen in Lawrence are building what appears to be the world’s shortest railroad within the city. A short tunnel and a rear barrier prevent the line from extending south, while a Valley Bridge and nearby company connections constrain the project’s length. Despite heat, men lay rails, adjust ties, and tune work on this tiny spur.
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Lawrenee
Mirsded Valley Bridge
Cand
Troy
Preydis
Uorthy
Vailies
Sauike Ims
Tucker Sees Hughes Borah Ticket As Strong GOP Pair
Tucker views Hughes and Borah as a strong Republican combination for the Roquehucati convention in Chicago. He predicts the ticket will shape the party nationally and urges backing for a decisive GOP field entry. The Lawrence delegate to the convention discusses coverage and potential action.
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Tucker
Ron
Chicago
Hughes Fox
Rarah
Wold
Theker
Mr. Neker
Is Oil Trust Dissolved The Standards Case Debate
Government investigations focus on Standard Oil and possible court violations. Justice Department weighs decree effectiveness in dissolving the trust and whether competition has actually been restored amid rising gasoline prices and ongoing talks with the Federal Trade Commission.
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Standard Oil Company
Supreme i
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Alforsius, Seneral
Gvhiel
Sd. Ananys Meurs
Opening of Kaw Valley Interurban Line Delights Lawrence
Kansas City business men visited Lawrence to celebrate the Kaw Valley interurban line opening. Cars in white and green with gold bands ran from Kansas City to Lawrence, drawing local crowds and a tour of the city. Officials hosted visitors at the Ebbridge hotel and offered rides and sightseeing.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Kaw Valley
North
Alain Owelock
Lawrened
Bowersvere
Dr. Sweeney
Tinean
Kuan
Hiv Dusit
Inen
Ebbridge
Sipper Wis
Ater
Mike Ob
Maton Cers
City Deposits Interest Rate Confusion Clarified
City treasurer City Cerooks announced the current interest on city funds in the depositary is 2 percent with 2 14 percent on some funds. A bid from Citizens State Bank offering 3 percent on all funds spurred public interest and prompted scrutiny of recent figures.
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Journal-Worhs
City Cerooks
Citizens State Bank Ofering
Bond to Build Brackett School Approved
Voters approved a bond issue to replace the aging Brackett School No. 54 with a modern standard building. The measure carried with about 55 percent support, funded by the bond issue and insurance proceeds.
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Brackett
Unsettled Kansas Weather Ahead With Showers and Thunder
A partial report notes unsettled conditions in Kansas with showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Friday. East portions may be cooler, while earlier hours show variable readings around 21 to 45 with daytime highs around 2 p.m.
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Kansas S
Workman Injured as Iron Beam Falls in Missouri Valley Job
Charles Haynes and another worker from Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron company suffered a broken ankle and severe injuries when a chain snapped causing a large iron beam to drop during hoisting. Haynes, residing with Mrs TH EB Sinclair at 505 Olio Street in Lawrence, was taken to Simmons hospital for treatment.
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Charles Haynes
Missouri Valley Bridg and Iron Company
Simmons ’‘Hospital
Haynes Fankle
Haynes
Deans
Lawrence
Sinclair
Olio. Street
KU Alumni Plan First Annual Field Day in Kansas City
George Edwards announces a June 8 field day for Kansas University alumni in Kansas City at Hills Country Club. Events include baseball golf tennis races and a country supper. He urges Lawrence alumni to attend and notes local participation.
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Kansas City
George
Ta. N. J
Lawrence
Flint
Law
Reyice
Lawrence High Class of 1916 to Close Year With Exercises
Lawrence prepares for graduation events as the 1916 high school class finishes with class day programs at the Presbyterian Church and a city pageant on Cordiey grounds. Honor diplomas go to students including Mind e Elliott and Annette Fugate. eight seniors have completed course work.
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Waundred
Twenthy
Stinlettis
Bower
Lawrence
Minde
Elliott
Annette Fugate
Lucy Hackman
Mary Blackman
Alice McDougal
Nellie McBratnay
Silanelle Paiterson
Arthur Patty
Larel Higes
Pauline Sterling
Wasue Stevenson
Una Stockwell
Presbyterian N
He Cordiey ‘Schvol
Cordiey
Elmsdale Camp Opens Under VY Supervision
Started for Elmsdale nee Vy as CI AL deles a morning for the summer high school camp at Elnsdale. They will rein in camp until June 8. This camp will be followed by a session for younger boys who are members of the delegation. Details at the camp from Secretary Boltz of the Vy. War teacher in the Indi school will have charge. Paul Evans will be instructor and Galen Tie Tay tion left tl.
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Nee VY
CI AL Deles
Supmer Hight
Elnsdale
Boltz
M. GA
Indi
Paul ‘Evans
Galen Tie Taytion
Commissioners Inspect South County Roads and Bridges
The county commissioners conducted an inspection trip to the southern part of the county to observe road conditions and evaluate several bridges.
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Todat
Full Committee to Hear 62 Convention Contests in Chicago
A Chicago meeting opens with plans to hear 62 credential contests for the Republican national convention starting June 7. The full committee will oversee hearings, with two delegates from Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines on the temporary roll. Campaign headquarters and endorsements for Brumbaugh and Cummins are discussed as Roosevelt, Hughes, and Smoot figures surface among arrivals.
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Chicago
Hilles
Smoot
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Automa Sas
Ampaign
Ign
A. R. Rawson
Town
Albert B. Cummins
Paul N. Fwrman
Harrisburg
M. G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Henry J. Wasson
Furnan
Nef
Brumbaugh
Foreman
John W. McCreath
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Reed Smoot
Utah
Republican National
Carranza
Washington
Siordany
Wison
United States
Building Laborers Strike in Rangas City Missouri
A June 1 report notes a building laborers strike in Rangas City Missouri as carriers and laborers demand a wage increase of five cents per hour and higher daily allowances. Contractors refuse, leading to work stoppages and continued labor disputes.
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Rangas
City
Ecormon
Tadya
of Este
Wales
Chicago strike delays university commencement gowns
Express company strike in Chicago halts delivery of graduation caps and gowns for K. OU Faculty members, forcing postponement of next week's commencement activities.
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Express Company
Chicago
K. OU
EL AL Br
Marshal Jhasie
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General Pershing
General Gavira
Casas Grandes
Pillea
Teutons
Unders
Tops Row
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Gardens
Leland Ak Mulile
Ea Gawer Bettoin Rea
Lois Burke
Finch
Police
Esch Polive Fialee
Laivrenes
ESTES
Hughes and Borah
Subdjec
Raw Valley
Aldge
eBain
Charles
K. U
Elmsdale
Republican National~Committee
Brumbaugh and Cummins
Geo. W. Perkins
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