Villa replies to Wilson note amid Mexican conference urge
General Villa sends a friendly reply to President Wilson stressing two reasons for a conference with Mexico’s factions. He argues a new nationwide effort could reorganize government and prevent U S intervention, while praising Wilson’s spirit of justice and Middle Class support in Mexico.
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Paso
Dune Jr
General Villa
Wilson
Villa
Alex
State Department
Bari Llorente
Villa Zapata Fretion
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Gavan
Mexico City
Charan
Aguas Calientes Cmivention
Hi Sever
Conoral Villa
Dix Parts
United States
Itetiu
Convent Ingalily
Higoral Villa
Mr. Wilson
Madero
Staroz
Lightning Strikes House in East Village Farmyard Incident
A lightning bolt hit a Hay Jatin son home on Paul Wearnard farm in east village, shattering windows and damaging a wheel but causing no injuries. The flash blew out street lamps at night and lighted the area but left the dwelling largely intact with only minor wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wearnard
East
Rain Delays Drive Travel Across Three States
President of the National Old Trails Road cites 8000 cars stranded in Missouri Illinois and surrounding areas. Drivers face long delays as rain blocks routes with hard roads and telephone disruptions. residents in Marlborough and nearby suburbs report widespread travel disruption over last night and today.
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Kangig City
Masconry
Wanana Patil Ideea
National
Old Trails Road
Ste
Tadge Lowe
Tonis
Chequ
Marlborough
Institute in Progress Sets Four Week Schedule at County
The County Teach Institute convenes at the Thigh School building with eighty Dough County teachers attending. Faculty reports steady progress, praising the instruction and its outcomes this year as in past sessions. Superintendent Hades and instructors Mervin Olney and Temphill lead the program, with a few enrollees expected to join later before the institute closes July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teach Institute
Tame
Baldwinsmund
Temphill Anny
Hades
Women Pledge $500 For Campaign Support
Lawrence women pledged 500 for campaign support and urged others to join. Mrs. Wel Branch and Mrs. Nish led the list of signatories with many others named. A closing dinner hosted by local women concluded the event, emphasizing citywide backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanpatiga
Saattaes Moward Daley
M. Coa
Lawrence Foriheir Seapport
Lawrence
Wel
Branch
Nish
Asher, Myley
W. Stubbs
Mees
Shriias Wilderwood
Fulfer
Fh. Holies
Wip. Johnston
Mors
Ate Barnes
Ed. Chardtan
Sts. Prairie
Con Heffuran
Karl Cronemeyer
Willtoting
al. Klein
W. Bolt
Mars
My. Boltz
Ed Paige
A. MeNis Alrs
We. Francisco
Mes. Roe. Karnes
Weiuh
Frank Vanulu
Holmes
Mas
Walt
3Ard
Ales. Kennedy
D. Herd
Misc Lawrener
Alfalfa Harvest Faces Weather and Water Challenges
The article notes alfalfa crops largely intact despite damaged rain and wind in recent days. Some fields show stress from watering, with silos opening weather impacts and cutting plans proceeding cautiously. Farmers remain optimistic about yield prospects despite anticipated delays and storage concerns.
Woman Earns 321 From Strawberries on Small Patch
Lawrence resident T Noland reports a two thirds acre berry patch yielded 321 this year. The producer notes the patch on Cheide is dry and well drained causing good fruit. She plans to pay pickers and reports low water impact on harvest. Irregular weather affected other crops yet strawberries remain robust.
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Lawrence
T. Noland
Solaneneh Vrates
M G A Campaign Glows In Success
The community rally for the M G A campaign drew hundreds of supporters over the past week. Final tallies show substantial contributions and pledges across classes, with the total nearing the 780 dollar mark and generous backing from local workers and business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.com
Hawerik We Baltz
Too'eluek
Babies Mislabeled At Chicago Hospital Sparks Mix up Tale
In Chicago a mother, Mrs Joseph Springer, reported her newborn girl mixed with a Jewish boy at a maternity ward. A physician and hospital staff sought to untangle the error as families disputed which infant was theirs amid several similarly aged babies.
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Chicago Hospital
Chicaen
Shine T
Solomon
Venti Hospital
Joseph Springer
Springer
de Wo Lee
Hare
Kansas Weather Summary From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary weather notes mention yesterday at 5 a.m. and hints of tonight and Sunday. The readable portions lack clear locations, temperatures, or full forecasts for a usable local summary.
Weather Man Foresees Rain Across Middle West
Forecaster Prof DL Inox predicts a storm system moving from the northern Rockies toward the Mississippi Valley. Rain is likely Saturday or Sunday across the southern halves of the central United States with gusty winds and cooler temperatures inland.
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Middle West
Chicago
Far West
Wis
Korky Mountain
Prof DL Inox
Rocky Mountain
Russian Failure and Japanese Role Shaping WWI Supply Lines
A 1915-leaning report notes Russian defeats near Przemyśl and a strategic pullback in Hungary while China and Japan coordinate to shield Manila and supply Russia. It describes Japan’s access to ammunition via land routes and Sino‑Russian supply deals as the war worsens and Russia depletes its ammunition stock, relying on Chinese factories and shipments.
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Washington
P. C
Sudan
Prussia
Carpathians
Hungary
Pryemysl
Ching
Japan
Ste Tressfil
Winn-Chow
Siebern
Russia
Papahesv
Lesau
Hissia
Gid
Chow
Ttlis
Poll Tax Notice To Delinquents To Be Served
Commissioner Holyfield announced a poll tax collection effort with delinquents to be served with notices. A list of nonpayers will be issued Monday and a second notice will follow if payments are not made. The tax is annual and mandatory. failure may lead to police court action and penalties.
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Holyfield
Police raid seizes whisky at residence
Police conducted a raid early Monday morning at a residence on lia ai Miy. Officers seized one and a half gallons of whisky and a quarter gallon of gin. Powell will be brought to police custody to explain the seizure.
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Fubt
Powell An Nortly
Acta
Powell
Must Replant Corn Partners Vetting Delta Field
Local officials vet replanting plan as drought drives corn losses. Grasshopper Creek and nearby streams run high while Perry area farms report strained water supplies and rising costs this year.
Kansas River Recedes Amid Flood Outlook
Reports from Kansas indicate river crests are easing in Topeka with the Kansas river dropping about one foot. Southeast Kansas sees rising streams and flood conditions in areas like Marymorgon river. forecasters warn the Missouri River crest is expected to coincide with the Kansas crest at roughly 24 feet.
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Topeka
Kang Pune
Altar Real
Tedra
Kimgas
Neri
Marymgron
Cemtral
North Centtral
Kynsae
Concortia
Blue
Kankas
Santa Fe Team Faces Semi-Pro Opponent Tomorrow
The Santa Fe semi professional squad, one of the fastest in the region, meets Lawrence at Woodland Park tomorrow afternoon on the baseball diamond. Expect a brisk, well attended home game with high interest from locals and strong support for a fast, exhibition-style contest.
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Lawrence
Santa
Fepeka
Ases
Woodland Park
Lawrence Fy
Ethey
Ihe Tas
Austrians Blow Up Fort Ozanelli in Tyrol Stand
Milan reports Austrians detonated Fort Ozanelli near Reverto in the Tyrol, a key defensive site held by Italians. The fortress, described as one of the strongest in the region, lay near Uganzi and Lesa as described in dispatches from Paris dated June 12.
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Tyrol
Milan
Paris
Ozanelli
Uganzi Pla- Lesa
Reverto
Vallarea
Not Too Late for Corn Planting in Wet Areas
Weather delays have drowned thousands of acres of corn requiring replanting if rain stops. Farmers expect sowing can occur in early July with frost risks minimal, and some anticipate hot nights through July and August aiding ripening. Planting choices include kernel varieties ready for harvest as silage or fodder.
State Firemen Convention Dates Set for Tulya and Caffeyville
The War Sate Firemen convention is scheduled for Tulya on the 6th and 7th with events in Caffeyville. Teams from smaller towns will compete in the firemen's contest, and the Lawrence company may send two delegates. Sidney Moss visited Jens City today.
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Tulya
Caffeyville
Lanwrence Company
Sidney Moss
Jens
Robbers Board Southern Pacific Train Near Chatsworth
Two masked robbers boarded a San Francisco to Los Angeles train at midnight near Chatsworth and forced four cars to surrender cash and jewelry totaling $363. Shots were fired as officers searched the area for accomplices. no injuries reported.
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Logs Angeles
Cahit
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Los Ategeles
Chatsworth
Dlewift
Ese
Turn Verein to Host Rare German American Fest in City
Hundreds of German Americans from Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas will attend the two day Turn Fest in the city June 19 at Woodland Park. Delegations from Leavenworth Kansas City St Joseph Hanover Fort Scott and Lawrenc e plus many individuals from surrounding states will participate. The open public event allows unlimited attendance with societies presenting their own programs and a final combined program to be published later. Events include athletic contests calisthenics and unique tests with wreath prizes and a varied Sunday program offering a distinct entertainment lineup.
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Vurvj
America
Leavenworth
St Joseph
Kansas City
Missouri
Marvayil Hanover
Fort Scott
Sumaerfield
Topeka
Bern
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missour
Kansas
Pavenworth
Woodland Park
General Assembly
Remodeling project extends around building at dwelling
Jo M. Adams of 1208 Delaware plans remodeling his dwelling and adding serebes that extend nearly around the structure. A. Timemore leaves for Salty Hake City tonight on a business trip.
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Jo M. Adams
Delaware
BP. A. Timemore
Salty Hake City
Potter Lake Open for Six Weeks at University Summer Session
University of Lawrence approves a six week summer use of Potter Lake with rules and permits. Summer students gain free access under guard, with a $1 fee for nonstudents and strict safety measures. Guards Howard Laslett and Adrian Lindsay will supervise. permit requirements apply for minors.
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University
Lawrence
Totter Lake
Wandilin
Als
Olin
Strong
V Hamilton
Lt. Goetz
Manger Hamilton
Ti P
Howard Laslett
Adrian Lindsay
Lindsay Keine Hall
Hashilton
Board of Administration
Ijin Han
Wakarusa Creek Reaches Historic Flood High
Old settlers report the Wakarusa Creek at record heights with water over two miles wide in places. Several farms including Ganmer Harvey Birwin and Shivar lie under water near Agatha town. Coal Creek floods station platform at Sibley. Tidolin Carson farm flooded for the third time this season. Crops damaged beyond recovery as water erodes railroad grade.
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Ganmer
Harvey Brothers
Birwin
Shivar
Coal Creek
Platforne
Sibley
Tidolin Carson
Fraternal Aid Sees 102 New Members Secured
The Fraternal Aid association reports forty one applications approved at a Thursday meeting, bringing total new members to 102 as campaigns continue. Business leaders in Law town pledge strong effort, aiming for two hundred more by July 1. Headquarters remain central to the drive.
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Owark
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