English Princess backs King Constantine secrets of Greek crisis
Princess Alice of Battenberg and her brothers, loyal to King Constantine, defend the monarch amid Greek turmoil. She says foreign influence fuels revolution, praises the king as brave and capable of leading Greece through the crisis, and asserts no plan in Greece should remove him. A strong royal defense follows reports of entente pressure and revolutionary unrest.
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Thre -Associated Press
Constantine
Athens
Greece
Corres
Alice of Battenberg
Champ de Mars
Greeen al- Most
Constine
Kansan Social Notes and Weekend Guests
Lloyd Duffee traveled to Kansas Wednesday to have tractor repairs done. Numerous local residents attended meetings at Pleasant Hour club and Entre club events with refreshments served. Several families hosted, including Wood and Banks households, and trips to Lawrence, Kansas City, and Lansing were mentioned. Funeral services for Mrs J were noted, with relatives visiting and preparations for a move to western Kansas.
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Lloyd Duffee
Kans
A. Brohsammer Cine
Columbian d
David W Diams
Wfy Elkin
Pleasant Hour Club
G. P. Davis Bat Weiler
Fla
Poelut
Pri Fernoon
George Dow
Ima Richardson
J. R. Wood
W. I Wood
Baldwin
George Banks
Lawrence
Beatty Cinsinile
Topping
Mel
Hl Itu
Mir Ned
Son Wonald
Wand
Gay Bigsby
Margaret Duftee
Buffeoo
Alfred Ranger
Martha Washington Styte
Murray Ww. Mc Haughe
Arthur
Richardson
Miller
CG. FE
Stanwix
Frank Dornon
M Jornon
Nankas
Ruth Daniel
Rosedale
University
School of Medicine
Fred Gregory
Foneka
W. Perit
O. Cale
Si Funk
Ehlige
Wan
Pavetta “Murray
Laura Kosauke
Lanerenes
Sigs Murray
Murr Francis
Leonard Gregory
Kansas City
Francis
Clas
Lansing
Leavenworth
J. Topping
Guthrie
Okla
Long Beach
Aus
Elaine Pati
Ian
van Neste
Messrs
Foster
Zebbie
Tlarry
Alison
Asher Farm
Mr. Bellos
Oo Bear Anderson
Fragmented school notes and local notices mixed with ads
Journal fragment recounts school month end with pupil names and attendance. It also notes church services at Kanwaka and social visits in Topeka. A Toledo business partner is mentioned along with a Catarrh Cure advert and Notary A W Gleason’s certification.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Changs Mares
Stnior
Armin
Fr. Cheney & Co
Rank J
Cheney
Wrsgee
A. W.gleason
Pabii Hall
Local Social Notes From Sunday Visit Traditions
Westheidr and Esthelfer families host visitors Joe West and relatives at oil funds. Sunday afternoon sees Mes and Catel Workins of Lian with community guests. Gedil Devis of Franklin visits Misses Walters and Mrs Johns, sharing dinner with Ott’s parents Roy and Mrs Schuman. Thursday marked the 28th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Schamian. Lillian Deutz, Lena Altenbrend, and Hazel Charles visit Mattie Camp. Ayeh Walters visits Chin Lawrence Supclay and returns home.
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Westheidr Sindal
Esthelfer
Joe West
Suniay
Laure
Catel
Lian
Schamian
Lillian’ Deutz
Lena Altenbrend
Hazel Charles
Mattie Camp
Ayeh
Walters
Iuto Chin Lawrence Supclay
Chester Moody
How Tiz Gladdens Tired Feet With Relief
An old style ad describes Tiz as soothing tired feet and easing pains from corns and bunions. The copy touts quick relief for aching feet and encourages use to end foot discomfort.
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Dedlieltt
Regretful Neighbor News From A Distant Dinner Tale
Regret and condolences ripple through a small gathering as Albert and Davis attend a Wednesday dinner. The note mentions Mr Tel and Mr Clawson amid a list of attendees including Mr Talley Stillman Perry Kenneth Conner Mae Jones Kaw and Johnstone family members showing concern over illness and improved health.
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Oni
Davis
Albert Tole
Nesday
St, Waarming
Tel
Or. Clawson
B . Talley
Stillman
Fred
Perry
Kenneth
Conner
Mae An Jones
B F
Clydé Johnstone
Local Social Notes From DeSoto Area Visit Family News
Residents report visits and moves across DeSoto Eudora Kanwaka and Lawrence pages. Edna Walters and Cecil Davis shared time at Franklin. Orrie Powell and Win Powell families hosted relatives. infant birth adds joy while mother and baby recover in incubator. A. J. Smith to move near Kider farms, others relocate or visit over weekend. coal and lumber business noted in closing lines.
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Wichita
Ne ‘Browers
John Vitt
Mar
Min
John Owen
DeSoto Trane
Miche Rigsby
Kanwaka
Hy Wichinay
Mes
T. Powetl Ane
DeSote
John Bowen
Edna Walters
Cecil Davis
Franklin
Orrie Powell
Lawrence
Win. Powell
Hughes
Wo. Schubert
Eudora
John, Ott
Evangelical Church of
Heisman
John Ott
Louisa Alterbrend
Kansas City
Emi
Alle
Mound
John Faith
Alon Faith
A. J Smith
May Tobin Mares
Smith
Fdap
Frank Kennedy
Ati Narn
Bower
Anwaka
Stubbs
So Lawson
Kit Cramp
Social notes and local visits in town
Mr Pai Westy attended a party last night. Albert Mitchell visits his daughters Mrs Will Fairly and Miss Cdrvie Conner called on Mrs Johnstone Thursday afternoon. Fairhy is in Agevenworth on business Stillman remains with threat trouble. Vern Mitchell and Miss Acrolple Thallit of Republic will be married. Charles Conner Jr. accepted a position at Harvey House in Trinidad Colorado. Mr and Mrs Cly are moving south of Eudora.
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Pai
Westy
Albert Mitchell
Will
Cdrvie Conner
Johnstone
CN. Fairhy Ia
Agevenworth
Stillman Buen
Vern Mitchell
Acrolple Thallit
Republic
BE. E. Lutz
Will Nichrugee
George Warner
Carl Alt
Litat Lone Star
BH. Powell
D.‘J. Smith
A. Childs
Bre. Towell
Ivang
Mary Alt
Ethel Kindred
Ralph Powell
Pratik Lutz
Oscar Lutz
Lawrence Schmidt
Scott
Lawrence Wedresda
Catt
Overbrook
Priday
Louis Schutz
W. H. Hornberger
Julius
G. Hornberger
Hubert Leut
David Fellner
Alt
Walter Tehie
Charlie Warner
Pebruday
Worden Evangelical Church
Worden
Genevieve Scott
Fredy Alt
German Evangelical Church
Charles Warner
Ralph Davis
Joe West
Bellview
Ed Jameson
Baldwin
Mr. Burgoyne
Berge
Rosy Leese
Walcott
Kansas
Perry Dunn
Wm. Walker
Charles Hoskinson
Vinland
Wim. Landon
Kekotan
McTaggart
J. C
Davis
Lindstrom
Jameson
Birdie
George’ Tissay
Nat Smith
Taiph Davin
Newton
Jon Btn Flarvey Cooper and Sons
Joe
Elmer
Willard
Eck Della Paslay
John Paith
Walter
Kennedy
Vipland
Hanger
Orson
Eaa1
Ea Mabel
Community notes from Vinland and nearby townships
Local district updates include schoolhouse improvements and standardization hopes at Colyer. social visits at BE Lutz and Worden Church events. a funeral for Mrs. Charles Warner. Faye Maichel and Charles Scheetz wed. multiple residents moving to farms and towns. visits by Herbert Rumsey and Dr Nat Smith. and numerous Sunday gatherings and family activities across Vinland and surrounding areas.
Vinland School Enjoys Pie Supper and Entertainment
A Vinland grade school entertainment and pie supper was held Friday evening at Vinland High School. Families attended with the maternal Mrs Hammond and Elmer Byford visiting the Olson brothers. The program featured songs such as We've Just Arrived, Hugo, Kinsay, Sones Go to Sleep, My Honey, and My Country I Hear You Call, plus dialogues and music by students like Jennie Stevens, Huge Rumsey, Dwight Yates, and Jeanie Stevens. The Improvement Club participated with a song.
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Honey
Wilma
Walker
Jennie’ Stevens
M Peadie
Bane Gu Seng
Rumsey
Hari Times
Huge Rumsey
Dwight Yates
Jdennie’s Secret
Eskane and Topeka Folks Attend Local Events
Mr Guy Lewis of Eskane Kansas visiting KU attended Washington's birthday at Robert Lee home. Stutsman drove from Topeka to Paris DeWitt home. Mrs Clayton Haines of Altamont Kansas shared days with Mrs John Levette. Various neighbors and families gathered for weekends and luncheons, with mentions of illness and recoveries among Bigsby family and others.
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Guy Lewis
Eskane
Kansas
K. U
Washington
Robert Lee
Sloan
Community Notes From The Crowder Lake Region
Local residents visitors and absent students mark a slow lake view town week. Mrs Marsouin travels to Kansas City while Miss Button and Ruth Endicott visit relatives in Topeka and Baldwin. Several neighbors plan moves in March. engravings include plans for hosting committees and holiday lunches.
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Iam Haughn
W. J. Wood
AL Colman
Kansas City Y
Ieee
Ie Haughn
Mose Dews
Stella Belles
Alta Murray
Flora Nell Bigsby
Esther Hird
Dellaews
Leota Francis
Ruth Albert Gelles
Pelbert Miller
Ed Williams
George Bigsby
Gilbert Fransis
Clarence Belles
Leslie Murray Arthur Hoffman
Robert Dews
Jarl
Williams
Veice
Kanwaka
L. PL
Baldwin
Topeka
W. F. Eirkin
J. BL
Stanbaugh
Weather Report for Terruary 1917 Dry path and temperature swings mark month
The Terruary 1917 weather shows extreme dryness with record low precipitation, a heavy drought since last November, and a total rainfall only slightly above zero. Temperature varied widely from −20.8 to 71 degrees with a monthly range around 3.5 degrees and frequent strong winds totaling 27,010 miles for the month.
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Shaw
Petruary
Coratesmala
Nicaragua
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Luessia
St. Lowis
Brewel Iy
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Kaw Valery
S. BE. Matthews Lumber & Coal Co
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Chile
Childrey
Freda
Theodore Alt
Genevieve
Iimery Scott
Faye Maichel
Charles Scheetz Avere
Walter Davis
Belliview
Lloyd Webster
Walter Lee
Pleasant Grove
Alfred Rudiger
Frive Nous Card Club
Otis Perkins
Margaret Perkins
Will Randolph
Charles Crowder
L. Bigsby
Ty Jones
Kieffer
Cecile Kieffer
Elmer Kieffer
Goldie
Gladys
M. Anne Piper
Lenora Brown
Virgil Lee
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Monroe
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Lona
Moaroe
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Dick Bros
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Harding
A. Dose
L. N. Crook
A. B.nichols
FM. Wael
S Pontius
Philip
Candi Anna Mitchell
S. M. “Centry
Minnie Button
Ruth Endicott
J. M. Crowder
Kiswith
Said BM
George Lewis
Lizzie Lewis
Go ML. Harding
Dark
Lecommpton
John Gaylor
Lecompton
Ter’s
Levi Bomer- Jarkeman
Welda
Topeu
K End
Allen
Sirs. Woolf
Eugene Brune
Salina
Mayne Brune
Manhattan
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