Wilson Plans An Economy Program With Leaders In Congress
President Wilson, after conferring with party leaders in Congress, plans an economy program and aims to push tariff measures in an extra session. He will meet Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall this afternoon to discuss funding and opposition to a broader bill.
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Tammany
Hall
Washington
March T
Wilson
Fitzgerald
How
Siden
Patt
Sundrey Eigil Hill
Reid
Trenton
Shermain
Nnneated Soda
Ulbertson Aml
Tillman
Hilenn
North Cavolity
Cated
Fom
Bob
Lean
Deangratulate
Davidson College
North Carolina
Sarbe Basbball
Tooting
Akid
Cardidate
Pwellys
Tommy
Glenn
Senate
Congress
TENTH MUSIC FESTIVAL FEATURES AND LINEUP
The Tenth Music Festival closes with Min nexilis Symphony Orchestra concerts and six artists. Plans show Ja ella Ghitson Oring Supremo and En ric Palmetto on Thursday April 24, Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra with Harbara Wait on Friday, and Cornelius Van Vliet on Friday evening. The Minneapolis Symphony program on April 21 includes Harold Henry Piwhiset Lu ath e qIntEsui Ohrman Soprano Bare Wait contralto Joseph Seh Tenor Arthur Middleton plus Wieland Overwork. The Friday program includes Law reer hoy WS and American works by Chevinnier Cimeerte. Weather, venue, and full programs to follow with many artists appearing at a Mis te Fes tial in Lawrence.
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Wangs
Piana Music
Minnexilis’ Symphony
Uncre
Progres
Jaella Ghitson Oring
Enric Palmetto
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Harbara Wait
Cornelius-Van Vliet
Vieloncelli
Minneapoli Symphony Orchestra
Harold Henry
Luathe q‘IntEsui Ohrman
Bare Wait
Joseph
Arthur Middleton
Wieland Overwork
Henry
Chicago
Fine Arts
Serwal
Sigma On
Chevinnier Cimeerte
MacDowell
Heather Maniber
Gounul
Czervonks
Middleton
Lawrence
Kansas City Juror Bribery Attempt Reportedly Offered Bribes
Depute ministerial official Thomas Hollowell testified in Hyde murder case that a juror was offered 1000 dollars to force a hung jury and 1500 dollars for an acquittal. Porterfield issued a warrant for the juror’s arrest according to Hyde juror reports.
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Kansas City
Mafeh
Thomas Hollowell
Minishal
Hyde Murberial
Shidge
Porterfield
Hyde
Sessions Highlight Baker University Visit In City
The Lawrence conference features a Baker University delegation from Britain and Kansas, with President Pry Mason present. A 200-strong Baker group tours the city, attends lectures, and visits universities, churches, and downtown sites as sessions open with Vespers and speeches by church leaders.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Baker
Waskell
University
Lawrence Antu
Baltimore Explosion Kills and Injures Dozens on Steamer Voyage
A Baltimore harbor blast from the Stan Chine wrecked near the harbor, killing several and injuring many. The United States steamer Aventine suffered massive damage and casualties as shockwaves were felt across cities from Baltimore to Philadelphia and beyond. Reconstruction efforts and investigations follow as witnesses discuss wages and vice in the era.
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Laltinore
Stan Chine
Lontside
Wits
United States
Taurval Volker
Diesen
Maryland Steel Crimp
Baltimore
Esate Apie
Cna Lehou Binze Hailineg
Nominations for vacant offices at YMG meeting
Nominations for the vacant offices will be made by the members of the committee. The meeting to appoint officers is set for Sunday afternoon with reports due next week. A later session will review clerical roles and sales positions. The Lutheran church property transaction is noted with ownership details and a sale context.
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Noutnate
Veestden
Veonan
Nice
Vacinis
Tida Jimnediggely
Iceture Fy Newell
Sanday
All Set for the Municipal Election in Lawrence
The city council named two full slates for the April municipal election with E A Bond as Republican mayor nominee and a largely independent slate led by Bond’s status. Kulin Owen and other ward figures run. independents also seek council seats. results hinge on party and independent lines as voters head to the polls.
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E. Ut Bond
Otis Perkins
Harleigh Benson
Justices of the Peace
J. B. ‘Wilson
John Clark
Onstables
L. C. Bowers
J. Wat
Kits
Wuffiths
W. S
Metcalf
Courdiloay
Kuilin
James’ Owen
Thir
B. Hustard
Ozelogk
Marx
Nate Jully
E. A. Bond Hinl
Ak Uityor
Hat Party
Boul
Chousitie
Muornimne
Aitter
Bond Hau
Fon. Kulin
Couneiinin
Eulin
Seenmel
James Dwelise
Wilders
Meteall
Aoeaiyeed Bintelf
Peitary
Apel
Lawrence
Cire
Polire Dudize
Chasnce
Bisarel Hatheatt
Droka
Ll Hater
Barker
Mary Gril
Seeing Lawrence Club Plans City Auto Tour
Visiting Methodist ministers last week in Eaurrence will tour the city by automobile tomorrow afternoon. Forty automobiles will convey the visitors to the University and Le Haskell Institute, with the Automobile Association calling all members and other car owners to assemble at the Methodist church promptly at o clock. The event hinges on wide participation from local drivers and owners.
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Vie
Ap Don Ack
University
le Haskell
Automobile Association
Methodist Church
Water questions delay city appraisal contract needs action
The Water Company will pay half the appraisal cost regardless of city purchase. The contract’s provision forcing the city to pay if it fails to buy is unfair. Appraisers should be appointed and the valuation started without further delay to settle the water question quickly.
Lawrence Paying Claim Passes Senate in Kansas Session
The Senate approved a paying claim linked to city property near the University, a measure previously endorsed by the House committee. The bill also includes an appropriation for Kansas University and funds for state facilities, with expectations it will be enacted Monday morning.
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House
Senate
Nearsas
Lawrence
City of Radias
Janet Street
Oses
Guy
TSF
Pista Wor Res Board of Correntiag
Panana Exposition
Vital oStavisti Sam
Vericultural College
WOO
State Penitentiacy
Insistenil
Kansas University
Pfrennyon Kiulo
States of Kansas
Leo
Hyip
Wilson
Jose
Trap Set For Darling Case Raises Murder Charge
Police investigators pursue a fatal shooting case involving Paul Marois and Olsen. Handwriting experts analyze a postal card, while Mrs. Olsen visits relatives in Montevideo Minnesota. Olsen remains in custody awaiting preliminary hearing tomorrow on murder charges.
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Paul Marois
Ulydle
Davewise
Olsen
Whiel
Mar
Montevideo
Minnesota
Trouble in Making Good Party Pledges at Topeka
A Topeka report notes four measures the administration supports were likely to be enacted this session. Debated topics include the recall initiative and referendum, a minimum wage for women, and a collateral inheritance tax law. Opposition and party negotiations shaped a stalled, contentious effort with the Democratic platform guiding delays and Republican resistance.
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Fepeka Kau
Democrats
Auany
Placiz Martie
Republica Enginbers
Senate
House
Ural Senate
Ujit
Kittie Gordon
New Spring Goods from All Nations in The Journal-World
Natives of Ceylon and other lands bring marvellous textiles and silks, and England strings of wondrous texture. Merchants push new hats, millinery, apparel, and fabrics to please customers. Read the advertisements and stay informed on the latest styles and economy tips for the home.
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John P. Fallon
Ceylon
England
Journal-World
Impor
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