Assassination of Greek King George Stuns Salonika
King George is shot at the palace in Salonika. his son Nicholas and officers transport the royal body by stretcher to the palace. The assassin, Sebinas, provides few details while authorities investigate the crime. The Greek capital mourns. banners fly and churches toll as the royal family plans to accompany Queen Mother Alexandra to Salonika.
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Solin
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Two Work Days Left to Register for Election Night
Frustration grows as final push to register continues with two work days remaining. City voters are urged to attend Friday night vote at the city station before April first registration closes, noting many still have not qualified to vote at polls.
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Yaee
The Registration Law for City Elections
The text outlines voter registration procedures including eligibility, residency, and the duty of the city clerk to issue certificates of registration. It emphasizes that registered voters may vote in their wards if legally qualified and residing at the stated address. It also notes procedures for removing or re-registration and the consequences of not voting after registering.
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Clark
Uusiber
Beers Case Argument Stresses State’s Nonintent To Kill
In Topeka on March 19 Assistant County Attorney Lillard argued the state seeks a conviction for Beers either on first degree murder or manslaughter in the fourth degree. He stated the state does not believe Beers killed his wife at the Glen Wool Hotel last November and contended Beers acted without intent to kill, while the defense cites an insensible homicide definition noting Beers says he thrust his hands into his wife’s mouth to dislodge teeth.
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Topeka
Beers
Glenwool
Lillard
Track Meet Revives Indoor Contest Next Week
Director Boltz of the LAI GN outlines an indoor track event expansion for all gym classes. Teams will be selected per class and a weekly series will run, featuring events such as dash 33 yards and broad jump.
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Revinnine
Boltz
LAL GN
Vy.ml CL
Precautionary Move Shows Naval Vigilance on West Coast
A naval precaution follows unrest in Sonora with Admiral Sutherland approving dispatch of cruisers California and Maryland to the west coast. The ships are at San Francisco under the Colorado command as Americans disturbed by revolution in Sonora seek coast towns like Guaymas. Governor Gomes arrived Monday at Kusendi to assume office.
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Washington
Marely
Sutherland
Gunyamas
Mexico
Navy Department
California
Maryland
San Franchisco
Colorado
Sonora
Giayanas
Miguel “Gomes
Kusendi
Unclear fragmentary notice from yesterday
Readable parts indicate a probable event or time reference with scraps mentioning yesterday and today, but essential details such as names, places, actions, or dates are missing to form a coherent news item or summary.
Kansas Bridge Tax Act Enacted By Legislature
The legislature passed an enabling act authorizing Douglas County to build a bridge and levy a two mill annual tax on all taxable property to fund construction. The act sets funding limits, requires bids, and grants the county board broad authority over contracts and construction procedures for the bridge and its approaches.
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Douglas
Gor
Hodges
Lawrence
Board of County Commissioners
State OF
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Ulaas
Board of Count
Commissioners
Board of
Hair Importers Arrested in New Orleans Fraud Case
York March 19 Antonia Musien importer of hair goods and his three sons Philip George and Avitar were arrested in New Orleans after charges of invoice frauds totaling about one million dollars. The father seventy and son Philip indicted by grand jury and to be returned to New York. Philip received a sentence of three years but was commuted to time served. he returned to New York and entered the hair goods business.
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York
Antonia Musien
Lair, Woods
New Orleans
Philip
George
Avitar
New York
Taft
House of Death Fire Claimed Multiple Lives on Wentworth Avenue
A deadly fire at 2350 Wentworth Avenue destroyed the so called house of death. Three children Frank Aistella and family perished, Jacob Werner ran a market there and later died, Fred Kunz and daughter died under tragic circumstances, Niked Strauss was murdered, an unknown Italian committed suicide. The string of fatal events tied to the residence spanned years.
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Whiengo
Mate
Wentworth Avenue
Frank Aistella
Jacob Werner
Werner
Fred Kunz
Kunza
Niked Strauss
Chanute to host United M. E. Conference in 1914
Parsons Kansas March 1 The fortieth and last session of the South Kansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church closes here Monday. The union of the South Kansas and Kansas Conferences is approved by Bishop William C. Shepard who presided. The two conferences, separated forty years ago, are again united. The next session will be at Chanute in 1914.
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Parsons
Kan
South Kansas
Methodist Episcopal Oinrer
Kansas
William C. Shepard
Nwo
United Conference
Chantute
Crimbine
School At Medicine
F. J. Hillings
Department of
Bacteriology
Crumbine
Crumbing
Cruwching
Claims Attempt to Defraud in W J Francisey Suit
The article recalls a suit at W J Francisey over a sale of a farm tied to Mr Francisco alleging false statements about flood line and ownership. Francisco found irregularities, refused to honor the contract, and the suit proceeds. Carl Porter, former Emporia train rider, heads to California for health and work under his first superintendent, brother of Eugene Porter, Lawrence Post Office manager. Bradford of Fall Oklahoma is mentioned.
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Tiedgurnal World
W. J. Francisey
Franciseu
Francisco
Partes
Ss the Dienea
Carl Porter
Riensteher
Emporia
California
Hns
Mr. Porter
Eugene Porter
Postal
Lawrence
Kansas Young Men's Christian Association Conference Set in Lawrence
The Kansas YMC A annual conference will convene in Lawrence April 2 to 5 with attendees from Kansas colleges. K U YMC A hosts as delegates from Baker University Ottawa University Kansas Wesleyan Washburn Kansas Normal Fairmount Cooper and more. Prominent speakers are expected and college association affairs will be discussed for the coming year.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Christian Association
Ani Nual
Puthering
College Y. CA
Baker University of Ballwin
Ottawa University of Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan of
Salina
Washburn of
Topeka
Kansas -Normal
College of Emporia
Eperia
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Manhattan
Cooper College of Atchison
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Wichita
Joint University Glee Club Concerts Planned
Manager Campbell and Pericles Miller announce two joint concerts between the University Glee Club and Washburn Glee Club in Lawrence and Topeka. Lawrence show scheduled March 28 at Fraser Hall, Topeka date in late April. Dual program features both clubs songs then ragtime and dance stunts.
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The
University Glee Club
Pericles Miller
Washburn
Sc Ae
Bryan in Nebraska Arrives At Home For Birthday
Bryan arrives in Lincoln to celebrate his birthday with a dinner planned by state and local committees. Gov. Daniels of Utah and Gov. Hughes of Kansas greet him at the station as the annual Bryan birthday dinner is held that night.
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Hudges
Nansis
Easter Vacation Closing At University For Recess
The University will close for Easter recess Thursday at five o'clock and reopen Tuesday morning. Most students plan to stay home, with several already departed.
Police Sergeant Charles F Lang Fatally Shot in Buffalo Office
Buffalo police sergeant Charles F Lang was fatally shot in his office on March 1. The incident occurred during a disturbance at the Buffalo station, with investigators treating it as a fatal shooting case and searching for a suspect.
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Buffalo
Charles F. Lang
Medieval Religion and the Moderna World Lecture
Professor Gerald Birney Smith of the University of Chicago discussed medieval religion and modern thought in a lecture. He argued that science, business, and secular politics fostered a secular world that may neglect spiritual welfare, and he urged redefining the Christian relationship with modern enterprises in upcoming talks.
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Gerald Birney Smith
University of Chicago
Hus
Death of Mrs Alice E Carter in Kansas
Mrs Alice Carter died of bronchial pneumonia at her home in Lawrence Kansas aged 87 She was born in Sussex England April 7 1864 and moved to Wisconsin then Lawrence with her husband William Carter They are survived by sons Kiel ard Alfred and Hol Carter and daughters Anna and Froneig Carter Rebekah lodge and Episcopal church members. services at home at 2 2 Lomierton with graveyard rites Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Edwards officiating Also a note from Wellington Kansas concerns Morris Murphy fearing a possible death of a brother from Route Three north of Lawrence
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Alice E. Carter
Alice Carter
Kentucky Streat
Botlovk
Lomierton
Rebeckah Lodge
Oak Hill
Edwards
Tax to fund Douglas roads under new auto law
Douglas County authorities report a new state law imposes a five dollar tax per automobile to fund road improvements. About 200 cars in Douglas County will be taxed, with funds used to upgrade county roads. Auto owners voice readiness to support tax and county officials and the Douglas County Automobile and Roads Association plan meetings to discuss the program and urge action.
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Douglas
Countey
Don Courlty
Lawrence
Autom and
Ludd
Autoista
Runaway Horse Causes Injuries and Carriage Demise
Injured and frightened occupants including Miss Catl ine Roller and Mr. Clawson after a runaway horse spooked a carriage near the Peerless carage in New Jersey. The horse tore the carriage, dragged the wheels, and victims sustained head and facial injuries while onlookers described a chaotic scene as the outfit collapsed. A Sanity Hearing for Keever continues in court, with defense set to begin Friday after state testimony. Sheriff Cummings arrived from Til Cole to guard the desertion charge against Robinson Lee Cart as the case proceeds.
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Clawson
Catline
Ch Su
New Jersey
Shi Worllen
Kans
Cummings
Fence
Til Cole
Robinson Lee Cartis
Get 100 Cents Value For Every Dollar You Spend
John P Fallon argues value in spending hinges on choices and saving. Reading The Journal World ads daily reveals purchasing opportunities and directs readers to the best stores in Lawrence to secure full value.
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John P. Fallon
Journal World
Lawrence
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