May Introduce New Candidate for Mayor in Lawrence
Delegation of Lawrence citizens held talks at the Unitarian church last night on placing a new mayoral candidate. A committee was appointed weeks earlier to investigate public sentiment and possible candidates. The committee reported mixed views, and further civic discussion is planned with a final report due later. Traditional members Lash and CORINTH supporters were noted, with some attendees uncertain about participating.
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Abeliaens
Lawrence
Unitarian Church
Tirgayor
Aerse
Caminitien
Setinent
Tverible
Mihough
al Tee Corinth
Wits
Imanddide
Parax
Sven
Ted Snow
Tne
Beenne
Cleland
Phi Willis
Cneage Rtp
Sethon Ato
Lana No Langa Con Lorre
Lelio
Yas Receiser
Federat Court
Comis
Edlyfield
Chait
Clekund
Eine
Wits Lefer
Club Grounds Good Wil Be In Us Again In A Few Days
The Philosophy Club of Lawrence hears address by Carter on Moral Education. Grounds readied with pruning and care as groundkeeper reports good condition despite some dead brush. Officials note hunting licenses issued while weather delays duck season. Bresette factory inspector to remain in post per federation meeting.
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Conptey
Clob
Elih Tes
Ehib
Philosophy Club
Carter
de Pluriaent
Chi
Taoateloek
Phi
Dsc
Moral Educalion
Herma Dreker
Miss Bresetts
Linna Bresette
Aywelor
Yumteunreiment Anande
Paul McVride
Nevely
Ubor
Ilar Dast
Federated Women’s
Chih Oof
Lawrence
May Practice Sparks Interest in High School Football
A meeting of interested high school boys in the school building led by Captain Livan discussed spring football practice. Officials expect a prelim meeting today to organize drills before the formal session begins next week.
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Livan
Concrete road to be built to cemetery area discussed
A proposed ordinance setting standards for a concrete road to a cemetery was reviewed by thirty commissioners. The housing committee plans to report changes. a bid for a concrete road instead of brick was advertised, with expectations to begin work as soon as possible.
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Want Action
Mississippi
Leon Baurd
Piu
Pennants Found Hidden in University Dorm Room
About 106 pennants were found in a large roll in a university student room. The pennants were reportedly hidden well and concealed. officials will examine the roll and determine disposal. The discovery follows a note of students' farewell and mentions a water supply and storage context.
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Ander Iivesti
Yound
Kansas Board Meeting Claims No Public Action
The Kansas University board met this morning for about two hours in a secret session. Officials stated nothing definitive was decided and no public statements were made. Dr Bechtel Bechtel resumed duties after illness and attended to practice.
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University of Kansas
Dedi
Douglas County Up To Standard In 1913 Census Report
A 1913 county census shows Douglas County maintaining its standard with fewer people and steady farm products. The report highlights population shifts across towns and townships, noting total county population and changes from a prior year.
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Douglas County
Kansas Conference appoints ministers in Topeka meeting
In a Kansas Conference gathering in Topeka, Rev. F H Howett was assigned to the First Church. Gordon Bo Thempsart was named to leadership at Centenary Church, with additional assignments to the West Methodist church and others.
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Kansas
Toneka
We Howett
Gordon Bo
Kansas Weather Note for Tonight and Warmth
Fragmentary weather note reports warming tonight with unclear terms. Mentions doomsday voice and odd words like Foal and Dopo. No clear location, date, or source organization.
Rehearsal Tonight As Water Crisis Looms In City
The Lawrence Cheral Union faces data gaps as the fourth rehearsal proceeds tonight. City officials, including receiver Mitchell, work under pressure to secure water supply amid a forced economy. Public details remain unsettled as federal court action and city commissions mull applications and data requests.
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Choral Union
Prefs W. 1
Downine
Directua
Ain
Musivd
Lawrence
Uiversins
Mohowski
Saudi
Prof
Downie
Death of Judge's Mother Euphemia Smart in Ottawa
Mrs Euphemia Smart mother of Judge Cy A Stuart of Ottawa died Sunday at her home La Mulberry street after a long illness. Advanced age contributed to her death. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Savilett home. The Rev Powell of the Koderated Chitral church conducted services and the body was sent to Dyer ton Wisconsin for burial. Pallbearers were Charles A Sart James WH Sart Ralph BE Mage and ABs Miwell.
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Euphemia Smart
Judge Smart
Ottawa
Eupheimia Smart
Istrict
Shudge
Cy A. Stuart
Otte Wry
Sanday
Seas
la Mulberry Street
Clace
Erngon
Elack
Saiveet
Pro Wooal Powell
Dyerton
Wisconsin
Charles A
James WH. Sart
Ralph BE. Mage
Abs Miwell
Mueller seeks dismissal in Seattle case
The article reports Mueller requesting no trial progression and asks for dismissal or not, noting statements by Attorney Lidia and involvement of Schulz, Gottred F Laalin, and the secretary BL Mary Schultz. It mentions a letter and a contested charge as the central issue in the Seattle matter.
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Mueller
Seattle
Wash
Marvel 2
Viettiain
Mary Schultz
Nes
Cora
Schulz
Lidia
Defeat at Przemysh Fortress Described in Siege
In Petrograd era dispatches details of a desperate sortie against the Austrian fortress of Przemysh. Russian forces fought under harsh conditions with troops returning battered while several divisions refused orders and large stocks of ammunition lay useless. Only the detoped division and portions of the 84th Landwehr and Hissartok fought effectively before being decisively defeated.
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Petrograd
Przemysh
Darrin
Waselon
Unis
84Th Landwehr
Tih
Dr Catis Speaks to Teachers and Patrons at School Meeting
Dr Catis will address teachers and patrons of the school district on subjects related to play and work. Curtis will speak at the school auditorium with slides illustrating the topic. The Parent Teachers associations and the public are invited to attend. Curtis is a renowned expert in children and play. The event is tied to university welfare efforts in Lawrence.
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de. Teos
Curtis
Auditorum
Lawrence
Reorganize Orchestra Leads by Bert Nutt at School
The high school orchestra, idle early term, has organized under director Bert Nutt. Student Conwell Veltiett shepherds the group, with Nate as leader. Members include Machin, Paul Luckan, Harley Neal, Miss Nicholson, Heatran Dwele, Marshall Haverhill, Miss Go sueh, Demald Nuit, Nulsmith, Merion Aker, Arline Graber, and Miss i son, with a pianist.
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Herbert Nutt
Ehrbert Nutt
Conuell Veltiett
Nate
Viany Machin
Pail Luckan
Ceiaha
Harley Neal
Miss Nicholson
Heatran Dwele
Marshall Haverhill
Miss Gosueh
Demald Nuit
de Nulsmith
Merion Aker
Arline Graber
Lass
Miss i Son
War will not be of great duration says Sir John French
Paris dispatch reports Sir John French views the war as not lasting long. He notes fatigue among troops and suggests Germany faces ammunition shortages. He argues Germans aim for a sudden smashing victory but are hampered by nitrite shortages affecting shells. He foresees a decisive Allied victory after hard months.
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John French
Paris
Mar
Pield Marshall
Verees
France
Beleium
Data
Germany
Iene
Cnie
England to Organize Blue Cross Society if Italy Enters War
Mareh Hawksley of the English society for the protection of animals stated Britain would help organize a Blue Cross in case of war. He estimated a hospital with horse ambulances food for animals donated instruments and stables would cost 15000 pounds. British Blue Cross is ready to provide a donation.
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Blue Cross Society
Italy
Mareh
Lawksley
English Society For the Protection of Aniuals
Hawksley
Halyens
Lawrence High Draws Attica In First Tournament Game
Drawings completed for the university tournament schedule. Lawrence High school draws Athien as their opening game to be played Friday after 1 12 pm. The event will be held at the University Dag and Saturday with more dates listed on the tournament board.
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Lawrence
Attica
University Dag
Taurnament
Lawrence High School
Athien
Four Men Arrested For Whiskey Sellings In Oklahoma
Taken before federal court were Roberts Barnes Moore and Frank Simpson on Saturday for selling whiskey. Indians were taken to Peka yesterday evening by Deputy Jackson. The men were arraigned before US Commissioner Campbell last night and all face preliminary hearing set for March.
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Will Roberts
Barnes, Moore
Frank Simpson
Tue Peka
CU. Jackson
United States
Mir Shil
Psl. Campbell
Devine
Dr Mez Addresses University Fire. Dulm Mea
A speech is planned today at the City Club by Dr Mez from Uvideilers to address university and town students. The event aims to orient the community on economic matters and public concerns as officials outline the city’s outlook.
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Dr. Mez
University Fir
Dulm Mea
Uvideilers
Nee
Irow Gutemioen
Sey Holl
Ts Phe
Merz
Great Interest in Curtis Lecture at University Meeting
Dr Curtis spoke to the Child Welfare movement at the university lecture series on play and morality. The address stressed that play shapes conduct and character, teaching honesty and self control in both school and home how choices in play influence adult behavior and social norms.
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Dr. Curtis
Lie Subjecy
Pe University
Curtis
Ami
Wil Por Characker
Plz
Adwt
New York City
Totten
Tje
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