Villa Hemmed In By American Forces Near El Oso
Reports from El Paso state Villa and his band were cornered at El Oso five miles south of Namquipi by American and Carranza troops. Loss of 10 horses to Villa, a severe setback for fast-moving raids, with Pershing’s forces silent on movements and awaiting confirmation of a decisive engagement.
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Andreas Garcia
Chirinza
Ceneral ‘Bertani
Casas Crandes
Villa
EL Oso
Namiquipa
Bell
Les
Pershing
Fansten
Namiquipai
Aimerican
Dudre
O Casas Cyandes
Casas Grandes
Widuthi
Tertera
Heiter Tine
Poll
Sonora
Calles
Gove
Namagquipa
Carranza
Santa Gortrowades
Gertoral
Bertam
Santa Clara Cueto
Santa Popie
Chihuahua
Herrera Revolt a Myth in Mexican News
Relief at General Pension's headquarters as Consul Letcher in Mexico denies Herrera revolt rumors. Reports claim Herrera added 2,080 troops against General Pershing, with conflicting notes on south of Casas Grandes and near Santos Grandes. Signal corps unit deployed from El Base for service south of Columbus.
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Rex
General Pension
Letcher
State Department
Chihuahua
Janis Herrera
Herrera
Pershins
Persone
Sitaat Corps Mentyr
Casas C
Funsten
Signal Corps
el Base
Columbus
Douglas County Sees 200 More Cars Licensed This Year
Douglas County reports 200 more automobiles licensed this year than last. County Treasurer notes March as a peak month with 38 licenses issued, averaging nearly two per working day. Proceeds fund road maintenance as better roads and lower prices spur auto sales amid rising prosperity.
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Douglas County
Dive Montis
Donglas
Cl Stevenson
Cabinet Discusses National Guard Use for Mexico Service
Washington March 24 The cabinet discussed calling the National Guard for home guard duty to release regulars for service in Mexico but concluded there is no prospect of such action at present.
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Mars
National Guard
Mexico
Topeka Hebekahs Visit Lawrence Lodge for Initiation
Lawrence lodge of Hebekahs hosts Topeka lodge visitors for initiation of a large group of candidates. Topeka degree team, led by Mrs. Berenice Robey, plans an evening reception and city auto tour after their arrival this afternoon.
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Lawrence
Hebekahs
Nuemi Ftodae
Lodge
Berenice Robey
No Change at Verdun In Early German Front Report
Paris reports no major change near Verdun as the Meuse sector stays quiet overnight. East of the river intermittent bombardments continue, with no immediate escalation observed in the western vicinity.
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Paris
Eacraienacror
Meuse
Benefit District Rivalry Shapes Topeka Kansas City Road Plan
E Otis Perkins elected secretary treasurer of the Naw Valley Improved Highway Association which backs a Hodges Road law backed plan. Farmers along proposed routes press for a hard surface road between Topeka and Kansas City with routes north and south of the river contested by supporters in Kansas City Kansas and nearby towns. Proposals include property owners willing to pay higher rates, and resolutions urging federal support for national highways as Lawrence and Topeka leaders attend the gathering.
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Naw Valley Improved Highway’ ‘Association
Nomeceting
Kansas City
Kansas
Benefit District
City CL
McNarry
Tonganoxie
Alrady
Sehackleford
Otis Perkins
Lawrence
Topeka
Changed Plea to Guilty in Police Court Case
Francisco Torres and Nel Terry faced charges of disorderly behavior when Torres chose to plead guilty in police court. Adolphine Gutierres, accused of possessing a weapon, allegedly urged Torres to walk free, but after Gutierres paid her own fine and was released, Torres also offered to pay his fine and plead guilty.
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Nel Terry
Adolphine Gutierres
Torres
Gutierres
Pinckney P T A Meeting Set for Monday Afternoon
The Pinckney school parent teachers association will meet Monday afternoon March 27 at the school building. Prof W A McKeever will speak on The religious ideal in Education. Philip Stevens will provide music. A social hour will follow the program. All patrons and friends are invited.
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Pinckney Association
Ameeting
Pinckney School Parent-Teachers Association
W. A. McKeever
Philip Stevens
Mmsic
Sheriff Receives Tax Warrants for Collection
Unpaid taxes totaling 58.85 dollars are represented by warrants turned over to the sheriff yesterday morning by the treasurer. Three hundred seventy five warrants were placed in the sheriff's hands for collection, with a third being day tax warrants. Collection of unpaid taxes was turned over later than usual this year.
Pair Bound Over After Kansas City Frameup
Merrill Trowbrides and Clarence Jones were bound over to the district court after a preliminary hearing before Justice John Clark. Arrested in Kansas City Kansas they were found in possession of a harness allegedly stolen from a Lawrence farmer. Bond set at 500 dollars, officers report they cannot meet it.
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Clarence Jones
District Court
John Clark
Kansas City
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas Weather Forecast Update From Yesterday to Today
A brief Kansas weather note reports yesterday evening rainfall totaling 0.57 inches, with rain or snow and a colder trend likely. Tonight and tomorrow show periods of rain or snow with cooler temperatures, and Saturday is expected to be mostly fair but colder in eastern and southern parts.
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Porbidn
Final City High School Girls Class Tournament Tonight
The four girls teams conclude the interclass tournament with the Sophomores and Seniors advancing to tonight's final. The Lusiters and Freshmen will perform a cartwheel show at seven o clock if weather permits. Coach Miss Annabella Crawford guides strong talent as a close game is expected and the winning team will receive two silver eng by Mr Lines.
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Lusiters
Annabella Crawford
We One
Mr. Lines
Books Close At 10 O Clock For City Primary
Registration books remain open at the clerk’s office until 10 tonight to allow voters who delayed registration to be eligible. Only properly registered residents may vote in the city primary and special water election. A total CHV vote of 1685 was recorded earlier. ballots will be short but the election remains important as voters complete preliminaries for April ballots.
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Melock
Athoneh
Sary
Dress Up Story Preview in Journal-World
The Journal-World plans a one week serial on Dress Up The Familiar Miracle. The first installment Tomorrow will explore the subject of tasteful dress and its importance, with truths about clothing woven into the narrative.
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Journal-World
Shackleton Returns From Antarctic Expedition
Sydney reports Lieut. Sir Ernest H. Shackleton has returned from the Antarctic expedition. News of the achievements of that expedition is withheld for now.
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Sydney
New South *Wales
Errnest HH. Shackleton
Dublin party by Pro Upsilon fraternity tonight
The Pro Upsilon fraternity hosts an annual Dublin party at the chapter house with a seven o clock five course dinner and green white decorations for seventy five guests. At nine the dance moves to Beke's hall with Ray Hall orchestra Topeka. OUT OF TOWN GUESTS include Miss Thelma Matthews Miss Rhea McMurray Miss Jelen Retts Miss Harriet Whitton Omar Uodees Joe Smith of Kansas City Miss Thenx Cornell Miss Stevens of Topeka and Mr Artlind of Sterling Mans.
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Pro Uvsilon
Eeke
Beke’s Hall
Ray Hall
Topeka
Pr Upsilon
Paragher
Fred ‘Bruckmiller
Jennie” Mitchell
Executive Committee Meeting at Merchants and Farmers Association
A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Merchants and Farmers Association is held tonight in the association hall. The session begins at unspecified time with agenda items for members to review and approve.
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Merchants’ and Farmer’s Association
TOONS
Water Plans Advisory Committee Proposed by City Commission
City commissioners move to form a citizen advisory board for water plan management after transfer of the water system. The invites Federation of clubs and business groups to appoint members, while critics urge careful selection and expert input. Council member Cleland supports the idea but does not vote on the motion.
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Federation’ of Clubs
Lukine
Lolyfield
Commsion F
Tidyfield
Ma. Cleland
Civir
Pam
Marc Cleland
Hearne
Loa. Haskins
Prete C. A. Johnson
University
Facnlive
Tasking
Elvinded
Io Board of Health
Cleland
Who Is Stabking Villa
Senator Lewis, a Democrat in Washington, D.C., introduced a resolution stating American authorities know that Villa is receiving supplies and money from foreign countries. The measure would bar Americans who aid Villa, labeling such acts as treason.
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Washington, D.C
Marek
Beinrg
United States
Tis
Ten Men Await Trial in Next Court Term
Ten men await trial in the upcoming court term on criminal charges. They have come in contact with the law since the February term. Several cases were continued from the previous term. The number is greater than the final cases actually tried last term.
Temperance Sermon at Kanwaka Church by Miss Alice David
Miss Alice David state lecturer for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will preach at Kanwaka church on Sunday March 26 at 1 a m. The talk titled The Child The Nation s Best Asset will address temperance and moral welfare for families and communities.
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Kanwaka
Alice David
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Baby Examinations Held At Social Service Hospital
Today was baby day at the Social Service hospital with a dozen Lawrence youngsters examined by Dr K Reding Dr AL Kennedy Dr RK EL Barnes and Dr James Naismith assisted by visiting nurse Mrs ed OA Hamlin and Social Service League members The visiting nurse in charge of the outreach has led the program since the month began.
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K. Reding
AL RL Kennedy
RK. EL Barnes
James Naismith
Ed. OA. Hamlin
Tiandip
Faith and Salvation Sermon at First Baptist Church
The sermon at First Baptist Church last night centered on John 3 16 with Dr S Stucker explaining salvation through faith not creed. He urged personal action and faith to receive Christ and noted the week’s meetings with nearby events and speakers continuing tonight and into the weekend.
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First Baptist Church
Dre Stucker
Christ
C ‘Hrist
Dr. Stucker
Dirt Smeker
Mission Circle
ChanceHor Strong
Elateh
Sturday
Tonivloss Stucker
Boeing
Local official defends re election record
Slandered in letters W Holy field of Lawrence defends tenure as Commissioner of Finance. He cites tax restraint and cash balance across funds, urging voters to trust his proven financial management. Also notes Mr and Mrs W L Chapman plan to leave Lancaster California Saturday night with Mrs Chapman’s father P F B Varnum.
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Tolyfield
City of
Lawrence
Kelty
Ipright
Holyfield
WL. Chapman
Lancaster
Calif
Death of A Monroe at San Diego today
News from Lawrence reports the death of A Monroe in San Diego California this morning at about ten o clock. Mrs Monroe and Mrs Brodhead traveled from Lawrence and reached his bedside last evening. He left a lasting mark on the citys business institutions and his relatives are named in the dispatch.
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San Diego
Lawrence
Cal
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Monroe Bank Leader Dies at 72 in Lawrence
Monroe, longtime president of the Merchants National Bank in Lawrence, died after a stroke last week at age 72. He had retired two years ago from active business but remained influential in local finance and railroad contracting, with ties to Mon roe Strang Lee and Kansas Southern projects. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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California
Lawrence
National Bank
Ife
Monroe, Strang & Lee
Santa Fe
Kansah
Laawranes
Montise
Kandgas
Hep
Hemi Nonwerlth
Kansas City
Moise Bunt
Western fires scorch nine counties in Prairie region
Fires across nine western Kansas counties cause estimated losses of 850000 this month per state fire marshal. In Oklahoma Jacob Giles Johnson county sheriff was shot aboard a passenger train by Paul We Tindley as they fled toward the Canadian river bottoms. Posses pursue the pair. In New York Dr Arthur Warrett Waite admits giving his father in law medicine mistaken for poison. Miss Clertude Kitchell to spend weekend at home with her parents. Miss Mary Joie Plin to join her father for the weekend.
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Nashal Stites
Hecotab
Okla
Jacob’ Giles
Sherif
Johnson County
Tex
Paul
Tindley
Beaimont
Hadley
New York
Arthur. Warrett
Waite
Init
Clertrude Kitchell
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