Submarine disaster near Hawaii sinks with crew of 24
A U.S. submarine is reported sunk near the Hawaii islands after a failed surface attempt. The vessel lies at depths of 120 fathoms or more in Honolua Harbor area with all 24 crew believed dead. Navy divers battle extreme pressure to locate markers and possible wreckage as officials fear a catastrophic loss of life in one of the world’s worst submarine disasters.
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Washingtong
Honolua
United States
Uae
Navy Department
Croek
Alihowel
W-4
Plagcott
Plantrivian
Cate Maendota
Albert
Jenmin
Rledan
Wheelass
Washington, D. AL
Vie
Fst
Honalahi
Avery
Com- Taander Clas
Edwin Smith
Hirst
Macifi
Soth
Pfister
Lake WA
St Praeteisen
Mythar
Schools in Good Shape Have Had a Very Enthusiastic Year
Superintendent C Hawley praises rural schools for a year of strong progress. He notes unusual cooperation from parents, minimal complaints, and high teacher enthusiasm. Weather did not dampen meetings as teachers persevered, including a Clinton student walking to Lawrence for the final session.
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C. Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Clinton
Lawrence
Kansas to Publish New Statute Book At Cost In 1900s
Topeka announces a new state statutes volume printed by the state printing office. The work, ongoing since a revision last done long ago, aims to publish before year end. It will be sold at cost through a $12,000 revolving fund, with editors and printers named and an estimated $5,500 for compilation.
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Topeka
Kansas
WC. Austin
House of Representatives
Senate
Von der Goltz Leads Turkish Campaign Office Departure
Athens dispatch reports Field Marshal Von der Goltz, long in Constantinople, directing German military interests for Turkey. General Von Sanders, European commander of Turkish forces, also travels to Adrianople area as Balkan tensions rise. Dispatch notes fortifications near Lule Burgas and potential Bulgarian actions, with Namshi appointed captain and chaplain for the western battalion.
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London
Bias
Athens
Omgie
von der Galty
Constantinople
Kish
Solin
Vulgaria
Linnean B. von Sanders
Europe
Adrianople
von ‘Ler Goltz
Belin
MHA
von Sanders
Balkan
Turkey
Lule J'Borgas
Lule Burges
Water Bonds and City Ownership Debate in Lawrence
A Kansas city discusses the cost of water bonds and the impact on rates. Arguments favor private ownership as potentially more economical, noting fixed charges and interest would weigh on taxpayers. Citizens urged to study business figures, avoid litigation, and decide ownership with factual analysis. Police address speeding on South Massachusetts Street as part of ongoing city concerns.
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Fiat
Ny All Investi
Lawrence
Gian Lawrence
Chae Waters Works
Dha
Eriys
Yeasem
Liverpool Urges Kansas to Ship Barbers Pipettes
The University of Liverpool asked Kansas University Chancellor to send Barber pipettes used in medical labs. The instrument aids centering and handling in labs, with notable mention of Dr Harker and Kansas facilities in recent university exchanges.
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University of Liverpool
Kansas University Chancelor
Strong
Pralisser Harker
University of Kansas
Unclear Class Plan Described With Fragmented Roles
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Boy's class plan or activity list with numerous garbled phrases. It mentions goals like studying new ideas, plants, curatorial tasks, and shelter for a community effort. The document contains references to September and a university department, but details are heavily corrupted and not coherent.
Easter Banquet Highlights Baker University Art Department
Baker University Art Department and friends enjoyed a splendid banquet and program last night in the department rooms. About forty department friends plus students attended, with a decorated studio, a five course banquet, and toastmaster Sh Kivne.
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Art Department
Baker University
Enty-Ive
Ovcasion
Sh Kivne
Pearl Ritten House
Fay Ruth Fugate
Laura Mat
Eadward Kinzer
Allen
Ibhon
Ww Heath
Esc
Lowell Davin
Win
Richard
Pat. Brankinth
Lessie Bunton
Vera Talbert
Kurt: Lundgren
Education leaders address schoolmasters on Philippines and universities
Chancellor Strong and President Waters spoke at the Kaneans Schoolmasters Club dinner. Strong urged permanence of universities and spiritual standards, while Waters discussed Philippine education, press dissemination, and the need for civic unity. The event ended with reelection of Chancellor Strong as president and other leadership changes.
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Strong
Tate
Hle
Europe
Tes
Clumcedar Strong
Vic
Waters
The
State Review Aval
Philippines
Eones
Philip Jones
High
Bureau of Health
Diaresus of
Public Works
Agriculture
Kimguage
Scottish Rite Plans Biggest Reunion Ever Held
In a meeting of the Scottish Rite Masons plans were set for the reunion on April 27 at 10 A M. Applications have been filed and the prospects indicate the largest turnout yet. Officers were installed and will oversee the event with a large participation expected from members.
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FB. O. Perkins
A. Hy
Nae Sun
E J. Mason
Tlarry Redding
W. Pendleton
Alaner
Ge 0Ster
David Possen
AL M. Perkins
Tront Cerei
John Robingarpert
Blarry
WL EL Bastian
Worl
Walley
Rewnien
Apbali
Turks Continue Murderous Attack In Persia Uprising
Turkish troops widen violence at American mission in Anandal and Urumiah Persia according to a cable from Jurden Paddock the American consul at Tabriz. Ambassadors press Turkey to protect missions as officials fear the Porte cannot control irregular forces striking natives and Christians. Charles Cy Bord dies suddenly at 48. funeral Sunday. Fairview entertainment postponed to April with Jayville dinner program to be announced.
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Putlis
Rasaiat
Fluriday
Marelli
Petrograd
Anandal
Persia
Messige
Lokal
Jurden
American Cousi
Tabriz
Messige van
Robert ML. Larabee
Urumiah
Noon meeting of paper mill workers draws large turnout
Forty workers attended a noon meeting under the direction of tie eile Yo Me. Veisnis and Walter Keeler entertained the audience with songs and remarks. Secretary Bolt noted the strong interest and attendance surpassed the shop meeting, signaling active engagement in the association’s work.
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Ae Tedaey Veisnis
Walter Keeler S
Aise Fen
Bolt
Amd
Eae
Fire Causes Minimal Damage at West 6th Street Home
A morning fire sparked by three chimneys caused little damage at 709 West 6th Street. The blaze was contained quickly with minimal impact on the property owned by B. Whitman and occupied by HL Hark.
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West 6Th Street
B. Whitman
HL Hark
Alumni address among speakers at university event
Alumni Chancellor Frank Strong is listed as a speaker at the annual Kansas City alumni gathering at Ahoy University Clubs in Kansas tomorrow night. The event, hosted by Paleersity, will feature remarks from several university officials.
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Frank Strong
Kansas City
Kansas
Teachers Gather for Kansas High Schools Conference
Two hundred high school principals and superintendents attend the twelfth annual Kansas high schools and academies conference at Fraser chapel. Discussion centers on credit for systematic Bible study in preparatory schools, with plans to revisit the issue next year before school boards. University Glee Club to perform at tonight's session. Prof Charles Judd of Chicago to speak on proposed innovations between sixth and Lenin College.
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Amd
Kansas High
Fraser Chapel
Kitusia
Pispit
Alich
Hinkel
Frank Strong
Arvin Olin
School of Education
Ehairnan
University Gleeell
Charles H
University of Chicago
Lenin College
Selonerviade
Black Devil leather exhibit at Round Corner store show
A large leather piece linked to the Black Devil foundling exhibit travels from Chines hamness to Round Corner store for today and tomorrow display before it is sent to Havana Kansas on Sunday morning. The display invites all to view this immense item and the show in Lawrence on April 7 continues with the hig horse exhibition side event.
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Round Corner
Foundling
Hig
Lawrence
Gwen
Chines Hamness Slap
Deus
Havana
Kansas
Death of Anton Olson in Lawrence home
Anton Olson of 7 New York St. dies at his home this morning. He was a longtime Lawrence resident for about 35 years. Funeral details will be announced later. Also noted John Dean, former high school guard at Independence, attends the University basketball tournament today while serving as athletic instructor during the season.
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Charles Ford
Charles Cy Bord
Wis
Oelock
Orriel
Anton Olson
New York St
Olson
Lawrence
Wim
John Dean
Redenphade
Bill T
Dean
Independence High School
Big Six Harry Weyermuller Orders Cars for Weyermuller in Topeka
Harry Weyermuller of Kan aus bly was in Kan yesterday arranging cars for Curtis and Weyermuller. He plans the first Wyerland Six to reach Larwence. About 35 Masons are set to travel to Topeka tomorrow night for third degree work by the Silonnr lodges.
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Harry Weyermuller
Kanaus
Curtis and Weyermuller
Wyerland
Larwence
Topeka
Silonnr
Tobekai
Invents New Light Plans Company in Lawrence
Leavenworth resident T. J. Shenley visited town to organize a company to manufacture an electric light lamp developed at the University of Kansas. The lamp uses a special filament to emit a white ray with lower current, testing showed greater light with less power. Possible Lawrence-based firm formation. J. Kt. Hawkins of New York arrived to visit his sister, Mrs. W. A. Jones.
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T. J. Shenley
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Lim Wsted
University of Kaneis
Shenley
J. Kt. Hawkins
New York
W.A. Jones
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