Restorations Rumors Rock Hungary amid Charles Bid
Reports from Vienna and Paris claim former Emperor Charles proclaimed a military dictatorship at Steinamanger with General Lehar ready to move on Budapest to restore Charles. Martial law reportedly declared in West Hungary as Horthy's position appears fragile amid conflicting dispatches and massing troops.
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Vienna
Charles
Steinamanger
Lehar
Budapest
Horthy
Tormer
Charies
Lehir
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Charles “Steinamanger
Associated Press
Telekyant
Count Andrassy
Otto
Wiener Journal
Vuarasdin
Croatia
Fermer
Rome
Count Sforza
Italy
Admiral Horthe
Ulungrary
Paris
Hanary
Austria
Red Cross
Vieni
Charlie
Motsrehtis
Hapsburgs
Teleky
Bishop Mikes
London
Steina- Manger
Useful Pastor Leaves Lawrence After Five Years
Rev. Dr. Youre, pastor of the Evangelical Association church in Lawrence, departs with Mrs. Youre for Hesston, Harvey Beanty Kansas. He helped grow membership, clear church debt, and fund improvements including a $1,200 project and a new parsonage. The Sunday School rose 30 percent. the church expanded under his tenure. He hopes to return for summer camp, and Rev. R. W. Hobbs of Topeka will succeed him.
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Youre
Evangelical Assoviation Church
Lanerence
Youn
Hesston
Harvey Beanty
Kansas
Mr. Young
Tron Lawrence
Evangelical Association
Meo Young
Ministerial Alliiance
Phical
Y. M.cay
University of Mansas
Dave
Lawrence
Young
Woodhind Park
WH. Hobbs
Tope
Ma. Youngs
Gscolation
Topeka
Hobbs
Cong Ton
Sa Por Cent
Military funeral plans and Legion meeting discussed
Plans for Lieut. A. I Birch funeral to be held Sunday will be discussed at the American Legion meeting at the Legion hall this evening. Also on the agenda are final arrangements for the Legion show Sittin Pretty to be staged at the Bower Sock Theater Monday and Tuesday. Charles Holmes urges all members to attend.
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A. 1
Birch
Eli Rorsey
American Legion
Legion Hall
Legion
Sittin’ Pretty
Bowersock Theater
Charles Holmes
Post Comander
Weather Forecast for Kansas Turns Warmer Tonight and Friday
The Kansas forecast shows fair skies and warmer temperatures tonight extending into Friday. Temperatures drop to near freezing tonight with a risk of frost in some areas.
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Kansas
Oklahoma Governor Denies Impeachment Allegations Amid Senate Report
Oklahoma City March 31 Governor Robertson denies House investigation charges of misuse of power corruption and undue influence. The committee alleges a bank loan and a $24 000 payment tied to a state bank official and questions tax returns and clemency actions. The report accuses Robertson of receiving private funds for favors amid political timing.
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Oklahom City
House Investigation Committee
Seston
J. J. A. Robertson
Lamorrow
Robertson
Associated Press
Jola LH
Rebord
Okmulgee
J Cuarative State Bank of
Lisa
Sun Sit Tempt
Kebeld
Dennis
Cardinal Gibbons Laid to Rest in Solemn Requiem
In Vallimore on March 21 a grand Catholic ceremony honored Cardinal James Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore and second American elevated to cardinal. Archbishop Bonzano delivered the funeral sermon as Gregorian chant filled the Sistine Chapel style setting, with mourners recalling a life of leadership and faith.
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John J. Gienna
St. Louis
Tony
Sanetunetives
Arkies
Novel Apiary Store Idea In Fertile Area
A general store in Fertile plans a modern apiary in the vacant rooms above its stove to sell honey direct from hive to consumer. Bees occupy the upper floors, with hundreds of pounds of honey previously removed from walls. Lone Star School to close with dinner program and basketball game. community event expected to draw large crowd. Welch and Welch advertise chiropractic services.
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Fertile
Java
Mare 1
Lone Star
Recall drive targets North Dakota governor and two officials
May activities by the anti-Pari group push for a recall election next November against Governor Lenney Frasier Attorney General William Lemke and Agriculture Commissioner John M. Hagan. The three state officials lead the state industries commission over state owned ventures including the Bank of North Dakota.
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Lynn J. Frasier
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Lenney Frasier
Oa. Im
Tith Nelson
Lnde
Pendent Voters Association
Sail
Fraser
William Lemke
John M. Hagan
State Industries Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Real estate men foresee prosperous town growth after chamber event
Real estate leaders at a Chamber of Commerce gathering in Doula County project a strong period ahead. They cite university and high school expansion plans and anticipated building activity driving a broader prosperity for the town.
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Doula
Tage Chamber of Commerce
Pfau
Ure
Lastesabun
Fuikdine Progamatic Univerity
Birvy
Praivet
Dhe
Eis
Don’t Raise Onions In Early Gardens Say Local Observers
Intellectuals at a university professorship confess a common view about onions while spring gardens in Lawrence show many gardeners investing in lettuce. The survey notes gardeners cite ground conditions or time as reasons for not growing onions.
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Sinke
University of Kangas
Amos
Lawrence Law
Community groups plan concerted get out the vote effort
A joint Kiwanis club Chamber of Commerce and Re cub meeting outlined a plan to mobilize a full vote next Tuesday. Volunteers will canvass the territory in shifts, with a noon kickoff on Monday and Tuesday to implement the drive. A group of high school girls will host and sing at a fundraiser after the plan is announced.
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Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Crimonuni
Dayhawhker
Wiltcat
Chamber of Cenmores
Funcheon
Alt. Beyiten Spelen
Reyntan
Amerss
Going Back to Farms in North Dakota
A. J. Surratt, agricultural department field agent, cites census data showing North Dakota farms under tillage rising from 74 960 in 1910 to 0.68 percent by 1920. He argues no need for the well known stagan Shack to the farms.
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Fargo
Stagan
North Dakota
A. J. Surratt
Agricultural Department
Small basement fire at Rowlands Book Store
A burning stack of paper in the Rowlands Book Store basement caused a small fire at 12 46 this afternoon. The building at 12387 Bread Street sustained no loss per Fire Chief William Reinisch. Christmas marks Clara Barton’s centenary birth anniversary next year.
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Rowlands Book Store
Bread Street
William Reinisch
Odd Fellows Hold Large Meeting in Topeka
In Topeka an Odd Fellows gathering drew about twenty members for initiation and a banquet. Prominent attendees listed include Lawrence and Noel, with a reception by Rebekah sisters and a later exhibition for visitors. A future session is planned for April with aims to organize a larger event in the fall.
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Popekit
Lawrence Lodee Noel
Othe Rebekah
Cnd Howe
Topeka
Lawrence Ay P
Lawrence
Lawrerter
Plantas
Express service interests sparking public debate
A garbled report discusses proposals for an express service in the city with mentions of public utilities officials, a mayor, and a commission. It references opposition, timing, possible routes, and a public meeting to address the plan amid local concerns.
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Lawrenes Ned Bane
Dave
Vom Wissten
Gaerne
Eo Kagenk
Chide Ypernidge
Mawel
Tobdline
Pyos
Refugees from Crimea live in squalor along the Dalmatian coast
The report notes about 1,000 former imperial grandees and relatives exiled after the Bolshevik collapse. They endure typhus, dire aid needs, and meager rations in makeshift shelters near Cattaro Bay, with remnants of wealth fading. J.B. Galbraith travels to Topeka.
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Hinsley
Devestaeti
Perial Rerssin
Cattaro Bay
Crimea
WranRoll
Atrt-Tolshevik
Balkans
Road Blast Injures Worker in Eudora Township
Allen Mohler was injured when a blast exploded during road work in Eudora Township. Local authorities investigated the incident and assess damages and safety protocols.
Suit in Eudora Township for 19000 Damages
Allen Mohler sues Eudora township claiming a highway project overseer failed to warn him in time about a blast last November. He alleges injuries to his eyes and leg from the blast while working on a road crew, seeking compensation for serious harm and related losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fr. Moss
Pouplas County
Allen Mohler
Eudora Township
Kiting & Kill
Ed. Haverty
Mohler
Alleres
Peru Crisis Amid Turmoil Leads to Brutal Attacks
Reports from Latin America describe a violent disturbance in Peru with killings and injuries in the interior. In the southern Apurimac region villagers in Gras and a colonel and other officers killed, amid overall unrest and public fear.
Local level politics and court case summaries in New Mexico
A garbled Kansas era brief reports county commission dispatches and a Santa Fe court action over 3 Nivel tax for courthouse construction. It mentions a Texas or Oklahoma? firm, several people including a woman named Tyrone Fort Dee Metis, and a formal request to drop a suit. The piece references political figures, localities, and a broad set of unresolved allegations amid noisy OCR text.
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Atensen Tepokis
Santa Feraileod
Santa Fehrs
Real Competition Here Strong City Kansas City Office Hopefuls
In Strong City Kansas a survey shows at least ten percent of residents seek city office. John Stutz of the Kansas municipalities bureau notes four aspirants for each of five council seats, with five more on the ballot. Census lists Strong City population at 2th.
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Kansa
John Stutz
Thearue
Kansas
Omer
Stro City
Meeting Notice for Cooperative Farmers in Vernon County
Ken of the Iunsa State and local officials announce a meeting in Paler toe Imoryow for cooperative farmers. Attendees from the Farmers Union shipping group will discuss the project and potential benefits. The gathering is set for Monday at Wellsville at 1 o clock in the forenoon with remarks and questions.
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Iunsa
Enilere
Ihowiapyee
Welleville
Safety Type Street Cars Added in Equipment
In a report from the Linkernce Railway company the new street car models are described as the added equipment. Officials indicate the cars will be in service within weeks and that patron safety features are a key focus of the rollout.
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Yom Travaner
Linkernce Railway
My. Skinner
Euriyeias Valiate
Beredoll Kidnappers Freed in Germany
The War Department announced that Carl Neuff and Franz Zimmer two Americans held in Germany for attempting to kidnap Grover C. Beredoll a U S draft reporter were released at noon today Berlin’s foreign office ordered the release Brigadier General H T Allen commanding at Cobienz reported
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Beredoll
Washington
War Department
Carl Neuff
Franz Zimmer
Germany
Grover C. Beredoll
Berlin
Baptist Missionary Secretary Coming
A Baptist Missionary Secretary was announced with activities planned in Washington and connections to the University of Washington. The secretary will address people at Veale and related venues and is tied to a university liaison and an ongoing investigation into salary matters.
Blanche Sehofstall dies at Baldwin area
Blanche Sehofstall, wife of Mr and Mrs John Sehofstall of near Baldwin, died this morning at 11 80 oclock. Funeral notices will be issued later. Wiedemann's Tea Room.
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Blanche Sehofstall
Blan Sehofstall
John Sehofstail
Baldwin
Bank elects new leadership after annual meeting
At the annual meeting of Watkins National Bank C A H, vice president, was elected chairman of the board following the death of J B Watkins. Charles Tucker was named president, Frank Miller filled a vacancy as director, and Asher was chosen cashier. Adamired Miller and Williams were noted for prior service, with Williams named cashier and Asher serving during Watkins’s absence.
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Frank V. Miller
J. B. Watkins
Watkins Ntional
Bank Ie
Charles Jf. Tucker
Asher
Ser
Adamired
Miller
Wither
Phy
Watkins
Tokly
Cas
Bank
Vison
Williams
Wut Cashiey
Hiss
Anth
Lawrence
Prisi
Kadai
Anne
Plans for Big Springs Fair Under Way County Clubs Feature
A garbled note discusses preparations for a Big Springs Fair with county farm groups invited to organize exhibits. It mentions 4H clubs and agricultural displays including corn and canning, aiming to showcase multiple club activities and premium offerings. It references a planning meeting and efforts to coordinate schedules and preparations.
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Atonoma
Lecomptons
Sith
County Farm
Sis Amd
Ealh
Hove
Fai
Peuleg
Boym Ul Clube
Canning
Creasimakime
Ides
Amd
Praveil
Attems
Spd
Spinks
Kansas Debate Weighs Parliamentary Government Reform
A Kansas debate on government form will be held tonight with the state arguing for a parliamentary system. The Kansas team including Mion Cummings Shultz and Ri Toomey will defend the affirmative in the discussion on its potential adoption.
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Kansas
Kar
Mion Cummings
Shultz
Ri Toomey
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Overbrook
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Guess
Oklahoma
Cardinal Gibbons
Pope
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
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American Red Cross
ODD Fellows
DeSetn
Public Utilities Commission
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J.B. Galbraith
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Tee Minges
Feyr Wade
Elaine
Viti
Aris
Foster
Mares
Tyrone Fort Dee
Siemin Atelicun
Saturn
Globe
Rocglas County
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Baptist Missionary Secretary
Joseph Robbing
Kassas i
Baptist Church World Movement
Federico Tars
Kari Miller
Bert Whitlet
Harno
Wiedemann’s Tea Room
D. C. Asher
A. Hill
Big Springs Fair
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Sinj Fe
Eote
Win Newmark
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