Kansas University Fair Opens Tomorrow Morning
KU prepares for a two day exposition with hundreds of displays across Fraser Hall and Haworth Gym. Governor Hodges witnesses a campus parade as students showcase exhibits from Civil Engineering, Botany, Biology, Mining, Chemistry, and Electrical Engineering. Indoor contests, art features, a Maypole parade, and live performances highlight the university event.
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al Fraser Hall
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Physi
Botahy
Department of Botany
Haworth Hall
Department of Chemistry
Iheludins
Diplomats Hope for Early Settlement with Montenegro
London reports that European powers will not press coercion for now as Montenegro shows a conciliatory tone. Diplomats sense a potential agreement due to Montenegro's moderate replies and the intercepted note suggesting possible compensation terms, with diplomats waiting on further clarification.
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London
Plans 10 AVOID DUPLICATIONS AND Changes Made Later
A meeting at the University discusses administrative changes aimed at reducing duplication in departments. Journal coursework will transfer to the University from the Agricultural College. The board plans to minimize duplication and streamline salaries, with a focus on eliminating wasteful practices.
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Hoel
Tackney
Agric Tral College
Qin Salarita
Debating Finals Tonight in Suite High Contest
The final debate of the Suite High rivalry recalls the Judiciary recall debate. Eldorado leads with twelve consecutive wins and faces Burlington, the previous year's finalist from Illinois. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend the event in Fraser Had.
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Burlington
Eldorado
Caime
Aslland
Straw Hat Day Declared Official Season Start
Mayor Bond announced Straw Hat Day officially marks the season start. Straw sightings have appeared recently. the date extends until May 1, with a later sea of straw declared from September 15.
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Rizhy
Bond
Mayor Bond Takes Office in Lawrence City
May or Bond assumes the Lawrence mayoralty after Hon D. Bishop leaves the city seat. An office is opened in the city hall to be used during his administration. Railroads east of Chicago and north of the Ohio river seek a five percent freight rate increase, announced by Baltimore and Ohio president Willard.
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Mayor Bond
Lawrence
Vity
Bond
New York
Chicago
Ohio River
Interstate Commerce Commissin
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
California Seeks Mature Consideration Of Alien Land Bill
Secretary Bryan travels from Sacramento to Washington while Senators request delay on alien land legislation. He aims to address the American Peace Congress in St Louis if timely arrival permits. Officials note optimism over California federal resolutions as discussions hinge on treaty obligations and the Webb bill.
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Wyright
Shanahan
Caminelli
Anegu
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Washington
St. Louis
American Peace Congress
Wilson
California
John Raissett Moore
Charged With Forgery In Wichita Bank Case
W W Browne, Easter of the Stork Vards States Bank in Wichita, was granted a charge today after taking notes totaling 19 RTS and holding them among bank securities. He was released on a $2,500 bond posted by his father and a friend. Preliminary hearing set for May 11. He claimed a customer overdrew and notes were used to gain time to cover an overdraft.
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Kan
W. W. Browne
Stork Vards States Bank
Masons Confer With High Officials Visit Planned
The Scottish Rite Masons of Law rehes plan to entertain two high officials of the lodge Jrare in May James D Richardson 35 degree Sovereign Grand Commander and John H Cowles 42 degree Seep ry General Richardson heads a broad jurisdiction Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Colorado Utah Wyoming Accompanied by Cowles and likely other members they will travel to Lawrence and Wichita to attend events
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Loilge Jrare
James D. Richardson
John H. Cowles
Mr. Richardson
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Hei
Mr. Cowles
Lawrence
Strom Wichita
Wilson to Campaign in New Jersey for Referendum Bill
President Wilson prepares a two day speaking tour in New Jersey starting from Po'eluck this afternoon to urge voters to pressure Democratic state legislators to pass thebury refer bill and a constitutional convention measure. Also notes that over thirty foreign fire insurance companies will not leave Missouri under the Orr Insurance law.
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Washington
Wilson
Jersey
Po‘eluck
Legislaure
Missouri
Jefferson City
Inaurance
Revere
Hin
City Water Report notes good Lawrence supply
The Bacteriological Laboratory reports that yesterday the Lawrence City water condition was good. Friday observed times 4 9 p.m. yesterday and 7 a.m. today are noted in the report.
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Bacteriological Laboratory
Lawrence City
Drowned in cistern death shocks Vinland family
Floyd Winters aged one year, son of Mr and Mrs Kelly Winters of Vinland, drowned yesterday afternoon in a cistern at the Funk blacksmith shop. The father, unaware, left his wagon for a moment as two other children played nearby. After a two hour search the body was found at seven o clock last night, the tragedy stirring countywide sorrow.
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Kelly Winter
Vinland
Funk Blackstaith
Chauffeur Fined For Speeding On Broadway
New York May 11 William J Greenwood the chauffeur was fined five dollars for driving at twenty four miles per hour down Broadway today. The passengers were Mrs Margaret Wilson and her escort the President's daughter and Boyd Fisher manager of the Seve ral Centre. Joe Fisher paid the fine.
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New York
William J. Greenwood
Tnsiead
Margaret Wilson
Ite
Greenwood
Anil Boyd Fisher
Seevnal
Joe Wisher
Democratic Western Senators Protest Tariff Bill
A Democratic protest in Washington during May involved six Western senators led by Newlands Chamberlain Lane Thompson Shattreth and Walsh opposing the tariff bill. They argued the sun and wool schedules were chiefly under consideration, signaling opposition to key duties in the proposed measures.
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Washington
Wilson Todas
Newlands
Chamberlain
I Lane
Thompson
Shattreth
Walsh
Sun Sur
Merchants Quit in Coahuila Over Decree Money Circulation
Foreign merchants in Ciudad Portirico Diaz Sabinas Allende Mazquiza and other Coahuila towns closed shops after decree for vine paper money into circulation. Taxes rose twenty percent to finance the Huerta government and support Carranza pawn.
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Ciudad
Portirico
Diaz, Sabinas
Allende
Mazquiz
Coahuilla
Tien
Carand
Huerta
Carranza
Loss of Hawaii to Japan Warned in Senate Talks
A May 1 report says a letter from Episcopal Bishops in Honolulu warned that placing sugar on the free list could cede Hawaii to Japan. Senator Works read the letter in the Senate noting such action would drive nine tenths of whites from the islands, excluding troops.
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Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Works
Senate
Honolulu
Kling Signs Contract With Kling? Cincinnati Team Signs Kling
Cincinnati signs John Kling of Kansas City to join as catcher. Kling reports Sunday after a trade that sends Boston McDonald and cash from Boston. The deal involves Kansas City born Kling joining the Cincinnati squad for the upcoming season.
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Soe
Ncinnati Tean
Kansas City
Hoy
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Cincinnati
Pinker
Boston McDonald
Anil
Topeka Man Dead After Insurance Policy Dispute
W A Caldwell arrived in Topeka to handle an insurance company's appeal after a court ruled a man dead for purposes of a life policy. The deceased's widow received three thousand dollars. Caldwell had quarrelled with his wife after business troubles in Hutchinson and Berkeley California.
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W. A. Caldwell
Caldwell
Hutchinson
Berkley
California
Monster Auto Parade Promises Boost for Good Roads
Douglas County mobilizes a monster auto parade tomorrow night to champion Good Roads. Governor Hodges will speak at a banquet after leading the parade through town, campus, and Exposition, with county officials and numerous speakers backing the cause. Local autoists expect a strong turnout for Hodges’ remarks on roads work in Johnson County and state legislation.
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Douglas
Massachusetts Street
Eldridge
George H. Hodges
Johnson County
Hodges
Not Roads
E ‘Otis Perkins
Ton Simester
J. J. Brady
Charles Finch
J. Amick
Fred. T the
Douwslas County
Antis Still Fighting Over Wool Tariff Debate in House
Washington reports the wool schedule split underscoring anti free trade foes as the House resists debate on tariff amendments. Democrats push a 100 million dollar yearly revenue aim from the wool section while clashes over Pacific Coast effects and industry impact arise.
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Treasury
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Ail Laker
Pacific Coast
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Iiva
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Washinton
Coner
California
Merchants Association Plans Big Fourth Picnic
A Merchants Association committee led by T. J. Sweeney prepares for the annual July Fourth Merchants Picnic. Plans call for city businesses to close for the day while merchants and helpers act as volunteers to ensure a safe enjoyable celebration at the park.
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Lopes
Military inspection praised for university groups
Lawrence observers report the Regular Army officers led by Colon el Ayer and Col. Metcalf conducted inspections of University Company A and H Company dossntawi pni on its Lest, plus the First Regimental Band. All units reportedly passed a thorough, favorable inspection with visits to Regimental headquarters.
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Ayer
Regular Army
Regulars Army
Metcalf
First Kansas Militia
University
Dossntawi Pni
Perseverance Record of Aku Student
A Kansas University student, Howard Pinkerton of Olathe, supports himself through school since eighth grade. He waited tables, worked at shops, and saved money. At 22 he passed a Philippine teaching certificate exam and sails May 4 with three other Kansas boys to receive $1200 yearly.
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Howard
Pinkton
Olathe
Kansas
Pinkerton
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Bey
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Farm barn fire at Lake View destroys Eben Baldwin property
A barn on Eben Baldwin’s Lake View farm, occupied by Julius Beurman, burned down this morning. Loss estimated around 4000 dollars. Feed stock perished, house several times caught fire but the fire brigade saved it. The origin is unknown.
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Lake View
Julius Beurman
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Efgh Hors
High School Invitations and Senior Class Notes
Invitations for the senior class of APY High School are printed and will be distributed Monday at the school. Caruill Sproul, the class president, handles distribution and collects funds at six cents each. Prof. din, formerly of KVU, lectured at Yale on Pragmatic Realism after speaking at Harvard’s Philosophical Club. Bowler Claretes Bowler, found insane in probate court, is being taken to Topeka State Asylum for evaluation.
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Andrew Carnegie Sees World Peace Via League of Peace
St Louis May 1 Andrew Carnegie spoke at the National Peace Congress urging a League of Peace and an international police to prevent war. He warned war is avoidable only through collective security and non intervention with aggressive nations, predicting President Wilson will gain glory in resolving the war peace question and that a treaty among Britain France and the United States could have prevented conflict if adopted.
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Andrew Carnegie
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United States
Wilson
Mr. Carnegie
Army
Navy
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Rons
Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Willas Saeco
Iif
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