Conference Talks Continue on Mexican War Question
Washington sources report Generals Scott and Funston worked late into the night drafting a report on withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. The talks with Mexican representatives resume Saturday to address U S military problems and the possible withdrawal of forces from the Mesican frontier.
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Funston
Winston
Inav
Mexico
Generis Scott
Unston
Washington
Toterrow
Wuehinetun
Scott Sud Finstic
Saul
Shiv T
Alice
Nivsa
Heneral
Oheegon
Oberon
Agerieda
Seaty
Toneweide
Gamepad
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War’ Department
Patel
Pareto
Wilson
Seem
Ate Jutitus
von” Ferener
Seertapy Baker
General Scott
Serena
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Odreon
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Pershine
Iesposal
Lee
Moesieg
The Squires Funeral At Masonic Temple Yesterday
Funeral services for The bebe Can F Squ at the Masonic temple yesterday drew a full house. Brown spoke the eulogy and a choir sang. Pallbearers included Ke Manley Wy Melkone and others. Knights Templar and Lords Henry offerings were placed around the casket.
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Masonic Temple
Bebe Can
Nelive
Ke Manley
Melkone
Hamilisn
Ch Deemer
Clinton Wanton Wios
Urivan
D.C. Asher
Cheleroary Pallhourirs
Bkaights
Thigh
Lewis
S.A. Wood
Ta Fisher
SinasnaaTasek Dyniley
le'Millivay
B.C. Whipple
Henry
Sqivires
BEAT BACK GERMAN ATTACK MARINE TRAFFIC
Paria May 1 German troops in dense anisses attacked positions north of Mead Man's Hill. The attack was repelled by the British. Casualties reported but details vary across dispatches. The article notes British and Turkish movements and wider war context.
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New York
Paria
Anisses
Mead Man's Hill
Thes Freuch
Mary
Urey
Association’ of Engineers
Plan Circus Carnival Evening at Pridey Night
Unclear OCR read reveals muted plans for a carnival event described with many garbled phrases. The fragment mentions a school club, students, and a village setting but lacks coherent details or identifiable names or dates.
Rebellion Crushed as Irish Surrender Follows
Rebels in country districts capitulated under pressure after proclamations by Provisional President Pearce. Irish movement collapsed. about 150 surrendered in Meath area as British troops tightened control amid widespread destruction in Dublin streets. Authorities report heavy security and fortifications along Cork Bill and King Edward streets.
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Dublin
Mas i
Parnett
Strats Holt
Meath
le Ub Sl
Republic
Tonger
Janes Connolly
Rismner
Associated Press
Phaenis Park
Cheukay Rad
Pour Courts
Vane
Cork Bill
King Edward Street
Elijah Thomas Arrested For Liquor Insertion In Town
Elijah Thomas was stopped by Lawrence police after bringing seven quarts of liquor into the town aboard a train. He told Chief Hoyd he intended the liquor for eight boys who would fire it, and he will be arraigned later today on liquor into the state for illicit purposes.
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Elijah Thomas
Lawrence
Hoyd
Thomas
Twelfth Kansas Reunion Brings Veterans Together at Jenkins Ferry
Ten veterans of the Pyelith Kantais Titantry gathered at the Washington Post toons in Ventas to celebrate a fine adviversary and recall strenuous days when Kansas was young. Leaders at the reunion included TO Ward Wells ikelsen Ried Minnie Te Me Modis Mulberry Pen Coslex Lawrence Hi Wo Bgwere and Lieutensot John Tullis Meriden Cole Dawn nee Cape tai Innes Gilees Leavenworth Rael. The group recounted the fight to make Kansas a free state and preserve the Union. The afternoon featured renewing acquaintances a business session and plans for a next reunion, weather permitting.
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Pyelith Kantais Titantry
Forkin
Washington Post
Ventas
Jenkins Ferry
Rhein Regina
Ward
Wells
Ikelsen
Minnie Te Me Modis
Mulberry
Pen
Coslex
Lawrence
Tullis
Meriden
Cole
Dawn Nee
Cape Tai Innes
Kansas
Free State
Pais
Kansas Weather Report For Yesterday To Today
Partly cloudy conditions yesterday give way to unsettled skies today. Warmer readings are expected in the south and east regions as moisture and variable winds shift through the area.
Sunday Address Assured In Lawrence Visit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday address and supporters in Lawrence planning a speech to be delivered by evangelists. It mentions a possible volunteer to accompany a speaker to Kansas City, with references to university visitors and ongoing efforts to arrange travel.
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Wanter
Kansas City
Otor Gar
Evan
Lawrence
Robinson
Worthi University
Kansas City Overland
Take Editors For Drive For Friday Afternoon Press
Several hundred machines will be needed for a drive to aid the Lawrenue Au bile. Perkins of the Lawson unit requests volunteers to drive editors to Haskell and back Friday afternoon. Cars should call Mr Rings at Bell 180 Mason's or Bell 10h to offer service.
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Perkins
Lawrenue Aubile -Eluh
Tos
Haskell
Der
Loi
Mason
Water Election Set to Begin in Early June
City commissioners plan a water election start the first week of June amid other business. An ordinance to authorize a quarterly water purchase is expected to pass, with delays to ensure proper funding and avoid further election postponement. The panel seeks a timely vote, hoping to correct past errors and proceed to a second election.
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Hie
New Chief on the Job at Party Commission
An eightappointed chief took office today succeeding M Fisher who led the office for years with praise from the He vity Commission for efficiency. The induction was informal with path attendees. Mrs T Keler returned home after a visit.
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Ehigt
Bard
M. Fisher
Boyd
Patheiet
Start Editor's Weekly at Kansas City Meeting
A damaged OCR reads of a newspaper editor association gathering outlines a launch, editorial leaders and speakers. It mentions Walkenhorst in Kansas City, Merle Thorpe and a formal program with a president and professors.
Unclear Journal-C Chronicle Notice on University Fare
Fragmentary text discusses journalism, an upcoming fare or event at a university, and mentions University officials, Central Newspaper Die reat ov Kansas, Nashville, and a former Kansan. It references a printer, manager, and an ag pedvaveloek, with scattered names and a planned discussion about an office.
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Duvi Pa
Wad Hartian
Chicago
Odevn
EL Chitin
Madteam Journal-C
Hronte
T. Qwatomtna
Minn
Altesnoon
I. Perry
Divantage
Tae Central
Die Reat
Frayed Paper Notes Meeting On Printing Trade
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a Missouri Valley Congress discussion on better systems and an investigation. It lists participants including Mickel Whitin Herden and Franklin Clubs, and mentions the Canver Publication and American Type Founders officials with names like Richard W. Watdox Browne.
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Iy Fraser
Alu
Missouri Valley
Mickel
Mr. Whitin
Dywweph A. Herden
Etary
Franklin Clubs
Aierie
Marea Mewvan
Adverti
Canver
Hop Bullen
Adiunger
Deloney Department
Conigi Richard WH. Watdox
Giaipayer
New York Tribene
Aid Mr. Browne
May Fete at Abilene Abilous Abilene May Fete
May Day celebration at Abilene featured 700 pupils participating in a school program this afternoon. Children formed May poles danced folk dances and staged decorative displays on school lawns.
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Abilene Abilous
Kass
St Louis Business Men Tour By Deluxe Train Through Nebraska
St Louis merchants totaling about 1100 men will travel by a six-car luxe train with sleeping and dining cars to visit forty nine Nebraska and Kansas towns. The party sails from St Louis for a week long trip with a Seymour band to provide outdoor concerts and aims to foster better ties with local merchants. A long distance telephone link will connect the train to Louis, and the excursion includes a stop in Metlock Nebraska and St Lawrence.
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St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Robert H. Lees
Seymour
le Ieader
Burlington
Louis
Trent St. Louis
Metlock
Neb
St. Lawrence
Seven Defendants Plead Guilty as Court Opens
Judge Smadt opens the May term with seven of nineteen on the docket entering guilty pleas. Names include Merle Trowbridge and others amid varied charges from operating a rum-running device to chicken theft. Some cases moved to this afternoon, citizenship petitions dismissed, juror excuses heard.
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O. A. Smadt
Cootrt
Doves
de-' Tion
Merle Trowbridge
Faith Laveen
Bouton
Sadie Caldwell
Ticaor
Wallenstein
Addie
Parks
Jones
Thompson
Noble ‘Trener
Had Recivership Hearing In Interurban Case
Judge Smart announced no receiver would be appointed if Kaw Construction posts a 40000 bond within days to cover any judgment. Dolman & Sou sued Kaw Construction, the Factory, Kaw Valley and Western railroad as defendants. Mr and Mrs Wilder Metcalf attended a Saturday dinner hosted by Capt Daniel P F Craig at the Army Service schools star class.
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Kaw Construction Company
Nut
Wilder S. Metcalf
Leavenworth
Daniel PF. Craig
Anny Service Schools
Big Music Festival Concerts Tomorrow in Lawrence
Tomorrow afternoon and evening in Lawrence the University year’s great musical event features the Minneapolis Orchestra conducted by Finl Oberkoffer. Noted soloists include Joseph A. Farrell and Henry Nip, with works by Beethoven Wagner Debussy Massenet and Wagner. Five concerts present symphonies by Beethoven and Tchaikovsky plus arias and orchestral pieces, drawing expected large attendance.
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Lawrence
Linneapolis Symphony
Joseph A. Fa
Unive
Fire Arts
Appea
He Weil
Henry Hnip
Jean Vincent Coop Alburt-Lindquest
Aud Gueure
Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Frank Willisins was fined F640 for drunkenness in police court. The brief record notes a warning preceding the penalty and notes the court proceeding.
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Frank Willisins
Worning
Governor Capper Urges Local Boost For Towns
Kansas Governor Capper says many businessmen profit without advertising, but a truly lively town relies on enterprising merchants. A town’s vitality comes from merchants who actively pursue business and promote their city through strong local newspapers.
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Capper
Kansas
Nate
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