Germans Arrested In Plot To Bomb J P Morgan Office
New York May 1 Confession given in court by We Hirsch and George Meyringer two Germans arrested last night claiming they planned to blow up the J P Morgan & Co offices with a bomb to disrupt Wall Street and telegraph links to provoke a stock market reversal for profit. Officials say the plan aimed to cause a big market shake by spreading false reports and destroying trust.
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New York
Confessiot
We Hirsch
Gee! Meyringer
J.P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
Chicago
Ington
Wilson
Atlantis
W Hirsch
George Mevering
Ci Nore
Meyringer
Hirsch
Morgan
Mringer
Roosevelt Hospital
Censorship Measures Announced in War Effort
An executive signal by Wilson orders censorship of cables from the United States and telegraph lines into Mani va to block enemy value information. Censorship chief Daniels assigns Commander CD BH Todd to oversee the program with naval support. Mexico City reports Carranza to assume constitutional presidency as factional congress prepares to convene and a new constitution emerges. Washington notes Wilson aims to send American air and naval support to France as the war persists. A freight steamer burned in Lake Erie during a May gale, with unknown loss of life.
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Cabbington
Wilson
United States
Maniva
Committee On
Daniels
CD. BH. Todd
Naval Communication
Vale Rensars
Carranza
Mexico City
Harranza
Mexico
Francisco Medero
Amy Countess
Toledo
Onio
Lake Erie
Veil Drawn Over Events In Germany
World war news notes government moves to seal off Germany revealing a tense, swelling unrest in central empires and Sweden braces for a May Day workers strike while front lines show little change. Reports from Sweden indicate widespread discontent and labour pressure amid the war. Austerity measures and censorship continue as Allied fronts maintain the stalemate. Madrid reports on prisoner exchanges and tensions rise as nations seek terms amid ongoing conflict.
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Baghinti
France
Gemany
Yworld Tron
Neo Germain Viper i
Cerna
Switverkund
Germany
Sweeny
Sweden
Secret report confirms destruction of American tanker Vacuum
London dispatch reports the destruction of the American tanker Vacuum by a submarine. Lieutenant T is named commander of the naval gun crew, with some crew members likely dead. Seventeen aboard survived in one boat and are rescued near London as embassies gather full details for Washington.
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Vacuum
Livernout
Robert William
Oscar Guiles
W. Lundgren
A.yt
Raymond Nunez
Amerian
Washington
Aftic
New York
Plague Dispatches Darken War News With Strikes Threats
Reports from Berlin indicate Germany plans major wartime measures and possible strikes impacting munition production. Dispatches quote Berlin sources on potential German actions and Hoffmann commentary, with observers noting intensified anti Allied sentiment and warnings of widespread disruption through June.
Sanpate boosts pay increases for workers under wage rule
The article reports a payroll wage adjustment impacting employees earning up to 4000 dollars annually. It details a ten percent pay raise for eligible workers and notes distribution of earnings, with a plan to adjust wages starting July 1 under a negotiated framework. The piece mentions past distributions and a projected monthly payment total of about 1 million dollars.
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Reese
Hha
Dame Ae
Mt Owarlayes
Graduation plans set for Seton commencement week
The Seton community prepares for commencement activities with Kathryn Lane leading the Prophesy reading and a lineup of speakers including Robert, Agness Sutton, Pitty Denne, and Tony Camel. The schedule includes senior rites, readings at the church, and a public gathering to honor graduates this week.
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A. Meek
Seton
Conan
Elyes Las
Pearteef
Hays
Kathryn Lane
Tony Camel Robert
Sociass Peer
Agenes Sutton
Bordel
Aes
Pitty Denne
Unclear OCR summary of college events and staff in Lawrence
Fragmentary OCR text reports on teachers and college presidents with references to Jillian Shaw and Panehen Bete, plus Col Porter and Slee Morrow in Lawrence. Mentions driving, free metal training, and a visit by Martin of Taviedtassaar for a day in Lawrence.
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Amvicuitiiad Toolloge
Jillian Shaw
FE de Waters
Panehen Bete
Aia
Ab Parton
Getiwe
United States
Aimbahane
Iotur
Weeom
Martin
Taviedtassaar Spe
Lawrence
Kansas Weather and Prohibition Buzz From Milwaukee
Weather report notes windy, cooler conditions in western and central Kansas with unsettled skies tonight. A Milwaukee inquiry recounts a new life insurance advertising system and Wisconsin brewers' spending on newspaper ads tied to prohibition, reflecting strong sentiments and economic stakes across states.
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Kansas
Bettef
Wisconsin
Nate
Wanoas
Large Contingent to Training Camp Reported
A flood of applicants is reported for a training camp with many hopefuls named or expected to attend. The process includes stages, eligibility details, and timing for submission and evaluation as officials advance the selection to the camp.
Conference battle over draft and penalties described
The report details a wartime draft debate with references to Senator Badklallettye and Myers of North dagedene opposing or supporting measures. It notes a violator, Myers, being docked a city fine and up to thirty days to six months in jail for hindering dry law compliance, with penalties up to $500.
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Se Myers
North Dagedene
Otiger Patyben
Mayers Aga
Myers
Getting Ready to Register Fighters Subripe Woodward
Subripe Woodward trains ahead of a registration phase for fighters in a boxing program. Details on eligibility and HS instructions guide hopeful competitors through compliance steps.
County Board Readies Sheriff Clerk and Counts
The document outlines steps for registration and counting by county officials, detailing the roles of the sheriff and county physician in overseeing registration at precincts, appointing suitable locations, and ensuring accuracy in voter rolls and counts under gubernatorial guidance. It emphasizes organization, timing, and adherence to procedures for public registration and record keeping.
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Will Ulave
Chawegner
Gleeb Aerth
Haar
Sustedina
Seur Qornty
Ted
Focal
Bareboney
Artherd Cartyer
Cooweraare
Men Lacked Training in Volunteer Service
A brief item notes that men without proper training joined volunteer service from Gul Bb Val to NTEERS VET OF B1, highlighting a lack of preparation.
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Aus
Hold Up All Work On The Water Plant
City commissioners halt all activity on the new water plant pending Supreme Court ruling. A letter from Kansas Paving and Construction says work stops and contractors may seek damages, while bonds are said valid. Noise complaints, alley repairs, tax roll funding, and sewer planning also discussed.
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Kansas Paving and Construct On
Woot
Supreme Court
Supreme Emit
Sehent
Theeiy ‘Hetim
Ninth
Kentuckyshire
Cleland
Eldridge Hotel
Tas Yrail
Sterny
West Lawrence
Tavern of Commerce Meeting Discusses Ney Industries Plant
In Lawrence, Missouri area coverage details a planned Ney Industries factory project. The briefing notes a new plant to open on Straghan Street with initial equipment shipments and pre-May 1 preparations, naming local officials and expected community impact.
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Tavern of Commerce
Ney Industries
Manton
Raat
Nansas
Syme Cine
Jy Beers
Fee Straghan
Mivette Street
Lawrence
Vite
Brew
Denver Gach
Drews
Nice
Bape
Otter
Lee Stadt
Raul Nediwars
Internment Stockade Details Reported in War Era Narrative
A historical report describes a stockade system with guards at entrances, a rear breach, and interned individuals including women and children in a war state. Mentions of German captives in another stockade, and General Titer as a key figure. Also references marriage licenses issued to Harris and Long couples in St Paul and Topeka.
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Berman Sisnee
Chaures Aire
Adiersay
Titer
Mbrris
St Paul, Minn
Mary Ellen Long
Camoran
Vernon Bo Warneck
Lestie Moncrief
Topeka
Mar. Gibbe
Miss Long
Dhardign C. Vo Yesterdiy
Postponement of Supreme Lodge Meeting Delayed Two Weeks
A letter from the Supreme offices of the Fraternal Vil Union informs Stosgates and general officers that the delegates and officers meeting in St Kow has been postponed for two weeks. A Young, supreme press must says a grand prospect for immediate settlement exists as delays over the North ney Union continue. The North American Union is referenced regarding legal rights to participate in the supreme lodge.
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Supreme Lodge of
Pla. UC
Vil Uuion
St. Kow
Supreme Lodge
A. Young
Supreme Press
Woadl
Narrow Escape in Dodge City as Shot Hits Window
Mrs Hancock and her husband, former postal telegraph operator in Lawrence, narrowly escaped a gunshot at the Dodge City Postal Telegraph office. The bullet shattered a window, passing within a foot of Mrs Hancock. The shooter is unknown. Also noted is a Boy Scouts meeting at the YMCA with Ea Todd addressing, and N Jensen traveling to Kansas City.
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Furner
Dodge City
Meo
M.D. Hancock
Marc Shuck
Lawrence
Dodge
Itv
Weyk
Hancock
Postal Telegraph Office
Thor
Roy
YM. C
Ea, Todd
University Y. M. C. A
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Gmel
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Lawrences Witen
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Dave
Stevenson
Madrid
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Pile
Chineere
Yta
Holweg
Stenek
Essen
The
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Mag
von Bothva Holweg
Germain
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Ametier Pees
Unis Wack
Berliner Tage
Yea Ue
Berlin
Gunether
Sinan
Viarotkay
Thas
Rine
Tiootilra
Sanpate
Gradu Veios Plans
Davis Trevs
Tine Mimbes
Camping
van Faite Hague
Ehawewi
America
Wane Deine Saeed Ass
Col. Porter
Pape Iar Sant Se
Pierday
Kansas Weather Report
Walebier
Ian
Wmilawauree
Burkhardt
Withart
Riles
Wats
Samuel Bioko
Eee Teaaing
Ena Tery
Demuth
Jeti MA
Bern
Vanaarre
Senate
CONAC
Phe
Py Tanteegar
Sepey Phatpoad
Badklallettye
Vyerda
County Board
Governor Capper
Ove
Nik Marty Wall Pesuke
Dnetial
Copeniiaen
Seeanel
Gibbens
Pepe Phe
Hee
Doctor Edwards
Bulb
Hatey
Denton
Strachan
Wilder
Bae
N. Jensen
Kansas City
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