German Reply To Last Word Is Ready
Washington reports the German draft reply to the American note is finished with minor changes possible. It promises clear terms, new submarine commander instructions, and data for Washington to judge. Officials note delivery timing remains unsettled as diplomacy weighs Germany’s compliance with Wilson’s demands.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Berlin
Germany
Wilson
Clermany
Gerard
United States
Unul
Unie
Riots in Berlin Reported by Amsterdam Telegraph
London dispatch cites May Day trouble in Berlin, Germany. Vast crowds mostly laboring women demanded peace, were dispersed, and several people arrested. Two women wounded at Chemnitz, Saxony.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Amaterdamt
Xchange Telegrapih Company
Chemnitz
Saxony
President Wilson’s adviser arrives for White House submarine talks
Washington May 3 House, President Wilsons closest adviser, arrived today for an visit at the White House. They are expected to discuss the submarine situation.
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House
Aga Washington
Ol KE AM
Wilso
White House
German Repulses Paris Offensive Near Verdun
German forces repulsed an assault near Paris from May 3 to 4 with heavy losses reported by the War Office. In the Verdun region, fighting continued last night with significant clashes and casualties ongoing.
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Paris
Germaine
Argonne
Tlarazee
War Office
Verdun
Cemetery expansion meeting on Oak Hill grounds
The cy confu sion held a conference with the county pair sts seecta tion directors this afternoon regarding purchasing a section of the fate grounds to be added to Oak Hill Cemetery by the city.
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Oak Thie
Becker Lecture Postponed by University Faculty
Prof Carl Becker of the University faculty will lecture on Being a Professor in Fraser Hall May 1 at 4 20 o'clock, instead of May 4 as previously announced.
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Carl Becker
Fraser Hall
Prisoners Arrive in Wales from rela and Sinn Finn forces
Hollyhead May 3 three hundred more prisoners landed, including some higher status figures and clerks, sportsmen, farmers. Fifty to forty women among them. Only about five percent wore Sinn Finn uniform. Several indicated willingness to turn state's evidence, with expected startling testimony to the government.
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Hollyhead
Wales
Rela
Trish
Armévement
Executed Leaders of Trish Uprising Shot in Ireland
The article reports that three signatories to the republican proclamation and other rebels were court martialed and executed. It notes Patrick Pearse and James Connolly among the executed, with Thomas J. Clarke and Thomas MacDonagh named as signatories. Birrell resigns as chief secretary for Ireland. Thousands of prisoners were moved under military escort, including youths and women.
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London
Batre
H. Pearse
Ireland
Asantin Ountde
House of Commons
James Connelly
Thos
J. Clark
Thos. MacDonagd
Reneed
Isablin
American lines to be drawn back in Mexico
Scott and Obregon report a tentative agreement to retire American forces in Mexico. Troops would withdraw from Guerrero toward San Antonio, then to Namiquipa, with discussions at a high level awaiting approval. Washington and Mexico City readings will shape final steps as conferences continue late at night.
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Paso
Scott
Obrecon
Mexico
Na TpApa
San Antonio
Guerrero
Namiquipa
Mexico City
Washington
Belante
Carranza
Cost Congress Concludes At Missouri Valley Meeting
The Missouri Valley Cost Congress closes after two days of sessions. Joseph A. Borden urges standardizing cost systems and ethical practices for printers. Tomorrow includes editor short courses and Billy Sunday talk at 9 50 AM, with evening free for visitors.
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Missouri Valley Cost Congress
Joseph A. Borden
United Typothetar and Pranklin Clubs of America
Borden
Marcos Morrow
Capper Publications
PL Mickel
Nashville
Tenn
KO Whiting
Owittonna
Minn
Ell
Bullen
American Type Founders’ Company
Richard TH. Waldo
New York’ Tribune
Me. Mickel
GH. Browne
Horton
Frank Leroy Blanchard
Blanchard
Arthur L. Street
San Francisco
Collier ‘S
Hugh McVey
Des Moines
BLFP
Birmingham
James Seehermeriorn
Detroit Times
Town ‘Press Association
Joe Mitchell
Happle
National Magaazine
Billy
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas
Lost Rock Island case keeps trains from stopping at Lawrence
The state utilities commission dismissed Brown Brown's bid to force Rock Island trains to stop at Lawrence. The order says the commission has no power to abridge the 99 year Union Pacific contract ending in 2885. Texas Court of Appeals rulings are cited as supporting the decision and the hearing was led by Stewart and Spotts for Burt Browd.
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Save Kei Island
Lawrence
Union Paeific
State Utilities Comission Yueaterday
Brown Brown
Utilities Commission
Brown
Texas Court of Appeals
D. Alford
Rock Island
Burt Browd
Lawrences
Stewart and Spotts
Thiy
Kansas City
Topeka
Weather Report for Kansas Yesterday and Today
Fair and warmer conditions expected. Overnight tonight and Thursday will see continued warm conditions with gentler winds. No significant precipitation noted.
Betas And Kappas Lead In University Standing
The university announces semester standings for Kappa Alpha Order societies. Kappa Alpha Theta tops sororities with 93.28 percent, Pi Beta Phi follows at 9.24. In social fraternities Beta Theta Pi leads at 65.14 with other groups below.
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Kappa Appa Cammas
Pi Beta Phi
Beta Theta Pi
Nappa Kappa Cganima
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Delta Pi
Gamma Phi Beta
Alpha Chi Omega
Aceth
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Sigma
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sugma Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Ommi-cron Nu
Phi Delta Kappa
Phi Delta Phi
Alpha Chi Sigm
Sigma Tau
Phi Beta Pi
Phi Chi
Theta Tau
Alpha Tau
Delta Tau
Phi Kappa
Sigma’ Alpha Epsilon
Chi Omega
Phi Gamma
Siena
Sigma Delta Chi
Sigma’ Fiann Ha Epsilon
Phi Sigma Theta
Delta Sigma Rho
Mu Phi Inl
Mu Sigema Nu
Phi Alpha Delta
Phi Mu Alpha
Colonel Little Visits Lawrepre During Campaign Stop
Col Little, Republican candidate for Congress from the Second District, spent time visiting friends in Lawrepre yesterday as part of a campaign stop.
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Little
Elc. Little
Lawrepre
Minneapolis Symphony in KU year end concert run ends
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra performed two Lawrence concerts marking the close of the university music course. Oberhoffer led the ensemble to strong applause with Prof. Nevin directing and guest soloist Mrs. Olcott appearing for the evening show.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Lawrence
Herman Olcott
Die Meistersinger
Arthur Nevin
Nevin
Rock Island Suit Moves to Kansas City Court
A suit over the same contract issue moves in a Kansas City court after the state utilities commission decision. The Hock Island is said to have established a station on the Nansie side and seeks to do business. Mr Spotts stated this morning that the case should be decided in Rock Island's favor, noting new grounds for complaint might appear.
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State Utilities Commission
Kansas City
Hock Island
Nansie
Rock Island
Water election delayed until mid June plan and repeal
The city commission repealed Ordinance No. 1050, delaying the water plant bond election to about June 15 after required waiting periods. Attorneys argued the repeal should be separate to protect bond validity, ensuring all preliminaries for the second election are beyond question.
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City Commission
Harkness & Heisted
Kansas City
Columbia Trust Company
Anone
KU backs Billy Sunday as campus plans big turnout
Chancellor Frank Strong says the University of Kansas as a whole supports Billy Sunday and invites students to hear him. He notes class dismissal was optional due to limited space at Robinson Gymnasium, which seats 2,400, and that visiting editors will be accommodated first for Kansas Newspaper Week events.
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Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Lilly Sanday
Billy Sunday
Strong
Robinson Eymnasium
Lawrence
Kansas City
Albimornitiz University
Robinson Evmnasium
Kansas
Salina couple issued marriage license and wed yesterday
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Hugo Walburn and Clara M. E. Yockers of Salina Kansas. The couple were married yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge Lindley.
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Hugo Walburn
Clara M. E. Yockers
Salina, Kans
Lindley
Fougt Villistas in Devil's Playground
Field Headquarters reports a two hour battle in Temocihio, Col. Dodds describing the ground as the Devil's own playground. In southwestern Chihuahua on April 22 fifty bandits were killed, two Americans were wounded and one was fired upon.
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Columbus
N. M
Villistas
Temocihio
Dodds
Chihuahua
Vuree
Agreement on Interurban Franchise With City Amended
City commissioners and the interurban company agreed on a franchise granting three western routes named Sixth Twenty second and Twenty third streets with one route to be chosen after one year. Final passage is set for May 24 and objections may be filed by Lawrence citizens.
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Interurban
Daw
Lawrence
Journal-World Today
Nurses Graduation Held At Rosedate
The Board of Administration attended the graduation of trained nurses who will receive certificates. Fourteen nurses were awarded certificates. The administration group will return to Lawrence tonight and stay through the week to transact business and meet with Kansas editors.
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Board of Administration
Board
E! Administration
Lawrence
Kansas
Howe to lecture on state tax amendment defeat
Samuel T. Howe, chairman of the state tax commission, will lecture tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 in Fraser hall room 2020 of the Administration building. His subject is the tax amendment to the state constitution which was defeated at the last election.
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Samuel T. Howe
State Tax Commission
Fraser Hall
Mr. Howe
Gratitude Showed to Irish Troops for Dublin Uprising End
Dublin May 3 In an order of the day Lieut Gen Sir John Maxwell thanks the troops and notes that rebels in the city have surrendered or are neutralized. He especially praises the Irish regiment for aiding in quashing the uprising.
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Dublin
John Maxwell
Student Council Adopts Resolution on Military Science at KU
A student council meeting last night adopted a resolution urging the administration to consider installing military science at the University of Kansas. The discussion reflected strong debate over the topic, with some students asserting knowledge does not guarantee popularity.
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Conteptn
University of Kansas
Cpt
Lawrence High Club Urges Censorship of Tobacco in Films
Lawrence High School Boys Club petitions the state board of censorship to remove cigarette use from movies. They urge action by KS officials and local authorities to curb teen tobacco exposure and cite state law banning cigarette sales to minors. The group plans letters to university leaders and local officials for enforcement.
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Lawrence High School
Will
W. D. Ross
Stat Board of Censorship
Kansas
Debonair
State Board
Frank Strong
Bay’s Club
Lawrence ‘High School
Lawrence
The Housekeeper's Story Promotes Reputable Advertising
An experienced housekeeper says persistent ad advertising in a reliable newspaper proves product merit. She argues that merchants should avoid selling to loyal customers unknown, non advertised goods without guarantees from merchant or manufacturer.
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