Sunday Praised in Kansas for Prohibition Support
Evangelist Billy Sunday drew an enthusiastic Kansas audience in Robinson Gym at Kansas University. He praised Kansas editors and newspapers for supporting prohibition, lauding state leaders and the press, and urged readers to back a moral revival, declaring the honest newspaper invincible against evil.
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Billy Sunday
Kansas Cthors
Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasiven
Sunday
Kansas
Mitn
Jesus Christ
Kansas City
Arthur Brisbane
Tyal
Sanday
Brisbane
New York
Jnuary
L Howe
Huth Ban
Lowa Ulan
Criten
Guy Attier
Tosenti
Torieke
Capper
Henry Allen
Victor Murdock
Billy Clergan
Prohibition
Wielna
America
Sturdey
Jeane
Iale
Viee Ib
Niagara
Nile
Ering
Zeus
Hess
Teter the Great
Alexander
Billy
Wantek
Elise
Jack Rabbits
Weill
Horace
Karhae
Topeka Press Club Discusses Ethics and Advertising
Newspaper administrators and editors meet for Kansas Newspaper Week to discuss ethical standards and the economics of advertising. Speakers include Frank Blanchard and James Schormerhorn, with talks on printing costs and the role of newspapers in public service.
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Topeka
Peters
Marcg Morrow
Bink
Wingaut
Clif Stratton
James Sehormerhornn
Detroit
Kansas
Ranses
Ordel
Kingdan
Araven
Mary Selemaer Horn
Congress
Frank Ladtoy Blanchard
Palitigaey
Pasha
Ineliua
Kath
Hugh McVex
Des Moines
EL FL Afiekel
Nashville
E.R. Whitng
Owatonna
Misin
Journ
Chronicle
Aeatene
Missouri Valley
Colliers
American Institute of Current History
Carl Hint
Kansas Weather and Advertising Club Meeting Report
Yesterday in Kansas a weather report noted fair conditions and cooler south portion. A discussion at Fraser hall covered newspaper territory coverage with Newfolk Nebraska comments. G Le Caswell spoke on organizing the newspaper, and W L Morrill demonstrated Tribune advertising methods for local merchants.
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Y. mi
South Portion
Associated Advertising
N_ S. Huse
Diis
Newfolk
Neb
G. le Caswell
Jesva’ Press Association
W.L. Morrill
Chicago, Tribune
Fraser -Hall
Tribune
City Commission Announces New Officers Appointment
City commissioners filled multiple appointive offices this afternoon with two year terms beginning June first. appointees include police judge OSS Finch city treasurer Geo Ta Keouck and city clerk FF D Brookes along with other positions such as assistant fire chief Ralph Law Teace and city engineer Durnire.
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OSS
Finch
City Look
Ely
Issioners
Lenry Albach
D. Brookes
WT. Mummire
Geo
TL. Krovek
Me Kreeck
Brooks
Aur
Dununire
Mr. Kreeck
Conmitscianer Bolvtcd
Clulend
Julie i
Holyfield
Prancisco
Breehtes
French Make Further Gains Near Verdun
French forces push forward toward Dead Man Hill and Avocourt Wood amid continued artillery preparation. A separate report notes Metz in Lorraine as a fortress city, with evacuation of civilians reportedly underway. The dispatch mentions Belgians and general warfront activity along the Meuse.
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Pavis
Dead Man
Verdun
War Office
Dead Man Hill
Liverming
Avecourt
Vaux
Meuse
Tere
Grande Rune
Belgi London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Meta
Metz
Lorraine
Hechtingine
Threats Used To Secure Reappointment Of Police Judge
Mayor Francisco denounces threats aimed at securing the reappointment of Henry Albach as police judge in Lawrence. Attorneys warn blackmail constitutes pressure to influence office actions, while ouster suits hinge on whether the mayor reappoints Albach. The note cites oath of office and expense filing failures as alleged grounds for removal.
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Henry Albach
Nuee
Albach
Francisco
Beesent
Lawrence
I. Francisco
Mayor’s statement on mandatory election expense filing in 1915
The mayor recounts a new law effective thirteen days before his election requiring itemized campaign expense reports. He claims he erred by not filing and notes he spent nothing for the campaign. He suggests the law could be used to oust him and discusses potential disqualification penalties.
Ambassador Gurard Forecast of German Reply Renewed
Washington May 4 Secretary Lansing said a dispatch from Ambassador Gerard advised of indications Germany would reply to the American note on submarine warfare The text of Germanys reply was not seen by the secretary nor its contents revealed and President Wilson would learn if the ambassador is correct The dispatch reportedly arrived in Washington from Berlin and was considered confidential with no official confirmation of its specifics.
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Washington
May
Lansing
Gurard
Germany
Wilson
Isador Gerard
Save
Andreihn
Cif
Ceyard
Bridge Workman Injured in Caisson Accident
A Texas worker fell from a caisson during bridge construction when an iron error to remove lenrth caused a caisson to slip and drop about fifty feet. He was struck above the ear, skull fractured, unconscious, teeth knocked out, and rushed to hospital for urgent surgery to remove skull fragments. Doctors say there is a slight chance of recovery.
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Texas
Lenrth
Trouble over Liebknecht arrest sparks Berlin protests
Berlin residents reacted to the May Day arrest of Karl Liebknecht with a demonstration that the police suppressed. A Reichstag resolution urged Chancellor von Hindenburg to secure Liebknecht’s release and suspend proceedings until adjournment.
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Berlin
Reistag Today
V Rethimann-Holwers
Dr. Liebknecht
Reichstag
London
Karl Liebknecht
Dr. Lichnecht
Agreement Satisfactory to U S in Villa Talks
El Paso and Washington report that the United States and Mexico reached a satisfactory basis for the Obregon Carranza settlement over Villa bandit actions. Pershing troops may withdraw after formal completion on the border. Obregon says no delay to settle quickly.
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el Paso
Holly
Ran Vars
Hey
Washington
Villa
Obregon
Carranya
Andneral Stath
United States
Baker
Carranza
Obress
Scott
Wikson
Buk
Pershines Torec
Paso
M. der
Anezh L. Scott
United States Army
Alvaro Obregon
Defanto
Atla
The
Johns
Jaurez
Cara Rangola
Teday
Soi
Funston
Doubled Jointed Co-Operation In Advertising
The dealer has final word on sales volume and his cooperation is crucial. Advertising in local merchant newspapers gains support and boosts reach. For the new sales method, contact the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Association, World Building, New York.
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Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers* “Association
World Building
New York
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Aljach
Lecessa
Gerard
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Gerard At Zertin
State Department
Bucket
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Liebknecht
P. H. Holly
Foreman
Holly Ranch
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