Japanese Mobilize Reservists as China Tensions Rise
Consular reports from Peking and Tokyo indicate Japanese reservists have been called to colors amid a mounting China Japan rift. Officials warn of potential action and foreign legations brace for possible hostilities as Japan sharpens its demands and China resists.
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Peking
Cand
Ching Wane
Tang
Gulf of Liao-Tungy
Uslug
China
Japaneseu Regation
Japan
Setion Im Segaris
Tondon
Udl
Timatan
Tokio
Anese
Mukden
al Ash
Aivar
Olor
Peking Gazette
Aroysuil
Lanaipn
TV Am Authirita
Thp
Titues Taskiv
Tekin
Leopa Ethias
Jnilive
Ity
Yuu Shi Kai
Hing
Legation
Paul Reinsch
United Sintad
Ie Prrissiobartes
Chinekd
New Building At Kansas City Medical School Contract Let
The Board of Administration met yesterday and awarded a contract for a new medical school building in Kansas City. Construction is scheduled for completion by June 30. The site and bidder details were presented, with the project to be funded and overseen by the administration board.
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Medical’ Laboratory
Kansas City
Board of Administration
da WA
Ut S
Kansas
Kansas City calls for broad inquiry into election irregularities
Kansas City officials including Mayor C W Green and election commissioner Harry of Aimer welcomed a full investigation after Governor Capper announced plans to appoint investigators. The governor offered rewards for proof of tyrannical acts or irregularities and insisted the inquiry be sweeping, while officials urged cooperation and transparency in examining receipts and procedures.
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Kansas
City
Kansas City
Kan
C. W. Green
Harry
Aimer
Zimaler
Capper
Ikan City
Imine
Mayur Roars Shateinet
Governor Urges Training to Keep Best Minds on Farms
The governor appeals to graduates of Cyr ford county to stay on Kansas farms and pursue vocational training. He condemns urban strains from strikes, poverty, and crime, urging boys and girls to learn skilled trades and dedicate themselves to rural work over city life.
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Kim
Cyrford
Kansas
Ordinance Requires Property Owners to Control Weeds
A local ordinance mandates residents to remove noxious weeds from lots and parking areas. The text questions why towns must enforce such rules and notes the judge pressing whether any weed is more noxious than its current state.
Riker University plans summer enrollment drive
Riker University at Baldwin Keo plans a next year attendance campaign. The average attendance of recent years runs just over four hundred. Baker gains a $500,000 endowment from a recent gift, boosting equipment and the liberal arts program.
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Baker
Riker University
Baldwin
Keo
GON
Aexmpiga
Bion
Fries
Thesefool
Wail
Jayhawker en Sal at University release tomorrow
A notice announces the 1915 edition of Jayhawker en Sal will be on sale tomorrow morning at the university entrance. A booth will be set at the entrance for distribution of the hooks starting at 8:20 oclock.
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University
Eams
May Fete Queen to Be Chosen from Senior Class
Elaborate plans for the May Fete on May 1 south of Potter's Field as University girls stage a green pageant. A queen will be crowned amid dances and floral procession, with the event postponed to May 17 if weather delays. Names of potential queens discussed, crown uncertain until performance day.
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Awildpen
Basell’ Field
May
Tetenstighy
Coneor
Mienevinee Walker
Salinas
Cenevievt Herrick
Topela
Ghiey
Gher
Henctis
Ate University
Worpens
Pliv
Kansas Weather Forecast Summary
Today the forecast calls for clouds with possible rain. Yesterday's temperatures include morning and afternoon readings. A brief note mentions a 2 p.m. time and a reference to conditions on Thursday.
Doctors Meet Attendees Break Historical Attendance Record
Kansas City doctors and leaders gather for a convention with the largest attendance in the organization’s history. The event features opening remarks, scientific paper presentations, and discussions on new stomach disorder treatments. Officers will be elected Thursday morning.
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Kansas City
Hilter Concordia
Minnesota
Weir
Wray
Movs Chih fleuti up last night in Topeka and Lawrence
Report describes a disrupted event tied to the Topol organization with speeches about repurposing a building and ending the scrap. It notes plans for a picnic, a residency meeting, and a presentation to Con officer, with participation by Haskell football figures and YW president.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Lyr al Yams
Jcheed
Topol Organization
Ile
Trout “Clemuions
Saris Caplabe
Haskell
Choate
Maskell YW
Elu
Sibhs
Bove Chie
Lathe Elminnan
Con Offaii
Qetnell
Bedford Limestone to Replace Carthlite in School Foundations
Meeting of the school board and superintendent authorized changes to the new school building construction. Footings proved too shallow for a solid foundation, prompting use of Bedford limestone instead of Carthlite, and steel company plans to reinforce floors with domes to strengthen and lighten foundations. Work to proceed within three weeks pending architect’s opinion and attendance quorum.
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P Ralneh
Metcalf
Deere
Hng
Bo Young
Bit
Liev
Archileet
Etc Jones
Strahan
Janes
Alr
Constant
Competitive drill to be held at the conclave here May
Several teams from Nalieyy Kungs Topeka and others will take part in a competitive drill at the Great Knights conclave to be held May 11. Badges have arrived and streamers will decorate the streets as residents welcome participants. Street repairs continue as paving blocks are set right after recent damage.
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He Animal State Knights
Cémphir
Lawyted
Naile Yy Kungs
Topeka
New Ny
Tor
Brick work on South Side School to start Monday
Promising progress on the school project, Brick expects to begin work on the South Side School Monday. With favorable south side weather, crews aim to finish within about three weeks, barring delays. Authorities and contractors stay focused on timely completion and safety standards.
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Aesehead
Young
Sebastian First Choice Candidate for Mayor Appears in Court
Sebastian, the leading mayoral candidate, is due in court to answer charges. The case involves allegations that he and Stella Pratt influenced Edith Serkin’s downfall in the primary. Frederick Wist, president of the City Council, is expected to support Sebastian as he seeks the mayoral post.
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Argelos
Enlay
Charles E. Sebastian
Stella Pratt
Edith Serkin
Frederick Wistfins
Primbes
Three More Trawlers Destroyed in North Sea Action
A damaged report notes three additional trawlers destroyed in the North Sea amid a broader raid. A Copenhagen dispatch says a German submarine fleet fired, blowing up the vessels after crews attempted to abandon ship.
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Targland
Tireegitt
North Sea
Qeawlery
Jolanthe
Change Reserves Banks Oklahoma to Kansas City District
Federal officials consider moving reserve banks from Oklahoma to the Kansas City district while routing applications and petitions faced delays. The hearing denied petitions touching Wyoming and Nebraska and noted petitions postponed as part of ongoing adjustments in district boundaries and reserve operations.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Washington
N. i
South Oklaoa
Kansas City
Gand Chase
Tylor
Ethel Countiys
West Sini
Cleveland
Aistrie
Hanks
Wyoming
Special meeting features music and Christian living talk
Francisg McCail and P. 8. Mavis provide music at the Fresh Wan Boxs Clik meeting in the CoA tonight. Secretary Rolex of the y. Me i. leads a discussion titled Young Folus and Christian Living.
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Francisg McCail
Mavis
le Purine
Ciilin
Freshwan Boxs
Coa
Rolex
Y. Me i
Young, Folus
Christian Living
Germans Repulsed After Night Victory North of Ypres
An official report states German forces north of Ypres attacked Friday night and were repulsed by French and British units. The action inflicted heavy German losses with no further front details available from the remainder of the sector.
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Paris
Offinal
Ypres
Club Women Meet Convention In Session In Wichita
Delegates from 247 Kansas clubs gather in Wichita for the twentieth aviant eic tion of the Kansas Clubwomen Federation. Mrs Gr Walker, president, urges a day for peace study and child welfare is a principal topic. speakers include Melius of Port C. PAtutchingons, Graham of Tekepay, and Mrs Codding of Leavenworth.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Gr. Walker
Tépekay
Codding
Leavenworth
Wilgon
Beit
J Mnepsey
Cumilland
Crambine
Ei Thuo
Kansas Roan
Convenvion
Kanesig
Merchants Clubes Agree to Merge Merchants
Merchants associations discuss a merger into a single organization to strengthen merchant interests in the state. An executive committee was appointed to work with the Moyelatie union on merger details. A May 19 meeting will finalize arrangements and report progress to members. The move aims to unite two longtime groups to boost town and regional commerce.
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Comercial Club
Devesi
Lawrente
Campienity
Conmere al Chuh
Lox
Iter
Lewetfi
Almosi
Bef
Guerninger Appeals Case Argued Before Supreme Court
The appeal of Vic Guerninger, under sentence at attaching, was argued before the Supreme Court today in Jefferson City, Ma. May 3. The amended statute allows a new trial if filed within four days from the verdict, and the verdict against Guerninger was rendered Saturday night as the term of court ended. Chenie-Hien for a new trial was accorded, but the filing remained unclear, with Parker and Topeka arriving during the proceedings as visiting.
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Supreme Court
Jefferson
Vic Oherringer
Pen Therringer
Fouridays
Guerringer
Black Devil Exhibit Cases in Lawrence Bankruptcy Proceedings
In a Lawrence bankruptcy case the court hears about claims from creditors aggregating eighteen hundred dollars and disputed expenses for an exhibition featuring the horse Black Devil. Creditor protests, and testimony discusses insurance, advances to Prof. Gleason, and funds raised by friends in Lawrence to cover advertising and labor costs for the April exhibition.
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Lawrence
Creason
Intel
J . of Tool
Brackles
Apri
Riling
Protch
Junit Arena
Uiere
Elaini
Gleason
Ferville
Ross
Norman
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Steel Company
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Sebastian
Wichita
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Merchants’ Association and Commercial Club
State
Guerringer Appeals
Ae Parker
Avid Fen
Gleasors Bankruptcy
Case
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