Germany Issues Note and U S Response During May Crisis
The May crisis report describes the German note on submarine warfare, White House and cabinet deliberations, and Secretary Lansing remarks. Count von Bernstorff travels to Washington as officials read the text, with expectations of a decision after official transmission and possible strains in diplomatic relations.
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Berlin
Lansing
Uaulo Blake
Wilson
State Department
Aelian
Aaueri
Tauerehant
New York
Count von Bernstort
Keowie
United States
Silamarmes
Sosil
Lisitana
Pe Anan
German Notes on Submarine Warfare and Neutral Rights
The German government defends submarine warfare as necessary and warns it will adapt methods to fit neutrals' rights. It accuses Britain of violating international law and denies US claims, urging a balance of power and safety of seas while asserting readiness to prolong the war if peacetime terms fail.
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Berlin
Sayville
Ce ‘Sithunudae
Hay Geyngen
United States
Sussex
Great Britain
Wore
Wse
Germany
Noice
Corman
Ena
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Peare
Europe
Corma
Hiab
Pen Éipie Spon
Geran
Germ Naval Forcs
Sas
Dean Sayre Day Observed by Pharmacy Students
The KOU School of Pharmacy plans a tribute next Tuesday for Dean Sayre on his birthday. A student gathering includes a baseball game between juniors and seniors and a banquet at the Eldridge House, honoring thirty years since the school’s establishment.
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School of Pharmacy
le Ae
Ted
Timmy
Hanquet
Eldridge House
Hollock
Raymond A Kent Heads City Schools
Raymond A Kent will lead the Lawrence city schools next year after his appointment was made. The educator, with Minnesota district experience, is pursuing a Ph D at Columbia University and plans to move his family to Lawrence in August to assume charge of the schools.
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Raymond A. Kent
Kent
Lawrence
Rayigend AL Kent
Minnesota
Shining State Aid in Minnesota Sparks Administrative Review
A Kansas weather note accompanies a fragmented report on a Columbia University graduate who revived his master’s degree in 1930s, completed residency for Ye Va D degree, and prepared a thesis titled A Shining State Aid in Minnesota. The text mentions departments in education and sociology and notes administrative considerations, equipment, and a principal position.
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Columbio University
Colunt
Columbia i
Minnesota
Kent
Hle
Orade
New Lawrence Superintendent Named From Minnesota High School
The Lawrence school board selected a new superintendent from Minnesota’s University High School system. Kent, previously principal in Minnesota, will move with his family to Lawrence and begin duties after the education board approves terms. He holds degrees from Cornell College and Teachers College and will receive annual compensation as set by the board.
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Wight
Kent
MT. Braith
Lawrenvi
Calvis S
Tin University of Minesota
Columbia Uaiverty
Geo
Lawrence du Avenet
Regt
Tata
Board of Education
Universi Wf Kansas Mitheringe
Bord of Education
Theniversity of Weusis
Cricsa
Kent Tun Smap
Fayoue
Ismit
Upper Lowe
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Teachers College
Death of Prof L Blaxe at Turkish Institute wechsel
Professor L Blaxe of the University system died after an illness while serving at Hostony. He was a physicist and inventor working on electrical methods for the United States. He was married to Miss As Bere ser al Tlesdersan.
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Hostony
Harry
Lalake Marehee Oeatin
Binke
Devlin
Hey
Ole Mneer
United States
Jie
Bereser al Tlesdersan
Rave
Ornithology Club Hike Planned by University Group
Ornithology club at the university plans a Saturday hike in the arid Wakarusi area. All persons listed in the studies birds are invited to join the party, with transportation by Santa Fe train leaving Lifexvale at 9:25 am.
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Arid
Arrempany
Kansas Editors Start Convention at Lawrence
Kansas editors gathered in Lawrence at the Masonic Temple for the Kansas Association meeting presided by J. Y. Napier of the Newtop Kansan. The program featured editorial leaders, discussions on advertising and newsroom issues, and acknowledgments by Lawrence merchants. Speakers included Arthur Brisbane and Courtland Stith as notable guests.
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Kansassociation
J. Y., Napier
Newtop Kansan
Frank Strong
Gamot Tle Baldwin
Kansas New
John Redmoml
Marlington Republican
Hagenbuch
Roy Bailey
Salina Journal
Eetigead
Lawrence Merchants
Bamynet Byte Alerelants’ and Farmers’ Association
Jayhawker
Mien
Wahsas
Wees
Lluiarry
Ake Sists
Lomlorreys Mornwill
I. Browne
Pleasanton Ob
Convada
Topeke
Baniaag
Bearle
Jord Buin
Anois
Stotek Lad
Aililae
Flan
Aeesota Newslajers
Utaikin
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With
Herd
Gillilan P Avdhurt Brisbane
New
Vkdéournal
Courtland Stith
Iat New York
New York
Dasociation
Letters Hint at Candidacy for State Senate Seat
Residents of Douglas and Jefferson counties send commendatory letters for Metcalf, indicating support and suggesting he will run for state senate representing the district.
City schools host May Fete on Meockfield Thursday
The May Fete for city schools will be held on Thursday, May 1, in Meockfield. Students, under the athletic directors, prepared games, drills, and interclass and interschool competitions. The event is expected to run in the afternoon from 2 to 7 PM.
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Meockfield Thurs
Topeka Club Skits Upset Journalists In School Parody
The Topeka club staged a satirical performance lampooning the university journalism program and its faculty. Actors impersonated reporters, administrators, and a mock press, drawing a crowd with a shifting Armageddon theme and a closing flourish mimicking campus press rituals.
Reinisch to be appointed under new city ordinances
City commissioners deferred the appointment of Reinisch pending passage of a new fire department duties ordinance. The plan calls for Reinisch to be a full time employee and for a building inspector to be added, with inspection of flues and buildings to reduce fire risk. The ordinance may be approved at an upcoming council meeting.
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Reinisch
Ordimanes Thich
Relniseh
Lih 18
le Con Mission
Investigators to Study Fuel Costs at Water Plant
Black & Veated consulting engineers will examine fuel options for the water plant. They will compare coal and air fuel efficiency and economy to determine the cheapest and most effective energy source.
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Black & Veated
Cdal
Civil Court Actions Loom Monday in Lawrence District
Court will resume Monday in Lawrence for civil cases on the May term docket. The Bennett jury failed to reach a verdict and was dismissed. Otto Schott's gambling case likely will wait until next term as jurors are reduced. C2 Re Thompson alias Jack Goodwin was convicted of stealing chickens after posing as a buyer with a wagon tied with wire netting to haul them. Noble Turner convicted of larceny for stealth supplies. Judge Lint traveled to Ottawa to hold court today.
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District Court
Tock
Judee C. A. Smart
Ottawa
Lawrence
Bennett
Otto Schott
Lgt
Serse
Lint
Noble Turner
Turner
Thompson
Jack Goodwin
Thompsons
Carnival to Raise Funds for New Auditorium in Lawrence
A two night carnival at Manual Gymnasium will feature first class attractions and an animal show. The event is directed by the Student Council with the Boys Club and Y M C A to raise money for a new auditorium and museum.
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Lawrence
Saul
Issate
Hiehselivel
Y. M.C. A. Beys
Stewart Still Unconscious After Bridge Work Accident
Stewart, injured when a bucket fell from the north abutment of the new bridge yesterday, remains unconscious at Colorado hospital. Doctors say he has a good chance to recover if complications do not arise. relatives are expected to travel to Lawrence this evening.
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Stewart
Colorado
Lawrence
Advertisers Prove Modern Business Still Reaps Profits
A garbled column argues that persistent advertising builds sales and profits. It cites advertisers who rely on repetition to grow revenue and notes some use long campaigns to expand their market reach.
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John Wangivaker
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