Destroyers Reported For Mexican Ports Amid Mexican Revolt
The Atlantic Fleet destroyers led by the Black Hawk head to Key West for duty near Tampico and Vera Cruz. The State Department asked the Navy to deploy ships to protect American lives if needed. Revolutionaries operate near Mexican ports as Morelos falls under rebel control per Arturo Elias.
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Strovers
Ff ‘Atlantic
Key, West
Mexi Rovers
Isher- Lardner
Putnam
Beale
Byron Long
Mnder
Black Hawk
Lerhe
Lone
Key ‘West
Tampico
Vuera Cruz
State Department
Navy Department
Key West
St el Pe
Morelos
Arturo Elias
P. Elias Calgles
Revolutionary Army of the Northwest
Legion Auxiliary Growth At City Meet In Lawrence
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion reports plans to grow beyond a hundred members within days after a meeting last night in Lawrence. Mahlon Weel announced an invitation to attend a forthcoming Legion hall affair, while Major Dinsmore Alter and Major Kreeck praised the auxiliary’s role in supporting veterans and opposing Debs in the presidential race. The mayor invited the group to use City Hall for regular meetings, and an executive committee of Mrs. T. E. Griesa, Mrs. Ed Charlton, and Mrs. Charles Carman was formed for monthly gatherings.
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Women’s Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
Mahlon Weel
Legion
Dinsmore Alter
Auxiliary
Kreeck
Lawrence
World War Veterans
Eugene V. Debs
T. EK. Griesa
Ed. Charlton
Charles Carman
Soloist and harp ensemble perform despite illness and travel
A Kansas City harp ensemble faced last minute changes as Miss Reynolds canceled due to a cold, Dean Butler filled in with solos and an encore. Blanche Potts led violin solos with Mrs Peck on harp while nine young women traveled from Kansas City for a concert tour ending in Independence, Massachusetts, with another show Thursday.
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Dean’ Butler
Today’s notable birthdays and political events summary
Eugenie former Empress of the French reaches 95. Bishop Maurice F. Burke turns 75. Mexico observes a holiday marking independence. The American Institute of Architects opens a Washington convention for three days. Connecticut Democrats gather in New Haven to name delegates for San Francisco. Missouri delegates at large are noted.
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Eugenie
Maurice F. Burke
St. Joseph
Mexico
American Institute of Architects
Washington
Connecticut
New Haven
San Francisco
Missouri
Mayor reelected in St Paul by large margin
Mayor L. C. Horgson was reelected by about 2400 votes over labor candidate William Mahoney in yesterday's city election with six precincts missing. Hodgson 20 760 votes Mahoney 18451. Mrs Helen B Hight, Network Jeans, runs a no tip shop and opines women make better barbers. Vienna features a unique orchestra composed entirely of doctors of medicine.
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St. Paul
M.zver
L. C. Horrgson
William Mahoney
Hodgson
Mahonei
Helen B. Hight
Netw Ork Jeans
Reports on presidential access outlined for newspaper men
A long, garbled account from Columbia Missouri on May 5 describes how reporters would accompany the president, with a fixed schedule, non interview rules, and detailed provisions for travel. It notes the protection of the White House circle and the challenge of obtaining quotes and print space.
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Columbia
Slo
United States
Philpher Fey
Chicago
Pribune Wold
School of Journabent
Universiy of
Missouri
Averytlums
Ra Oy
The Secret of a Superlative Brunswick Tire
The article extols Brunswick Tires as the best and most cost effective choice. It claims no patent or secret formula is needed, just quality principles and competition driving price. motorists are urged to try a Brunswick to be convinced of superior tires and tubes.
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Brunswick
Goodyear
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
Arrests Hit Six I W W Members in Kansas City
James Kelly former secretary treasurer of the I W W national organization was arrested along with five men identified by police as I W W members. Authorities say they disrupted a plot to establish I W W headquarters in Kansas City and to organize agitators for harvest work in the southwest. Mrs B W Conelly and daughter Toss visited sister Mrs A E Newby in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City
James Kelly
I. W. W. National Orpanization
Nvnth
Sioux City
B. W. Conelly
Toss
Kansas
A E
Farid War and Spies Indicate De City Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest Farid events and espionage indicators in De City. The readable text mentions spies and rising tensions, but details are unclear. Further verification needed to identify people, places, dates, and outcomes.
Harp Concert Delights Fraser Hall Audience
Fraser Hall hosted a harp concert drawing an appreciative audience. The program featured a large harp group and five Irish harp performances played by children, with steady applause after each piece.
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Fraser Hall
Lawrence
Tve
Father's Song a Memorial and Musical Education Drive
A memorial item centers on a composer and a young musician drowned in the Missouri River. The piece highlights the father's violin and the family’s wish to fund junior musical education, with public performances at the Majestic and a dream of Oriental songs remembered.
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Tyin
Missouri River
Gerald
Motiker
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