Revolt Gains Steam Against Carranza In Mexico
Reports from Juarez, Laredo, and Mexico City indicate growing revolt against President Carranza. Troops mobilize toward Mexico City, with 1,000 marching from Juarez and 500 more due, as Gonzales resists royalist Oaxaca forces and Puebla declares martial law. Villa offers aid rejected to avoid U.S. complications. signals of possible government departure loom.
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Morguia
Juehis
Pablo Gonzales
Otumba
Mexico City
Puebla
Washington
Gonzales
Mexico
Geneales
Puebla City
Guadalajara
Laredo
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Candido Aguilar
Vera C
Fl Paso
Mass
Juarez
Joze Gonzalo Escobar
Escobar
Sonora
Casas Grandes
San Antonio
Lampasas
Neuva Laredo
Kansas Forecast Says Fair Tonight Through Saturday
The Kansas forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with cooler air in the northern portion. Temperature details are incomplete in the source, but current readings show variations from yesterday to today, with measurements for the afternoon.
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Kansas
To Sell At Cost In Topeka May 7 Advertisement Offer
Topeka merchants announce a cost sale of men s suits with no profit to the shop owners. The ad claims price points such as 40 suits at 45.75 and 80 suits at 86, urging a stand against rising garment costs driven by labor and trade factors.
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Topeka
Kansas
Post Passes Back On Deportations
Washington May 7 Louis F Post assistant secretary of labor testified before the house rules committee that Anthony Caminetti delayed deportation actions by withholding cases to craft memoranda. He said he then changed procedures to issue final decisions himself, noting the change occurred after criminal offenders were arrested. He accused Caminetti of issuing hundreds of warrants on Caminetti’s recommendation and said the committee’s reports showed little understanding of the proceedings.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Lodzy
Louis F. Tost
Labor Department
Anthony Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Post
Cansinetti
New Board Member Washington March 7 Platt N Y
Washington March 7 Falmund Platt of Poughkeepsie New York a Republican representative from the twenty first district chosen by the President for membership on the federal reserve board. He will succeed Albert Strauss who resigned recently. Platt serves fourth term and edits the Poughkeepsie Eagle News. Peace Resolution M and Washington May 7 Senate Republican steering committee agrees to bring Republican resolution to end the fate of war with Germany and Austria before the senate for continuous consideration until disposal.
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Washington
Falmund Platt
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Twenth New York
Federal Reserve Board
Platt
Albert Strauss
Ranking An Currency Committee
Germany
Austria
Senate
Senate Republican Steering Committee
Sued on Contract and Quiet Title Suits Filed
This morning in district court F. H. Church sued N. G. Swallow for 1200 dollars on a contract for property purchase. James Devine filed a quiet title suit against Jack Walter. An English medical scientist recommends a museum visit as a remedy for scholars brain fag.
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F. H. Church
District Court
N. G. Swallow
James Devine
Jack Walter
Time Table of Friendship Run Itinerary Set
A committee led by C W McKeen and others traveled from Lawrence to map the routes for the Chamber of Commerce friendship run next Tuesday. Stops include Williams town Perry OsKaloosa McLouth Tonganoxie and return to Lawrence with Oskaloosa as a scheduled stop. Drawings for line positions will occur Monday at noon with banners assigned to car owners.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. W. McKeen
C. F E. Ducker
Edwin Lang
Gien Clarkon
Lawrence
Jefferson and
Leavenworth County
Willamstown
Perry
Orkisloosa
Mc Louth
Tonganexie
Keno
Bick
Inneheon
Oskaloosa
Hold Conference on Women’s Work
The vocational committee of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae will conduct a vocational conference for women students at the University at 2:39 o’clock Saturday in Room 110 Fraser Hall. Mrs. W. E. Cramer of the Women’s Vocational Bureau in Kansas City will discuss opportunities for women in occupations other than teaching. Miss Helen Wray of John Taylor’s department store in Kansas City will discuss openings for women in department stores. Miss Maud Brown in child hygiene and Miss Geraldine Brown of business women’s clubs will cover their fields. Mrs. Cramer will hold personal conferences with a limited number of women. notify Miss Luella Warner in Room 114, Fraser Hall, to participate.
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The
Association of Collegiate Alumnac
Fraser Hall
W. E. Cramer
Women's Vocational Bureau
Kansas City
Helen Wray
John Taylor’s
Maud Brown
Geraldine Brown
Heavy rain ends drought in Lone Star area
County Commissioner John Hoover reported the heaviest rainfall in two years fell yesterday morning at Lone Star, promising ample water for stock and weirs through the summer. Also notes a Clinton M E church homecoming May 9 with Rev. Dunlap preaching at 11 am and 2:30 pm, inviting baskets. Clyde Husted near Midland found tame wild coyotes in a slough drinking milk.
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John Hoov
H Ur
Lone Star
Hoover
Clinton
M. E
Mn Dunlap
Lawrence
Clyde Husted
Midland
State Typist Championship Held In Two Sections
The Kansas State Typist Association conducts one section of the state championship today at Newton and another tomorrow to determine the overall state champion in professional, amateur, and novice classes. About forty contestants from several cities competed with a silver loving cup awarded to the winning school.
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Kansas State Typist Association
J.C G. Brink
Newton
Brink
Jenee
Fiere
Absewtom
iIn
Imore
Sineok
Loran
Otay Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka
Argentine
Mary and
Lawrence
Siver Loving
Arthur Capper
Ceed
Fraser Hall
Frederick J. Kelly
School of Education
Mixed Ticket Chosen On Hill Election At University
The University spring election produced a hot contest with record votes. John C. Tracey of Pittsburg won the student council presidency on the Crimson and Blue ticket, while Claude H. Vorke of Lawrence earned the vice presidency.
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Cn. Hineetinir
John C. Tracey
Pittsburg
Claude H. Vorke
Lawrence
Carl I. Winsee
Atchinson
Reconstruction
University film night to fund campus reel purchase
Students will screen K U movies, Engineers Parade and campus views in Fyuser chapel next Monday night under student council auspices. Wallace Rent feature will play at the same time. Ticket proceeds will fund a state advertising reel costing about $400.
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K. U
Fyuser
Field Day Called Off. Rescheduled Next Week
The field day planned for this afternoon at Haa Kell was canceled due to weather. The meet and avi l competition will be held next week on a date to be announced later.
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Haa- Kell
Piatt to Present Kiwanis Charter in Lawrence
Hin Piatt known as Bill Piatt will visit Lawrence to conduct the Kiwanis charter presentation. The ceremony is planned for 2 noon next Wednesday at the weekly meeting. Kiwanis members pledged support for the Chamber of Commerce friendship drive and discussed improving local service.
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Hin” Piatt
Kansas University
W. H. H. Piatt
Kansas City
Lawrence
Lawrence Kiwan's
Chamber of Commerce
Lang
Opal Holmes
Kathryn Lane
Allen to Methodists
Nes Moines Iowa May 7 The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will observe the board of Sunday school anniversary tonight Governor Henry J Allen of Kansas will speak No special order of business was set for today The committee on itinerancy discussed a minimum salary of 1500 a year for ministers and recognition of women in the ministry
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Nes Moines
Iowa
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Sunday School
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Opposition Framing Wood Campaign Ties to DuPont Threat
Washington May 7 Senator Kenyon Iowa said in the senate that DuPont De Nemours and Co Wilmington Delaware virtually threatened to oppose Major General Leonard Wood's presidential nomination campaign unless Senator Moses New Hampshire campaign manager withdraws his opposition to the pending bill. Kenyon quoted a Weston company publicity letter urging an explanation for Moses opposition to the measure. Frelinghuysen noted German interests were trying to defeat the bill.
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Washington
F Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
F. IT
DuPont de Nemours and Co
Wilmington
Del
Leonard Wood
Moses
New Hampshire
Kenyon
Charles K. Weston
General Wood
United States
Itoes
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Disbandment of Germany's Air Service Under Versailles Terms
Berlin May 7 reports say Germany's air service has been disbanded under Versailles treaty terms. An entente commission aims to destroy air dromes and flying establishments built at a cost of sixty million marks, per semi official notices.
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Berlin
Germany
Entente Commission
Tagische Rundshyv
Deay Acquitted In Poison Charge In 1920 Trial
Walter Deay was found not guilty in district court of attempting to poison Mrs. Ethel Herr. The jury deliberated under ten minutes, with testimony focused on alibi and motives as neighborhood spectators watched a trial that echoed the infamous incubator baby case in Douglas County.
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Walter Deay
Ethel Herr
C. J. Dodds
Deay
Maryin Herr
Pleasant Grove
Herr
Ahhors
The
Vale
Tobl
Douglas County Court
C. A. Smart
Laurence
Mrs. Herr
Deagy
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