Expedition Pursues Bandits After Glen Springs Raid
A new expedition formed under Maj. T. Longhoyne moved from El Paso toward Glenn Springs to hunt fleeing bandits who raided Boquillas and Glen Springs. Two cavalry troops from Fort Clark join later, with detachments along the border aiming to prevent cross border pursuit into Coahuila as reports place bandits across northern Coahuila.
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Tex
T. Longhoyne
Marathon
Paso
Glenn Springs
Fort Clark
Longhoyne
Coahuila
Glen Springs
Boquillas
Pourtesnth
Conhuita
Reunion
Cayilain Cole
Roquillas
Nik
Tore
al Marathon
Southaward
Mitrate Rusene Tyree
Aiobe
J. Deemer
Mexcan
Vomplon
Vie Bend
el Paso
Oly Frederick W Silley
Weil
Bandit Morale Plunges in Punitive Expedition
Field dispatch reports Pershing's punitive expedition facing about 1250 bandits and 300 wounded. American losses include four killed and twenty wounded per ratio. Mexican leaders suffer several defections while morale collapses among the bandits. fighters refuse to stand and retreat under sustained fire.
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Field
Columbms
Uid
Pershing
Mexico
Advalat Cous
Germans Launch Fresh Verdun Assault With Heavy Losses Reported
German attacks near Verdun push along the Meuse with intense combat and extremely heavy losses. French defense holds key positions including Head Man Hill while German corps press along trenches east of the Meuse. The battle rages as authorities assess results and remaining ground in the ongoing siege.
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Verdun
Meuse
Cormans
Cmminander
Cnet
la Menne
Thi
Haudromont
Douaumont
Costine
Note to Germany assurances on submarine orders
A dated message from Washington indicates a note to Germany has been completed and will be delivered. It states that diplomatic relations would continue if submarine orders are followed, but Central Powers cannot permit negotiations with Britain under current conditions.
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Washington, D. C
Coermany
Uriel
Germany
Cynem
Britain
Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction Appeal
The Kansas supreme court affirmed a district court ruling in a murder case, detailing a judgment in favor of the plaintiff. The awarded amount totaled $5,657.92 plus costs from the lower court, reflecting the appeal outcome and related litigation costs.
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Supreme Court
Badera Bank
Brechheisen
Kansas Supreme Eqirt
Venti
Marriage license granted to Marlin Enochs and Bertie Cannon
The couple Marlin Enochs of Lawrence and Bertie Cannon of Lawrence were granted a marriage license at Kansas City on Saturday, confirming their upcoming nuptials.
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Marlin Enochs
Lawrence
Bertie Cannon
Kansas City
Special Panel For Two Criminal Cases
Court opens with civil actions as Ledeboer v. Lawrence Street Railway seeks damages after a street car allegedly hit a house fire hose, delaying criminal docket. Two gambling cases remain. jury pool strained, special panel possible to finish May term trials.
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1. S. Amick
Sas
Ledeboer
Lawrence Street Railway Company
Delaware
Thirteenth Street
Laintiff
Kansas Weather Report From Yesterday
Weather report notes yesterday in Kansas with figures and forecasts. Expect fair conditions tonight and Tuesday, especially in the northwest portion.
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Northwest
University Considers Military Training Petition
The university chancellor says the petition for mandatory military training will receive careful attention. The University Senate will review it next, with the Board of Administration informed. the chancellor will decide after further investigations. He opposes compulsory training and conscription, favoring elective courses and stressing concern over unrest.
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Phe
Mens Student Council
University Senate
Board of Adminison
Collee
Universi
Studens
Deans of Women Discuss Problems at Kansas Conference
A two day Kansas women educators conference at the University of Kansas focused on welfare for women students housing social life and athletics. Deans and delegates from Fairmount Baker Southwestern and other colleges discussed student government activities and responsibilities to freshmen with sessions led by Miss Flora Clough Pierce Van Zile and Dean Edith Taputta among others.
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Dlaus Wousin
Kansas
Eustace
K. U
Wom
Collbee
Fraser
Flora C. Clough
Fairmount College
Pierce Vath Zilj
Ag Ricntural College
Pierce van Zile
Manhattan
Mary Alice Whitney Mal
Edith College
W Llty
van Zile
Frosiinen
Deda Clough
College Watien
Dern Riddell
Alice D. Porter
Baker
Selling Lots of Insurance Amid Board Session May
Reports before UKad advisors of the Fraternal Air Union indicate May promises a siege and breaker. April insur ance sales totalled over 1 000 000. Board members at the session include Ve Young president H W Waring president LD Roberts secretary Yd Sweeney tax Dol Ww Topekay FS Bishop Denver W F L Plearne Mancum Obi Beal O Wael Mount Hope Kans and Wok Burd Lawrence.
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Dol
Topekay FS
Bishop
Denver
W. FL
Plearne
Mancum
Obi
Beal O. Wael
Mount Hope
Kans
Wok
Burd Lawrence
Keilman Marries Miss Bates Topeka secretary to mayors
Earl Keilman of Lawrence wed Blanche Bates of Topeka, longtime secretary to Topeka mayors, at the First Presbyterian parsonage. Rev Stephen Estey officiated as Keilman, a former Topeka reporter and current Manhattan National Guard editor, begins married life with Bates, whose city hall ties span several administrations.
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Topeka
Eld. Keilman
Lawrence
Popeka
Alias Bates
Major de FoTouse
Artedous
Kellan
Coist Artillery
Degert
Spegial Istitetion
Port Monyot
North Side Club Elects Executive Committee
The North Side Utopia lab faction announces an executive committee selection including Burt, Carey, Westfall, Buckininister, Wicker, Henry Uringle, Lenny Moses, and Henry Weingarten. A committee meeting is set for Monday evening at the Merhi odiat, with plans to boost club activities in North Lawrence.
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North Side Club
North Side
Utopia Lab
Che Nanos
Tey
Burt
AL Carey
Dha Westfall
iss-Addie Buckininister
Josephing Wicker
Henry Uringle
Lenny J. Moses
Henry Weingarten
Courntittes
North
Lawrence Willill
North Lawrenge
May Fete Music at University Promises Classical Chorus
The May Fete at the University features Professor Skilton directing a Latin chorus performing The Vigil of Venus in Latin. He arranged four Greek style choruses with dances, accompanied by seven wind instruments, doubled bass, and harp. Special trumpets from New York will lead processions and refrains.
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CL Os. Skilten
Fine Arts
Yale
Sainti College
Sophocles
Skilroy
Proessor Skilton
Fle
Apollo
Diana
Wattles
Professor Skilton
New York
Merchants and Mariners Luncheon Tomorrow at Noon
The Merchants and Mariners Asseria Gm hosts its regular midday luncheon tomorrow at noon in the association rooms. Dupartit business matters will be discussed, including the celebration rule 2 restrictions and a report on the trip of Mr Senson walking from Kansas City toward San Francisco. The journey is notable as he walks to earn his way by selling pedometers, having already covered over sixty miles to Las Tente with uphill and downhill terrain.
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Merchants and Mariners' Asseria
Dupartit
Orion vW.i
Menson
Kansas City
Nans
Sar Franvigeo
Lawrence
Senson
San Francisco
Benson
Ducati
Araies
San Prantisco
Juail
Bengen
Lastente
First Daddy Sayre Day Celebrated at University School
The University school of pharmacy plans a celebratory event tomorrow marking the first Daddy Sayre Day on its thirty first anniversary. A baseball game between The Jane and micv falarmacy teams will precede a banquet at Eldridge house with B. E. Parsons of Parke-Davis to be principal speaker. A drunkenness offense led to a minor fine. local officials note Lawrence remains law-abiding since Billy Sunday era.
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Daddy Sayre
University School
Phamacy
Prolite Sayre
Deii
Lanquet
Eldridge House
B. E. Parsons
Parke-Davis
Kansas
Cire
Thal
hei _ giimder
Chie
Boyd
Lawrence
Billy
Innes to Host Supper for Public School Boys
George Tane plans a supper event to highlight public and high school students. About 100 guests are expected, with topics covering school continuation plans and a cigarette campaign. Ed Todd and Simons will speak on quitting school and future education. a police chief interview is also planned.
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George Tane
Ela
Freshiuen
Ing
Aiarith
U Simons
Todd
Interurban Bridge Progress Speeds Passenger Traffic
The Interurban Company reports rapid progress on the Lawrence river bridge. Piling and track laying are advancing. north side nearing completion and a river pier is in place. Once the bridge track is installed, passenger service between Lawrence and the southern area will begin within about thirty days.
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Interurban
South Lawrence
Rive
Sheen
He Tagen
Ste Tari
Lanwrence
Davin
Ailie Maga
Unique Recital Features Miss Kaiser Duets With Herself
Miss Marie Kaiser presented a unique recital at the Presbyterian church on Saturday evening in Lawrence. The soprano earned praise for unusual excellence and charm. The program showcased her voice opposite the Edison phonograph, reproducing records and allowing her to duet with the instrument and alternate with the phonograph’s alto passages. Introduced by Prof WB Downing of the fine arts series, Kaiser impressed the audience with her artistry.
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Marie Kaiser
Presbyterian Churel
Kaiser
Joriial
Edison
Lawrence
McKeever to Lead Valley Falls Child Welfare Campaign
McKeever head of the child welfare division at the university will conduct a welfare campaign program on Wednesday May 10 in Valley Falls, his hometown. The town recently joined the statewide welfare contest.
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McKeever
Valley Falls
Wal McKeever
University
Board of Governors to Meet at University Club
The Board of Governors will hold a meeting tonight at the club house of the University Club, with attendees expected to discuss ongoing university governance matters and organizational plans.
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Board of Governors
Univesity Club
Prill
Cluh House
Death of Uncle in Battle Creek Hospital
The death notice for Geo. H Raymond, uncle to Mrs. C. H. Hoyt, reports he died in a hospital in Battle Creek Michigan at age 18. He had visited Lawrence several times and made many friends with his kind manner. The funeral was held today at Battle Creek from the home of his nephew Croll Squire.
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C.H. Hoyt
Geo. H Raymond
Lattle Creek
Mich
Ife
Lawrence
Battle Creek
Croll
Squire
Kansas City Lawyer Moves Practice to Salina
Buzick Jr, long practicing in Kansas City Kansas since graduating from the University of Kansas Law School, has relocated to Salina to engage in general legal practice.
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Salina
Lawrence City Considers Fifty Year Interurban Franchise
Lawrence city officials invite public input on a fifty year interurban franchise proposed for the KLG, K. and W. Ry. Co. The critics urge adding overlooked routes and tightening freight restrictions, noting city growth and water pipe rights may affect future changes and the route west from the city.
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Lasvrence
KLG
W. Ry. Co
Ional
Papa Y
Massachusetts Street
Levee Street
Massachusetts
A. mi
Ge Us Tt
W. Ky. Co
Lavwrence
High School Carnival Aids Auditorium Fund Drive
Students organized a Friday and Saturday carnival to raise money for a new school auditorium. The event drew community interest, with receipts exceeding $100. Mrs. Raymond Hoyt of Belpre Kansas visited briefly with local residents.
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Aawrener
Central
High. School, Boys. Club
Eeas
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