Expedition Pursues Mexican Bandits After Glenn Springs Raid
Allied forces under Maj. G. T. Longherne move from Alpine toward Coahuila to pursue seventy or more bandits who raided Glenn Springs and Boquillas, killing three cavalrymen and a boy. A Union of detachments from Marathon and Fort Clark chase toward the Rio Grande with possible cross-border action and continued warning from Washington.
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Alping
Tex
Biehth Cavary
G. T. Longherne
Marathon
el Paso
Glenn Sprites
Fort Clark
Longherne
Chahuila
Glenn Springs
Roquillas
Fourteenth Cavalry
Coahuila
Rio Grande
Cole
Boquillas
Big Bend
Alpine
Rio. Grande
Roscoe Ayree
Adobe
J." Deene
Baquitas
Mexico
Iris
Comptia
Simen
Frederick W. Sibley
Ceopitiand
TNO Wen
Bandit Morale Is Gone from Pershing Campaign
From Fir Headquarters May 3 and reports through May 8 at Columbus Ohio the Pershing expedition has slain about 123 Villa bandits with additional wounded and captured. American losses total six killed and twenty bandits slain for each American fire hit. Mexican leadership losses are also noted. The piece emphasizes a collapse in bandit morale and their reluctance to engage the U S forces, as retreat and dispersal spread.
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Fir
Ly Inotox
Columbus
X. Mi
Pershing
Mexico
NEW VERDUN ATTACK SEEMS AS HEAVY AS EARLY MARCH FIGHT
Paris reports heavy German losses as the Verdun assault continues along both banks of the Meuse. French and German corps push to break the French line across a front of about one and a half miles while ground favors attacks. Battle intensity matches earlier in March with no clear result expected immediately.
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Paris
Mary
Govinens
Veron Wits
Meuse
Cormans
Bend Man Ogm
Pricbe
Ey Homme
Costine
New Note to Germany on Submarine Orders
A dubious note from Washington warns Germany that friendly relations depend on enforcing submarine orders. It claims Germany is nearly propelling toward hostilities and that diplomatic ties will suffer if Germany proceeds. The message mentions a 76 submarine commanders and cautions the United States will not permit action that threatens Britain.
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Washington, DC
Germany
United States
Kansigprere Court Upholds State Bank Victory in 1915 Suit
The district court ruling in case noike Fiulara State Bank v John Brechheisen et al was affirmed on Saturday. The appellate decision affirms the lower court verdict for the plaintiff and awards $345,702 with costs to be taxed. The case concerns the action’s vesis and the remanding of the lower court’s judgment.
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Kansigprere
Noike Fiulara State Bank
John Brechheisen
Lawrence pair granted marriage license at Kansas City
Martin Ertoehs of Lawrence and Bertie Canton of Lawrie were granted a marriage license at Kansas City on Saturday.
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Martin Ertoehs
Lawrence
Bertie
Canton of
Lawrie
Kansas City
Special Panel for Two Criminal Gases Trial Begins
Civil and criminal juries converge as May term opens with two gambling cases and two related matters to be tried. Ledeboer sues Lawrence Street Railway for damages claiming a street car fire caused his house loss at Delaware and Thirteenth. Evictions and insulation money disputes dominate morning session as remaining cases await Wednesday hearings.
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JS. Amick
Ledeboer
Lawrence Street Railway Company
Delaware and
Thirteenth Street
Evicente
Fraternal Aid Union Board Meeting Promises Insurance Turnout
The Go ing bord of the fraternal Aid onion in session today sees April insurance totaling about 600 overs, while May promises exceed 1,050,000. Board members listed include V as president, T. AW. Work and L. 2. Roberts as vice presidents, Joy as treasurer, with Topeka and Denver officials named among attendees.
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Onion
T. AW
Roberts Tohmarie + treasiee
Joy
Topeka
FLSL
North Side Club Chooses Executive Committee
North Site Club selects four residents for its executive committee headed by President Hietaire. Members include Miss Add Down Miss Josephine Die Deny Joeit Mason and Lieury Webber. The committee meets Monday at 7 40 PM at the Methodist church to plan activities and address changing street car service to North Lawrence and related building operations.
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North Site
North Side
Lopin Lub
Doe
Mueh Iter
Lawrence
Ilpety
North Lawrence
First Daddy Sayre Day Celebrated by Pharmacy Students
Pharmacy students prepare for Tomorrow as Uins 4 celebrate the first Daddy Sayre Day marking the school’s thirtieth anniversary. A baseball game between rival teams features in the afternoon and a banquet at the Eldridge House with Parke-Davis official Be Parsons as principal speaker. Police report a drunkenness incident with a man fined and released.
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Daddy Sayre
Uins 4 of
Pharmacy
Haddy Sayre
Dea
Hirtys
Svandtra
Tie
Jim.ior
Prisuines
Tie Eldridge House
Parsons
Parke-Davis
Kansas City
Sehanl
Kansas Weather Report Update for Today and Tonight
Brief weather notice from yesterday to today indicating likely fair conditions this afternoon and tonight. Forecast notes mention a fair and cool trend into tonight and Tuesday with continued clarifications in the eastern portion.
Petition Set For University Senate On Military Courses
The University Senate will study the Student Council petition for mandatory military training. Chancellor Frank Strong noted opposition to compulsory programs, while supporting optional elective courses as the Board of Administration prepares to consider the proposal.
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Strong
Frank Strong
Bie
University
Board of Administration
Gaul Fe
Tua
Keilman Bates Tie The Married Lawrence Native Weds Topeka Secretary
The marriage of Earl Keilman a Lawrence native and Blanche Bates of Topeka occurred Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church Topeka. Keilman city editor of the Nationalist Manhattan and Bates long served as Topeka mayor’s private secretary and Topeka attorney Spd 8 advised city work. The couple’s histories include military service and years in newspaper work.
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Topeka
Keilmann
Lawrence
Blanche Bates
First Presbyterian Church
Stephens
Ube Yetstor
Keilmaa
Nationalist
Manhattan
le Ave
Teepoke
Bates
Miss Bates
Taft
Gil ‘Pos
Peko
Dense
Auissies
Spd
de Tile -ci
Merchants Luncheon Discusses July Fourth Celebration
Merchants and farmers association holds its regular luncheon at noon in the aggregation rooms to vote on July Fourth celebration plans and related business. Orion Webenson travels from Wichita to San Francisco. Mr. Ronson walks and plans to sell small specialties to fund the journey. A pedometer tallies over sixty miles as he moves through towns and hills.
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Agsoensian
Bsiness
Orion Webenson
Wausus City
Kans
Sen Franiigen
Mr. Ronsot
San Francisco
San Densi
Bensen
Varrios
Valley Falls enters state child welfare contest
Prof WA McKeever head of the child welfare division at the university will conduct a child welfare exam in his hometown Valley Falls. The town has recently joined the state child welfare contest.
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McKeever
Valley Falls
WA. MckKeever
University
Governors to Meet at University Club Tonight
The Board of Governors will convene at the University Club tonight. The host of governors will preside as attendees gather at the Etth House for the session.
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Board of Governors
University Club
Etth House
Deans of Women Conference Discusses Kansas Schools
A two day Kansas Deans of Women conference at the University of Kansas, led by Mrs. Enistaces Krews, covers welfare of women students, housing, student government, athletics, social life, and curricula. Delegates include leaders from Emporia Normal, Southwestern, Baker, Fairmount, and more. luncheon held for visitors at 900 Tennessee Street.
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Kansas
Enistaces Krews
Women of
K. U
Fragex Chapel
A. Hidde
College of
Enipo
Hattie Mitchell
Te State Ma Annéal
Takaunting Normal
Flora
Airincunt College
Pierce van Zile
Vicwltural
Manhattan
Mary Airey Whitney
Emporia
Miss Month
Tevis
Was College
Agni Riddellowe
Emporial
Friends
Anna Carl- Son
Lindsborg
Clowsh
Fairmount
Hattie
Aitehell
Mitchell
Ella Bernstorf
Southwestern College 1
Dean White
Yun Zile
Cir
Clough
College Warren
Dean Riddell
D.porter Af Baker Will
Conten
Miss: Uari
Tennessee Street
Frank Strong
Eager Galloe
anal _Oliver
Alberta Carhin
Dro
Ida HH. Hyde
Has College
Hainehean
May Fete music meet at University of West Pridaa
University of West Pridaa presents a May Fete music event with Professor Skilton composing a Latin chorus piece The Vieil of Venus and four short choruses in a style echoing Creek choral ode The performance features seven wind instruments from the University Orchestra two additional instruments and harp plus dances Apollo and Nine Mus used in courtship and torch ceremonies led by senior girls with special trumpets from New York for processions and chorus refrains
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University West Pridaa
Noor
Skilton
School of Fine Arts
Yale
Sophocles
Trati
Univesity
Apollo
Wattles
Professor Skilton
Alge Eomys
New York
VNNES Host Supper With School Clubs
George Vnnes will host a supper for about 100 guests bringing together the older boys high school club and the freshmen boys club. The event aims to discuss school completion plans, future education, and a cigarette campaign report.
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George
Allsmith
Todd
Interurban Bridge to Open Passenger Service in June
Reaty Interurban Company announces passenger traffic will begin in early June once the river crossing is finished. North side work advances faster, with the east side board walk half done and tracks soon laid. A single river bridge opening will occur in the first week of June, enabling the Lawrence Kansas City route to begin as trains are moved to the river’s edge.
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Interurban Company
Brides South
South Lawrence
Se Bridge
Lawrence
Kansas City
A Unique Recital by Miss Marie Kaiser at Presbyterian Church
Miss Marie Kaiser presented a unique recital at the Presbyterian church on Saturday, showcasing a Edison phonograph accompanied performance. The event demonstrated her vocal range by recording and replaying parts, with Prof. W B Downing and Hal Laman assisting, to introduce Edison to Lawrence audiences.
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Miss Marie Kaiser
Presbyterian Church
Marie Kaiser
Miss Kaiser
Edison
Lawrence
Ip Strane
W.B. Downing
Hal Laman
Ie Orange
Death of Uncle Geo H Raymond in Battle Creek
The death of Geo H Raymond was reported at a Battle Creek hospital Michigan. He was eight years old and had lived in Lawrence where he made many friends by his kind demeanor. The funeral was held today at Battle Creek from the home of his nephew Carroll Squird.
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C. H. Hoyt
Geo. H. Raymond
Battle Creek
Mich
Lawrence
Carroll Squird
Salina Man Leaves Law School for General Practice
A Salina resident formerly at the University of Kansas law school has withdrawn and moved to Salina to engage in the general practice of law.
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Salina
Sas City
Kan
Law School of the Diversity of
Kansas
City Franchise Debate Warns Against Long Terms
Ernest Skolstad urges Lawrence citizens to scrutinize a proposed interurban franchise to the west. He argues against a fifty year grant to the Kansas City, Kaw Valley and Western line, cites protection of schools and sewers, and calls for route and terms to favor the city before approval.
High School Fundraiser Sparks Auditorium Plans
Students organized a Friday and Saturday carnival to raise funds for a new auditorium. The event drew strong crowds, with the bell at Lawrenee reportedly ringing to announce the fire alarm as a publicity stunt. Gross receipts exceeded $100 as the student council touted the venture as both financially successful and entertaining. Mrs. Raymond Hoyt of Belpre, Kansas, visited briefly with local residents.
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Raiders
Ed Paso
Mainston
Pansuit
Washington, D. C
Lary Baker
Villa Bandits
Operlinn
Fauston
Yesterdas
Ran Antonio
Tes
Glenn ‘Springs
War Department
Fangton
Worshine
Glenn
Messein Bordur
Lareda Salmest
Sierra Blanca
Elo Paso
Anober
New Verdun
Max
Supreme Court
Eudiva Bank
Brechheisen
Gish
al Beeson
Fraternal Aid Union
Re@rts
Pharmics
Boyd
Billy Sunday
Kansas Weather Report
Earl Keilman
Eustace’ Brown
GEO. Vnnes
Reaty
NEW
Ernest Skolstad
Anterurba
Skofstad
Journal-World
Journal-Workd
Uityor
K. WW. Ry. Co
Pinckney School
Wrest Pinckney
Massachusettg Street
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Plac
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Central
Raymond Hoyt
Belpre, Kaus
Ed Seetin
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