GALL OUT GUARD 1 THREE BORDER STATES
President Wilson calls out militia from Texas Arizona and New Mexico to guard the border amid raids along the Rio Grande. Secretary Baker announces roughly 100 militia troops and additional regulars are to be deployed to strengthen border security.
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Washington
Wilson
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Baker Todas
Big Bend
Rio Grande
Arizons
Unsten
United States
Laker
Transistion Fio
Baker
Glenn Springs
Hientral
Forston
Tadas
Obregon
Althonel
Seall
Funstow
Secrvary Baker U Papei
Kie Ney
Tig Pond
Baundary
Grey Springs
Boquillas
Unclear OCR Item Involving Texan Arizona New Mexico Defense Claim
Fragmentary report notes confusion over Titian of Texas Arizona and New Mexico dispute. Mentions leadership, a park project, a company, and 151 pica in unspecified context. No clear dates or outcomes available.
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Bane Saupe
Sterie Ab Department
Texas
Arizona
Park Infactrs Company
Arizona Ready to Move Militia. Texas and New Mexico Involved
The article reports President Wilson ordering out the Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona militia with headquarters set in San Antonio. It notes a 618-strong National Guard force and outlines the units comprising the force, including infantry brigades, cavalry, artillery, and hospital troops.
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el Parse
Wilson
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Cheyer
San
Scott
Didios
Trorps
New
Mexico
Herring
Marriage License Issued in Burlingame and Lanse
A marriage license was issued this morning by Uvohate Jaden Lindy to R. G. Hepworth of Burlingame Kansas and Gladys Henley of Lanse, Teer. The brief notice confirms the essential details of the couple and the issuing official.
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Uvohate Jaden Lindy
R. G. Hepworth
Burlingame
Kansas
Gladys
Henley
Lanse, Teer
EXPECT FURTHER ATTACKS
Marathon Texas May. Cavalry reinforcements from Troops F and H of the 14th Cavalry plus a machine gun move toward the Mexican border under Col F W Sibley to bolster Clem Springs and Boquillas guard while officers doubt a punitive expedition. A detachment reports Mexican raiders and armed followers awaiting a chance to strike across the border.
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Marathon
Texas
14Th Cavalry
Glen Springs
F. W. Sibley
Clem Springs
Boquillas
Mexico
Casper Cale
Poehab
Torpedoed White Star liner Cyriane sinks with loss
Washington reports the White Star liner Cyriane torpedoed and sunk about 138 miles west of Brest. Survivors expected in New York or Canada. American casualties uncertain. Consul in Queenstown and British authorities investigate, with status of Americans aboard under review.
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Washington
Mane-Tr
State Department
Ameriegy
Frostay Queenstown
Vthisanorpings
Joop
Mand
Fastgel
Amen
Brurgins
Milourh
Dutereshou
Vost
Queenstown
Rey
London
Lloyds
Anion
Brest
Gympie
New York
Mary Dogias
Star Line
Cyarie
British Admiralty
Liverpool
White Star Line
Levon
Wats
Repulsed German Attack on Verduan Front
Allied reports claim German assault near the Meuse was repulsed after nine aircraft and heavy bombardment targeted French positions. German counterattacks were driven back by French defense, with losses and shifts noted as the front lines remained unstable.
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Verduan
Siermans
Meuse
St Louis Merchants to Entertain Lawrence Visitors
About 200 St Louis business men plan to visit Lawrence on Saturday for an entertainment program. They will arrive by special train and be hosted by local merchants, with a concert and city tour likely. A July 4 celebration in Lawrence was discussed but not decided.
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ST. Louis
Lawrence
Merchants and Free Association
Avelock
Haskett
Tien Sles
Ujou
Jengelle Hut
Arrest Three for Larceny in Santa Fe Train Case
Arthur Wilkos Pelle Jensen and Uattie Wilkosh were arrested yesterday afternoon on charges of larceny after allegedly boarding a Santa Fe train and stealing baggage. Authorities report they were taken into custody near New Jersey street after witnesses flagged suspicious activity. Police say the two women fled from a Mae delet area and packed items into suitcases before being stopped. Dan Vangline and Mel Jackson aided in the investigation leading to the arrests.
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Arthur Wilkos
Pelle Jensen
Uattie Wilkosh
Lart
Renee
Santa Fe
Mae Delet
New Jersey Street
Mas.ftekson
Lortieula Es Station
Peto Melice
Anaiter
Nensas City
Dan Vangline
Department
Tetore Che Yrain
Mel Jackson
Antaannt
Ian
Jarre
Lawrence
Local Council Sees Election Shifts and Treasury Gain
A volatile council years ago elected new members and restructured duties. The group established a book change, hosted student debates, and closed the prior era with a surplus of 215 dollars in the treasury. Revenue was raised by dances and ticket fees to fund the school library.
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Carmel Aml
Illustrated lecture by L M Perce on botany at Lutheran church
The Lutheran Brotherhood hosts an illustrated lecture by L M Perce of the University element of botany. The talk titled Wit the lovers Cyn Tell Ux About Goi will open to the public at one o clock in the afternoon. The event is under church auspices and will be public.
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L. M. Perce
Lutheran
JM. Toara
Goi
Priuite
Kansas Weather Report Summary
Fragmentary weather note reports yesterday and today with scattered numbers and phrases. Mentions unsettled Wednesday with likely showers in northern areas and cooler conditions across the region.
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North Poron
Northyrest
Smokeless Smokers Event At University Gym
The University hosts a Smokeless Smoker event in Trobinson gym on Thursday evening. Leaders from the Antic Cigarette League headline with talks by Prof. Artluy Mae Murray and Justin Bount, plus performances by Hank Maloy and others. Proceeds fund anti-cigarette campaigns, with twenty five cent tickets and ample music and refreshments.
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Trobinson Gymnasium
Men of the
Unniversite
Hrank Maloy
Dalle
Tancelloy Strong
Artluy Mae Murray
Ag Pubfig
Uarty Harlin
Justin Bount
Graduating Rectal Philip Flint Stevens Recital Tonight
Philip Iv ens son of Prof. nol Ales gives a Fraser hall program at 8 o'clock with Cady soprano and Miss Anmi Rwee. The recital includes works by Bach Saint-Saens and Charpentier among others. Vocal and instrumental pieces feature Stevens, Kintee Thilin Fi and Ralph Kintee.
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Philip Flint Stevens
Fraser Hall
Philip Ivens
Nol Ales
O'Elock
Stevens
Cady
Ralph Steven
Anmi
St. Anne
Baelis
Aimer
Selanne Sanchi
AL Anpassionato
Adugin
Selorzo
Dualige Flint Steves
Vinktnedlo
Louise
Charpentier
Miss Cady
Becker to Speak Thursday at Local University Forum
Professor Carl Beckey of the history department at the University of Minnesota will lecture Thursday on an extensive system of mental faculty structure. The talk is part of a spring series aimed at student engagement. a second talk by Professor Fy Al Oexten of paleology is planned for May.
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Carl Beckey
Univ
Une Lee
Beeker
University of Minnesota
Beoker
Ofin
Facalty
Fraser
Osaid
Oexten
Department of Pavelolasy
Syurra
Will Discuss Cherry Crop at Warren Street Meeting
Mr and Mrs HOA Sible will entertain a meeting of the Dd Roviety May 13 in county horticultural eloo. The event, located a quarter mile south of the west end of Warren street, will open with a picnic dinner and a business session to follow.
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Hoa. Sible
Ik Ae
Dd Roviety
Warren Street
Jury Awards $60.08 After Hose Cut Caused Fire Loss
Jury spent seven hours to reach a verdict for Clemmed House claiming the fire would have been prevented if water hose had not been cut. The Lawrence Street Railway and Light Company faced a $60.08 judgment for the unburned portion of the home. Trial also covered damages in a separate case by Harry Evans against Fuseria Henley for injuries from alleged careless driving.
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Ackerauin
Judy
Alice Ledebder
Lawrence Street Railway and Light Company
Railway Company
Harry Evans
Fuseria Henley Fourdamnases
Hireagh
Stand Firm On Cigireus Rate In Lawrence Show Fight
Law rence officials confront a dispute over a proposed weekly license of 30 dollars per show for international acts. Peyser of Dilernational Shows argues the ordinance price forces losses and threatens to move shows to New York if not adjusted. Commissioners consider amending rates while keeping current fees if needed.
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Ity Commission
Pexser
Colyfield
Lave
Woodland Park
Lake Steamer Lost in Storar Sault to Maine
A damaged report states a steamer from Northwestoration Co. opened at Detroit Fault Harbor in Lake Superior yesterday during a voyage. The vessel carried passengers and cargo. it is believed two people were drowned.
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Storar Sault
Maine
Northwestortation Co
Dotroit
Lake Superior
Sentence unclear liquor sale case in frep court
A defendant faced two counts in a frep court on a liquor sale charge after a trial. The defendant was held temporarily in custody pending further proceedings.
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Cinta Eitlit
Frep
Senterée
Withhield, Temporaril
Y M C A Directors to Meet Tomorrow
The Y M C A board of directors will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at the association building. The session opens with luncheon at 12:38 and will cover routine matters on the agenda.
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Iusociation
Korean critic to speak in Lawrence on American life
Korean critic Dong Sung Kim, a young visitor, plans addresses in Lawrence this week at the First Methodist and Congregational churches. He has spent six years in the United States and offers Oriental Impressions in Azueria, a collection of essays on American life with keen observations.
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Dong Sung Kim
Lawrence
Lawy Wenee
First Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Kim
United States
Kin
Irving Cobb
Sidewalk dispute over bridge access in city plan
City commissioners threaten to file against interurban plans for a partial sidewalk on the bridge. They fear east side traffic would worsen accidents unless the sidewalk goes entirely across. Interurban, urged by residents, may not concede. Several city official actions were reported, including fire chief reappointment and pay changes.
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Massachusetts
Cty
W. EF
Reimissh
Tly City
Widisco
Maple Grove
Oak Hill Cemetery
J.B. Galbraith
Thirteenth Street
Rhode Island
Cast
Gailbraith
Town urged to rally for elm tree pest control
Lawrence faces severe elm tree pests this spring as residents report widespread damage to trees and roses. City officials consider action after Ottawa’s example, weighing a public sprayer purchase to treat park trees and private property at a cost of about 0.15 per tree sprayed.
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J. N. van der Vries
City Commission
Lawrence
Ottawa
van Dey Vries
Hartley
Child Dies During Visit From Rodgers Family
Joseph Charles Rodgers, year old son of Mr and Mrs J D Rodgers of Texas died Sunday afternoon of meningitis while visiting his grandparents Mrs H C W afile 1528 Kentucky Street. The family left for Dallas for funeral services at the Catholic cathedral this morning.
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Dallas
Texas
Strong's Speaking Dates Chancellor's Spring Addresses
Chancellor of ER U Will plans many addresses this spring as part of the school year calendar. Minvegllor Krank Strong lists commencement dates and schedules for May June 4 at Leav and related events.
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ER. U
Minvegllor Krank Strong
Frithy
Caw
Boys Clubs Meet at Y M C A Tonight
George Innes will host at the YMCA Building as preparations are made to welcome high school and freshman boys for a boys club gathering tonight. Several speakers will address the group followed by a business meeting to discuss further steps in the anti cigarettes campaign.
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Y. A
Geo. Innes
Furthier
Korean-born writer Dos Sang Kim to speak at First Methodist
Dos Sang Kim, a Korean native now educated in the United States and noted as a writer and thinker, will convert to Christianity and speak at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday evening at 7:45. He comes with high recommendations and will be introduced by Mrs. J. chief, who will share news from the general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dos Sang Kim
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrr
Kin
J.chiel
Supper Up the River by the Belass of the YOM
A group aboard the river took advantage of pleasant weather to row to an island and cook supper in the woodsman style under James Ackrigh and aided by Doin Woodward. A line about an artist and spring is playfully included with an old-time motto about paying dry goods bills.
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Fisinet
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St. Louisans
K. U
Kansas Weather Report
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Anti-Cigarette League
Becker
K. U. Tistorian
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Briind
U. S
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