Langhorne's Men Press for Patrol Duty on Border
Reports that Major Langhorne and the Virginia Cavalry cross into Mexico with can include 2000 infantry. Mention of Texas guard mobilization, border patrols, and discussions at the War Department on reinforcing forces and evacuating Americans with ongoing uncertainty of operations.
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Seerers Baker
Postponed Rural Vinland Election Notice For June 1
Sparse posted notices announce a rural Vinland election on June 1. The document notes chores to be performed and required steps, with failing compliance risking legal action under state law. Local residents already saw activity at the polling site as preparations continue.
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Vinland
Thruse
Antelock
Sisteen Suliporn
Joe Stevens Released After Serving Term
The report notes Joe Stevens was released yesterday from county jail after serving a term. He weighed ten pounds more than on entry. The piece mentions twenty four inmates in the country jail and a jail capacity of thirty. Recently twenty nine inmates were enrolled.
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Joe Stevens
Ree Eunty
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Stevens
Jay
Copenhagen
Ambaceader
Washington
Ik Gert
Phaen
Riley Officers To Border Auction Cis
Riley plans to leave Riley for the Mexican border today after a graduation from the local school. The student and service background are noted, with the departure to border duties mentioned in terse terms.
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Atuys Nounted Service
Mrs Kent Seriously Injured in Home Incident
Mrs Mollie Kent is seriously injured at her home on 610 West Sixth Street. Emergency crews responded and transported her for treatment. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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Mollie Kent
610 West Sisth Street
Missing Crew Sunk Ship Off Port and Harbor
San Luis Obispo reports a grounded steamer named Hoanoke sunk after a shift in seas 160 miles south of Panama. Crew of five mates and captain’s party search continues for missing members as rescue ships and lifeboats are being used amid reports of five bodies recovered ashore at Port-au-Lois.
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Risinehius Hoanoke
iCalifornia South Sex Navigation Company
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Sane Paanei
Lansing
Port Au
Richard Dickson
Dickson
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South Uence Porte
Rumors of Peace Again Afloat in Europe
News from New York May day reports Joseph Grew’s Berlin departure with a confidential message. The American note and Dutch pacifist appeal push for mediation conference among central nations, amid German submarine dispute and proposals for peace talks.
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Nether Anti-War Council
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Conference of Central Nations
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Goring
Devonshire and Derby figures cited in mandate debate
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Duke of Devonshire and the Baronet of Derby in a discussion linked to Ireland. It mentions the Hart of Werby and a Nottingham tie, with vague allusions to political roles and party alignment.
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Forces Ahead at Rome Prompt Open Debate in Youth Center
A garbled but readable report highlights Charine O'Hearn of Lawrence in charge of a student group, with mentions of a ruler named Pope Beiorptet and the Catholic college noted in connection to a governance role. The text hints at a public lecture or chartered activity involving local youths and institutions.
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Lawrence
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Collyne
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Battle losses tallied as German fire hits hillsides
The War Office announced today severe losses at Hill and South Hill positions near Antheeken Dean amid German bombardment.
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Christian Pastor Darsie to Lead Portland Church Bible School Aim
Dr. Darsie to assume pastorate at First Christian Church Portland Oregon next Sunday He earned Bethany College degree in 1892 and is hailed as a leading minister His plan centers on building a strong Bible school as the church’s key factor in growth and outreach The congregation awaits his first sermon at the new pulpit and reception this week
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Lawrence |Elurah
Darsie Sands
Darsie An
Ales
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Clearee
Chareh Wilh
Witney
Nea Pasion
Politico tensions between Vermans and Ameriga raise fears
A fragmentary, editoral tone discusses President Wilson's diplomacy and potential election implications. The piece mentions urgency about German relations and hints at calls to watch for a strategic diplomatic victory influencing re election prospects.
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Mayo
Noel
Treiarn
Mint
Witay
Owhiel
Wali
Boy Must Choose Between Duty and Family Pressure
The text describes Hartshorn facing a conflict between obeying a military order to report for duty on the Mexican border and his father urging him to continue his studies at the university. A message from a commander and a telegraph from Luis Tether pressures him, while another officer notes disobedience could occur if urged to ignore commands. Hartshorn’s role and the family influence are central.
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Neweb
Hanerlley Arrowe
Kansas Weather Report Shows Showers Into Friday
A Kansas weather update notes showers tonight and continued cool conditions through Friday as a pre fair period proceeds.
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Hugh Means Grand Warden Elected By Knights Templars
The document lists Hugh Means as grand warden and details several other officers and appointments within the Knights Templars. Names include Charles Lente, Watkins William Wes, McCullagh, and Robert Ho Montgomery among others, with roles such as deputy grand commander and grand standard bearer. Place names hint at Topeka and likely local ceremonies.
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Topeka
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Carri
dLeringtens
Mrederick Ladertz
Robert Ho Montoomery
Ted Means
Evand Warden
Laprences Cal
Mh. Fuller
Nin al Ie
Audiik
Lenveanworth
Lawrence Merchants Back Baldwin Celebration Plan
Lawrence merchants and farmers association agrees to cooperate with Baldwin for a joint Fourth of July celebration. A committee including Sweeney Gruller Simons Perkins will coordinate effort to invite Lawrence residents to join Baldwin events and support a festive day. Company H plans a Decoration Day ball to help clear company debt at Woods Landing Park pavilion. committee to finalize details tonight.
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Te Niven
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Bor Rete Ly Company Ib of
National Caard
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Te Sweeney
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Otis Perkins
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Hastight
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Miss Gittens Reelected Secretary of University Y W I A
Miss Anne Gittens was reelected secretary of the University Y W I A yesterday after a cabinet advisory meeting. The motion reaffirmed her role for next year though some members voiced continued concerns about her performance.
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A Piano Bought for a Lifetime Promises Reliability
The notice urges careful piano selection, stressing long lasting reliability and cautious buying. It contrasts a well known maker and a straightforward dealer with dealer advertising in the Journal-World, advising readers to compare offerings and avoid reckless purchases.
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Inquiry into Lawrence telephone rates stirs business leaders
Merchants and Farmers association forms a committee to study adequate exchange rates for Lawrence. Belk Telephone Exchange’s proposed rate increase prompts canvassing of the town. The group aims to determine fair pricing and assess possible adjustments while avoiding overcharges.
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Farners Ciation
Rivestiss
Belk Telephone Exchange
Lawrence
Roe
Rankin
D. Werver
Public Utilities Commission
Topeka
Ushk
Far
Bart Brown Declines State Democratic Chairman Post
Lawrence figure Bart Brown says he is not a candidate for the Kansas state Democratic chairmanship. Papers had pointed him as a possibility while he hoped EL Murphy of Leavenworth might be persuaded to reconsider. Senator Thom Niemany is named as a potential alternate candidate.
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First Regiment Band Opens Outdoor Concert Series
The First Regiment Band plans an open air concert in South Park tomorrow evening weather permitting. The program includes marches and overtures such as Washingtonian Overture and selections from whimsical operas with titles like Maybells and Medley lakertime. The event marks the season’s fest opening at Concord with Mrs. Winie conducting.
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Lakertime
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Remieks
Struck Quick Sand Delays Maple Grove Drainage Work
Construction on the Maple Grove drainage ditch slows as a quicksand like deposit hampers laying the south bank fill. Workers uncover forest remnants along the north bank and the project faces delivery and dig delays for the river trench. Marriage licenses issued for Lindley, Holman, Hall, Tee, Winter, and Blockall. public interest noted in local borrowing.
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Ireetor
Rhevy
Trolland
Aydee Lindley
Iernoun
Mangus
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Topeka
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Lonie M. Tee
Lawrence
A. J. Winter
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May Fete Spectacle Promises Scholarship Benefit
A May Fete spectacle is planned for tomorrow afternoon at EK. A large cast will perform in the event, with revenue directed toward scholarships. The program is billed as the most spectacular performance of the season.
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Medieval fantasy opens festival at university grounds
The annual May fair festival at the university features a medieval fantasy The Smile of Laughter staged by students including about five Humber University participants The performance will use new lighting and two elevated platforms for a grand spectacle with a chorus of fifty men and women The program includes scenes from ancient history and myth with a heavy emphasis on classical figures and ceremonial pageantry.
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Freulwess Riking
Deby M. Shea
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Berg
Tony
Earl Metcalf
Gre Rian
Nuit
Chas. S. Skilton
School of Fine Arts
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Florence Tunete
Shi Ruth Fi Barbart Abel
Arthur Nevin
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