Mexican Troops Move to Border Amid Diplomatic Talks
Reports from El Paso detail Mexican government officials stating 10 border troops are being moved to northern frontier posts as General Obregon orders troop dispositions. Officials say the withdrawal of troops from certain districts is coordinated to prevent conflict while Mexican and American authorities monitor developments.
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al Paso
Jaah Almadten
Torvign
Delieta
Obregon
Ceneral
HCC
Esse Forestaee
Ruud Este
Alendy
Cea Trevino
Chhoaloa
Combuthe
Nike
Heol
Garrio
Cualsila
Imediatte
Parral
Ain Avery
Syntings Stud
Ila Viel
Assoch
Olaweni
Mar Atiaeloe
Wititrawal
Nineriesn
Heli Sane
Ainador
Lee Cerdite
Ainandor
Gbrywon
Paso
Tex
Scott
Dransfer
Questi Technomatte
Elamels
Senerats Scott
Bonston New Aire
Funstan
Mersin
Siley
Colin
Inna Cr
Puehinchan, PLC
T.S Pen
Hoel Scott
Septehary Daiker
Thay
Genet Scott
Washington
General Post
Santonio
Wher
Lipsing
Cyraza
Areediawlo
Crranga
Fonmelio
Rene Ratte
Wilson
Supplies Moved Back Words in War Report
A brief dispatch notes American troops withdrawing to safer bases in the southwest front. It cites transportation cargo moved from Sart Antonio to Nan quips and mentions northern Chi neloga as a protective focus. Montana recruits report local cowboys offering services to the war effort.
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Mas Dal
America
San Materio
Mes
Chineloga
Sart
Antonio
Unclear OCR Report on Allied Plot and Dismissed Attaché
Fragmentary report notes a cowboy, a 1600 man force, and a Dec or May timelines. Mentions Captain Boyed Dismissed Attaché honored by Emperor William. references Red Order and a Canadian Welland Canal plot. Contains many garbled names and places.
No Change in Mexican Policy Stated by U S Govt
The U S Government insists border safety takes priority in Mexican policy. Diplomats from both governments will begin negotiations. Reports note remarks by Baker and others on border security and plans for possible troop actions.
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U. 8
Brackets on North Span Block East Side Walk Plan
City officials debate reconfiguring sidewalks on the old river bridge after flood repairs. A new path on the west side and temporary closure on the east side may force pedestrians to detour until construction finishes, raising safety and traffic concerns.
Death of Miss Bogardus Funeral Services Held
Miss Bogardus died yesterday after years of residence with Mr and Mrs Wilder in Glens Falls New York. The funeral will be held from the home tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock with services by the First Baptist Church of Glens Falls. She was a member of the Robert Le Bogardis family and long active in church charities.
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Bowardus
Wilders
Bowardia
Wilder
Rome
Aimrypeae
Hye
Pirat Baptist
Clery
Mixa
Alard
Masa
Glens Halls
N.Y. Havnie
Lawrence
Dle
Robert le Bogardis Fawils
Damages Awarded in District Court Suit
A district court awarded damages in a case involving Mrs. Zebb and others linked to a motor vehicle incident. The suit, arising from a collision at an intersection, sought compensation for injuries and losses. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff against the defendant with payment due, while a separate judgment was entered against the Pometan State Bank for a related failure to appear in court.
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Jaex
Sophy Roob
Charles Tahumatien
TM. Nath Fort Tie Voller
Hu Chia
Valley Grove Servi 88 Invitation to a church service
A fragment notes Valley Grove Service 88 and a shinier Mather Das at Grave school horse Sunday May 4 with appended plans for afternoon at outlets led by Mr. Bhar Braden of Lawrence. A committee invites everyone to attend. Medical opinions about death are mentioned.
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Valley Grove
Ainsie
Mather
Ir. Bhar Braden
Lawreive
Ile Serviers
Linlly
Weather Report for Kansas Sees Unsettled Cool Weekend
A Kansas weather note reports unsettled, cool conditions with chances of rain. Yesterday morning showed light precipitation and today’s outlook predicts showers into Saturday, with continued cool air.
Blind Boy Makes Progress at School for the Blind
Earl Chambers of 7247 Delaware Street, a nonverbal visually impaired student with spinal meningitis, attends the School for the Blind in Winston City. Though hearing is limited to whispers, his reading and handwriting show strong skill. he recently won two prizes at the school’s industrial exhibit and his March 1 to April 14 grade card reflects steady progress across reading spelling arithmetic and piano.
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Earl Chambers
Chambers
Delaware Street
Wnfinsaes City
Tlse
Lawrence
Ly Earl
Notking
Ly Boys
Sitger
Soan
Uy Aigie
Arithmetic
Linafer
Chorus Imuste
Industriat
Phys Real -Cultire
Kansan Alumni Gather for Flan Class Reunion Week
University of Kansas graduates from multiple classes plan reunion activities during commencement week. Messages urge former students to return to Lawrence for events including speeches and celebratory gatherings as classes prepare to participate in the May ceremonies.
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K. U
University of Kansis
Jane
Atu Aml
Simmons
Lawrence Cor Aeel
Hs Thirtenth Aniversary
Marnigh
Stuart Henry
Horing
National Security
New York
Dag Ts
Rane Slistiuelion
OSG
Mother attends son's University graduation in Lawrence
Mrs Barnes Moss arrived from Shanghai to witness her son Shamelai Moss graduate at the University of Lawrence. She traveled long distances to be present for the diploma ceremony while her husband plans to join them in the United States.
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Irs
Barnes Moss
Lawrence
Shanghai
China
Shamelai
Mugs
Moss
National Guard Notices Spark Local Concern
National Guardsmen and the Lawrence unit monitor evolving events as rumors spread about possible mobilization. Henry Reyer, quartermaster of the regiment, updates field bulletins from the E W Parsons jewelry store window while residents debate the situation and coin phrases like Uf as uncertain signals.
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Lawrence
National
Raical
Munyal
Mansas Guard
Henry Reyer
E.W. Parsons Jewelry
Élzs
Fourpal
Llletin
Lawrence City Votes Police Pay Raise and Cemetery Sextons
The city commission approved higher salaries for police officers to improve protection in Lawrence, with staff added at the Oak Hill and Maple Grove cemeteries. Officials noted budget limits and debated staff levels, while city leaders argued the town should match similar communities in policing and burial services.
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Asia
Ierday
Julie Enian
Mont Mulan
Cdy
Vonmaussioner
Cleland
Praneiseo
Lawrence
Phe de Wheeler
Thav
Perusk
Oak Hill
Maple Crave
Maye Grove
Urge Loan Scholarship for Class of 1890 Women
Members of the class solicit contributions to create a loan fund of 100 dollars to aid worthy women from older classes. The plan was discussed at a reception and seeks donations through the faculty and bank contact. Contributions are directed to Miss Harri Sterling at Indiana Street, Lawrence.
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Claas
Ootasia
Sina
Harrielo
Sterline
Indiana Street
Lawrener
Local figures head to Stott Cig event after meeting
The report notes Jay Bond and Coach Herman Ob departed last night for Stott Cig where they were scheduled to attend. Today they remain in Seat County travel plans.
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Jay Bond
Herman Obsell
Stott Cig
Ile
County Traels Eet
Cofferdam Work Pauses on New Bridge Project
The cofferdam around Pier No 2 is removed and forms for the upper structure are being completed. Interurban construction halts temporarily due to rain while materials are stored north of the river and rails for the track are set on the bridge. Deep pilings in the north river reach solid mud, while the south side shows shallow mud and sand. Concrete anchoring will be required for river pillars, delaying progress.
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Missouri ~ Valley Bridge and Tren
Praised North Lawrence Improves Town Mood in Lecture
The North Lawrence community was commended for its support of town improvements in a lecture by Homer Talbot of the University extension department. Talbot urged residents to maintain momentum and work with the North Side High School efforts as the concert by the Continental Orchestra under Warren A. Wood accompanied the event.
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North Lawrence
Homer Talbot
University
Talbot
Woodlawn Course Co
North Side
Warren AL Wood
Lise Ilebt
May Fete Weather Delays University Festivities
May Fete at the university is postponed due to rain at dawn. The Women’s Student Government Association announced new plans with performances rescheduled for tomorrow and next week, depending on weather.
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Wouren
Yellowbry
Stef of Laughter to Be Performed at University Golf Links
The department of Nish and Mal Arthur Nevin of the School of Fine Arts publish a comic operetta Stef of Laughter. The play, written by Percy Shostar Cando with score by Professor Nevin, opens tomorrow at the university golf links and continues Saturday and Monday evenings.
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Stef
Percy Ho Shostae
Department of
Nish
Mal Arthur Nevin
School of Fine Arts
Lanelter
Jie University
Percy Shostar
Professor Nevin
Mass meeting called for Progressive convention delegates
A mass meeting is called with A. Cowper and Avery Citey slated as organizers. May 13 is the date mentioned for a county Progressive gathering to select eleven delegates and eleven alternates, with the event to be held at the Odd Fellows Ball.
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A. Cowper
Avery Citey
Black Hermit Elects The Black Helmet Pledge Summary
A list of freshmen and returning members outlines the group carrying on the organization war next under leaders Weissenborn Ward Mee Smart Arend Krambach Cau dill Smith and Connelly Cranwell Casey Foster Laslett Allen. The piece ends with a reflective line about revenge souring temperament.
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Weissenborn
Bill Ward
Herbert Mee
Ralph Smart
Harold Arend
Joli Krambach
Clyde Caudill
Eldon Smith
Frankage
Gen. Weardward
J. W. Connelly
Harry Cranwell
Casey
Clinton
Incelliga
Howard Martin
Leivis Foster
Tom Prughe
Howard Laslett
Bil Allen
Satan
Eighty to Graduate From Rural Schools in Douglas County
An epidemic of grip reduced graduates this year to eighty from rural schools in Douglas County. Graduation exercises are set for May 20 in Lawrence. Superintendent Lawler and Hawley note grading finished with top marks by Charles Eberhart and a list of graduates including Ruth Hamer, Eva Fay Petelish, Lee Robison, Genevieve Warna de, Bea Michael, Myrtle Meier, Ethel Shepard, Clara Saile, Doris Huss, Greta Gord, Ellen Unger, Pearl Boehriner, Albert Woods, Otho Shoemaker, Clara Parel, Alvin Nichols, Viola Jingrey Hunsinger, Helen Wood, Margaret Lavin, Lena Wulfkubile, Dora Kent, Woodie Laughlin, and others.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Lawler
Hawley
Charles Eberhart
Uelen Breithaupt
Ruth Hamer
Katestroux
Ruhamaly
Tucker
James Christy
Eva
Fay Petelish
Lee Robison
Lyford Warnade
Genevieve
Bea Michael
Morence Claxton
Charles Faith
Gisdave Schanke
Judin' Schanke
Myrtle Meier
Ethel
Elizabeth Shepard
Raid Richards
Benute Y Underwood
Grace McClin’tock
Louise Roshi
Olin
Johnson
Tie Dean
Cladys North
Charles Burstort
Harriett
Clara “Saile
Otto
Almeda ‘Rukes
Carri
Mabel Montfoort
Belle
Juling Haas
Dow
Rer
Bessie Kochile
Charles Roller
Doris Huss
Ralph Kalb
Ole Hi ‘Montour
A Smniler
Greta Gord
Keth “Sturdy
Ellen Unger
Murfit
Cook
Flory
Irene Kreel
Rankin
Dora Corbing Crace Johnson
Pearl Boehriner
Edwin Hildenbrand
Albert "Woods
Lela Newton
Lloyd Williamson
Otho Shoemaker
Clara Parel
Arthur
Alvin Nichols
Olive Nielick
Viola Jingrey Hunsinger
Mary Nortis
Helen Wood
Thoeékli Kannenberg
Helen Hey
Kiel Milk
Margaret “Lavin
Brubaker
Hattie Jesse
Dora Kent
Lena Wulfkubile
Helen Cott
Rager
Woodie Laughlin
French Hold Ridge After German Assaults at Dead Man Hill
French forces repelled two German attempts to seize positions on the western slope of Dead Man Hill. Artillery fire frustrated German progress near May 2 and May 10. Active bombardment continues around Avecourt Wood and Doudwmont Vaux sectors per official report.
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Prench
Pare
Germany
Dead Man Hill
Avecourt
Wood
Doudwmont-Vaux
Toda
Power of dress as social command in old ad prose
The piece argues that clothing wields great influence over judgment and social standing. It praises well made clothes sold at fair prices and notes that advertising in the newspaper helps readers find suitable attire.
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