Huerta Set to Abdicate Amid Turmoil in Mexico City
Fragmented copy reports Mexican President Huerta facing pressure as political and military confusion grows. References to battles near Mesa, Tampico, and Vera Cruz hint at escalating crisis while speculation swirls about a possible abdication and shifts in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netotason
Mary
Shri
Essa
Mesaee
Ivesterdiay
Poe
Leo Choma
Cami
Leiden
Solamal Training Exam Report Raises Questions
Fragmented OCR text describes a state examination incident with mentions of officials, a superintendent, exams, and alleged irregularities. The wording is garbled but references include a superintendent, the state, a candidate and possible sanctions. No clear events or outcomes remain readable.
President Seeks Rural Credit Expansion Plan
The president urges extended federal credit for farmers and rural lands, with Vice Chairman Kopresen and others arguing for a five hundred million dollar credit line. The aim is to support rural credits and ensure farmers receive needed funds, while a sub-committee reviews provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopresen
Bankry Currency Committee
Tiesheaane
Ace WU
Slo
Imeagmre Garenaren
Know Your City Days Set for Survey Push
An early report on the Know Your City survey outlines rapid progress by committees representing 730 participants. Work across recreation education health and city planning departments proceeds, with completion targets and graphical presentations shared by Anne Duddi and T. Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Lawrence Sarial Sureey
ATV
AL Powell
Yong City
Anne Duddi
Dawnstown, and Son
Une Sand Wat Tye University
Yale
T. Pawel
Rhs
Bhaekyair
Major Hamrock on Trial for Arson and Murder in Colorado
The article reports Major Hamrock on trial charged with arson and murder amid Colorado strike tensions. It notes alleged involvement with a group of arsonists, attacks on a mayoral official, and claims of deliberate burning of Jandiow tents. Also referenced are casualties, county commission actions, and disrupted official duties as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Cale
Charens
Patrick J Ubon
Lindlow
Volony
de Ogr
Toms
Modern theology views and missionary work discussed
Congregational delegates gathered for a six tieth annual convention amid frank talks on modern theology. Dr Gladden and other leaders stressed differences from older theology as mission efforts highlighted by Women’s Home Mission and the Presbyterian church. Reports praised the Western and northeastern outreach, including Indian and foreign mission efforts, and the expanding role of the American Congregationalists in global Christian outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Madden
Taiay
Eavdn Powis
Bar
Gladden
Congregational Conference
Presbyterian Eharel
Woe
Wheeler
Sehonebu
Net Osiven
Gould
Jedd
Bavelea
Robinelfe
China
Alt
Neptheastern Necrasia
Develp
Ind
Santee
Aleoften
Adas AI
Andy Mawhr
Morrison Weimer
Fairmernt
Wichita
Utah
Mormon Church
BOYS SUMMER CAMP AT CITY YO MO A CLOSER LOOK
A new boys summer camp starts at City Yo Mo A to attract youths for an outdoor program near Maple Hill, west of Topeka. The camp promises a weeklong outing under athletic and religious leaders with seniors like University of Kansas athletic director Us W Jhergis in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Hill
Topeka
W. Jhergis
Ie University of Kansas
Kherut
Sethor
Editors Enrolled for Remastered Course in Newspaper Making
A list of editors and speakers for a university level program on newspaper making includes Toni WIR, Patitama-Vaeilie Haposition, and George Housh Vorgy. Lectures cover advertising, printing costs, and the defense of the newspaper public duty. Sessions feature Mr. Tio, Watt, and Abbott with discussions on responsibility and agency across Chicago and New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni
Praser Hall
Rmeker
Witters
Plas A. Lbane
Suny
Prinin
Brock Ledtuy Hhatchhard
Kalivor
New York
Caurse
San Francisco
Mrr
Sheasgreen— Snow Phill
Seloobuasters Lamilton Helt
Iidependenc
B. B. Herbert
George Ji
Marcellus
Manne Aderien Press
Snow Hall
Jr Owants
Tio
Lytain Ab. Watt
the Outlook
Nooman Hapcood
Ealster
Harper's Weekly
Uneral
Villard
Tanwrence Abbott
Atthe Onilenk Company
Finstitl Sian
Atchison Farm Journal Seeks Help Wanted Man
I B Chapman of Atchison seeks a capable helper to start a farm journal and independent weekly. J B Chapman of Mehison writes of a young man with a willing hand, and the right to take charge amid busy job printing. Interested parties should write to Ma Chapman at Atchison.
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I. B. Chapman
Atchison
J.B. Chapman
Mehison
Tesity Jie
Mr. Chapman
Truth in Advertising Drives Publisher’s Stand at Convention
Richard Waldo, a prominent advertising editor in New York, urged publishers to admit only ads they can recommend to readers. He recounted refusing $95,000 worth of ads and argued that honest, performance-based advertising sustains journalism’s renaissance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard TL
Waldo
New York
Merning
Tray
Lanse Suuthn
Eve
Ther
Oor
Lenior
Kansas
S*secord
M. Waldo
Lohaw Chien
Gonan
Lional
Secoml
Jotrrlisny
atik+ Vorte publisheu
Ciel
Merv Walde
Topeka
Lund
Tee
Unitedd States
Mrs Coleman Dead After Short Illness at Tawrence
Mrs. Coleman aged about 91, long time Tawrence resident, died last night from pneumonia. The body will be taken to Cottonwood Falls for burial. Rev Powell officiated at the brief service held near the home at 12 o clock. RL Coleman, son, accompanied the remains. Funeral arrangements listed in local notices.
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Coleman
Welock
Avis Jatwantonia
Tawrenee
Powell
Cottonwood Falls
RL Coleman
Diesel
Mellen to testify before Interstate Commerce Commission
Mellen president of the New Haven railroad will testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on March 12. The inquiry into the New Haven affairs, once thought possible to end with immunity for witnesses, will proceed after a conference led by J W Fell chief counsel for the commission and Attorney General McReynolds. McReynolds conduct described as decisive led to the decision to continue.
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Washington, D. CL
Mellen
New Ven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Havens
Joseph W. Fell
Mcrcynolds
Interstate Comerce
ReCherd
McReynolds
Editor Hart W. Pite Injured In Hill Incident
Editor Hart W. Pite of the Protection Post fell down a hill yesterday and sprained his ankle severely. He is assisted by others as he recovers, and the accident has interrupted his routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Protection Post
Pite
Haskell Students Publish Indian Legends in New Book
A limited edition from Haskell Institute features Indian legends and traditions written by students from 28 states and over 80 tribes. The volume, printed by Indian student printers under supervision, showcases diverse voices and aims to rank with classical efforts in rhetoric.
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Has Printing
New York
Carola
California
Ite
Hickell Institute
Lawrence
Motorman Found Negligent in Street Car Collision
Jury awards £500 damages after ruling motorman negligent at Berkley and New Jersey crossing. Maris versus Lawrence Street, Sway and Light Company involved. incident occurred this morning during a street car ride in Maine.
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Maris
Lawrence Street
Sway and Light Company
the Plains
Maine
Berkley
New Jersey
Grey
Knights Templar Coming to Lawrence Next May
Telegrams indicate the Knights Templar gathering will be held in Lawrence next May. Grand commanders were in session in Newton and decided the meeting place,预计 about 500 men will visit the city for the event, with Lawrence to provide entertaining hosts.
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Newton
Lawrence Wood
Marek
Goruine Tingeu
Knights Templar
Lawrence
Villard Defends Early Kansans at State Meeting
Pan Hellenics take charge of the gathering and present visitors with a lively program. Villard speaks with authority on historical accuracy, countering claims by Maen who distort history for profit. The evening in town with editors provides a thoughtful, engaging showcase.
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Pan Hellenics
Wilson contract dispute over Kansas history book proposal
A document discusses a proposal by Oswald Garrison Villard for a Kansas state historical work led by John Brown and Charles Robinson. It notes payment terms, publication goals, library distribution, and an evaluative assessment of Villard's role and the author’s aim to shape public perception of Kansas history and figures like Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrencestan
Julie
Sara
Robinson
Ohn . Brown
Kansas
Fowall
Gewald Son Villard
John Brown
Siel
Wilson
Oswald Garrison Willared
Villard
Tn Banstead
Kansas Lisway
Foto Brown
Re Terrtory
Aweney Albet
Ieen
Hilins
Kansas Territory
Charles Robinson
Valhalla
Sneal
Twait
Atlantic
Langnae
North Sea
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Tampico
Atti
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Casera
Wasierton
Finch
Oreton
Aryaddy Ming
Ser Tee Cheri Raneyer
Bern
Norusal Vigintae
Esaandanien
Torvdas Setovibin
Social
Major Hamrock
the County Commission
Dr. Gladdenr
Bershassenkslalsa
Pon Vesterdar
Nelson
Hargis
Big Fred Moving Picture
Fraser Hall
Richard H. Waldo
Good Housekeeping
Mrs. Coleman
the Merchants
Barteldes
Albaugh
Durr and Sauer
Jon, W. Folk
Wes
Haskell
Maen
the State
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