Portugal in crisis after king's assassination sparks revolt
Reports from Madrid say a revolutionary movement controls Lisbon after the assassination of King Carlos. Dr. Atwald Costa, former Portuguese premier and finance and justice minister, is linked to anti clerical measures. Telegraphs and trains disrupted as troops appear powerless. government officials vanish amid bread riots and arrests in Lisbon and Oporto. A northern republic under General Barretto reportedly forms, widening the crisis.
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London
Rom
Madrid
Attwald Costa
Portugal
Vishean
Lisbon
Costa
Duuoeralie Party
Additivg
Finance
Lanidun
Iispated
Chie Feparti
Comaitlin
Inter
Oporte
Santares
Death of Rev William Harrison Irwin of Lawrence
Rev William Harrison Irwin age 14 a highly respected Lawrence resident died at home after months of illness. He served in the 4800 militia and the Civil War era, studied in Chicago, preached in various states, and was active in local Civil War veteran groups. He leaves a wife, a daughter, and three sons. Funeral in Lawrence tomorrow afternoon at the Bele district church with post members attending. Lovejoy travels for business in Warsaw.
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William Harrison Irwin
Lawerence
Laverette
Chicago
Hye Chicago Seminary
Seliogh
Dung
Bevwa
Washington Post
Hyaedeon Ott
Tie
Warsong
Irwin
Lawrency
Dernberg Leaves U S Under Pressure After Speech
Washington May 1 Dr Bernhard Dernberg plans to depart the United States within a short time amid displeasure in President Wilsons cabinet over his justification of the sinking of Lusitania. Officials say Dernberg has been counseled to leave as sentiment among German Americans could harm the government. It is unclear when he will sail possibly for Chile or South America. Dernberg, formerly colonial secretary in the German foreign office, has been active for Germany since the war began.
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Washington, D.C
Bernhard Dernberg
Wilseat
Dernberg
United States
Washington
Hin
Cicha
South America
Dernbere
Foreign Office
Washington, D. C
Brean
Tvo
Cerard Ater
Germany
Good Roads Day Planned At Stull With Farmers Wives
Volunteers from Stull and nearby neighbors march toward Good Reads Day on Thursday next. Farmers and townsfolk plan hospitality and a brick-by-brick effort to clear the Red Line Trail road, with a delegation visiting county commissioners to seek funding for blasting work next Thursday.
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Stull
Whanent
Tawrense
Thursdiy
Alona
Stull Highway
Jessie Loward Chakitaw
Large Turnout of Volunteers In Lawrence Area
A large turnout of volunteers near Lawrence is reported with plans for expanded duties over the year. The detail notes more workers and a notable hospitality effort from Stull ladies inviting wives to join their husbands for a parade. Also cited are National Automobile Association figures showing one third of trans continental auto travel by Lawrence practitioners. (Continued on Page 4.)
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Lilly Inen
Lawrence Diet
Lawrente
Pimstedt
Stull
Lawrence
National Automobile Association
No Rate Increase for Gas Company Case Heard in Missouri
Three companies linked to the public utilities fight appear before the commission as City Attorney Hayley reports no Missouri rate rise application. Testimony suggests the plan would pay debts over six years and then hand control to stockholders, with salvage value estimated at 4 0 0 0 0. Proceedings resume next week as the case, only begun, likely drags on.
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Hayley
Tie
Ie Hearty
Kansas Natia Company
Cie
Mischey
Marley Essail
Fiat
Harley
Kansas
Miseouri
Missouri
Aeout
Hrawnaba
Sai Sue Vtural Clas Company
Baneng City Pipe Line Compiny
Monelt Mining Company
Min Marley
Kansas Weather Summary Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather outlook for Kansas shows cooler conditions tonight with unsettled skies. National forecast highlights lighter winds and a slight chance of light showers in western areas as temperatures dip and a cooler air mass settles in. Monitor local advisories for any midnight changes.
Hyphenated Americans Must Be Worthy of Citizenship
Delegates at a World Court congress give a dramatic impromptu speech by John Westley Lill of New York. He challenges hyphenated Americans to prove they are worthy of citizenship as the audience rises to sing the Star Spangled Banner. The event occurs during a dinner in Cleveland and reflects irredentist sentiments at the congress.
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Cleveland
World Court Congress
John Westley Lill
New York
Germain Ammerican
Mai
Hill
Basiness New of
Bankers Return Attends Association Convention
The Bankers Association meeting in Independence and nearby towns is described. Melseen travels from Independence to the convention and will attend the state meeting. The address criticizes U S neutrality in the ongoing war and calls for a stronger government role. It notes scenes from Belutin and the impact on bankers.
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Melseen
Reott
Reist
Belvum
Belgium
United States
Yre- Seileni
Pythian Convention Officials Promote Home Pro Gram
Local Knights of Pythian members plan to attend the convention in Wichita next week to advance home product promotion and community welfare. Lawrence representatives Terry, Pr. Roo, and WLM Torkins are listed among those attending from the area.
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Lawreiter
Pythuie
Knights of Pythian
Wattengi
Tin
Miemenhers
Howe
Wielita
Hayat Lawrence
No TS Terry
Roo
Aenes
WLM
Withita
Denial of Connty New York Central Application Falls
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the application for joining railroads to retail ownership, despite caveat concerns over canal act prohibitions. Officials noted the need for progress and set a deadline of December 7 for the boat operators to relinquish their service lines.
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Washington
New York Central
Orean lAimite
Intor Trate Commerce Commission
Money and Men Gone in Lawrence Scam
A report describes two men claiming magazine representation who swindled subscribers in Lawrence by promising affiliations with Westport and Yale linked firms. They cashed checks for subscriptions to outlets like The Literary Digest and Scribner’s, deposited funds, and disappeared. No subscribers received magazines or refunds, and police pursued the case.
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Lawrence
Westport 1
Yule
Cnd
Belmont
Representa
Agers
Minmneapolis
Elainea
Weil le
Yale
Deport the British Were Sent to Gallipoli Peninsula
London reports British and French nationals expelled from the Dardanelles region have been returned to the capital via U S Ambassador Morgans relief efforts. The move followed a Turkish decree citing security concerns for civilians and frontline troops. Five new members joined the Lawrence lodge during a recent Ispe Seda meeting, expanding the Masons.
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Galopoli
Constantinople
London
Gallipoli
U.S
Morgans Thau
Reuter
Athens
Dardanelles
Turkey
Lawrence
Lovize
Ispe- Seda
Meetige
Vastnielit
Navy Worthy of Faith Says Commander Maffett
Commander Maffett declares the U S Navy adequate and powerful during a Spain? veterans dinner. He praises ships and readiness, noting the Navy’s role in national defense and urging continued strength in maritime power.
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NAVY
Maffett
U.S. N
Bindaey
W. A. Mallat
Credit Datkes Navil
No Advances In Sector Report From War Zone
Official bulletin says no change in the situation since last evening as fighting continues under prior conditions. Reported artillery exchanges persist with ongoing hostilities in the sector, with forces maintaining positions and operations as previously stated.
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Waris
Metcg
Revolutionary Turk in Italian Iffars Stir War Fever Across Italy
Riots and demonstrations flare in Rome and major cities as war sentiment surges after cabinet turmoil. Crowds clash with police near the palace and at venues hosting speeches by war supporters including Gabriel D Anmunzio. Authorities deploy troops to restore order amid nationwide protests.
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Chamber of Dep
Waide Price
Rome
Papal
Dignation
Uise
Salanditt
Italy
Linceiph
Henna
Florence
Naples
Vaternia
Austria
Gabriel -Ho D?ampunzio
D'Anmunzios Lhotel
Marguerita
Igpeo
Pay-Up Week Celebrated With May 24th Event
Unclear notices describe Pay-Up Week activities during Hawrenen’s week from May 24 to 2, with efforts to settle outstanding accounts. Amounts totaling 100 dollars allocated to several named individuals and groups. A committee led by Con, Wo Ruthie, W. March, A. dL Tacker and S.A. WW will handle the arrangements and ensure no old accounts remain unsettled after May 1 1915.
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Hawrenen
John
Henry
Tom
Wo Ruthie
W. March
A. dL Tacker
S.A. WW
Mrs Patee Faces Serious Op After Adhesion Obstructs Intestine
Mrs Marie Patee underwent a third operation after doctors found an adhesion causing mechanical obstruction in the small intestine. She is very ill but rallied from surgery and is in good spirits. physicians say she has an excellent chance to recover with family nearby.
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Marie Patee
Note dispute over Lusitania sinking sparks German response
Berlin papers blame the United States for the Lusitania sinking arguing Americans aboard allowed 3000 cases of ammunition to be moved and that contraband risks were concealed from passengers. Berlin and Washington await formal notes as Germany weighs suspending submarine warfare and possibly restricting contraband on passenger ships.
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Amsterdam
United State
Berlin
Vorerge Zeitnne
Nner
Fromris
May Fete on University golf links draws thousands
Thousands witnessed the fifth biennial May Fete staged by University of Nebraska women on the golf links near McCook Field. Queen Helen Rigby of Concordia led a pageant with 300-plus dancers, including Miss Clelen Topping’s Sunflower dance and the Butterfly dance. The ceremony of passing the torches from seniors to juniors closed the day’s events.
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K. G
McCook Field
JX. U
Helen’ Rigby
Concordi
Miss Rigby
Chi Omega
Ela Tmkins
Johnor
Lincoln
Spas
Robinhood
Smd
Clelen
Delon Chirk
James McNaught
Claris
McNaught
Gachur
Rying
Jimior
Ile Jimiars
Funeral of L M Spray from 1117 Field House
Funeral arrangements for L M Spray are announced with service from the house at 1117 Field, details unclear due to OCR errors. The notice references Journal-World but lacks complete timing, with Sunday afternoon as a probable window.
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L M. Spray
L. M. Spray
Journal-World
Priice
Death of Mrs L T Oliver noted in Lawrence area
Mrs. L T Oliver died yesterday while staying with her daughter Mrs T Edmonds in Wichita. The funeral arrangements are to take place in Platt County and her memory will be kept by many Lawrence residents.
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L. T. Oliver
T. Edmonds
Wichita
Platt County
Oliver
Lawrence
Message on Lusitania sinking arouses British arbitration view
London May Telegraph reports a message from Amsterdam via Perkin stating that high German officials favor a submission on the Lusitania sinking. The telegram notes American input and outlines that submarine warfare might be suspended only with assurances, or risk more loss of life during arbitration.
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London
Aasterdams Telegr
Perkin
Vousisel
Zetting
Germany
Lusitanii
Berlin
Ray
Amsterdam
Wabkhington
Wanamaker’s Type Pipe Ad Idea Revisited
The piece notes John Wanamaker’s advertising shift described as a type pipe. It critiques dispersing information and argues campaigns steer customers toward direct offers. It compares pipe laying to targeted product placement rather than broad broadcast placement.
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John Wanamaker
Met- Shiplior
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