Philippine uprising threats haunt Iloilo and Panay region
A Manila police report details a raid linked Intrencherado a proclaimed emperor leading uprisings in Iloilo Panay and Negros. Plans include seizing provincial government towns killing officials and disarming citizens while a dozen towns form a secret organization. Emperor figure remains at large as authorities seek confederates and confinement orders.
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Arest
Sherado
Philippines
Philippine
Policarpia Montarde
Intrencherade
Constabulars
Tim
Supreme Court
Atrencherado
Sioilo
Manila
Tunilo Hag
Kansas Forecast Notes Weather Details
Fragmented forecast text mentions fair weather tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions in the south. References Hutchinson and Splina indicate cloudy roads but general good conditions. Temperature notes and road status are unclear but imply standard daily updates.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Transatlantic flight race tensions rise in New York
May 17 AP report on a break between Loyd Bertand and Charles Levine over the Bellanca Columbia project. Bertoldi’s attorney accuses Levine of delaying the takeoff to advantage Byrd’s Fokker Ameriand and Lindbergh’s Ryan Spirit of St Louis, amid weather delays and postponements. None of the contenders expected to hop off before Thursday as tests continue for the Paris jump.
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New York
Loyd Bertand
Mlavigagor
Columbia
Charles Levine
Light
Paris
Bertolud
Clarence W. Nutt
Levine
Richard W.' Byrd
Fokker
Ameriand
Charles E. Lindbergh
Disbarment Vacated for Nebraska Lawyer Bartos
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a temporary disbarment on Frank W. Bartos, a Nebraska lawyer, who had been disbarred for three years for moral turpitude tied to manufacturing and possessing 700 quarts of homebrew. The court ruled he committed no felony and that mere home liquor use is not moral turpitude, guiding Omaha judge to vacate the certification.
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Kansas
Cuy
Mio
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank W.bartos
Nebraska
Bartos
Nebraska District
Ion
Alikte
Iby
Robert Lewis
Denver
Battes
Lewis
Giants Complete Sweep With 2-0 Shutout Win
In New York on May 17 AP reports the Giants beat the Reds 2-0 behind a shutout from Grimes to sweep the three game set. The game notes include a clutter of lineups and scattered scoring details from the era.
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National League New
Yorkyi
New York Giants
Reds
Grimes
Ayre Hargrave
Preinieham
Incinnati
York Mays
iGrimes
Ilyn
Muthit
Pirates
Brooklyn Ronipday
Dazzy Vance
Vheyers Hall
Morris
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hill
Morrison
Smith
Fane
Deberry
Philadelphia
Jack Scott
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Ideal landlord birthday sparks rent relief milestone
Lynn's largest taxpayer Patrick D. Macrane, known as Lynn's ideal landlord, celebrated a birthday amid a deed that reflected fair wartime tenant treatment. His decision to continue salaries during soldiers' service and his long career since 1871, including a modest first building, underscores his sustained civic role.
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Lyns
Tal Xpayer
Patrick ‘D. Macrane
S. Magraine
Lynn
Magrané
Capi Mass
Minister Hershey Missing Wanderer Near Lawrence
The Rev Roy G Hershey, pastor of the Wandering Church in Birmingham, has vanished after leaving Atlanta to visit his wife and son. Authorities trace his trunk shipment from Lawrence Kansas and sightings suggest he may be wandering in an abnormal state near his boyhood home. A man matching his description was seen with a small suitcase and a trunk in Birmingham area. Authorities continue checks on housing and hotel records as relatives watch for any sign.
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Paris
Aimee Crockerls
Otislav Galatzine
California
Birmingham
Ata
Roy G. Hershey
Peachtree Road
Birmminister
Atlanta
Watking
Arti Detroit
L. Witte
Toad Wholesale Rocery Co
Ala
R. Watkins
Eldridge
Watkins
Roy Hershey
Hershey
Peace Day Celebration At Lincoln Circle G A R
Peace and Arbitration day was commemorated by the Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R and their guests. A program was held at G I A Red hall school with readings songs and a 20 piece orchestra. Reverend Butler invited attendees to Memorial Day services May 28.
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Lincoln Circle
G. IA
Red Hall School
Gites
Lynn
Henrietta Schaake
J . Migs Alordan
iThe
Mildred Weidemann
Butler
Post
Pharesa
Flood Threat Looms Over New Orleans and Bayou Des Glaises
May 17 AP report from New Orleans and Baton Rouge details rising flood danger in Louisiana. Levee breaches at Melville on the Atchafalaya forced evacuations as crews stand by to relieve victims. Residents fled to higher ground amid rising water and scattered gunfire alarms.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Big ‘Bend
Bayou" Des Glaises
Baton Rouge
Melville
Atchafalaya
River
Crescent City
John M.parker
Fiete Hood
Texas and Pacific
Ito
Julia MacNeill
Hoover Reports Plan for Relief and Reconstruction
Washington May 17 AP Hoover submits a detailed program for relief and rehabilitation in the Mississippi Valley. President Coolidge backs no special session of Congress, says funds already in hand and Red Cross can work on an efficient basis. Federal aid focuses first on food relief, then reconstruction with state commissions and an Agricultural Credit Corporation program of 75 million for reconstruction.
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Washington
Traover
Mississippi ‘Valley
White Hole
Coolidge
Congress
Dé Ton
Hoover
Foover
Tee
Red Cross
In¢Ar
Vinte Board
Far Coonon
Avith
Agriculture Credit Corporation
Milk ordinance drivers dealers must register citywide
City officials report new milk ordinance requires every person handling milk to register. Milk producers distributors and others must comply, while some merchants have not yet registered. Also noted a theft report of a Ford roadster truck, Kansas City, and a forthcoming Odd Fellows Grand Master talk with an expected music program.
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Renortea
Morgan Bros. Living Row
Kansas City
Odd Fellows Grand
Ejnier, Mann
Thhe
Missouri
Mexico President’s Daughter Wedding in Nogales
Love would not wait as Paris modistes arrange a wedding between Senorita heretina Carles, daughter of the president of Mexico, and Thomas Arnold Robinson of New York. The ceremony is set for Nogales Sonora across the river tonight, timing dependent on the trousseau’s arrival.
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Nogales
Ariz
Paris
Modistes
Senorita
Heretina
Carles
Mexico
Thomas’ Arnold Robinson
New, York
Noga- Ta Sonora
Trousseat
Inter-City Rotary convention fills Lawrence with visitors
Two hundred Rotarians and Rotaryans attended the Inter-City Rotary convention in Lawrence yesterday. Guests came from Kansas City Kan, Ottawa, Leavenworth, Topeka, and Lawrence clubs. Afternoon golf and bridge, a banquet, and a lively dance followed, with a 30 minute concert by the University Men’s Glee Club led by Henry Bates.
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Lawrence
Kansas ‘City
Kan
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Topeka
Cubs
Inkortant Basin
Uivarsity
Rotarians
Traniversity Men's Glee Club
Henry Bates
Tina Day
Tina Day:hawks
Ohank Schmoker
Grimson
Blue
Wer
Ar- Bates
Prenp
Itye
Indiana
Willam Lowe ‘Ant
Indiana Unive
Jesus of
Missouri Dominates Missouri Valley Freshman Track Meet
In St Louis on May 17 the University of Missouri won the Missouri Valley conference freshman telegraphic track meet with 81 points. Kansas second with 80 percent, Drake 9, Nebraska 28, Oklahoma 12, Grinnell 10, Kansas Aggies 7, and Washington 7. Oklahoma Aggies did not compete. Red Cross relief fund listed.
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University of Missouri
Missouri
Washington Uni
Athletic Conference
Univers of Kansas
Drake
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Town State
Grinnell
Kansas
Aggies
Washington
Oklahoma Aggies
RED Cross
Two Contributions Reported for Red Cross Relief Fund
Two contributions to the Red Cross relief fund were received since yesterday's report. The fund's standing was updated. George W. McLaren was named Wyoming football coach for next year, a Wyoming graduate from Pittsburgh University who previously coached at Kansas State. A preliminary hearing for Fred Harris on larceny and burglary was set for Monday at 2 PM, with bond set at $2,000, which he could not meet.
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Red ‘Cross
Baldwin
Kan
Fred Harris
Justice of the Peace Clark
Bend
Harris
Long Oil Co withdraws bid on city levee lease
At the city commission meeting, Commissioner Stevenson said the Long Oil Company withdrew its bid to lease the old city levee between Massachusetts and Vermont streets bound by Sixth and South Fifth. The Standard Oil Company had delayed tearing down the Boener building near the levee. A petition circulated by the Flower Club and attendees urged preservation of the property as a city park, supported by the local Federation of Women’s Clubs and League of Women Voters with members ready to circulate further.
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Old City
Massachusetts
Vermont
Sixth Street
I. ¢. Stevenson
Standard Oil Company
Boener
Jocal Flower Club
Armory
Suncity
Floyd
Lawrence
Prope
Federation of Whine Gluhé
League Off Women Voters
L. We Monger
Jiallie E. Ashe
H.B. Lac
Massachusetts street cleaning push meets stiff local resistance
A chaotic discussion centers on sweeping streets and clearing sidewalks in Massachusetts Street. Commissioner Carman and city officials weigh timing and methods while appeals seek cooperation with the Bureau to present a neater area for visitors and residents.
Kansas seniors honored in journalism scholarship list
The national office of Sigma Delta Chi informs the University of Kansas journalism department that graduating seniors have been named outstanding in scholarship among journalism students nationwide. Five KU seniors Dorothy Taylor Edgar Schowaltde Mary Nell Hamilton Marion Alfred Wilson and Cleland Cole receive the honor and may wear a special badge. A Pharmacy class field trip to Botany Bluffs north of town to dig May apple roots is noted, as is H W Arant returning from a six day trip to Southern cities with his father.
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Sigma
Delta Chi
Ternity
Kansas
University
School of Pharmacy
G.M. Sterling
Botany Bluffs
Grand Army encampment opens in Pittsburg Kansas
Pittsburg Kansas May 17 AP The 46th annual encampment of the Kansas department of the Grand Army of the Republic opens tonight With 106 veterans registered by noon today delegates to Ladies of the G A R and women's relief corps sessions are planned as veterans and daughters of Union veterans attend meetings over the day, and many visit public schools and hotels
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Irlor
Toilo
Adap
Bain
Sonia A
Intrencheradora Manila
Poer- Fong
Ontthi
Sfonde
Pittsburg
Kans
Kansas
Grand Army’ of the Republic
GA. mi 2 Women’s Relief Corps
Sons
Veterans
Daughters of Union
G. A. ‘R.men
Haskell Institute to Hold Commencement and May Events
Chancellor H. Lindley will deliver the commencement address at Haskell Institute. The graduation dinner follows the ceremony. Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream will be staged in the stadium on May 31 by Haskell students and staff. Class Night is May 20 and sports events culminate May 28 to May 30 as the school year ends.
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H. Lindley
University
JIS
Aureate
Corpetulize
Caniere
Arewell Goviap
Fire department demo at Ecke building for pension fund
Firemen conducted a demonstration atop the Ecke building at 7 30 pm in support of The Fire Brigade film and the local pension fund. Smoke filled the street creating a convincing blaze effect as men were carried to safety, shown at the Varsity theatre with good attendance last night and planned for tonight and tomorrow.
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Fire Department
Ecke
Fo. Army Ismoke
Georgevaen
Che Fire Brigade
Varsity Ttheatre
Che
Fire destroys chicken coop and car on Howe Street
A kitchen fire at a Wed house on Howe Street destroyed a chicken coop and a Ford car. The fire started around 3:80 and firefighters, using no chemicals, stopped the blaze after the roof was burned off. CF Bell and an Ohio actindne were mentioned in scattered fragments of the report.
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Howe Street
C.F. Bell
Ohio
Jury Case and Spanish War Auxiliary Meeting
Civil jury trials preceded by a case of Mark T. Ansorage versus Md. Skofstad over an unpaid bill of goods. Skofstad claims late shipment prevented retail sale. Also noted is the United Spanish War Veterans Joseph A Wahl post auxiliary meeting scheduled for Thursday night, with expected strong attendance for delegate business. A police bicycle pickup near Twelfth Street and Haskell Avenue is reported.
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Mark T. Ansorage
MD. Skofstad
Ansorage
Skofstad
United Spanish War
Joseph A. Wahl Post
Peace desire strong in US says Capper and Gaye
In a crowded chamber of the Chamber of Commerce, Senators Arthur Gaye and Capper urged that the United States seeks peace and friendship with China while protecting American interests. Capper warned against speeding up debt relief for other nations and pressed Congress to address flood control and District of Columbia representation.
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Rovert Cee
Arthur Gaye
Chamber $F .Commerce
Maki
Publi
Mexico
United States
Capper
China
America
Citiz
Gotiatey
Washington
Posal
Cantel
Capner
Ahir Toods
Florodt Contirol
Ayeshi
Jlood
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