Peace Breaks Out as Mexican Rebels Accept Terms
Judge Cardajal hails a peaceful end to six months of conflict as negotiations succeed. Madero Jr and rebel leaders in Lower California face limited resistance and possible pacification while a formal peace delegation prepares to move to Mexico City within a week.
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Che
Mexico
Jay
Dude Cardajal
Tolay
Mexsco City
Hanlon Feamseo
Madero, Jr
Fe Levim Plant Fowler
Revolfion
Hensel
Cai Fen
Dafa
Califirnit
Madero
Snes
California
Peace Pact Signed In Mexico Ends Six Months of Conflict
Juarez reports the official signing of a paz agreement at the customs house at 20 o clock uniting Mexican government representatives and revolutionists. President Diaz and Vic President Cervantes will resign and reforms will be pursued, with cabinet posts and provisional governors to be chosen by revolutionists.
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Juarez
Mex
México
Mexico
Rytis
Diaz
Vic
Cerval
Pat
Patt
Taft
Customs House
Vbsiv
la Paz
Cardajal
Federal
Desperate Battle in Torreon Kills Many Chinese
Dispatch reports large casualties in Torreon as Mexican and Chinese forces clash. Up to 225 Chinese casualties noted amid fierce fighting. Weather outlook warns of looming Kansan cold fronts and possible blustery conditions tonight and Tuesday.
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Ki Alé Dass
Tex
Mary Mation
Torreon
Tafa
Quantrell List Framed for Council Presentation
City Engineer to present a memorial honoring Lawrence residents killed during Quantrell’s sack of the city. A persevering record, inked on white cardboard and framed in Flemish oak, lists about 100 victims with locations where possible.
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Engdneer Bunnire
Lawrence
Quantrell
Times
Aml
Playing Baker Today amid last McCook field games
The article notes a final McCook field athletic day after a gap between Kansas and VA universities. Methodist team has improved since facing the same opponents earlier while hoping for a win. The piece mentions St Matry and Javienwkers with a closing season spotlight and nearby events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCookfieldeis
Kansas
Methodists
St. Matry
Timrsdiny
Conehide
Javienwkers
Take Fe
McCook Field
Brent
Linia
Nathan Else Salle
Metonis
Lawrence Man There Opens Unitarian Conference in Boston
A Lawrence man attends the annual meeting of the Ministerial Union in Boston beginning today. The opening session is led by Hon. P.M. Benen of Gawrenee with delegates, ministers, and allied groups from across the Unitarian movement in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Ministerial Union Hewn
Channing Tall
Ding Elerevmen
Wb Bayer
Unitarian Aid Other Allibistes
Filetals Yultles
P.M. Benen
If Gawrenee
Ivan
Calf Ownership Case Opens as Trial Delays End
In a lingering dispute, Eddie Chinice sues Go TslelYerson for the value of two calves. Witnesses for the plaintiff include Fred Micey and Mrs T U Banks among others, while the defendant calls twenty two supporters. The jury comprises Alfred Anderson and others as the case proceeds. Earlier this morning an injunction suit by Chiddleston was argued in court.
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Eddie Chinice Tase
Wales
C.T. Tanks
Sueinge
Allweil Strasepita
Elaine
Fred. Micey
T. UL Banks
Roy McChites Emeryer
Chassant
H. Woodward
OQ. Flory
Fred Nelson
Wlp. Gwin
Tretterson
Nelson Martin Fe T. Kimery
Garber
Toward Winsley
Andy Ain KG. Lee
del Kelsey
L. Pease
Rin Grown
Warren Ridley
W. DP. Martin
Frank Wiesins
Clas Memwarving
Olin Bell
J. TL. Caner
Sam
Ot D. «Allen
Alfred Aniderson
WD. Martin
A. Ve
Peter Neis
Po Young
Kennedy
Kitizer
Chas
Hardtaters IM
Dennis
Ray Deay
Missionary meeting chicken poisoning spreads fear
Reported in a May 22 notice from Peabody Kansas a missionary meeting at Mrs Ben Pohners home led to illness after eating diseased chicken. The second victim died in Kansas City while 24 remain under physician care. Authorities blamed the prepared dish and noted the cook had allegedly led a devout life.
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Peabody
Kai
Ben Pohner
A. B. Nelson
Juanita Clausen
Kamsas
Scandal Claim Says Creosote Admitted Duty Free
Washington May 22. TL Stewart former customs official testified before a House treasury committee that Secretary McVeagh told him an order admitted creosote free of duty at New Orleans. Stewart alleged the improper declaration cost the government millions. Appraiser Lack said 2,000,000 gallons of oil were recorded as dead oil.
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New Orleans
Washington, D. C
TL Stewart
Toms
Newport News
Creosure
House
Treasury
Stewart
Secretary of Treasury
MazVeseh
Representative Cox
Tidians
JeVos
New Delemis
Lack
Latek
Tie
Woodmen Triumph In Scoring Tilt At Lecompton
The Woodmen win at home against Lecompton in a high scoring game. Key contributors include LGN of the AW Widean and Davison with strong defense and finishing as De Longe and Woodman provide solid work. Lawrence Yuys also scored on timely hits.
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Woodmen
Woo
Avon
Lecomptay Sarmavday
Lecompton
Local Golfers Open Season With Big Win Over Officers Club
The Dread Golfers defeated the Officers Club of Leavenworth 22 to 3 in a season opener. Captains and players, led by Lieut. Krewger, enjoyed luncheon at T. Graves’ home before heading to the links. Scoring highlights include Barthides over Major Stewart, Barker over H. T. Jones, and several other 1 to 3 up margins. The annual handicap tournament begins with 18 holes medal play for qualifying, with 16 lowest nets advancing. this event draws strong local interest and crowns a champion next Decoration Day.
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Officers Club of
Leavenworth
Tioup
Krew
Ger
Eime Ahaway
T. Graves
Links
Barthides
Major Stewart
Barker
H. T. Jones
Crawford
Wotte
Kinnent
Tlorn
Sterling
Capt
Lott
Kutna
WL Johnston
Briges
Col. Stephenson
Newton
Cockerspegzer
Jofinsjon
C. Muneanne
Patterson
Haskell
Hegin
I. T. Jones
Grrane
Sernteh
Kinnear
Barteldes
Riesling
Jones
Johnston
Byizg
Stroes
Edwards
J. Sterling
McChuns
Rinekraf Toynton
Wolingon
Gibb
Broadheart
Carral Davis
Gray
Marshall
Raymond
Spalding
Cail
DP. L. Patterson
J. J
Grawford
Woodland Park baseball tale from early 1912 game
Narrator recalls a 1912 Woodland Park matchup against the Buckhulty team from Kansas City. Highlights include Chad Lawrence's praised catch, Sommers’ memorable steal, and a muddy field delaying play as a dramatic six-run inning unfolds.
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Hegh
Fullerton
Woodland Park
Affternoon
Jay
Elmer Newby
Delouzey
Lin
Ett Field
Sommers
Chad’ Lawrence
Iiamond
Buckhort
Kansas City
Stud
Strone
Chad
Jett Land
Catcher Sommers
Buckhulty
Ity Boys
Senate to pursue inquiry into Lorimer charges
May 22 Washington A Senate resolution seeks prompt sweeping inquiry into new charges against Senator Lorimer of Illinois based on the Illinois senate demand. The measure, offered by Senator Dillingham, awaits one day’s consideration and is expected to be adopted by the Republican majority with Democratic support.
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Washington
Turimer
Winois
Mlinois State Senate
Senate
Dillinghs
Dillinghim
la Follette
Ap Hs Er Solurien
Committee On
Torresen
LaFollette
Four Aviators Retire From Paris Flight Race After Crash
In Issy les Moulineaux a plane piloted by Train crashed into government officials at a military field. French war minister Henri Bourrè and several others were killed or injured. Four other aviators Weymann, Rey, Garnier, and Fertipe retired from the race. Vedrine test flew at dawn and disaster followed with quick loss of life and equipment.
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Paris
France
Dans Unlay
Antoine Monis
Frengl Preemie
Adister
Interior
Train
Issy Tes Montineautx
Henri Boreaux
Wane
Dgjuvint
Pierre Vodrine
Prige
Avas
Maddvid
M.prain
Amniber
Lula
Weymann
Rey
Garnier
Fertipe
Vediine
Issy Les Molineas
AHL Ofeluck
Animoulene
Shige
FELLOWSHIPS EXPANDED AT PITTSBURGH FOR SMOKE SOLUTION
Robert Kennedy Dun can discusses new fellowships offering $2000 for two years to chemists who can address Pittsburgh’s smoke nuisance. Tillotson donors extend the fellowship six months due to progress. Prof. Taincan to work at Clarke while visiting lecturer at Clark University.
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Robert Kennedy Duncan
University
Wittshurstod
Pittsbore University
Kansas
Eam
Pittsbure
Eran Fellowships
Pittsure
Tillotson
TJ Tillotson
Prisbare University
Clark University
Clarke
Jayhawkers Win Final Game in St Louis Trip
The Kansas Jayhawkers won 10 of 16 games on the trip as Riziek pitched six innings before Farrell relieved him. St Louis scored in the fifth on three straight singles. Buziek worked 21 innings on the trip and lost only one game as the team totaled 16 hits in the win.
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St. Louis
Jayhawkers
Tu & the Kansays
Anni
Riziek
Farrell
Jawhawker
Buziek
Sea Oy
Tandson
Dayhawkers
Central High wins invitation track meet on 5814 points
Central High topped 125 entrants at a Saturday meet by 5814 points over Westport in a high school invitational. Taylor of Westport set a new mile record at 4 64 1, while Hamilton tied Central’s 120 hurdles mark. Reber led Central with 14 points, plus the silver cap, as Central won the relay and captured multiple event titles.
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Central High
Touton
Westport
Manual
Lawrence
Clay County
Crate
Central
Hamilton
Hendrickson
Watkins
Anthony
Ragan
George Ragan
Tardy
Catholie Wiz
Norton
William Winer
Maanal
Itevavit Jdash
Gearze van
H. Todd
H. Slaughter
Lime
TD. Taylor
Root
Clay County Beh School
Runert Morse
R. Spaulding
Matual
Pirst
Klaepfer
L. North
Cent
Walker
Kansas City
Kans
Naines
Hutchinson
W. Powell
C. Menke
Sterling
S. Hurst
A. Reber
C. Reber
G. Lamb
Feoarth
Coleman
J. Reber
Hall
Junction City
R. Planck
Anthonys
Ralph Morse
W. Heath
Todd
Dencond
Haines
Tiatehinnon
W. Lee
Barkee
Wood
F Nee
Taft Faces Senate Over Canadian Veracity Bil Accord
President Taft appeared before the Senate finance committee to oppose amendments to a Canadian veracity bill and asserted he would defend the constitution against Senate coercion to accept the current agreement. Willis Sayles, Arthur Willet, and Lynn Myly visited Bonner Springs on Sunday.
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Washington
Nelson
Minnesota
Taft
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Jlew
Fle
Willis Sayles
Arthur Willet
Lynn Myly
Bonner Springs
Water Company Plans Major Plant Upgrades for Lawrence
The Teewrenue Water Company seeks a summer investment between 240,000 and 500,000 to improve the plant and add a new pump house with a duplicate pump. A joint conference with Walter Company officials will assess efficiency and flood safety, aiming to protect water purity and meet growing demand.
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Teewrenue Water Company
E. L. Street
Walter Company
Coas d
Pstile
Brae Hood
Lawrence
Strummer
Woman Whips Man Over Local Mission Poster
Mrs. WW Haynes, wife of a Caney pastor, publicly horse-whipped Daniel HL Plowman after he posted a local mission notice in his store window. Plowman sought a warrant for her arrest as she claimed religious motive and denial of the clipping removal led to the attack. Attendees listed include W. T. Steele and others traveling to Lawrence for a We initiative event.
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Caney. Kans
Uaynes
Christian Church
Daniel HL Plowman
Caney
Plowman
Haynes
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Quantrell List
Baker
Lawrence Man
Ky.uy
Unshufson
Thy College Jeweler
Unijsfortuse
Mr. Stewart
McVeagh
Listafson
Ign
Lawrence Buckholtz
Lorimer
Vedrine
Madrid
Varsity
Lawrence High
Lawrence Pit School
Wondard
Yiest
Woodard
Céntril Coleman
Iees
Menance
Flags School
Wolfe
Topeka
W. T. Steele
Herman Ratelisais
Emporia
P.ag. Pratt
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