Preparations for First Park Festival Queen and Events
Miss Harriett Brush, daughter of Mrs. Olive Brush, will be the festival queen at a Saturday afternoon event in the park. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 5 cents for children with tags sold on the street. proceeds support public playgrounds. The festival features a first inter-ward track meet with about 100 entrants, and a range of events led by Lawrence officials to showcase student drills and school competitions.
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Harriett
Olive
South Kk
Sita
Abual
Lmitee
Lawrence
Jon
Jaree
Cnumbe
He -Hield
Atwrence
Ual
Atheifor Learnardehanved
South Bark and Pratide
Dy Naismill
Jude
Prof
Rost
John Dt Clerk
Ogden Jonés Tinter
Ima Ranheert
Harvey Lehman
Lelfowin
Helen Pes
Pritt
Blanche” Simons
Guia Fidel
Lila Atkinson
Ros Haworth
Rel Cole
S Cote
Elfriegs Fischer
Elsa
Bartels
Florence Hoar
Madge Parrish
Mande Door
Glad Habis
Pene “Manrose
Aela Wilson
Maxton LeSur
Roberts
Transport Workers Strike Lonsons May 23
The national executive committee of the transport workers federation has decreed a general strike starting May 23 for three terms, aiming to adjudicate its grievances. No fewer than 140,000 workers are involved, including deckhands and cargo handlers, with port dockside actions disrupting the Port of Lonsons.
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Lonsons
Transport
Will Iiik
Jos Deanstetilt
Market Prices On Produce List Flavorful Bargains
Readable fragments show fresh fruits and vegetables with prices: strawberries 12 cents a pound, potatoes 73 cents per dozen, peppers 60 cents a dozen, spinach 7 1 2 cents by weight, radishes 25 cents a dozen, tomatoes 15 cents per pound, celery 10 cents a stalk, turnips and onions priced low as well.
Temporary organization formed for welfare work meeting next Tuesday
Mrs J L Brady spoke on Monday night about forming a temporary welfare organization and officers were elected. Rev Theodore Hensen led the session noting the need to determine a permanent structure. The group, including Mrs Healy and Mrs CG Dunlap, expects strong demand for welfare efforts and plans future meetings.
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Fasternor Iit
Theodore Hensen
Iaativiny
Arady
Avi
Choral Chosen Seven At Ashitonf Concert
Fragmentary OCR yields a list of names including Jave Saanson Ashitonf Valle y and Lex Ray Beanery, with mentions of an orchestra and a conductor. Unclear roles noted, partial names and affiliations suggest a school or choir event with participants and a planned performance.
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Jave Saanson
Ashby
Two Killed in Budapest Strike Sparks Turmoil
A chaotic Budapest strike ends with two workers killed as police confront strikers. The unrest follows a socialist party resolution and a widespread work stoppage. Police and strikers clashed, leaving many injured and signaling a major labor dispute across the city.
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Budapese
Polivd
Ani
Warke
Budapest
Quiversal
Federals and Insurrectos clash near Retlania in Mesien battle
Reports from the northern Mesien front say federals numbering about 4,000 and insurrectos around 3,000 engage along the rail line near Retlania. Fierce fighting persists as rebels fortify positions, shelling federal columns under Generals Tries Anbert Raha and Tw 1 Jez. casualties appear lopsided toward government troops with gains for the rebels along the rail corridor.
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Etelliine
Mexico
Mankins
Mesien
Mide
General Tierta
Oures
Etrogos
Corre
Rellana
Toglerals
Rahags
Fider
Retlania
Generel Salazar
Generalsi
Anbert
Raha
Tw 1
Jez
Willaams Uttan
Church Must Aim at Equal Rights for Women
Fragmentary OCR shows a 19th or early 20th century church text urging suffrage for women and religious support. It mentions the Miss Mississippi pageant, ministers, and a second Sunday in October when a special church service and prayer meeting will be held to promote female suffrage within church and community.
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Helen J . Enekee
Lawrerer
Alilil
Mersbadet
Weather Report From Ranhas Tonight And Friday
Fragmentary weather brief notes for Ranhas show tonight and Friday conditions with a 62 degree reading and references to today and yesterday. The unreadable OCR data limits extraction of precise predictions, locations, and times.
War maneuvers to replace sham battle at Woodland Park
Soldiers from University units plan a real maneuver at Woodland Park on Decoration Day. Two infantry companies Hoof Law and Company A plus hospital corps will participate, forming a moving battle camp and staging a simulated engage ment to illustrate war problems.
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Woodland Park
Woodkind Park
Sieh
Hoof Law
Univer
Will
County Fair Plans Announced with Exhibits and Prizes
Plans for the county fair outline secured attractions for residents, with a Sept 24 to 28 schedule at Riverside Park. Prizes will reward top exhibits in chickens, hogs, cattle, produce, and displays will reflect region’s best stock. Committees named for advertising and association oversight, with more to come.
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Assuvtatha
Pidland Park
Bowman
EL Spalding
Teving Hill
A. Sibley
Miles
Insurgents Roated In First Encounter In Cuba
May reports describe a clash between regulars and insurgents near Santiago. Rebels dispersed after quick engagements, with both sides suffering, while U S Marines prepared to reinforce as the State Department weighs policy shifts in Cuba.
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Santiago
Cuba
Omar
Ares
Vernaeny Bk
Tim
U. S
Ancy
Padueih
Nashville
State Department
Fragmentary report hints at political tensions and misstatements
A garbled May dispatch from Wyethersen Nh references a stalled campaign, unclear claims about candidates and events, and confusion over dates and places. Faint mentions of people, a death, and political pressure hint at a heated local scene despite fragmented text.
Titanic Report Thursday Criticized for Ignoring Warnings
Fragmented OCR notes discuss criticism of Captain and senate actions, framing of investigations, discipline concerns, and safety warnings amid a British inspection and references to J. Peace. Names and details are garbled but point to an inquiry over maritime conduct and public safety.
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Saith
Lrwle
Fordjax
J. Peace
Tremors Persist In Distant Earthquake Report
A newspaper note details a tremor felt far away with seismograph readings and comments from an earthquake expert. The report cites waves recorded at 9 o'clock indicating a distant origin roughly six thousand miles away and notes related timing and machine observations from Brockmiller.
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Seismeograph
Brockmiller
Ohare
Complaints Against Local Dairymen Move Toward Council Action
A series of complaints against four local dairymen are being reviewed by the county attorney. A proposed milk ordinance is now with the mayor for introduction at the next council meeting. The case involves alleged violations tied to dairy sales and city dairy patrons. Residents and officials seek standards to regulate milk practices and enforcement.
Jimmy Burke Resigns as Manager and President
In Indianapolis Indiana May, Jimmy Burke resigns as both manager and president of the city team. Charles Cleary steps in as interim, with LYarrion noted in the brief as part of the leadership change.
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Indianapelis
Jiulianayputise
Ind
Candidacy Declared for Governor Nomination
Murphy Bor announces declaration for the Republican nomination for governor in Jefferson City on May 23. The brief note records the candidacy filing and political maneuvering surrounding the race.
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Murphy Bor
Jefferson City
Minenly
Kalla
40th Annual Commencement Program at State University
The long program details Grinnell professor B A Steiner to deliver the baccalaureate and Hamilton W Mabie as commencement speaker with the theme Works and Days. The fortieth ceremony includes an arts concert, processions, and prize events, with notes on orchestral performances, faculty speakers, and student awards.
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Hamilton W. Mabie
Thys
Sansas
Fine Arts Vonsork
Ives Sears Peet
Rybsord
Alfred Stok
Protesser
Kaventamente
Rerien
Sheen
Charrfesser
Levinnill
Colleu
Musee Narhirs
Mointax
Renatta
Petter
Yom Lake
Oran Reed
Charles Linford
Friese Fh
Bing
Qrelestra
Laryain
Automohite
Hess Tamehe
Bass Universite Campuns
Tsu
Ceneart
Amon Monti
Die Alani Assear Et Itis Stayawy
Vlad University
Rand
Vitti
Sen
The
Universe
Banre
CMD
Ageanese Vaintanse Wiummadien
Eas
Ufeuth
Lulinesstieree
Wu Dave
Uffwilfen
M A. Wah
Bo Assortare Editiog
Cutleniy
Two Conventions May Agree The Movies May 23
Two conventions in the national church work plan to meet May 23 to discuss supervision and treatment operations. The sessions aim to reach a unified approach amid debates on New Mexico and an age moment influencing church policy.
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Sreetinis
Baptisk Canvention
New Mexico
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