Bulgarian Advance Stirs Greek Feeling In Macedonia Invasion
The report says Bulgarians crossed the frontier on May 26 and occupied Rnepel with Greek forts withdrawing before the advance of Bulgarian troops aided by German officers. Athens allegedly granted permission for the move and Greek authorities faced high tensions as distant fronts reported Austrian and German activity, air combats, and Allied efforts in various theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thulzarigas
Athens
Afberrs
le Comanudters
Sheuitidis
Westerday
Berlin
Aid
Sayville
Mayo 2
Orpet Defense Fails To Clear Key Facts In Trial
In a May 20 hearing at a rural court, defense attorney Wilkerson challenged the prosecution’s case related to Marian Lambert’s marriage plan and Miss Lambert’s death. The judge allowed limited defense access to statements and restricted testimony about past conversations between Lambert and witnesses.
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Wanikoowan
Jamas
Wilkerson
Ahwrner
WHYL
Orpet
Marian Lambert
Laa Myers
Wilkersen
Deady
Lartinanda
Wilkerson Sal
Miavian
Lanohert
Ghurs
Cramer
Wisconsin
Lagertad Uartaen
Martini
Miss Lambert
Hartin
Taledy
Cy Ghia
Miss Cramer
Steporters
Chidy
Martian
Harting
Miss Ianabert
Sun Stave
James J Hills Dead in St Paul
James J Hills a noted railroad capitalist and North West figure died at his estate in St Paul Minnesota this morning due to bowel trouble. Doctors from New York and Minnesota attended the case as family members gathered at the bedside. The Hills family secretary announced the death to newspaper reporters.
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St. Paul, Minn
Tawes J. Hill
Railroad Wildes
Northwest
Stainit Avene
Clork
Wil
Hills
Meri Brows
Tne
Hughes Boom Opens in Chicago for Nomination Push
Chicago today hosts the start of Hughes campaign activities with candidates to the Republican nomination arriving. Charles Hughes of New York and Coleman Dupont of Delaware lead the field as supporters gather at headquarters and debate topics including American preparedness and woman suffrage.
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Chieta
Chicago
Charles Keans Hiehes
New York
Hifeheark
Willian Lo Ward
Vighes
Whitt
Tuehes
Patie
Alabama
Hughes
Hawkes
Interoets
United
Ssupreme
Eamirt
de Ostanils
Ipa Questiotes
Bait Luni
Hinetos Fae Seaert Aventuis Fb
Wilson
Regi
Haltehecu
Repubhiena Vietor
Jie
Coleman Dupat
Delaware
Das
Ttig
Pua Hage
DuPont
Metallican National
Attuenel
Diy
Maine
Cnn
Allhyily Jtee
Sinirawe
Reselac
Charles D. Hitles
National Committed
Lothar M. Dodlaw
National Anti-suffrage Association
Hilles
Pioneer Merchant Marks Dies After Long Lawrence Career
Ali Marks, a Lawrence pioneer merchant who arrived in 1858 and built a long-standing business after an apprenticeship, died yesterday at one hour of the day. His death marks the end of an era in local trade as a leading figure in the town’s development and state history.
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Ali
Orelock
Lauwrinee
Fe Tayn
Prusent
Wadia
Nis Endl
Arthur Marks Dies Widower and Father of Two
Mr Marks is survived by his widow and two children. Services are set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 from the home. Born in Davarin Germany, he came to the United States with his parents and became a respected jeweler in Lawrence and Fort Scott. He opened stores, mentored assistants, and was noted as the oldest jeweler in the area, with a long career in business and community service.
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Hinge
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Mors
Alex Marks
Davarin
Germany
Hilary
Albay
Wamazell
David Psarger
Ihr
Fort Stott
Pork South
Lawrence
Scott
Meo Marks
Adare Ay
Yeaes
Tanwrenee
Hai Howit
Ling
Vis
Fynis
Lesnar Viet
Imeband
Hess
Brakeman Injured as Train Car Shifts on Interurban
Joe Bergin brakeman on the interurban was bruised and his leg broken in a Saturday accident several miles east of Lasy Renee. He was setting brakes to couple with a car of steel when the train bumper to the car. Bergin was taken to hospital then moved to Kansas City for treatment.
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Joe Bergin
Lasy Frenee
Bergin
Simmons
Kansas City
Kate Hutchings Recovers From Ballwin Auto Attack Injuries
Judge Hutchings reports Kate Hutchings out of danger after serious injuries from an automobile attack in Ballwin. Three ribs and a spine rib were fractured with potential paralysis feared. Mr and Mrs Butler George Butler Carl Boyle plan a visit to Ohio by Ford for the summer in the east.
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Kate
George Leiin
W. F. Hutchintat
Ballwin
Hutehings
Hutchings
F. E. Butler
George Butlers
Carl Boyle
Ohio
East
Kansas Weather Report Impatient Noted Rainfall and Fair Night
Fragmentary weather notes report rainfall and fair conditions tonight with a likely Tuesday. The brief indicates little temperature change and mentions yesterday's and today's reports in scattered form.
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Kansas Weather Report
Ecco. Sa
Senior play debate ends with choice of The Stuff of Laughter
Mount Oread students debated a senior play for commencement week as Don Burnett or Merle Smith considered leading roles in Coping the Grapes. Amid petitions and campus talks, officials announced The Stuff of Laughter would be the featured commencement attraction and the senior play would resume with a Feb. 3 performance.
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Percy Ve Shustacs
Dawle Girapes
Ince
A. Randolph
Mount Oread
Randolph
Don Burnett
Tanner
Shostae
Don Barnett
Dewark
Tle Placy
Merle Smith
Ayeay Bienett
Denmark
Lanett
Post Office Clerks to Convene Here Tomorrow
Post Office Clerks Association holds its annual sessions here beginning at 9 30 with focus on retirement legislation for mail clerks. Delegates from Wichita Kansas City and other larger offices attend with talks by five speakers and a town tour planned after sessions including a visit to Haskell Institute.
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Kansas
Ofice Clarks Association
Lingrench Temoryra
Kansas City
Wichita
Kekew
Seevir
Irving Hiltail
Haskell Institute
Memorial Sermon at Methodist Church Honors Nation and Union
A Memorial Day service at First Methodist church featured Rev. Homey W. Hargett delivering a sermon on liberty and the Union. Speakers praised soldiers and women of the GAR and Spanish War veterans, stressing patriotism, national unity, and broader civil liberty through the Union's victory.
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Homey W. Trargett
Washington Post
A. Lyall
Union Soldlers
Ladies of the
GAR
Sons of Veterans
EL and
Mally National Guard
Hospital Corps
Mornigts
First Methodist Church
Hargett
de. Harwerth
Largett
Atrle
Hlarwett
Aimee Imide
Salvery
Reap Benedit
Kirge
Henry van Ihasan
Uravelen Abvodd
Stahwart von
Borie
Stargett
Grand Army
Alwias
Muzzy Spends Sus City on Business
HW L Muzzy travels to a northern city for official business, spending time and resources during the visit. Authorities note his engagement involves municipal matters and related appointments.
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HW. L. Muzzy
Sus City
Raid nets barrel of beer and five youths in North Lawrence
Saturday evening police raided Sam Childs and premises in North Lawrence. A barrel of beer was seized along with five young men. Childs faces selling charge and is jailed. Bonds of 20 dollars each were posted by the five as witnesses in the case.
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Sam Childs
Tego
Childs
North Lawrence
Kansas Fine Arts School Sees Major Enrollment Jump
The University of Kansas fine arts school reports 249 students this year, up from 197 last year, a 52 student gain over 26 percent. Dean H L Butler credits interest in state with growth and warns current space is insufficient, hoping for temporary quarters and a new building to support a decade of expansion.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Kansas
Dean Butler
Sis
As x
Coal Conference Postponed Over Howat Case
The Kansas City report says a conference between western coal operators and unions was postponed. International president Shahin P. White stated no wage scale will be set until the Howat slander case is decided. Howat leads the Kansas district and faces charges from Chas. S. Keith and others.
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Kansas City
Usiers
International Union
Howat
Press
Kansas
Thesnes
No Word From Gavira Delays Conference With Pershing
In Columbus New Mexico on May 29 no word has been received about a time for a planned conference between Gavira and General Pershing. The meeting was reported to be arranged for the week near Colonia Dublan, with the Mexican leader's convenience guiding the scheduling.
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Pershing
Columbus
New Mexico
Tras Cavira
Avid
General Pershing
Colonia Dublan
oAs
Imne
Lawrence Gun Club Memorial Day Shoot at Woodland Park
The Lawrence Gun Club will hold the Memorial Day shoot tomorrow at Woodland Park starting at 2 PM. New club members are expected to attend and an additional shoot later will offer a trophy for new members.
City Funds At Issue For Next City Commission Meeting
City commissioners will discuss disposal of city funds at the next regular meeting. The panel will not meet tomorrow but will convene Wednesday morning to consider lines of action and potential allocations.
Thorpe Offered Editorship of Federal Magazine
Merle Thorpe professor of journalism at the University is courted to edit the official magazine of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The offer includes a salary about double his current pay and wide editorial freedom. Thorpe plans to visit the East to confer with Chamber directors and will decide after confirming duties with the university. He would likely begin after August 1 if he accepts.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Merle ‘Thorpe
Univer
Thorpe
Chamber
New York
University California
California
Frank Strong
K. U
University ‘of Washington
Large Demand for Graduation Tickets Strains Theater Plans
Lawrence faces a ticket crunch for its largest ever high school graduation. With 120 graduates each receiving four tickets, theater capacity at the Bower Eagle is nearly half filled, leaving limited seats for underclassmen and other officials. Principal Olney says patrons should be patient as tickets are allocated. Blue tickets reserve parquet on Thursday or Friday. red tickets reserve parquet Friday but are valid for balcony on Thursday.
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Lawrence
F.p.smith
F. H. Olney
Bower- Eagle Theater
Bowersock Theater
Olney
Chancellor Strong to Speak at Columbia Commencement
Frank Strong, chancellor, is set to deliver the commencement address at the University of Missouri in Columbia. He will address graduates of the Women's College tomorrow, speaking on the occasion and its significance.
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Columbia, Mo
Frank Strong
Women's College
Coast Guard Cutters Rally to Aid Grounded Mo hawk Cutter
Coast Guard cutters Androscoggin and Itasca left New London Connecticut to assist the grounded Mo hawk near Montauk Point early today. The rescue operation underscores ongoing coast guard efforts to aid stranded vessels along the coast.
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Coast Guard
New London
Conn
Androscoggin
Itasca
Mohawk
Montauk
Fined For Drunkenness In Police Court
Gay Sharp was fined 46.50 in police court for drunkenness after a Saturday night arrest. The brief court note records the penalty and the arrest timing with minimal detail.
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Gay Sharp
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