Memorial Day Observed in Paris and Washington
American and French authorities joined in ceremonies across Paris and Nice with red white and blue flowers laid at graves of soldiers. In Washington memorials honored earlier wars while veterans gathered at Arlington as Per shing spoke and the Maine and Peary monuments were unveiled or decorated. Belgium sent messages of gratitude to President Truman.
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Nice
Paris
America
France
Amer
Sydney
Tly
Sul
William OD
Rene
Ville
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
General Pershing
Maine
Congress
White House
Albert
Heleum
Belgium
Memorial Exercises Held at Clinton Cemetery
Memorial services were held yesterday at Clinton cemetery with neighborhood representation. Rev M Lee Sorey led the service and George J Woodward spoke briefly for soldiers of the late war. The Clinton cemetery is well kept, and the fine enclosure added dignity to the proceedings.
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Clinton Cemetery
M. Lee Sorey
George J. Woodward
Clinton
Indianapolis 500 attracts record international field
Racing stars of four nations lined up their cars for the 500 mile race at Indianapolis speedway. Indications pointed to the largest attendance in motor racing history with officials predicting over 100,000 people.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Overseas War Film Depicts 35th Division in Action
Spectators view World War I footage showing the 35th Division in Meuse Argonne campaigns. The reels reveal units like First Kansas and Battery C serving wounded soldiers, scenes of trench and town bombardment, and memorials to fallen comrades. The film elicits strong emotions as audiences recall lost friends and the war’s grim toll.
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Chavar
Ferrell Dursa Po
Orgnivition
Paride
Pevinns
Sietay
Battery Clery
Jerry
Jones Crane
Apolinice
Ty Ogavines
Hikers
Trench
Field Ann
Amaliy
Second Trade Run Set For Thursday Western Border Run
The article notes a second trade convoy planned to travel north of Lawrence. Chairman CW McKeen leads the organizing committee as thirty-eight to forty cars of the first convoy completed the initial run. Preparations for future trips include a preliminary schedule and midday meal arrangements for participants.
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Ao Berger
Lawrence
CW. McKeen
Chamber of Commerce
Recital Evening at Trinity Methodist by Kansas City duo
Dean and Mr J B Butler present a recital at Trinity Methodist Church in Kansas City Missouri. pianist Mrs Pearl Emley Elliott noted for years as member of the fine arts faculty at the University.
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Kansas City
J. B. Butler
Trinity Methodist Church
Pearl Emley-Elliott
University
Ruth Dunmire Returns to Culver Kansas with Nieces
Miss Ruth Dunmire, who has been teaching at Culver Kansas, returned today to her home. She was accompanied by two nieces who will visit here.
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Ruth Dunmire Anhe Tas
Culver
Kan
Memorial Services Held Today At Civil War Cemetery
Memorial services were held this fore noon at the Civil War cemetery with the Army of the Republic in full regalia. A program featured music by the Haskell Orchestra and a parade of speakers and soldiers observed the graves. Local businesses closed in observance as the ceremony proceeded at 2:50 pm.
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Amma
The
Republic
Chatus Deandienes
Gettysburg
Mallon Weed
Mousie
Art Baryon
Fear Impending Revolt in Berlin
Dispatches report rising German tensions as Dominions officials warn of a potential coup. Rumors tie Wendaitnrter and a Potsdam faction to plans, with Prince August William seen as a military leader. Doorn confirms Kaiser Wilhelm II seeks restoration.
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Tf Igiein
London
Pelin
Revolu Conary
Potsdam
August William
William
Aod
Tel Co
Doorn
Ceclare
Hohenzalern
Sind
County Fair Discussion Reveals Merchant Connection
Fragmentary notes show a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to discuss fair arrangements. Expected attendees include Brod Sebel, Penterkain, and Wind Larrangement chair Leen Tauder, with Cammeren and Iveteere noted among present participants.
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Tair
Interurban Crash Kills and Injures Auto Occupants
A May Interurban car struck an automobile killing the driver and injuring several occupants. The crash occurred early today and the deceased and wounded were all riding in the auto involved in the collision.
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Aes
County Commissioners to Open Improvement Bond Bids
The board will meet tomorrow to open bids on the county improvement bond issue.
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Board of County Commissioners
Graduating Recital by Mrs via Alford Osborn
The graduating recital of Mrs via Alford Osborn, organist, will be given in Fraser Hall Chapel at dusk this evening.
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Via Alford Osborn
Fraser Hall
Requests for Five Thousand Dollars Receiver Leads to Court Action
A garbled historical notice describes a bid for $5,000 and references trustees and a legal proceeding. The fragment cites Trusts Invare Was One nf Saaved Vaeer and a raid by authorities. The text is incomplete with many misreads, but implies a monetary claim and legal process surrounding a youth or property matter.
Fragmented Civil War Era Memoir Fragments From a Turbulent Page
OCR reads like a garbled memoir note recounting Confederate riders and a siege scene with unclear names and events. It mentions a tavern arson, a rider who spared a man on trial, and November 1865 as a point of reference. The text blends disparate memories of battles, loyalties, and early postwar business ventures.
Pawtucket convention delegates meet amid confusion
Members of the Trebikitioa ms gather in Linvula Maine for a convention to select delegates and set plans. National cenymen at Linvula hear nominations amid internal disputes over state leadership and who chairs the Nav fiote committee. Strong entities include state committees and elected delegates, with invitations for warned demonstrations.
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Waneusity
Trebikitioa
Linvula
Nav
Sula
Fragmented 19th Century Notices from Stou Doula Missouri
In this garbled OCR snippet, residents Mr and Mrs Samos Gatien cannot find housing due to a local housing shortage. They reside in a vacant frame shed while Mr Gatien arranges a makeshift church setup for public use. The Warphadfecer is repurposed as a kitchen, and furniture indicates improvised living.
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Sto Doula
Samos Gatien
Pandine
Gatoie
Ceveril Fron
Weeksville Holiday Observed With Ball Game Scheduled
Gaye Marariot sbiletretne Cotone Atr irae sit ala Celanel Mourne delivered the Myserial Tray address before the pests of the GAL ELami merican Legion. Today is observed as a holiday in Weeksville. Stores are closed and a ball game is scheduled this afternoon.
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Celanel
GAL Elamimerican Legion
Weeksville
City Commission to Meet
City commissioners will hold a meeting tomorrow morning to discuss and decide on matters including potential bil. The session aims to address local governance and policy items affecting residents and businesses. The agenda is expected to cover budget items, public safety, and community services.
Water Plant Probe Visited By Topeka Delegation
Nine Chic Cinbs and other visitors including Verne Bossted toured Topeka area sites seeking a plan to supply pure water after tests showed a deep well in the county was contaminated. City officials and chamber representatives from Lawrence attended, with engineers and inspectors explaining the need for a new plant to protect public health and fire safety.
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Verne
Kansas
Cis Commission
Topeka
Mosman Tabor
Imagini
Urputal
Dita
Tupeka
Sertelay
Tere
Parkhurst
Onei- Rees
E.G. Stewart
DL. L. Chandler
Wo EL Baldry
WLC
Hodges
Willian Stunatich
Rt. Db
SteQifert
Park Millealth Cotroner
Chamber of Oamanee
Aruare
Cleto
Arere Popre
Peseval Chaisran
Taeber
Lenigh Valley Wreck Report Leads To Directors Meeting
Disjointed OCR text notes a Lenigh Valley wreck incident and upcoming directors meeting. Mentions individuals Anni and Elizabeth Murphy visiting Kansas City and refers to plans for a department superintendent and retail discussions. No clear event details or outcomes are confirmed.
Stopage of All Road Work Looms in Embargo Probe
A proposed embargo on road materials to move summer coal threatens a standstill on the Fort to Fort road and other major projects. Coal operators and railroads favor the embargo to reserve cars for coal movement, risking delays in surface work and bridge improvements. The State Highway Commission urges civic bodies in Lawrence to protest, asking the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club to oppose any embargo on road materials.
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State Highway Commission
Fort To
Fort
Douglas County
A. C. Lacerwall
Chamber of Commerce of
Lawrence
Rotary Club
Rowl
CALL FOR FARM HANDS IN KANSAS WORK OFFERS
Notchinsin Kansas May 31. Dares Chabin local manager for the Kanais free employment by Tea says fathers in Kansas favor emigrants without children. Employment bureau reports more farm hand calls than placements. Most offers suit married men, monthly wages from 69 to 79 dollars with living quarters and garden plots. some offers up to 90 dollars with house garden cow and chickens. Married couples without children are often specified.
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Notchinsin
Kans
Kansas
Dares Chabin
Harest Manigter
National Uniform Rank Convention Planned in Cleveland
Major General W. Hi Loomis and Brigadier General John B Benn head the national Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. A large encampment with 1000 tents and 1000 delegates is planned at Edgewater Park for a week starting July 2. Uniform members will be housed under strict military discipline, with other delegates staying in hotels.
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Mieveland
Oso
W. Hi. Loomis
John B. Benn
Pythas
Cleveland
Edgewater Park
Children’s Day Observed at Local Christian Church
Children’s Day services were held at the Christian church with the program titled Heal the Hurt of the World focusing on medical missions. The largest audience of Rev. Mr. Serey’s pastorate attended and a free will offering of 220.70 dollars was raised.
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The
Christian Church
Serey
Fiks Bowling Card Sets Two Matches Tonight
Two Elks City bowling games are slated for tonight. The back match features Hercer versus Pierson, while the ten pin showdown pairs Riling against Henre.
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Fiks
Elks Ciuch
Hercer
Pierson
Riling
Henre
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County Offices Closed for Memorial Day
All offices in the Douglas County courthouse are closed in observance of Memorial Day exercises.
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Douglas County Court House
Deputy Sheriff Charles Crowder Returns From Southern Trip
Deputy Sheriff Charles Crowder returns this morning from a southern state trip. He reports Mrs. M. W. Holmes of Chicago is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. C.
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Charles Crowder
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