Greek Regulars Hold Roads as Turks Face Overrun in Province
Readable dispatch describes Greek irregulars blocking four roads to Turkish positions in a Turkish province. Greek forces bolster with fresh troops while Turkish lines in the frontier area crumble. Reports indicate Greek regulars now hold the front from the Falian tract to the Turkish center and around the local towns, with thousands of Turkish troops and Greek reinforcements massed for a possible offensive. The situation prompts concern of a broader conflict as both sides mobilize along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorie
Apri
Lnriginresh
Marednant
BAS
Pia Rince
Aleek
Zia
McAliat Biewer
Dave Ussen
Lara
Greeca
Fritie Fuiders
Ormiston
Crete
Greece
Hed Crese Cockte
Pete
Zarkow
Ceerguides Infantry
Voller
Grek
Varkala
Erin
Ube
Alexander Ow Dito
Destroe
Turmoil as Turkish forces clash in April engagements
Reports from Constan tinople describe a battle with 248 killed or wounded amid Greek and Turkish forces. Turkish commanders dispute ceasefire terms while tangles of war rumors spread. In Fremont Ohio a town fire destroys stores and homes, with locals battling flames after a daytime blaze.
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Eire
Feemont. O
Fipe
Lindmes
Fremont
Shor
Erecery
Koh End Fa. i. Hall
Statewide Gubernatorial Run Sparks Wide Candidate Field
The article surveys a crowded field of contenders for governor including Cy Leland, Charis FE Lebiel, Mike Burton, and Abe, with mentions of Ed Madison and Dawes. It notes party maneuvering, speculation on nominations, and possible moves toward attorney general and congressional eyeing, all amid a tense campaign climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Leland
Charis FE
Lebiel
Tay
Mike Burton
Ana
Ant
Rodnings
Ed Madison
Dawed Saye
Dawes
Campbell
Wis
Transan Republican League
Speidine
Aoppertirs
Sensational Charges in De Boissiere Case Amended Petition
Robert Stone was notified that an amended petition in the De Boissiere case could bring sensational charges. It is alleged that a conspiracy to defraud the old Frenchman involved W. H. Sears and J. C. Stine at the head, with Sears allegedly moving money in the state printing plant. A death by Stine and a bequeathing dispute with the Odd Fellows is claimed, with about 31,500 indicated, though the Odd Fellows refused the bequest and the property remains with trustees.
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Robert Stone
Liberation
de Boissiere
Hse
Frenghaan
W. H. Sears
Snow
J. C) Stine
Sears
Reolsslere
Weil
Stine
Odd Fellows
Stare Wee
Flynn May Get A Place On The Dawes Commission
Washington April 13 The president weighing consideration of reorganizing the Dawes Indian commission. Several men, each earning 400 per year, are under consideration with two changes expected to be announced within a week. One nominee is Mr Caturis of Atlanta, while many applicants contend for the mounted positions. Ex- Delica Flynn of Kishkosh is strongly favored for one of the commissioner roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes Commission
Washington
Hex Woder
Dawes Indian Commissian
Caturiss
Atlanta
Delica Flynn
Ckishord
Clenr
Cleaning Up the City Carsless Refuse Hauling Ordinance
Street Commissioner Ramney faces backlash from residents who neglect cleaning refuse. He outlines enforcement of an ordinance banning dumping on paved streets and washing wagons, with penalties and police enforcement to curb unsanitary conditions.
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Steet
Ramney
Ta Health Wemien
Pollens Department
Spalding assigns bonds to Illinois university trustees
Ex president of Globe Savings bank and former university treasurer Spalding voluntarily transfers real estate and bonds valued around 406000 to the university trustees. Creditors plan to contest the transfer to prevent loss, while criminal action may follow against the ex-treasurer. A separate suit seeks recovery of 242000 in bonds linked to Spalding and brokers Nashua NH. A horse shipment from Rel Cak Ta and notes on his son’s Meri mac security are also mentioned.
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Suite
First National Bank
Northwesern Nations Bank
Metropolitan National Bank
Spalding
Nashua N. H
Bioterarin
Rel Cak
Santa Fe trains promise travel to scenic western spots
Promoting the Santa Fe Route, the note extols trains as liberating from toil and travel monotony, inviting readers to see Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. It emphasizes the scenic transition offered by railway journeys through vivid, poetic praise.
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Hawthorns
Tranejuc
Santa Fe
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
G. Pala T
P. Ry
Topeks
Kan
Honduras Under Martial Law Reported in Revolt
United States Consul in Tegucigalpa telegraphs that Honduras has a revolution and the republic is under martial law. The Honduras syndicate of American investors, including prominent New York figures, gains broad concessions to build an interoceanic railway and manage finances, customs, mining, and immigration while Congress adjourns.
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Washington
United States
Texuelcalpa
Honduras
Republic
New York Berard
Tejuciquipa
Hondurex Syndicate
Calualtie
New York Central Railway
New York
Bonilla
Attempted Marriage Force Case Dismissal Sought In Rousseau Suit
John H H Rousseau of Parkdale contests Miss Verna Stratton's breach of promise suit in district court. Rousseau defends by denying marriage intent, noting gifts were seasonal and that Stratton was under eighteen, while alleging parental objections and lack of binding contract. He seeks dismissal, stating Stratton abandoned pursuit after parents opposed their association.
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John H H. Rousseau
Parkdale Blickenith
District ‘Court
Verna Stratton
Locust Street
Wis
Anower
Rousseau
Miss Stratton
Healey
Azn
Mise Steatten
Tiphesein
Mrs Lease Urges Socialism Amid Legislative Corruption
Mrs Mary TF Lines denounces Kansas legislative bribery probes from Topeka and argues that only socialism can cure public corruption. She condemns express charge bills as blackmail, cites politicians backing price hikes, and predicts systemic dishonesty in state politics. Also reports Buenos Aires sighting of the Perine comet and speculation on Grant monument parade window privileges with stands planned for 75,600 people.
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Wichita
Mary TF
Topeka
Kaunas
Popeka
Uni Boedins
New York
Speculatora
Ube
Grant Monument
Senator Carter's Brother Dies in Grand Forks
A grand Forks dispatch reports the death of Captain Carter, a well known camp figure and brother of Senator Thomas Carter of Private Waves milling property valued at 90000 dollars. The notice cites the long service and sorrow of the Carter family amid the regional loss. It also includes an advertisement for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve by G. W. Stansfield, Kansas Avenue.
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Senator Carter
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Grand Forks
Captain Carter
Seastor
Thoma Carter
WILL NOT GIVE UP ANGELL Ann Arbor Michigan
The appointment of President Angell as minister to Turkey is viewed with regret by university faculty and the board of regents. It is thought he is being sent to straighten out Ottoman empire complications of vital interest to America. The commission is for one year with a possible extension, delaying the fall term administration. A meeting is scheduled for the 24th to vote a cave of absence for the doctor, currently in New Orleans with his family.
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Ann Achet
Apelih
Angell
Turkey
Board of Regents
Willieness
Angel Te
Ottoman Empire
America
Commisnion la
Senator Braven's son Loses Savings in Bank Collapse
Washington April. Senator Braven's son Roderick, a boy of years, called from Chicago to report Globe Savings Bank has failed. He saved 19 dollars for a bicycle. The conversation shows the boy asking if he can still get the wheel. the Senator replies that he will seek his congressman's endorsement, then try to help.
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Washington
Braven
Roderick
Ipen
Stunes
Chicago
Wedas
Globe Savings Bank Fallum
Rapa
Bess
Huge Yellow Waves Drown River Dykes Threaten Omaha
Flood warnings describe large yellow waves along the Missouri River. Early reports indicate rising waters and breached dykes near Omaha, with the river advancing and homes surrounded by water. Officials expect continued risk as the lake rises and breach repairs proceed.
Weather outlook hints at clear warm Easter Day
Weather observer Jennings forecasts fair warm conditions for Easter Sunday with some caution on three day forecasts. He notes a high in the northwest and possible changes before the holiday, predicting frost tonight and a 47 degree minimum last night. Northwest winds at 21 mph today. In court, Elizabeth Myers seeks amendment to a damage suit against Topeka for a sidewalk injury, changing the injured side from left to right. Trial set for September term. Topeka Lodge 30 of P H invites a dance Saturday April 17 at Castle Hall. Admission 25 cents.
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Jennings
Weather Service
Heven
Meri
Elizabeth Myers
Topeka
Hazen
Mrs. Myers
Rock Island 14 Ticket Sales and Baggage Check Assist
The Rock Island 14 announces ticket sales and baggage checks en route to the accident, the Ovent and intermediate points. For rates call at Rock Island passenger station, phone 24. Also an ad invites readers to raise a calf for a Bee ad in this issue.
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Rock Island
Ovent
Issus
Fares Hit Streetcars as Officials Weigh Federal Ruling
Indianapolis April 15. New streetcar fare rules went into effect at midnight. Conductors hesitated to enforce the nickel plus passengers resisting by force. A North Indiana car reports a conductor forcing a woman to pay more than five cents. Other conductors have collected ten cents, with some opting to deduct the extra two cents from wages to avoid confrontation. The law imposes penalties for overpayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Governea
Citizens’ Street Hallway Company
Fedeeral Court
North
Indiana
Bem Youngs
Tore Up The Flag Near Encrucijada
A Havana area dispatch reports Spanish troops near Encrucijada tore up property owned by the wife of Firntish vice consul Mr Harris of Sugua and destroyed an American flag hung by estate manager George Harris. The incident was reported to Mr Harris on his return and will prompt a thorough consular inquiry.
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New York
Herald
Sague la Grande
Key West
Encrucijada
Harris
Sugua
George Harris
Indiscreet Kansas Couple Leave an Infant at St Joseph
St Joseph Missouri April 11 Miss Stinnie Brown a girl of Clyde Kansas and Frank Green a Rock Island employee Whit ing Kan came to St Joseph with a two month old baby. The girl says Green is the father. They left the child at a door step in the eastern part of the city and fled. The mother is detained at the police station and the infant is missing or feared murdered.
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St. Joseph
Stinnie Brown
Clyde
Kan
Frank Green
Rock Island
Whiting
St Joseph
Gover
Binwn
Green
North Topeka Items Mention Local Happenings
Local column notes Easter plans and church events in North Topeka. Residents E M Jomey and Miss Mabel Miller are mentioned, with social visits to Elsworth and Holton. A wedding creates excitement as Clara Buechner and Calvin Leep wed at the bride’s parents’ home near North Topeka.
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Kimball Printing Co
Kansas Avenue
E. M. Jomey
Elsworth
Kan
Mabel Miller
Teachers’ Association
Holton
Credo Club
Mr. Reagle
Michael Wantey
Topekm Avenue
TB. Chandler
Ald Association
Councl
Charlie Steinberger
Quincy Street
Mex
AS. Rankin
Hiower House
Clara
Buechner
Calvin H. Loep Wan
Fred Buechner
North
Popeka
Hill
Topeka
Miss Augustaner
Hor Markham
Leep
Lew
Ed. Buechner
Sherman Opens Bold Note on Cuban Rights and Spain
A Washington dispatch says Secretary Sherman will insist Spain honor the United States protection of Cuban prisoners and mark a firmer protest to Captain General Weyler. The move aims to deter mistreatment and follow the new policy approach, signaling stronger U S stance toward Spain in Cuba.
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Sherman
Cuba
Siiher Ache
Catan
Suchetney Sherman
Rivera
Desultory raid on Kansas avenue joint ends with arrests
A raid on the Rock Island restaurant joint at Kansas avenue south of First street led to the arrest of owner Faller and the seizure of beer fixtures. Witnesses were questioned as patrols reported prior raids and fines for liquor offenses. Chief Steele noted repeated closings as authorities tighten enforcement while community notices promote upcoming Easter sales and events.
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Efelocke
Poice
Kansas Avenue
First Street
Owen
Capron
Close
Fleet
Faller
Poliee
Fuller
Hia
North Topelu
Blok
Uniun Pacific
Duke Ovty
Stale
Puller
Failer
Hock Island
Stnon
Steele
Arthur Wellman
Dim Crow
Third
Fourth
Pink’ Pursney
Jolt
Hank’ Vansciver
Wats Sient
Bachelor Girls Organizing Clubs to Oppose Early Marriage
Emma Ray of Cass county Michigan leads a mission to form Bachelor Girls clubs across Indiana to deter marriages before age 26 by a pledge not to wed until 33. The movement, backed by reformers like Miss Mosley, aims to educate women and organize nationwide networks promoting marriage at a later, planned age.
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Tafayette
Ind
Emma Ray
Cass County
Michigan
Indiana
Mar- Hale
Aviv
UCN
Mish Ray
Frances Willard
Lewis
St. Louis
Mle
Alien _E.Mosley
Fin de Steels
Edwardabirg
Mich
Dotted
Amr Fagen
Ailes Mosley Seitetabligh
Minsouri
Floridea
Freate i National Organization of Young Women
Thed
Smoldering clash near Montevideo sparks gunfire mishap
Fragmented dispatch from Montevideo reports a volatile incident at a riverbank near Montevideo in which a rifle misfire and ensuing exchange caused injuries. Witnesses describe a burst of gunfire and the immediate retreat of key figures as the scene cooled. Local authorities opened inquiries into the early morning disturbance and its casualties.
Change in Justices of the Peace and postings
Bonds for A F Chesney and John Le Guy as justices of the peace for the next two years were filed with the Snelly commissioners and will be acted on at the Ferdlar board meeting next Tuesday. W B McClintock and John E Lucas have had their positions ratified. Judge Purrye’s stand hosts offices. Chesney will take Grover’s docket and Wintrode will be constable. Stunestrest moves to Grover’s constable post. MeMrtl becomes deputy constable under Grover’s court.
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A. F. Chesney
John le Guy
Snelly
McClintock
John E. Lucas
Purrye
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Onionville
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Committee of Finance
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Kanave
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