Greece Faces Turbulent War News From Crete to Athens
Paris dispatches report King George of Greece fleeing and a call for change of air while Crete clings to annexation or death. Turkish forces threaten truce talks as battles flare in Candia and Crete. Greece seeks external mediation from France and Britain amid rising tensions and expected military actions.
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Athens
George
Milo
Sera
Candia
Telaed
Cedt
Cretan
London
Aihecs
Salix
Greece
Staeiae
Aihleter Fox
Fowlodla
Regaliseey
Martin Ae
Epirus
Yar
Marine
Conalan- Ain
Breid
Grek
Aemnyiine
Webuelitieg
Fimpunt
Purdie
Athene
Crete
AL Hhapth
Cepeursident
Tabou
le Lew
France
Ruane
Siset
Brivain du Figur
Um Aval
Arrests Detected in Fors New Case Involving Meritch
Reports indicate Zertuha and Meritch were arrested in Fors New amid fear of a Mavens threat. Antony Barca Pursictwn is noted. detentions occurred at a home tele Gulbed peaterday, guard placed, investigation continues at Da Otis fortress. Further details are unclear but police pursue the Weevler lead related to the African ecaat.
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Bettini
Antony Barca
Syhniris
Eles Guaru
da Otis
Alnisters Banquet Marks Close of Weekly Meetings
The Topeka Alnisters union plans a June dinner to end its weekly sessions. The gathering will be at St Cok Putelery with plans for a toast to celebrate the First Christian church success and to discuss Rev J.D. Countermine’s attendance and remarks.
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Alnisters
Topeka
Ainsteeter Union
Iteanon
Sety Moor
Aetorweard
Chemiata
M. F. McKirehan
John Wataun
Hove
Topeka Avenue
Slath
Seventh Siesta
J.D. Countermine
Costa Rica Dispatches Troops to Nicaraguan Boundary
New York May 2 dispatch from Panama reports Costa Rica moving troops to the Nicaraguan frontier as tensions rise. A correspondent cites Zelaya's forces on the border awaiting a boundary decision.
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Costa Rica
New York
The
Herald
Panama
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Silver men may vote in Shawnee county GOP primaries
The Shawnee county Republican club met in special session deciding to allow aging Republicans to vote with them in the primaries if they support the ticket. The plan aims for thorough screening and close counting. The club, now listing 20 members, received 150 applications at a Saturday meeting. Officers elected include President A. L. Brooke and Vice Presidents Bradford Miller and J. Tacker with Lt. Heal as secretary and treasurer.
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Ehawnes County Republican Club
Pesuler
ler @tively
James B Tacter
Lt. Heal
Tedostirer
Aid
AL. Brooke
Edwin Scott MC
Halman
Artine Caprer
Wil Vasiesdal
Albert Barton
A Phillips
Pho Lux
G. W. Greenwood
Kansas Woman Wins Admission to Harvard Divinity School
Mary Lydia Legrett of Topeka, a western Unitarian preacher, has earned a place at Harvard Divinity School. The 20-year Topeka native previously led Beatrice church activities and taught Sunday school before leaving the Methodist church. Her father was a Baptist minister and Topeka residents have followed her long journey.
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Atoston
Harvard University
Mary Lydia Legrett
Topeka
Graz
Harvard
Beatehse
Lise
Dighton
Mass
Fide
Tomtun
Miakive Weely
Cambridge
Leesett Jett Dipeka
Beatrice
Ne- Wraske
Mint
Sundar Schontakt
Les Yeortoud Dairy
Atlise Liggett
Leavenworth's Controversial Ladies Euchre Scene
In Leavenworth Kansas a weekly paper features a public display of cards and a woman at a poker table, described as part of local hobby journalism. The piece rails at societal women and their leisure, criticizing euchre games and the moral implications for church, virtue, and civic duty.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Itey
Hawley Fern
Erventional Church
Kesbind
Leaverworth
Tranks
China
Ellest
Bevin
Mirst
Erminant Society
Labor Union Politics in Victor Convenes to Plan Action
Labor unions from the state meet to discuss independent political action amid recession. A two-member-per-organization committee will draft a plan of action and report at a Denver meeting on May 4. John C. Calderwood, former Mine Workers president, named to head a permanent organization. The convention endorses a platform including land tithe and cooperation with parties.
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Victor
May Sr
Yebleh
Denver Sty 4
John C. Calderwood
Anon
Cripply Creek
Setion
Chief Cooks Meet at National Epicurean Society Convention
Delegates from across the United States will gather in New York on May 3 for the Grand meeting of the National Epicurean Society. The organization promotes benevolent cooking arts and includes colleges in New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago and Grand Rapids.
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New York
Hindoo Lecturer Provokes Riot at Woman's Congress
Ben Francisco May 2 A Hindoo critic calling himself the Hrakmachrin Bab habhishshu denounced Western women as savages at a state women’s congress. The speaker, attired in a turban and flowing robes, attacked the gathering and was escorted from the venue as audience tumult rose and protests escalated.
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Ben Francisco
Hrakmachrin Babhabhishshu
Women's Congress
Weat
Dessin
India
Indies
Erode
Gartner
Eeemis
Fuor
Khe
Laloben
Bokbabluskshu
Weetan
Gantener
Gratmacharin
Pepe
Mim Swift
Congress
Asiali
Stanton University
Tie
In &T
April's Record With Weather Details From Lawrence
Lawrence May 2 report shows April humidity nearly 80 percent, rainfall well below average, cloudiness and wind slightly above usual. Mean temperature 75.5 degrees, high 92 degrees, low 40 degrees. Rainfall 1.96 inches, four month total 7.12 inches, below normal. Two showers, ten days with measurable rain, two entirely clear days.
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Lawrence
Weitier
Apch
Tay
Sehieh
Leleve
Laut
Ain
Qmont
President nominates consuls and postmasters in Weekington
The president today sent to the senate nominations for State Robert N. Patterson of Tennessee to be consul general at Calcutta India and Stanton Sickles of New York to be secretary of legation at Madrid. Kansas postmasters named Jobo 5 Vincent Hutchinson William H Halsinger Cottonwood Falls.
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Weekington
Senate
Robert N. Patterson
Tennessee
Calcutta
India
Stanton Sickles
New York
Madrid
Kansas
Jobo
Vincent
Hutchinson
Wiliam H. Halsinger
Cottonwood Falls
Temperate Men Wanted in City Departments Says Mayor Fellows
Mayor Fellows vows to weed out drinkers from all city departments in a bid to improve efficiency. He cites reports of excessive whisky spending and warns that intoxication will trigger immediate dismissal. The mayor and council back a debt payment rule for city employees.
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Mayor Fellows
Fellows
Wilmarth
Fellas’ Attiende Hice
Eity
Burlington to Build to Pacific Coast Extension
Reports from Kansas City May 3 say the Burlington will begin work on a projected extension to the Pacific coast. The route would start south of Sheridan, skirt Yellowstone Park, then run west to a junction near Butte and Idaho, with branches to Portland and Puget Sound. The plan dates back before 1831 and carries cautious assurances of execution.
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Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Kansas City
Harlington
Ita Jting
Coed
Irie
Billings
Burlington
Sheridan
Little Powder River
Thengyipa
Butse
Idaho
Brnche
Oregon Malley Attelevisation Company
Portland
Washington
Pigsel Sound
Labor Unions Meet in Kansas City on Machinists Issue
Labor Commissioner Lee Johnson attended the Kansas City gathering of machinists unionists as part of a week long discussion. Debates centered on settlement terms for typographical workers and the role of employees in machine shop unions, with printers seeking inclusion. Other voices argued employees should join the machinists union.
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Raisins
Machiniats’ Union
Proposed cycle track plan to be decided at Topeka meeting
A Topeka bicycle track proposal will be decided at a Wednesday evening meeting in the TA rooms. Committees formed at the annual meeting will report on feasibility, costs, and arrangements for constructing and using the track. If favorably received a citywide Wheelmen rally may be planned to urge support.
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Topeka
Gartelt Peck
TA. A
FAMILY PLEASANTRIES DIVORCE SUIT IN DISTRICT COURT
Mrs demessearius sues for divorce from Jono C Pickens citing extreme cruelty and non support. She alleges he threw a rolling pin or ice at her face and dumped dirty water on her, and showed a revolver. She seeks alimony and support for herself and minor children while earning money running a boarding house.
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Kimner
New Minister to Spain Named John Russell Young
Reports indicate President will nominate John Russell Young of Pennsylvania to be minister to Spain and send the nomination to the Senate this week. Young, previously minister to China under Harrison, is expected in Washington soon and recognized for his broad knowledge of European affairs.
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Russell Young
Pennsylvania
Washington
John Russell Young
Pennayt- Vane
Spain
Senate
Young
H ‘Il
China
Harrison
Tariff Bill Boosts Beer Tax and Revenue Projections
Washington report notes Senate committee clears an additional 50 cent beer tax raising annual revenue by about 17 million dollars. The measure hints at lower lumber and wool rates, tariff changes, and sugar schedule tweaks, with a high stakes pace toward a Tuesday report to finance committees.
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Tribune
Washington
D.C
Senate
Aldrich
Allison
Wotcott
Treasury
Humber
Dingles
Pirasvo
Susie Jadenie
Dingley
Come
Wilton Hewater
Cap Ted It Innes
Allo
Chisen
Consul General to Mexico Nomination Wrought Pressures
Washington May 3 President faces heavy visitor flow as internal revenue post nominee and consul general to Mexico prospects loom. Northway presents Gen. Robert Sampson. 34 applicants cited. Shenandoah Valley fair invite discussed. Winchester Mason delegation to press invitation response.
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Washinton
Nations
J.B. Boyd
North
Garelina
Internal Revenue
Northway
Ohio
Robwtho Sampson
Arima
Buckeye
Pirwisl
Congress
Willams
Winchester
Mckhintey
Winchester Lodge
Jersey fishermen face costly repairs after naval damage
Amid anger along the Jersey coast, fishermen and families repair gear damaged by a naval fleet. They report losses up to 10,000 dollars per boat as deep drafts and a partially heeded Admiral’s request to avoid nets caused harm to boats and nets during the operation, delaying repairs while tides rise.
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New York
Jersey
Sirant Tomb
City considers rail switch through business district
The city council faces a proposal to extend a Rock Island switch from Fourth Street through Jackson and Van Buren alleys across Sixth Street to the Masonic block. The plan to run trains into the wholesale district near the Grand Opera House faces strong protests as residents fear tracks will intrude on homes and retail areas.
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Rock Island
Fourth Street
Jackson and
van Buren
Sixth Street
Masonic Block
Grand Opera House
Queston
Painless Gentlemen in Topeka for Dental Meeting
The Kansas State Dental Association holds its sixth annual meeting in Topeka with an estimated 40 attendees and more expected. The agenda includes morning committees, afternoon clinics on dental techniques, a free discussion period, and an address by President J P Root ofkinase Die followed by talks on progress in dentistry.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas State Centel
Afl
Peat Dent
J.P. Root
Kinase Die
Kan
Hake
Lawrence
Roenigen Bay
Torborrow
Railway mail cranes cause annoyances in Washington
The railway mail service issued two orders to curb abuses in crane handling. One bans damaged or insecure catcher pouches and the other directs railway mail superintendents to instruct postmasters on proper catching pouch handling to prevent loss or damage at cranes and catch stations.
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Washington
Mbers
Railway Mail Service
Hisle
Amvision Failway
Plumbers Strike Halts Work on Chicago Buildings
About 1,900 plumbers walked out in Chicago pausing work at most active sites. The dispute centers on hiring helpers with the union insisting no more than one helper per shop. By day’s end around 100 journeymen signed a pact, while nonunion recruitment could trigger a broader building trades walkout.
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Chicago
Building Trades Union
John Hay Reports Credentials at Windsor Castle
London May 1 United States ambassador to the court of St James John Hay and Mrs Hay left London to present credentials at Windsor Castle after a royal reception and a luncheon with the Queen.
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John Hay
Windsor Castle
London
United States
St. Jum
Hay
Victoria
Winsor Castle
Erie
Windsor
Cal
Bern
Whetstone Shortage Alleged at Waterworks Reveals $15,000 Gap
A sensational disclosure in public circles claims John C. Whetstone, waterworks secretary, and Albert F. Emline, a receiver, are under investigation for accounting irregularities. Early reports indicate Whetstone’s shortfall may exceed $15,000 over two years, with Emline a longtime receiver. Both men retain public trust during the inquiry.
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Clacinali
Mays
John C. Whetstone
Albert F. Emline
Whetione
Tonstine
Eneline
Leedy Notes Sidewalk Talks Across Kansas City
Government officials observed various sidewalk types in Kansas City during a weekend tour. A council debate focuses on diagonal walks and material durability for statehouse projects. Taxpayers meet at Dr Famillon's parlor on Quincy and Sixth at 6:30. Mineral Water promotes a local tonic at 4 W Eighth Ave.
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Quincy
Sixth
M. Brery
Pres
M. Snattinger
Sec
Pittsburg Fire Levels Major Wholesale District
A historic blaze in Pittsburg destroys the great wholesale and retail buildings of T. C. Jenkins Co and Joseph Horns Co, with vast losses across warehouses, grocery firms, and the Duquesne theater. The fire, starting midnight, caused extensive structural collapse and prompted massive insured and uninsured damages, with dozens of firms reporting casualty losses and property values reaching into the millions. Names such as George Atkinson, Mike Groom Thomas, and J. Hail Jr. & Co. appear among casualties and affected businesses.
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Thoms C. Jenkins
Joseph, Horne & Co
Hy Besia
Sytvenia
Cedaller
FI Avenue
Sring
Acia
George Atkinson
Pete Miksa Groom Thomas
Comomny
nJurvds Blin Crike
No 7
Engine Company
Strick
Uefa
Michael Daler
Camper HY
Robert Madaer
Neo
eorKe
Fallige Bricks
Beraedt
FiNi Jokert Horns & Co
Petatt Dry
Stovic Ewid
Latalle Destiny
Iostrinne
BA Me
Val Tell
Fuaie
Phipps
Iti Aire
Huck Toberra Company
Liferty
Jose
J. Hail, Jr. & Co
Liberty _ eins
Whollante Croceries
Oakdale Manufscourtess Company
Tiberty Street
Harminy Creamery Ennieiny
Dikerty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bull & Gein
Sykan
Manchester
Michael
Bwiff & Co
Chicas
Liberty Street
Duquesne Theater
Sir Th Tras
Cory
T. C. Jenkin & Co
They Wanted Work Detroit May Parade
A crowd gathered near Detroit City Hall seeking work rather than charity. About six hundred sixty-nine marchers formed a quiet, orderly line, many described as foreigners, carrying banners demanding employment over relief.
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Detroit
Ohio Snow Strains Weather and Damage Reports
Ohio endures heavy snowfall with cold conditions and widespread damage. Snow blanketed the region from Cincinnati to northern counties on March 2 as rivers and tributaries rose, while temperatures stayed low. Rain is forecast, threatening continued disruption and impact on transport and daily life.
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Ciheinnatt
Otie
Mar
Considerabia
Ohio
Atseverdl
Boya Mere
Aniobaden
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