Former Emperor Charles Declares Withdrawal Conditions
Charles says his Hungary exit hinges on permission to issue a proclamation to Magyars explaining withdrawal and confirms regency of Admiral Horthy. Vienna and Paris report official caution with Allied powers warning that Hapsburg restoration would endanger peace and spark crises across Hungary.
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Steinamanger
West
Hungary
Associated Press
Charles
Horthy
Budapest
Vienna
Mayr
Switzerland
Isaac
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Great Britain
Anil
Italy
Steinatmignger
Switzerand
Austria
Jules Cambon
Czecho-Slovakia
England's Miners Wage Strike Sparks Global Disruption
April 1. All coal mine work halted in the United Kingdom except in a few districts as about 1,200,000 miners walk out over the wage dispute. Demand shifts to American merchants while European orders surge and fuel prices rise. Concerns grow that railway and transport unions may strike in sympathy, risking a national crisis.
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London
United Kingdom
New York
National Union of Railroad Men
Transport Workers’ Union
Kreeck for Mayor Club Formed at University
University seniors Paul E. Flagg and Henry McCurdy organize a Kreeck for Mayor club to mobilize Lawrence voters. The plan involves personal and phone calls to students at Lawrence addresses to support re election of George J. Kreeck and to advocate bonds for a new memorial high school. A voters meeting is scheduled this afternoon in Green Hall.
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Kreech
Paul E. Flagg
Henry McCurdy
K. U
Lawrence
Chen
George J. Kreeck
Memorial High School
Green Hall
Medical men here discuss problems at Kansas meeting
The Northeast Kansas Medical Society met in Lawrence in a well attended spring gathering. A morning session at the University of Kansas led to a luncheon hosted by the Douglas County Medical Society with about fifty at the event, featuring an address by Chancellor E H Lindley. The afternoon at the Elks club featured technical papers and discussions with no officers and all sessions focused on medical issues. Bank held up for $10,000. Summitt, Tl., April 1 Three masked bandits robbed the Summit State Bank at 10 o'clock, firing two shots at cashier Fred Mandel and fleeing with $10,000.
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Northeast Kansas Medical Society
Lawrence
Jocal Medical
University of Kansas
Douglas County Medical Society
E. H. Lindley
Elks Club
Summitt
Summit State Bank
Fred Mandel
Kansas Forecast: Fair Tonight and Warm Weekend
The Kansas forecast shows fair skies tonight with likely pleasant conditions into Saturday. Temperatures rise gradually as a warmer spell moves in, with the latest readings indicating mild evening and afternoon temps.
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Kansas
Towns of County to Hold Election
Three sets of officers at large for Hon Lecomi Ipt on character and county election plans are announced with local officials urging turnout and outlining polling locations and dates.
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Hon Lecomi Ipton
Eudora Baldwin Mayors Face Re election For Local Offices
City officials in Eudora Baldwin Lecompton DeSoto Tonganoxie Perry and Perry county towns prepare to vote next Monday for mayor councilmen and police judge. Candidates include F C Starr S W Muenzenmayer A L Driggs Willian Heynen George Needham and others across six towns with contests in several races.
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Douglas
Lawrence
Imayors
Eudora
F. C. Starr
F. C.betts
Delbert Adams
J. N. Kraybill
E.C. Carey
George Schubert
Baldwin
S. W. Muenzenmayer
C. N. Bailey
J. H. Campbell
S. A. Deal
J. A. Halliday
F. B. Hunt
J. A. Latham
A. P. Miller
J. C. Patterson
J. W. Patterson
A. L. Driggs
Lecompton
Tonganoxie
Willian Heynen
EF. H. Skargs
John Christensen
Ivan Sechrest
George Seufert
Joseph Casanova
George Needham
Perry
A. ©. Elswick
W. C. Glenn
John Lee
Legion Play Sittin Pretty Attracts Ticket Interest
Reports from the American Legion show strong advance sales for the Legion comedy Sittin Pretty to be presented next Monday and Tuesday evenings. Top buyers include T. J. Sweeney George Iles Mayor George L. Kreeck H B Ober A D L Weaver and W I Gill.
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American Legion
Legion
T. J. Sweeney
George Iines
George L. Kreeck
H. B. Ober
A. D L. Weaver
W. I. Gill
Airplane orders mark first post armistice move toward rehabilitation
Washington April 1 The War Department issued orders for 200 Thomas Morse type pursuit airplanes and 35 Martin bombers as the first major step to rehabilitate the air service. The Boeing company of Seattle won the pursuit contract totaling about 81 400 dollars. The Martin bombers were ordered from the L W F company of Garden City Long Island at about 323 000 dollars each.
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Washington
War Department
Martin
Boeing Company
Seattle
Weeks
L. W. F. Company
Garden City
Lone Island
K U and Haskell Indians Front For Practice Twin Bill
The K U baseball team and the Haskell Indians clash in two practice games on the Haskell diamond. Coach Lindsey’s squad is slightly off form due to several missing players, but substitutes are expected to provide a good showing as workouts continue throughout the season. Also noted are local church services and several residents’ weekend visits.
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K. U. Baseball Nine
Haskell Indians
Haskell Diamond
Lindsey
University
Stillman Divorce Ruling Awards alimony and fees
In Poughkeepsie on April 11 Supreme Court Justice Joseph Morschauser granted Mrs Anne Stillman temporary alimony of 7500 a month, counsel fees of 35000 and 12500 for expenses, fixing the sums after she sought 10000 monthly and 73000 in fees. The ruling also barred confidential letters and affidavits tied to alleged adultery claims and confined the case to a recriminations defense between Mr and Mrs Stillman with no decree soon.
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Whiteplains
Stillman
Burke New Head S S Workers Will Gather at Eudora
President Harding appointed Charles H. Burke of Pierre to be commissioner of Indian affairs a move praised as safeguarding Tritian interests. Lawrence county and Haskell figures credit Burke's laws for Indian protection and development. Sunday school delegates from Lawrence and neighboring counties will attend the Eudora district gathering at the Evangelical church next Sunday with multiple sessions and a noon meal.
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NEW Head
S. S
Eudora
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
S. J
Harding
Hardings
HH. v Peaks
Haskell
Peaks
Peairs
United
Kansas
New Mexico
Congress
Evangelical Church
Mint
Mra
UL Kybright
Salem
W. Haseell
Reedom
Bonita Ferry Son
Young Pensie
State Sunday School Association
Chis
E. Davis
W. PL Kidker
RE. Ebright
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Sal Jackson
Oservier
Crubpiet
Klick
Missouri
Lawrence
TR. F. Gabriel
Charles Gabriel
FR. Conner
Chi
Gerstenberger
Recall drive begins in North Dakota politics
Petitions for recall elections target state officials tied to the Non-Partisan League and aim to meet a November deadline. The state executive committee calls for a 150000 dollar fund as the league shifts control from the Fargo Courier-News to the state committee. The Courier-News frames the fight as essential to independence amid anti-Wall Street pressure. A separate item notes Miss Mary Preyer sailing for Concepcion Chile in 21 days. Local society notices list Fraternity Mothers Club meeting plans and several visits and travels of residents.
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State Committee
Courier-News
League
Wall Street
Hanve
North Dakota
Jury awards 20000 to man injured by power line
Kansas City April 1 A circuit court jury awarded Hames Godfrey Sears old twenty thousand dollars for injuries after he climbed a tree to gather walnuts and touched a 2300 volt wire. The case involved damage to the left side of his face and scar tissue. Other notes mention Miss Morri son Morrison returning home from Chicago after a successful operation at Memorial hospital and a judge’s evening trip to Baldwin for a Baker University debate.
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Kansas City
Hames Godfrey Sears
Kansas Power and Light Company
Perma
Miss Morrison II
Morne Morrison
R. M. Morrison
Oak Park
Chicago
Sadler
Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Efficient Showing Made for the City Tax Increase
Tax increase in Kan SAS towns is lower than the regional average. Officials emphasize efficiency gains under the city plan and compare projections with neighboring jurisdictions to highlight savings.
Tax Growth in Lawrence Slower Than County and State
Mayor George L. Kreeck outlined tax figures showing Lawrence’s three year tax increase at 31 percent, with city taxes rising 2.5 percent. He contrasted Lawrence with Kansas cities of similar size where tax rates rose 20 percent, and noted overall tax costs including state and county components. He cited rising labor costs from 1918 to 1920 as part of the administration’s financial picture.
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George L. Kreeck
Lawrence
Kreeck
Kansas
Board of Education
Wreeck
Governor Sinks After Collision Off Point Wilson
Twenty one aboard the steamship Governor including eighteen passengers and three crew members were lost when she was rammed and sunk by the West Hartland off Point Wilson in Puget Sound. The West Hartland brought survivors to Seattle and reported 172 passengers and 124 crew aboard the Governor.
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Spaule
Washington
Governor
Point Wilson
Ini
Tidaom
West Hartland
Seattle
Hig Sin
Treichter
West Hamlaid
Ehys Bay
Covernor
Uia Om
Reduction of Seamen Wages Approved Tentatively
Washington April 1 Ten tentative approval by the shipping board was given to a plan for reducing wages and changing hours for seamen on American vessels along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The board considered the general situation but did not approve any specific proposals after a conference with Chairman Benson and steamship owner representatives.
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Washington
To Shipping Board
Gulf
Benson
Boand
Tightly Regulated Party Sparks University Scuffle in Topeka
In Topeka a university clash over the K U Toddle party triggered actions by the university organ groups and house presidents council. Mary Olson led a vote against the event citing improper use of the university name amid fraternity opposition and student dates. Chancellor Lindley said the party was unauthorized by the university and praised student restraint.
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Topeka
K. C
Mary Olson
House Presidents Council
Cau Tal
Geme
Hayes
Ysis
Afair
Lindley
Cniv Sily
Soldier’s Body Arrives for Lawrence Church Funeral
The body of Lieutenant Albert Hy Hireh killed in France arrives in Lawrence from Mohaken New York escorted by Private Jahnson of the Fairy Camp Grant Illinois. Father Sni and a Ft Farrar Post delegation greet the deceased at Funk undertaking. Services led by Chaplain Edwards begin Sunday at 9 o'clock at the Christian church.
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France
Germany
Lawrence Tats Mornin
Mohaken
Priente Jahnson
The
Fairy
Sero Jafantey
Camp Grant
TE ‘Inois
Boty O
Biveh
Sni
Ft. Farrer
Funk
Christian Church
Weluck
Eeun A. Edwars
McPherson College appoints Dutch Lonborg head coach
Dutch Lonborg is named next year’s coach at McPherson College after a varied playing career across football basketball and baseball. He previously contributed as assistant coach and will lead a team eyeing improved results in the Kansas Conference. A separate note announces a special music program at First Baptist Church next Sunday featuring the quartet of John Ixe John R Wahlsted Irene Peabody and Mrs Frank Jennings with Mrs Paul C Rankin at the organ.
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Frank Jennings
The
First Baptist Church
Barker School
Duten
Lechave
Koe
Earound Athiers
Enich McPherson College
Ve Patel
Teniversity
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Wea
Vatley
Neu Seae
Chied Daeary
Vari
McPherson Catteey
Kansas
Lowbari
Hides Fui
Baptist Church
John Ixe
John R. Wahlsted
Irene Peabody
Frask Jennings
Paul C. Rankin
Letters Favor High School Bond in Lawrence Opinion
A batch of letters from Lawrence residents argues for approving bonds to fund a new high school. Contributors stress children’s future, city growth, and public welfare while weighing tax impacts and railroad costs in the 1920s debate.
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Lawrence
Lea
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