Sixty Mile Front in ominous calm from Arras to Chauny
A quiet stretch along the front between Arras and Chauny with no military operations reported. Allied forces hold defensive positions as tension remains high and weather effects limit activity.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
1
Storm Front Redraws Battle Lines In Picardy
Allied forces hold a quiet front from Arras to Chauny as German offenses stall. British and French troops brace for a renewed push toward Amiens while American troops move to the front. British aviators drop bombs, downing German planes and balloons. Paris endures renewed German bombardment as a new phase unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arras
Chauny
Picardy
Amiens
Albert-Montdidier
Somme
Foch
Lopilen
Ayette
Tri Angle formed by K U engineering fraternities
Three engineering fraternities Tau Beta Pi Sigma Tau and Theta Tau will unite at the School of Engineering of K U to form the Engineering Tri Angle. The merged group aims to foster cooperation stimulate underclassmen interest and share a common lounge in Marvin Hall with about fifty members receiving keys to the dean’s former office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Societies of
K. U
School of Engineering of
Tau Beta Pi
Sigma Tau
Theta Tau
Engineering
Marvin Hall
School of Engineering
Seniors Who Go Into Army Will Get Diplomas Just the Same
University Senate body reports that seniors in good standing who have completed at least one semester may receive diplomas if they enlist or are dated for military service. Credits may be prorated for those leaving May 6 for farm work, with special exams advised. no blanket credit for substitute work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Austria says peace possible but not begged for
Vienna broadcast of Count Czernin to the city council states Austria-Hungary nearly began peace talks with the Entente but insists on the status quo over Alsace Lorraine. He says France and Italy are utopian in aims, that Austria-Hungary seeks an honorable peace, and will not beg for peace or negotiate byEntreaty. He asserts Bulgaria Serbia talks must respect Bulgarian districts and economic ties with Serbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Count Czernin
Vienna
Clemenceau
France
Hungary
Hague
Daily Mail
Austria
Alsace Lorraine
Austria-Hungary
Amsterdam
Daily Chronicle
Wilson
Austria- Hungary
Germany
Bulgaria
Serbia
Count .Czernin
Clemenceau Says Czernin Lied About Peace Talks
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau calling Czernin’s claim that Austria-Hungary sought peace talks with the Entente a false move. Washington officials dismiss Czernin’s statement as a German maneuver intended to mislead allies, arguing no willingness to negotiate exists and France top leadership gave no such indicator.
Lenroot Wins Wisconsin Senate Race in 1919 Test
Milwaukee returns from yesterday's election show Irvine L Lenroot, Republican, leading for senator with 130508 votes from 19 counties. Democrat Joseph R. Davies has 121958 and Socialist Victor Besighei 8836. Pro German sentiment and Wilson's peace stance hurt the Republican vote in parts of the La Follette faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Yestern
Irvine L. Lonroot
Alli
Lenroot
Joseph Bd. Davies
Victor J. Besigeyf
Wilson
Davies
France
la Follette
Hohenzollern
Schools Close Early for Vacation Across County
County schools will close next Friday afternoon at Siegel Pleasant Grove and Number Six after a full year. Each school will host a program with speakers from the Four Minute Men to address students on the Third Liberty Loan drive. At Siegel, the Community Center Club plans a meeting with Miss Helen Backer and Rev. Frank Jennings as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel, Pleasant
Grove
Number Six
Dougl
Liberty Loan
Siegel
Community Center Club
Helen Backer
Frank Jennings
Tia
High School Plans Liberty Loan Program Parade
HIGH SCHOOL EXTY will hold a Third Liberty Loan drive celebration Friday. All teams above fourth grade will march to South Park under teachers guidance, forming in order of arrival. Some teachers will assist by organizing the parade lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Weather report for Kansas region yesterday to Thursday
A weather notice reports temperatures near freezing tonight with cloudiness and unsettled conditions. Forecast covers 3 pm yesterday, 8 am today, 3 pm today, and expectation of near freezing temperatures and unsettled conditions into Thursday.
Draft plan would speed up troops for allies
Washington plans to accelerate conscription and troop deployment to France to meet urgent German offensives. Officials expect more men to be sent abroad this year than previously arranged, with both draftees and volunteers, and training accelerated domestically to support Europe’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
France
Tito Theeser
CND
Yur Lanse Sane
A. Eo F
Castro
Europe
Boys Lock On Enlistment Pledges Spark Resistance
In Douglas County drafts the reporting delay delays shows boys hesitate to sign pledges, fearing long military service away from home. Meanwhile a Kansas City marriage license was issued to J Barberi and Fannie Mazuch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Douglas County
O. J. Lane
J Barberi
Fannie Mazuch
Ansas City
Proclamation Details for City Event and Civic Honors
A proclamation outlines celebration activities and the involvement of guards bands and officials for a city event. It names Mayor WRANCTACH and references support for Liberty and civic recognition, detailing the schedule, participants, and approval processes for the celebration in the downtown area.
Liberty Day Parade Planned With Local Turnout
A large Liberty Day parade is planned starting at the south end of South Wark and marching along Massachusetts Street to Seventh Street. Mayor and merchants urged participation as citizens gather for patriotic ceremonies and a 2 PM parade start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wark
Massachusetts Street
Kreeck Opponent Concludes Interview On Election Context
In a Persetad interview, Assured Major-Eleet comments on responses to the new administration and the aim to improve efficiency. The discussion references a mayoral scene, military drill notes, and a parade prep amid a ninety six percent attendance rate with fifty six men present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amir Thedds
Untitled fragmentary note to a historical item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a jumbled phrase, references to a mansion prank and a looming war with unclear chronology or clear events, yielding an ambiguous, unreadable record.
Chamber luncheon features noted speakers and program details
A local Chamber of Commerce luncheon is planned with speakers and program items outlined. The event highlights Liberty and initial remarks, with attendees expected at the theater and additional readings or presentations by listed organizations.
Movement of Educator Joe Orts and Local Figures
Fragmentary notes mention Joe Orts and several individuals in a local context. The text references educational topics, possible steering or leadership roles, and mentions entities like Popeye and Vine Lee. Details are unclear and names are inconsistent, but the fragment hints at community figures and upcoming actions affecting a group or school setting.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Academic Graduation Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions graduation requirements at a university and a reference to credit in addition to standard requirements. The text is unreadable in parts, but indicates a graduation context and possible dates or sections related to academic progress.
Heavy vote expected not materialize by polls closing
Voters turnout did not meet expectations as polls closed amid a sluggish election day. Local officials cited curbside obstacles and late endorsement shifts affecting participation in several precincts.
Spalding Carries Ward Vote in Bare Mayor Race
Election night in Lawrence shows little public interest as George L. Kreeck wins mayor with 1 620 votes to W E Spalding 1 877. Turnout lingers at about half the registered voters, with wards delivering small margins for Kreeck and Spalding amid record-fast counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kreeck
Lawrence
W. E. Spalding
Spalding
Kreeck
Beford
Journal-World
Ars
Chicago Socialists Poll Smaller Vote in City Election
Socialists ran in 45 wards with six contests. One Socialist council member faced re election. Gesamt Socialist vote fell about 500 from the last judicial race as German voters shifted in several wards, while Socialist gains appeared where allied Republicans polled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istes Ral
Sand Thomas
Anic
Nation
Coureil Wik
Undate
Elortun
Wisconsin vote on wet and dry forces in April election
In Wisconsin April 3 the wet and dry forces election will be held with polling in areas that previously voted wet or dry including Superior Ashland Beloit and Lake Mills Burnett and Amherst Weynez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Heubyey
Superior
Ashland
Beloit
Vandelph
Amherst
Weynes
Lake Mills
Burnett
Termmeat Students Enter Navy Net Called Till Term Expires
Students from K UL entering technical courses in Kansas enroll in the Navy Reserve. They will be on active duty upon completion of the college year and may continue studies in the fall. Graduates may receive continued training during vacation and return to classes in the new year. Undergraduates may stay on active duty if requested. Women appear in market attire. Buy Ware Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. UL
Ofansas
Frank Strong
Hent Aifer
LE. S. Savy Toen
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State Department
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Digging
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la. Fallette
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Chamber of
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