House To Approve War Resolution In Dull Debate
The House opened its day with Chairman Flood arguing for the war resolution as the Senate had already passed it. Opposition voices from Cooper Stafford Britton and Igor signaled dissent but the measure was expected to pass with a large majority before adjournment. Flood urged urgent national unity, pledging to back wartime measures despite criticism.
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Foreign Affairs
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Wisconsin
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Ghairhian Flood
Igor
Missouri
Submarines Still Busy Report Two Vessels Sunk
Washington reports two more ships sunk with Americans aboard one British and one Norwegian. The Norwegian Sandvikgoole was sunk by a submarine likely German while the British Lincolnshire went down with no submarine seen. Crew of the Missourian saved after leaving Genoa with thirty five Americans aboard. Canadian cargo ship sunk near Boston with all hands saved except Captain Bullock. London notes capture of villages Roussoy and Bass Bouloigne northeast of Teronne.
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War Office
Griesa Returns From Ambulance Service In France
Charles Griesa, longtime American ambulance worker in France, left Paris today for home after six months in the field. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Griesa and a University graduate. The Journal-World printed two pumps and letters from Griesa about his stay, noting likely more forthcoming as he returns to his country and describes wartime conditions and experiences.
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Trevier torpedoed while fleeing. relief ships attacked
In a Baltic Sea incident the Belgian steamer Trevier en route to Rotterdam from New York was torpedoed without warning as crew fled. The attack wounded the captain, mate, engineer, and cook. The Trevier, 3001 tons gross, had departed New York March 5 and reached Halifax en route to Rotterdam. Another Belgian relief ship Felstein was sunk near the North Sea while approaching Rotterdam.
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War Appropriation Sought for Army Navy at $3.1 Billion
Washington reports the executive department asked Congress for immediate appropriations of 3.1 billion dollars to fund the army and navy for the coming year. Navy strength to 150,000 and mature corps to 20,000, with warfare-related costs to be covered. Plans accelerate regular army and National Guard expansion toward a 1,000,000 strong force, with aims to reach 2,000,000 within two years. Taxes and bond issues discussed to raise funds, including inheritance and income tax changes, liquor and tobacco duties, and potential exemption reductions.
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Federal Reserve Board
University Senate Extends Credit To Soldiers Students
The University Senate approved full credit for soldier students and outlined conditions for maintaining credits if enlisting, while discussing war related changes to May Fete and university activities. A special session was called to review budgeting, policy advisory committee, and potential faculty and enrollment impacts due to wartime conditions.
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Elks pledge support to President in wartime
A telegram of support from Lawrence Kansas Lodge No 595 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks was wired to President Wilson. The Exalted Ruler E H Baleo stated the lodge’s sympathy and unqualified support and readiness to render service during the critical wartime period.
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Elk Lodge
Lawrence United in Patriotic Show Parade
Lawrence holds a large Loyalty Day procession with Military units, University faculty, students, veterans, and civic groups marching from Seventeenth and Massachusetts to Tennessee and Seventh streets. The afternoon program at Bowerysock theater featured Chancellor Strong and Henderson Martin with further talks planned, as Red Cross flags and Civil War cannon recalled local history.
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Bowersock
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Henderson Martin
James A. Troutman
Henry Aibach
Roversock
Weather Summary for Kansas West and Central Regions
Kansas weather report notes warmer conditions expected Friday in the western and central portions. The forecast references yesterday and today’s p m readings and projects tonight’s and Friday’s conditions. The fragmentary text lacks precise temperatures or times but indicates a warming trend ahead in key areas.
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Paving Under Way and Lee Street Petition Favored
City commissioners move spring paving ahead with Led Street petition favored by Commissioner Cieland. A board of equalization will review Elm Street appraisal tomorrow while election results will be canvassed. City bills were approved and water improvement bonds worth 250000 were sold at a substantial premium.
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Wedell to Tulsa for Y M C A Social Service Post
Hugo Wedell secretary of the University Y M C A considers a Tulsa Oklahoma assignment. He has been at Kansas City U for two years filling a vacancy left by Conrad Hoffman. A $25,000 budget is proposed for social service work in a growing 50,000 population city with industrial districts and foreign quarters.
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University Vacation Begins Amid Loyalty Parade
Students delay departure as Easter vacation starts at noon today at Let University. Classes resume Tuesday morning. The break was moved up to support downtown loyalty demonstration with students and faculty urged to join the event.
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Scare in Congress over Zimmermann note disclosure
In Washington, Representative Miller of Minnesota alleged an unpublished Zimmermann paragraph proposed submarine bases in Mexican ports, arms to Mexico, and German reservists crossing into the United States. She claimed German officers aided Villa and Carranza's army. Lansing denied any such text existed.
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Western Union to Pay National Guard Members While in Service
Western Union will continue paying employees who are in the National Guard called to duty by the President or who enlist after a declaration of war. Those serving one year or more receive half their current salary during service, limited by government pay. After one year or extended period, a position at the present salary opens. Pensions and other benefits apply. C B Horton, District Commercial Superintendent.
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Students Flock To Armory For Drill At University
Fifty University of Kansas students attended a one hour drill at the armory of the First Kansas Infantry. Sergeants Skinner and Kanaga led instruction amid a recruiting push by National Guard officers in Lawrence. Recruits shown were urged to consider service if called, with the drill aimed at strengthening company strength and fostering interest among younger boys nearby.
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French Government to Allow Brest Port Use by U S Forces
Paris April 5 The first war measure tied to U S entry into the war proposes an agreement with the United States for use of Brest port by American naval forces if needed. The plan aims to use the port in national defense interests. Douglas County courthouse decorated with flags as Henry Gillam climbs the ridgepole to place a top flag.
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Dickens Reading Draws Fraser Hall Audience
A crowd filled Fraser Hall yesterday afternoon to capacity as Frank Spelaght of London read Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities. The performance featured high dramatization and was well received by a large number of townspeople. Spelaght had previously given an air at the University during Easter vacation.
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Murder Scene at North Lawrence Barn Mystery
The lifeless body of Godfrey McCloud, 85, was found in a barn on Ash Street North Lawrence after an apparent early morning murder. Fragments nearby suggest a wheelbarrow wheel struck the victim, with a broken whip lash and jug fragments as clues. Police suspect a local man named Cloud. witness Charles Godfrey, the victim’s father, reported no disturbance at home and noted the victim had been collecting money recently.
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Patriotic chapel at high school sparks serious tone
Students attended a patriotic chapel emphasizing national crisis seriousness. Professor Olne spoke on attitude toward leaders and noted Wilson’s actions as a model. Ruth Boyles presented a $125 contribution from students, while Rev. Stauffer urged support for a new auditorium.
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