Germany Seeks Swift Response After Wilson Note
Berlin reports Kish notes officials expect a prompt German reply within days. High diplomats say Berlin hopes to avoid a break while Count von Bernstorff works with Secretary Lansing on terms for a possible immediate relaunch of talks. Washington weighs the implications for U S relations and the global crisis as Germany considers a reply.
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Waylinetin
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Curie
Bertin
Hettier
Watshinalon
Vesti
Jean Anite
Ierard
Congress
Wilson Aisterday
Ile House
Senate
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Thas
Senatoy Kern
White House
Wilsut
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Bernstorff
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Gora Atauaseadar
Lamsing
Salen Tioe
New York
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Seana Tinvbassader
Ihevtfers
Folky
Vitter
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Doe
Coalsity
Gererami
Terkasery
Cuniculiai
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Ranee
Alindal Panther
Lansing
Cher
Seeman
United pSeaies
Corning
Nike Juste Ag
Mediterranean
Westiong
Peace Resolution Calls for Allied Parley on War Boundaries
A peace resolution urges an international parley to settle European and Asian boundaries and opposing zones. It condemns German aims, backs Russia and Allied naval strategy, and argues for territorial adjustments to curb Teuton aggression. The text critiques a proposed world order and emphasizes collective security and restored borders.
Armament Debate In Lawrence Leavenworth One Way Victory
A detailed account of a heated debate between Lawrence and Leavenworth teams on the question of immediate and substantial arms buildup for the United States. The Lawrence team, led by debaters including Clare and Barh Jr., faced defeat as Leavenworth dominated the discussion. Judges from the University faculty, Mills, Pitnat, and Linble, declared the Lawrence performance creditable despite the loss.
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United States
Lise Lawrence Igi Seliadl
Chock Metalloeh
Cine Gorilla Cooper
Lawrence
Faeper
George Melvin
Clavie A Fontgomery
Eure al Barh, Jr
Dingainona
Mills
Geo
Lawrence Wand
Dewinal World Office
Ciy
Germany
Colaw
Olbie
Thrilling Rescue Trip Ends With Fire Station Aid
Mayor and Ralph Lawrence led a daring journey to retrieve a vehicle from a fire scene after repairs caused a delay. Travelers from Kaasia City and Budes reported excitement en route, but the fire chief’s timely actions secured safety. The incident concluded with students and travelers resisting delays as dawn neared.
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Ralph Lawrence
Mayer
Pritetses
Jah Lawiner
Jearnes
Kaasia City
Budeis
Endara
Taooraia
Uae
Budorn
Dean Walker of University of Kansas to Confer in Topeka
Dean Walker of the University of Kansas School visits Topeka to confer with Arthur Capper on appointing posts and evaluating practicability of implementing a system in Kansas. Walker traveled from New Orleans and will likely stay through Saturday for talks with university and state officials.
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Walker
Universite of Kenaia
Sehoe
New Orleans
Topeka
Arthu Capper
Abe
Ramses
Dean Walker
Kan
Easier Vacation to Start at Univ Tomorrow
A fragmented note describes an easier vacation starting at the university tomorrow afternoon as hundreds of students are to depart on noon trains. It mentions Mount Oread and a meeting on the next day, but details are unclear.
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CIA Vere
Mount Oread
Kansas Weather Report Update At 2 PM
Weather bulletin from Kansas reports fair conditions this afternoon with cooler air moving into eastern portions. Tonight will see continued cooling with a chance of frost in eastern areas. Friday looks clearer and cooler overall with dry conditions expected.
Union Service to Rightx Elderkin Speaker at Local Church
Dr Noble Strong Elderkin will speak at United Brethren Church as part of a week of mile services in city precincts. Additional sermon by Bishop Cyrus J Koplinet of Kansas City will follow next Sunday with a worship service before the sermon.
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X. N.S. Elderkin
United Brethren Church
Snyder
Memori United
Corney
Vermiont
Noble Strong Elderkin
Dovelock
Bishopi Cyrus Jt Koplinet
Kansas City
Ovill
Tornado Toll in Kansas and Surrounding States
Storms across Kansas and nearby states leave at least seven dead with a total death toll rising toward twenty. Reports detail a one mile wide tornado path near Fort Scott and additional fatalities in Abilene and Fort Scott areas along with extensive property damage, with estimates over 250,000 dollars.
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Kansas
Fort Scott
Pershing Presses for Fresh Troops and Materials
Reports indicate General Pershing urged extending facilities and renewed troop movements as Mexican incursions prompted calls to push forward. Dispatches describe air and ground operations with aircraft in action near the front, detailing engagements and expected reinforcements.
War devices and new weapons in modern warfare
The piece discusses changes in weaponry and tactics, noting the use of gas, grenades, and poisons, with references to wind dependence and evolving artillery. It mentions catapults and bayonets in historical context, wireless telegraphy, and contrasts old and new arms. The article closes with a note on Speno browne’s illness and his father’s death, with his return to Pittsburgh.
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Hiltaker
Netallaes
University of Kan
Gas House
Este
Enon
Eloving
Ebtovrae
Gert Vrenel
Muelish
Franklin Matthews to Talk at University Club Tomorrow
Franklin Matthews former New York Sun correspondent and current journalism professor will speak to students at the University Club tomorrow. Wedell Wedel, secretary, plans to announce next year’s changes to the board and staff, with Hoffman remaining in Europe amid World War I.
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Oker
University
Finekey
Cie Iy
Elib
Elnb Pn
Journalisay
Wranklin
Miarthews
New York Sur
Jewraalisur
Pnitizer Selinel Ad Journatise
Wedel
V. M
Haga Wedel
Jett Pederter
Uni
Wedell
Retary
Une
Conti Hoffman
Y. M
Hallaberd
Nangas
Tie
Philadelphia Nationals
Ealst CA
Diver Seeks Leak as Bridge Work Faces Delays
A diver reports trouble sealing a water leak at the new bridge site on the south abutment. Attempts to pump water and seal the dam show only rising water under the dam, slowing progress and raising questions about the extent of required work.
Russians Arrive in France Amid Allied War Signs
Dispatch from Paris says Russian troops disembarked today as grand transports arrive ahead of schedule. General Joffre welcomed the arrivals, seen as proof of Russia's devotion to the Allied cause and a signal of intensified actions on the Western front.
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Russia
Mar Paris
Neral Joffre
Wasim Ai
Wiel
London
Daaeniatek
Ypres
Beletun
Geran Rapps
Superintendent Visits Douglas County Schools Tomorrow
The state superintendent known as Boss will call on Douglas County Schools tomorrow to discuss re modeling efforts and the shift toward standard testing. He will tour the tool grid center and observe the current grade levels as part of the effort to declare the new standard for the White school tests.
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W. OD
Boss
Douglas County
Fay Rin
Griffith IY Philadelphia Professor Spends Easter Vacation
Professor Griffith of the KL school of fine arts travels to Philadelphia for an Easter holiday stay at the university. He works on a chove by the university and will borrow pictures for a one month exhibit. His prize notes include a contest with a $3 in prize money and a S100 award for best essay in The Commercial News. Funeral services for Mrs Green zval of Ars are held at the cemetery, led by Rev Hill.
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Germany
United States
Ifaltoge
Alubissacar
Poowas
Griffith
KL School of Fine
Stor
College
Philadelphi Jnal
Universit
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Tita
Ite
Ae Craary
Toamake
Secur
Honal Bor Fonueil
Novarided
Sky
Oeain SA
Nevessith
Qevulapir
Korein Trade
Mesiate Merchant Marine
Green Zval
Ars. Jaerhe
County Farm Agent Plan Will Come Up
Douglas County Farmers Institute plans a May 3 meeting in Lawrence to discuss adoption of a county farm plan. Leavenworth County agent P. Ross will speak, outlining the plan and its potential county-wide impact. A farmers dinner precedes the program, with attendees urged to express opinion on the proposal.
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Farmers Institute
Douglas County
Douglas County Farmers Institute
Lawrene
Ross
Beavenworth County
Mgr
Hoss
Teavewerk Commy
Leavenworth
Gira
Merchants And-Armers Association
Aygert
Masonite Masonic convention held in Lawrence
The Masonite district No Es convention met in Lawrence yesterday with many visitors and a full program. Afternoon exemplification of degrees and a banquet followed by reports from officers and Grand Lodge Lecturer MM Stuart. Lodges represented included Lawrence Fod, Lawrence No 1, Palmira No 23 Baldwin Desoto No 40 TreSate Dorie No 83 Eudora Naolot Toil yanoxie and Linwood No 2b Linwood.
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Districtt
Lawrence
Lawrence Maseus Ak
Naeloek
Adan
Wansas
Worg
Giles I. Lamb
Fund Mas W. EL March
Granat Aren
Albert J. Wilson
MM. Stuart
Grand Lodge
Lawrence Fod
Lawrence Lodge Nor
Palmira Lodge
Baldwin
Desoto Lodge
TreSate
Dorie Lodee
Eudora
Henri Lode Naolot
Toil Yanoxie
Linwood Lodge
Linwood
Cabinet Crisis Reported Settlement Reached in London
April 20 reports state authoritatively that a settlement has been reached in the cabinet crisis in London. The message indicates an agreed arrangement stabilizing the government amid ongoing political turmoil. The details remain limited as officials prepare formal announcements.
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