Pershing to Head Special War Staff for Global Military Study
The War Department intends Pershing to lead a special staff in France to study actual war problems, with duties of the chief of staff made largely routine. The plan aims to keep pace with military science and quickly map training for any future U.S. army if needed, while speeding readiness for emergency calls.
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France Faces New Manpower Wave From 1921 Draft
Analysis shows 70 percent of 20 year olds in France were fit for military service. Causes include less alcohol, more sports, and better living. The trend signals stronger postwar recovery and broader peace-time work potential. Japan Yap dispute centers on whether to internationalize the island. Allies plan to move funds via the supreme council amid German resistance and seek to recover war indemnities.
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Election results and local news from Franklin county 1858
In Franklin on Monday the 5th, 368 votes were cast. Ohio City led with 155, Minneola 111, Centropolis 47, Medosa 34, Peoria City 18, Che mung 5. Prof Hawn, Missouri state geographer, estimates Kansas coal area at 17,000 square miles. The Minnie Belle steamer arrived with lumber and furniture, then left the levee on Sunday morning.
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Kansas Mews Delivers A Mosaic Of Local News
A sprawling Kansas segment blends crime notes, school events, farm concerns, theater chatter, and civic notices. Reports mention Wichitan contracts, church fund drives, wheat drainage efforts, county fairs, and community personalities like Miss Sherman and Della Bergh.
Lawrence church plans and orchard planting noted in 1871
Fifty years ago in Lawrence the Republican records plans for a Wree Methodists church on Connecticut and Hancock streets. Col O E Learnard distributes 7500 fruit and ornamental trees south of town, with 750 planted in one day. The city emphasizes schools and churches.
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Twenty-Five Years Ago in Lawrence Archive Snippet
Reprinted from the La Daily World notes a retrospective column from Lawrence highlighting past local happenings and memories, with references to Rankin's Drug Store Cadillac and the era's cultural touchstones.
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Passover Observance Marks Sacred Week Worldwide
New York April 22 Passover begins as sun sets marking one of Judaism’s most sacred holidays. Leaven is removed and unleavened bread eaten during a week of festival observed by Orthodox and Reform communities alike. Families hold reunions. synagogues open during Passover week.
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Annual scientific society meeting and charity notices
The text notes families hosting absent members during a celebration, and charity to assist those unable to obtain necessary goods. It mentions the American Philosophical Society gathering in Philadelphia with notable scientists and the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association planning a meeting at the University of Richmond. It also lists a sale at A Marks & Son for a Gillette razor and a Smokey Don Alvin item.
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