German reparations notes threaten cabinet crisis in Berlin
Berlin and London reports say Germany seeks to answer American note with counter proposals on reparations while discontent grows over excluding Reichstag from mediation talks. Lloyd George and Briand discuss Ruhr occupation safeguards amid hopes Berlin policy may shape May actions. Germany offers to block gold exports to protect allies, but warns it would blunt reparations via currency depreciation.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Washington
London
Harding
Reichstag
United States
Walter Simons
Lympne
Associates Press
Lloyd George
Briand
France
Ruhr
Belgium
Reichbank
Rhineland
Allied
von Oertzen
Ministry of Finance
Motter oil inspector candidate cited by Kansas delegation
Topeka April 22 reports from Washington say Harve Motter, recently named state oil inspector by Gov. Allen, has been recommended by the Kansas senatorial delegation for appointment as internal revenue collector in Kansas. Friends pressed for two candidates, including Ben S. Paulen of Fredonia, oil inspector for six years prior to Motter, and George Smith of Marysville, a Republican newspaper editor.
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Topeka
Washington
Harve Motter Chstirman
Allen
Kansas
Internal Revenue
Ben S. Paulen
Fredonia
George Smith
Marysville
Tditoe
Funeral for John P Cudahy Held Privately
Private funeral services were held today for John P Cudahy who killed himself Wednesday. The body placed in a vault pending disposition. He left no will. attorney says income of 1000000 a year from a trust fund provided by his father Michael Cudahy will automatically go to the widow and children.
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John P. Cudahy
Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Kansas City
Sportsman Acquitted Bond Money Used to Pay Lawyers Fees
Jake Sportsman was acquitted on a bone dry charge and sought return of $200 bond. Claims against him by Ed Riling and R E Melvin for unpaid fees followed, but he settled, paying $108.50 into justice court and having the remaining $260 bond released.
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Sportsman
Jake Sportsman
Niel
John Clark
Justice Court
Ed Riling
R. E. Melvin
Sportman
Chauncey Depew Turns 87 With Plans for 100th Year
Chauncey M. Depew, at 87, said he did not seek comment on his birthday but looked forward with enthusiasm to his 100th year. The former U S senator and chairman of the New York Central board planned a trip to his office and a dinner hosted by Mrs Depew for old friends.
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Chauncey Depew
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
U. S
New York Central Railroad Board of Directors
Depew
Talks Over Plans for Lawrence Machine Gun Unit
National Guard officers met with the Chamber of Commerce in Lawrence to discuss forming a new machine gun company and converting the local infantry unit into a machine gun unit. Adjutant General C. Martin and Major Joseph H. Duskel led the talks. Gen Wilder Metcalf and others were named to present the plan at Tuesday noon meeting.
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National Guard
Chamber of Commerce
C. 1. Martin
Joseph H. Duskel
Adjutant General’s Office
Lawrence
Peasant Uprising Grows Against Soviet Rule in Ukraina
Stockholm reports organized rebellion spreading in Ukraina with peasants seizing towns between the Dnieper and Dniester. Ukrainian speasonts under General Marino threaten rail links near Tozeve south of Karhav. Bolsheviks concentrate near Kiev, retaking areas and carrying out terrorism with thousands executed in recent days.
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Stockholm
Ukraina
Petrograd
Dneiper
Dneister
Marino
Tozeve
Karhav
Moscow
Tron
Gonel
Re 2
Kiev
Smalenek
Kerchov
Polesia
Edwards' Name Approved for Major General Rank
Washington reports the senate military committee voted to recommend confirmation of twelve majors and fourteen brigadiers submitted by President Harding despite opposition from three Democratic senators. The same day, county treasurer McXone announced new motor license rules setting a flat $3 fee for motorcycles and tax scales for trucks based on capacity, with four ton trucks at $100 annually.
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Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
Senate Military Committee
Harding
W. HH. McXone
Subway Flooded by Bursting Main near Spring Street
A Lexington Avenue line section near Spring Street flooded when a water main burst. Passengers escaped onto improvised boards as trains stalled between Grand Central and Brooklyn Bridge. About 600 people were evacuated by station staff and police. several women fainted during the scramble.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Spring Street
Interborough Rapids Transit Company
S Aid
Grand Central Station
Brooklyn Bridge
Datamatic
Bleecker Street
Tirey
Trarry Kupfman
Astor Place
Minn
Tony
Fractured Trial and Wall Street Explosion Report
Scranton, April 25. Trial coverage includes Endres defending a home brew case with a fatal explosion and a judge’s recess. Separately, Charles Scully reports a New York businessman identified near the Wall Street blast site, while Miss Griff becomes a pioneering woman in British engineering society amid industrial notes and local property valuations.
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Scranton
Venn
Charles Scully
Department of Justice
York
Bite
New York
Wall Street
Prohibition Regulators Set Beer and Wine Prescription Limits
Prohibition officials propose a daily cap on beer and wine prescribed by physicians, limiting to 478 gallons of beer and three gallons of wine at any one time. The rules await Internal Revenue Commissioner David Blair's approval and reflect Attorney General Palmer's opinion on limiting prescriptions over a period.
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Washington
David H. Blair
Commissees of
Internal Revenue
Kramer
Palmer
Kramer E¢Mphas
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Howat Perfects Appeal From Contempt Conviction
Alexander Howat, president of the Kansas miners union, today perfected his appeal to the state supreme court from a Crawford county district court contempt conviction for involvement in the latest coal mine strike in the Tuttsbury district.
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Howat
Yopeka
Alexander Howat
Ikansas Miners Union
State Supreme Court
Ducee A. d. Curran
Crawford County
Tuttsbury
Kansas Miners Strike Seen Tied to National Officials
Pittsburg Kansas April 23 An incomplete report notes tension within the United Mine Workers as leaders from Nebraska Oklahoma and Minnesota meet amid a major strike at a large coal and mining company. Officials held talks with UMW president and Western district leaders to seek resolution while court actions loom.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Novierten
Mon
Willian Daleyenpte
Okin
George Peck
Titts- Nitts
The
United Tare
Coal & Mining Co
Steele
Dalesmpie
Amor
Alex
Mowat
Ifwor
V Teed Igeaxatchine
Romney
Hirt
Kanes Court of
FOUED BANDIT ATTEMPT City SA en oe Shot ee Lip
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an attempted bandit act in City SA with a suspect using a cigar and a purse heist scenario. Details are garbled but imply a theft attempt and a failed hold up with money or cheeks referenced. No clear names or dates emerge.
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City
Haywood 18 Russian Chief Believed in Exile Hints
Chicago dispatch reports federal officials believe Haywood the 18 Russian chief is in Russia. The case involves propaganda from the Vietnamese or Viet government and possible extradition talks. Additional notes mention wartime interference and a pending Leavenworth sentence for obstructing war orders.
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Chicago
W. Ehief
Tate Wood
Pal Sok
Lorine
Renee Iain Revleals
Tye
Charles T Vitel
Sweden
Norway
Fintan
Paaywool
Fh Goyvernment
Offeral
Leavenworth
Warsies
Pices
Watkins Estate Appraisal Filed
Schedule shows valuation of the estate at 1 612 259 as part of settlement. The detailed statement lists land, securities, and debts, with holdings in Kansas and Louisiana entities. The filing, by Elizabeth M. Watkins, accompanies probate proceedings in Douglas County.
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Kansas
Tate PB
Watkins
Lawrence Ely
Pet
Lo Menger
Doug Sy
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Cehattel
Tates
Aker Bioneys
Hank
Louisian
Piast
Aml
Louisiins
Entry for Hoyas Industrial School bids and weather note
Fragmentary OCR item mentions bids for the Hoyas Industrial School and office notices. It references advertising for bids and a commencing work date, with weather remarks and possible dates in May. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled text.
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Hoya’ Industrial School
Hares Mad Free
Imeney
Berom
Fedu
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Kimi
Topeka Tower Plans and Coastal Trade Route
Fragmented OCR summary notes mention Topeka Tower, a painting project, and a voyage involving a coastal route to a torok. It references a Vecte State toyne office and beach pack to Torok, with a Río city origin and a May timeline, plus trips and assignments unclear.
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ATRL
Arawl
Torok
Wau U
Riacus
Tun Remy
Syed
Sept 7 Navy Seaplane Scholarship Attaches
A garbled note indicates an event on September 7 involving a scholarship and attachments tied to Amel and Nivargarta. Names appear uncertain yet suggest a formal appointment or grant process connected to a Navy or maritime context.
President Harding to break ground for Baptist Memorial
Washington April 23 President Harding will set aside state matters to attend groundbreaking ceremonies for the national Baptist Memorial honoring Roger Wal and the cause of religious liberty. The event signals a national tribute to religious liberty and Baptist heritage.
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Baptist Memorial
Washington
Harding
National Baptist Memorial
Roger Wal
Religious Liberty
County Halts Palmyea Township Aid Transfer
The Highway Commission will reserve federal aid for Palmyea Township until May 3 as Doug LAS county receives formainetics. The move delays work on the Old Santa Fe Trail highway and shifts funds to other counties while Palmyra Township awaits the section improvements.
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Highway Commission
Palmyea Township
Formainetics
Douglas County
State Highway Co Nmision
Witin Travwel
Our Santa Fe
Surfacr
Che
Dourt
Mare
The
Dougs LN
Sintae Trail
Labor unions of Kansas to meet April 2
Fragmented OCR text presents a chaotic note about labor unions in Kansas set to meet on April 2. It mentions a suspect array of garbled phrases, names, and scattered references, including a stolen Buick from a church area and unclear local political references.
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Labor Unions
Kansas
Ritek
Oniniel
Eiliortan
AIO
Insurance notice on theft precautions and agency
Fragmentary insurance notice urges securing property with a local agency. It mentions terms like Jey ltrivine Churses and Priest Tingle and cites 133 Agency for Insurance as a point of reference. The text is garbled but centers on insurance protection and agency contact.
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Priest Tingle
He Cochran
BR. OR. Sardey
N.Q. Monere
Moernnge
S Sbeivine
Ustafson
Masked Bandits Hold Up Arthur Marks at Home
Three masked men robbed Arthur Marks at his home in the garage, escaping with jewels valued at five thousand dollars. Police seek any witnesses and surveillance footage.
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Arthur Marks
Robbery at Marks Jewelry: $5,000 Value Stolen
Three masked bandits entered Louisana Street home of Mr. Marks around 10 PM, tied him, and forced him to disclose valuables. About $5,000 in jewels were taken. reward of $1,000 offered for recovery as police investigate.
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Mr. Marks
Bandi
Arthur
Louisiana Street
Police
Sachusetts
Marks
Merk
Rhein
Denis
le Rslare
Trust Company Closes In City of Missouri
A truncated notice reports a local trust company closing operations due to unsettled demands. An official, deputy Bowman, explains the institution’s general condition and indicates assets may be insufficient to cover liabilities.
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City
Raneas City
Bowman
Ynissiover
Wapkin
Armed Men Seize Mails At Cork Today
Armed men seized mails at Cork in the name of the Irish Republic. The incident disrupted postal service as escorts and guards attempted to recover the mail after the theft. Local authorities and transport crews pursued leads, while reports described the event as part of wider unrest affecting communications.
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Cork
Irish Republic
Wei
Theo
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