Allies Ready for German Drive Near Amiens Strike
Allied forces face renewed German offensive along a 20 mile front north of Albert to the Avre near Amiens. British and French lines hold against a heavy bombardment and infantry assault resumed after a two week interval. Attacks target the Paris Amiens railway and the Lawe river area as German commanders seek to reach railway hubs and supply bases.
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Oppose War Now on Huns Ay Ties Declared Delay
President Wilson signals a possible delay in declaring war as groups press opposition to intervention. Public sentiment and political maneuvering shape the timeline amid calls to act decisively against Germany.
President withholds view on war with Bulgaria and Turkey
Washington April 24 The President told Senator King he would not discuss his stance on war with Bulgaria and Turkey. He indicated readiness to present reasons for opposing immediate action while diplomacy and American safety are weighed. Turkey and Bulgaria may seek to exit beligerent status, with Americans in both nations complicating matters.
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American Heroes Hold Line in French Village Fight
In France the American Army stalls a strong German attack near a torn village. Heroic acts emerge as David Griggs of East Hampton Connecticut volunteers through shellfire to deliver ammunition to comrades. Buried twice by shelling he resumes the task, earning the nickname harvest man in the regiment.
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JAPANESE FOREIGN MINISTER MONTANO RESIGNS IN 1916 CABINET
Viscount Montano, Japanese foreign minister since November 1916, resigns amid reports of Siberian intervention. Previously ambassador to Russia and minister to Belgium and France, Montano's departure follows Tokyo’s Siberian policy.
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British Ostend Zeebrugge raid fails. 40 men land
Berlin reports the British raid at Ostend and Zeebrugge was frustrated. The War Office says only 40 men landed on the Mole, and those men were killed or captured.
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One Not Guilty in Trial of Thirty on Neutrality Conspiracy
In San Francisco an early morning verdict found one of thirty defendants not guilty for conspiring to violate U S neutrality by supporting revolution against British rule in TI. The remaining defendants were convicted and 20 await sentencing by Federal Judge Van Fleet with internment ordered for several German consular officers and officers of ships and vessels.
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KU May Use Engineering School for Drafted Men Training
The University of Kansas engineering faculty discussed using KU facilities as a summer training site for about 100 drafted men. If approved, cadets would receive technical instruction in Fowler Shops Blake Hall and the engineering building under Army supervision. A prior inspection by army officers found the location unsuitable.
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Liberty Day Proclamation Urges Statewide Liberty Bond Support
A Kansas proclamation designates Liberty Day to suspend ordinary business and devote energy to promoting Third Liberty Bond subscriptions. It calls for patriotic demonstrations in every locality, urging citizens to back the government and war effort, with leadership from state authorities and the governor.
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Emtor to Fight Koo in Incoming Army Draft
Jossnatism graduate enters the national army at Funsten Glenn Sivegeer. A University of Kansas alumnus and journalism student, he has edited three county weeklies including the Waverly Gazette Hycal and Williamsburg Star.
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Cook Takes Government Chemist Post in Washington
Gets Good Position RV Cook of Tittsburg, once an evinasium instructor, has become government chemist and will depart for Washington DC Friday. He previously did eradicate chemistry research and held a chemistry fellowship until last fall before resigning to lead gymnasium work.
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Weather Brief Notes and Rainfall Report
Fragmentary weather recap reports yesterday and today as Thursday with improving visibility and a high near 2 pm. Rainfall totals show 0.11 inch recorded. a line mentions Switzerland in error.
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Supreme Council Over the Top and Liberty Loan Support
The Fraternal Aid Union highlights a top pledge drive with strong showings as leaders praise wage increases for all workers and urge purchasing bonds. Officials note a major campaign effort tied to Liberty Loans and the broader war effort with substantial funds raised and paid to employees.
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Working Reserve Grows As Enrollment Push Continues
The working reserve expands with renewed enrollments and new names sent to the county superintendent. Vinland and Eale dwn contribute three bass and nine names, with Vinspire’s dive extended to April 27. Names include Prank Koosi Sohninie Bad Veniie Southard Baker Moyer Wo Hurres Taylor and others.
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Firing Line Warned Clerks Over Stamp Margin
Clerks in Clove Kansas warn of a May 11 nationwide strike-like action over U S Treasury stamps. Vendors urged to stamp purchases and question customers to enforce pricing, with emphasis on avoiding underselling and improper discounts.
Prayer Meeting Seeded For This Afternoon At Local Church
An afternoon prayer gathering at the Teshyteriaa church is planned with an evening service to follow. The event invites all who wish to attend the related University play and sermon.
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Reunion program details and attendee origins listed
A reunion program lasts until tomorrow with about thirty members from Lawrence and twenty two from Manhattan plus others from towns statewide. The event includes a banquet for one hundred attendees, sessions of the order, and a complete list of initiates and participants by hometowns.
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Kansas Socialist Party Declares Loyalty at 1918 Meeting
In Anvil on February 22, 1918, the Socialist Party executive committee discussed party unity and loyalty. The resolution condemns violence and supports lawful action, endorsing standard party aims and denouncing attempts to resist the law.
National Theta Sigma Phi Convention Opens Thursday
The first national convention of Theta Sigma Phi begins Thursday at 8 am with registration in Myers Hall. William Allen White and C. M. Harger will headline a noon luncheon at Robinson Gym for delegates and Lawrence residents. Helen Bennett guest speakers discuss occupation issues and women in journalism. A public lecture by Bennett and a talk by Charles Dilkin on Women in Journalism follow. An exhibit features published works and pictures of honorary members for the local Theta Sigma Phi Library.
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Entertain Sorority Banquet at Journalism Convention
The newspaper staff will entertain Theta Sigma Phi visiting the first annual honorary journalism sorority convention at Alunchepo Thursday noon in the office. A second banquet is set for Saturday noon at Hotel Meublebach Kansas City. Members will take the interurban iron city at noon and continue until Saturday. Tillon, manager ofapper Farm Publications, and Alien Whide of Emporia Casette will be principal speakers.
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War Exhibit To Feature Citywide Bread Contest
Superintendent Raymond Kent announces a war exhibit this morning with a major food show open to all city residents. The event includes a bread competition with a first prize of forty eight pounds of flour and a second prize of a twenty four pound sack of boar, organized by Mills and hosted at the Winey Clothe Company with Miss Minnie Walters overseeing the domestic departments.
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War Worker From France to Lecture Here
Sidvutinas Vimy worker from France will lecture at the Army Hall on Eighth Street. Mrs Roberts, wife of the commander of the Sale in Kansas, enlists support for war work. English lecturer will describe Army women in France and those who go to the front with supplies. Salvation Army calls for volunteers to sacrifice time and possibly their lives for humanity and the boys in the trenches. All are welcome.
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Angel Women’s Glee Club Seeks Camp Funston Trip
The K. A. Women’s Glee Club aims to perform at Camp Funston and raise funds to take members there on May 3. About seventy members exist with many ineligible for the trip. a director oversees planning amid financial and eligibility hurdles.
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College Politics Adient Council Candidates Deadline
The council president announced that all candidates must file by Thursday noon. The notice emphasizes timely submissions for the upcoming council race.
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