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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1921
Page
2
British sources indicate a seven day ultimatum may be issued to Germany. The move is described as a favored option by British policymakers. No further details on entities or the exact terms are provided in the fragment.
London April 30 The allied supreme council began examining Germany post treaty issues. Lloyd George presided as experts were to study measures and guarantees amid French Belgian opposition to a May deadline. Count Sforza urged swift peace as ministers prepared for a 4 p m session.
Washington reports a note to the Dutch government by William Phillips, urging open door for commercial opportunities in the Netherlands East Indies oil fields. The Hague disclosure followed Parliament action on the Djambi oil field bill, blocking Standard Oil’s Sumatra concession bid backed by British capital.
Chicago on April 30 reports a lockout by employing associations stopping about 285 million dollars of building work in progress or contracted for. Kansas City also pledges to close all construction under builder association supervision starting Monday after unions refuse a 20 percent wage cut to 1919 levels.
Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Sunday with a slightly warmer trend in the extreme east portion. The outlook calls for continued overcast skies and mild temperatures, with little precipitation expected today and into Sunday in most areas.
In Oelwein Iowa on April 30 John Meeley sixteen secretly boarded an exhibition flight. He grabbed a stabilizer while the plane was lifting off and clung to a wing spar as the aviator struggled to control the craft. Meeley later said he enjoyed the ride and the pilot warned him.
The May term of the Douglas county district court convenes Monday morning with Judge Hugh Means to decide motions and matters assigned, C A Ramsey to lead government representation and oversee key citizenship proceedings. The docket includes listed applicants Samuel A. Lough Morris Cohen Mark Julius Ducommon Julius Ducommon as jurors are summoned and excuses considered before the jury verdicts.
A stranger bought tires for 84 dollars at Peer Ings Garage using a check signed by S K Snider. The cashier Gus Buehheim could not locate a bank to honor it. Sheriff Will Johns traced the incident to Barieldes Seed Co where a sack of clover seed had been sold for 75 dollars by the same stranger, prompting inquiry into the thief.
Federal agents report no serious May Day disturbances likely as strikes and unrest are seen as limited and peaceful. Labor officers note wage talks expire May 1 may spark isolated actions but no broad activity expected. Conspirators sentenced in Macon for railroad express robbery plot with lengthy terms and fines. It is noted that parasols have a century of use in the United States.
Senator Lodge outlines a plan of action with Germany following Knox resolution. The discussion centers on diplomatic steps and potential agreements shaping postwar relations.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts said a German peace treaty likely follows enactment of the Knox peace resolution. He argued the United States will not abandon allies and that other nations have made peace, while the Senate prepared for a final vote on the measure.
The City Shrine Club announces new quarters with furnished rooms and roof garden access for a one year term, renewals possible for four years. The setup supports Masonic temple gatherings and social events, with leaders Lawrence, Russell, and Art Kirchoff among those guiding the move.
Chicago dispatch reports attorney Geis stating Dill Heywood arrived in Russia and plans to surrender after the espionage case. It notes a possible Supreme Court action affecting 47 lo West members and references a baseball game between Brancas and Nebraska being postponed due to wet grounds.
Anna Edson Taylor 58, famous for descending Niagara Falls in a wooden barrel on October 24, 1901, died today in the Quigleys County Infirmary in Bet Lockport New York. Her death marks the end of the notable daredevil life once tied to the unusual stunt.
Regular Army Sergeant in charge at 1026 Massachusetts street announces a drive to recruit National Guard units. Captain Alter leads Company EH and seeks expert men, with plans to open recruitment and fill positions as the guard shifts into new training and duties.
Chicago indictments allege a big building conspiracy linking contractors, workers, and suppliers aimed at keeping out competition in metal product markets. The case names master steam fitters association, 18 corporations, and a related group, with other wholesale plumbing and heating material dealers charged under Sherman act provisions.
A large crowd attended the spring Scottish Rite reunion banquet at the Masonic temple. Rev Frank Jennings, class orator, delivered a strong address on character and leadership while Dr W L Burdick presided. Arthur MacMurray provided accompaniment, and Dora Helmirk played.
The Penn Relays wrap up at the University of Pennsylvania celebrating twenty seventh annual revival amid diverse events. Participants from Ohio, center Penn, and nearby colleges competed in forty nine events, with Central University earning top marks and Brutus Hittite taking third place in the bigs. Prohibition Director Sear appears in coverage.
New York police brace for possible May Day disturbances as radicals plan demonstrations. Arrests in a related case join seized literature calling for overthrow of the government. Officers and bomb squad were deployed to churches halls and public buildings while sharp security measures were announced.
The text references a man sentenced to ten years for an attempted assault on a minor and notes a dog showing signs of rabies prompting a police shot. It mentions May Day being formerly called Mari Lith and includes garbled names and locations.
Charlies Cain, known as a walking advertising sign, paraded in Des Moines with a grass skirt to promote a local theatre. An unknown person touched a lit match to the back of his costume, setting it ablaze. Cain fled, the burning material tore away, and he was wrapped in an overcoat and taken home. He later recovered, with reports of a dog having a severely scorched back.
Police reported a busy night with cars left unlit on streets and multiple thefts. A five passenger Buick belonging to Ralph Phenicie of Jonganoxie was stolen from in front of the ODic temple during a Scott Kite Lanquet, and a white silk shirt with blue dots owned by C. Casper at 21 New Hampshire Street was taken. A Miss Mary Doe faced a $2 fine for unspecified offense, while a Doe Dooley and Doe firm member paid a fine for three cars left in the street. The Phenicie Buick was insured with Wid Agency.
The state Sumlay school convention will be held at Hutchinson on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday next week with three sessions daily. The program includes a pageant From Bethlehem to Tokyo directed by Au guiline Smith of Boston University and performed by Hutchinson Sunday schools. A large parade and musical program with the Hutchinson Municipal Band and the Dynamo quartet Holton Kansas will close each day. Dr D W Kurtz will speak on his Japan visit and the World’s Sunday School Convention.
In Akron Ohio a man named Sarniola was ordered by federal authorities to keep both wives and support them after a police visit with his wife No 2 and their children. Wife No 1 arrived from Italy with their son. they agreed to live peacefully together and the trio left the station arm in arm declaring mutual love.
Lawrence gas distributor faces court action as the public utilities commission moves to advance the mandamus hearing to May. The commission asserts the firm was not in the right to charge the service fee, which may be collected only after a final ruling, with refunds required if found illegal. City officials monitor gas user protection as bills for FebruaryMarchApril are issued despite ongoing controversy. Mayor-elect Home’s return awaited as city aims to safeguard consumers. Submarine O-10 reported aground off Montauk Point. rescue tug Lykens delayed by fog. Three men fined for assault in justice court.
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