Lloyd George to Form New Government in Britain
London reports that David Lloyd George will form a new ministry with Liberal and Unionist support. The cabinet’s shape remains uncertain with several Liberals likely to join and Labour direction hoped for, while figures like J Austin Chamberlain and Lord Robert Cecil may stay.
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London
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Mpnuith
Lloyd Guore
J. Austin Chamberlain
Robert Cecil
Hueckingmain Palace
Mandeinge
Marchester
Gochiian
Liverpool Post
Dee
David Lloyd Clearge
Labor Party
Geope Ucn
Uhi
Amy
Lloyd Greorge Eur
Lloyd George Belivese
Avill Grint
Preswick
Lancashire
George Pollard
Tiweles
Ciincastille
Christopher Addison
Formunitions
Ty Testes
Cat Price
Col
Winston Churchill
Jord O
Che Aedmiralty
The
Church In
Comes
Baverenes
Quarterly Meeting of Friends Here Reported
The article notes a late attendance expected for Layne at the quarterly Friends meeting. It also cites Cologne Zeitung commentary on Premier Asauith’s policy and a German view of the war’s direction, predicting renewed English forces and potential peace efforts.
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Quarterly Meeting OF Friends
Cri Amsterdam
Asauith
Koelnisele Zeitung
Germany
Enygtkind
Cologne
Mane
England
Import and export notes on gold and South American trade
December reports show gold imports from South America totaling over 14 million dollars in the past two weeks with 800000 ounces shipped to Buenos Aires and 1.8 million scheduled for December 15. Meetings in Topeka and New York touch on clerical legislation and intercollegiate athletics as Kansas churches prepare for a large Friends gathering across multiple towns.
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South America
New York
South Americ
Heands Aires
Aventine
Lodge Meeting Names Officers After Night Session
An ALO Lodge gathered at night and elected officers for the coming term. New officers include Master Workman Utter, Foreman Andersen, Overseer Bell, Treasurer Mueller, and Clerk Gittide Muellers, with delegates and officers listed.
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Lodge
CH. Tucker
Sweeney
Chariton
Lanwrenes
Tirandoy Lind
Leavenworth
Ini Spake
MM. Utter
Albert Andersen
Joha Bell
Finsweier
Recorde Ie
Gripe Cy
Gittide Muellers
Twsst
Caride
Hattie He Tnside
Watehran
Wittehman
Kearie Somers
Wilder Delegarte
BL Wielsyse
T. C. Sweeney
Ovens
Keith A. Giterd
Marne
Anderson, TH
Donns
Riedalph
Her
Chambers
Sehen
Lysy Her
Rush for Farm Loans Grips Farmers Nationwide
Officials reported over 50,000 farmers have applied for mortgage loans totaling about 150 million dollars or more, with most applications from the south and west. Banks will likely announce branches by December 20 and issue bonds to meet the demand.
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Washington
Farm Loan Loans
STO Elect New Captains For Football And Cross Country
HiT University announces new team captains for football and cross country chosen Tuesday. Evaluation lists Nielen Prost and Jlek among top candidates while the football captain award will be presented at a smoker event next week.
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Foothill
Dake Ulwe
Athletis
Siletie
Nielen
Daek Prost
Jlek I
Sana Sere
Oren
Homer
Depute Named for County Clerk Office
George Brune, the county clerk elect, announces Bert M. Gregory will serve as deputy in the county clerk’s office. Gregory is a well known figure in the county with a history in district court administration dating to the early 1900s.
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Hert M. Gregory
George Brune
Bert M. Gregory
Mer. Gregory
Mer
Brani Super Ye Dlaties
Greg
Eos
Miss Mabbel Galloway Wilk Joins Her Parents In London
Miss Mabbel Galloway Wilk leaves for London to join her parents after two years at Lawrence Building and Van aviation. She will sail on the Finland next Tuesday. Her father works as a superintendent at a large London equipment factory producing uniforms for troops. She has been in England for ten years.
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Mabbel Galloway Wilk
Mabel Ho Gallowas
Lawrence
Vaan Aviation
London
England
Miss Galloway
Finland
Water pressure nearly normal after early Wednesday pump work
The city water plant saw improved pressure as the pump was overhauled Tuesday night and the standpipe nearly filled with water. Engineers expect the pump to continue supplying water and reducing waste as plans for plant improvements near approval are reviewed by the water committee.
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Dunmire
Younge
Vite Hall
Pigne Ustri
Wiis
Laday
Wk & Veatch
Cnine Mers O
Heve Nolitted Ma
Hord
Memh
Bhisk & Venteh
State Board of Health
State Utilities Commission
Nationwide inquiry targets bilk of living costs in government run
Investigations expand across federal agencies including the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice with Agriculture Commerce Labor and other departments asked to provide data. Attorney General Anderson in Boston and officials consult with Chairman Mayer on coal shipments as the inquiry seeks to reveal if output was withheld to push prices higher.
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Ranjiess Panta
Washington
Col
Dee
Aeeneys
Comnisson
Department of Duostice
Havestipsttor
Greyfator
Departments of Agriculture, Commerce Jabal Labor
United States
Anderson
Boston
Ty Ange O
Cy Vansy
Mayer
Commeres
Sarket
Aiterey
Fed artillery horses shipped from Denver for Britain
Six hundred artillery horses were sent from Denver by Hollis and Platte Horse Company to the British Remount Commission. The shipment was fed and loaded at Bismarck Grove before being redirected to Newport. The horses, valued at about station, were reportedly handled in good condition with a large team ensuring feeding and loading.
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Denver
Bismarck Grove
Hollis & Platte Horse Company
Bismarckrove
Newport
British Remount Commission
Bismerekivore
Joen
Dem National Committee Reports Funds and Expenditures
The Democratic National Committee filed its final report detailing receipts of 151,? and total disbursements of 1,084,? including a separate sum of 32,000. Birthday celebrations and social notes follow, with local residents mentioned. The Chimes of Normandy production date is announced for the School of Fine Arts, and Colonel W. W. Dennison plus Mrs. Addie E. Brown host guests in Topeka.
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Fashington
Dannerratig
W. W. Dennison
Topeka
Addie E. Brown
Dennison
Veterans at reunion honor Battle of le Greve Ino anniversary
Veterans gathered at the court house to mark the anniversary of the Battle of le Greve Ino and recount war tales. A noon dinner featured the Women's Relief Corps and Ladies of the GAR aiding in service as officers and veterans from multiple groups attended.
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le Greve
Piiny
Court House
Women’s Relief ‘Corps
GALR
Women's Auxiliary
Colonel Denison
Go L Sweeney
M. Painter
GASR
Alwrence
HL Hoyt
Lawrences
Mila
Ottawa
Dh Po Harris
Othwat
Jlohn Cone
Dan Khennientt
Caperences
Honury Negert
Kansas City
Ca Bay Cence
Ayron Swain
Bonner Sprin Huddiestan
Lawrence
Saint Wey Mund
Sai Proust
Tancrenie
George Roy
Windinds G
Sweeney Copeka
Government food control plan backed in London meeting
A London conference of trades unionists endorses government food measures including purchase of essential imports, commandeering of home products and ships, and price controls to benefit consumers. The debate references Lloyd George and attacks his leadership of wartime policies.
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Britain
London
Nec
National Conference of Trades Union
Brades Union League
Thee
American Podlaration of Labor
David Lloyd George
Congress
Washington Pushes Railroad Bill Amid Senate Delays
Administration plans to speed President Wilsons railroad legislation through Congress by amending the pending bill to raise Interstate Commerce Commission membership. Leaders back the plan to save weeks of work versus drafting new bills, but press opposition rises. Also notes Germany and Britain dispute over the Arabia sinking and local medical society plans and school honors events. Pepper thrown in guard face leads to $20,000 in gold stolen from a downtown express wagon.
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Washington
Treshlent Wilson
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Senate
Angel Dee
Kansas Weather Report Summary
Yesterday's report notes generally fair conditions. Tonight becomes much colder with a forecast of clear to fair skies.
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Kansas Weather Report
MacDowell Program Widow to Perform at Fraser Hall
Mrs Edward MacDowell will give a concert of MacDowell music in Fraser Hall chapel Saturday evening. A brief talk on the MacDowell Memorial association will precede the program. Pieces listed include Op 10 Prelude Op 25 Flute Intermezzo. Woodwind Sketches. Sea Lie Sea Up. Witches Dance Op 17 and other selections.
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Inaser Hall
Edward MacDowell
Gohcert
MacDowell Music
Fraser Hall Chapel
Oif
MacDowell Memorial Association
Lange
Segata
Jay the Eagle
Death of a Pioneer Dr Philip M Lewis of Lecompton
The funeral for Dr Philip M Lewis of Lecompton who died at home Tuesday was held at 2 pm with interment in Maple Uruve cemetery. Born in Indiana he moved to Kansas in the early 0s and lived in Iowa before returning to Nemaha county. He helped found Lecompton and served on the board of trustees of the University and as a county political figure. He was 70 at death and survived by his wife and two children Benjamin E Lewis of Iola and Mrs H L Chambers of Lawrence.
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Philip M. Lewis
Lecompton
Maple Uruve
Vujipton
Lewis
Kansas
Indiana
Iowa
Nemaha County
Topeka
Olf Lane ‘University
Lbscompton
Levpington
Dre Lewis
Douglas Etyty
J. Ht Bieta
Hughes
Bewis
Stately Association
Benjamin BE. Lewis
Iola
HL. 1. Chambers
Lawrence
Farm prizes to be awarded at Douglas County meeting
Rural school children may attend the Douglas County Farmers Institute meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on December 12 without affecting perfect attendance. Prizes from the Opening Way and Tips by Manhattan will be awarded for the farm contests. A midday Chamber of Commerce luncheon is held for members. Attendance is expected to be high as children join in the farm program and farm bureau successes are discussed.
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Friends Church
Lawrence
Friends
Sadarciy
Suniay
Wan City
Quawatomia Prat Center
Lane
Hesper
Taawreng
Douglas County Farmers Institute
Chamber of Conlmerce
Manhattan
Chamber of Commerce
Farmers Institute
C. T. Hawley
Otter
Rumanians retreat and Bucharest falls amid German advance
German advances press into Bucharest as Romanian forces retreat toward Moldavia. Reports claim Bucharest was evacuated and the capital left intact, with Romanians possibly abandoning Wallachia to regroup in the northeast. German and Russian sources note heavy Romanian losses and strategic railway disruptions.
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Bucharest
Fieldckensen
Buchs
Ploedhti
Prali
Wallachia
Moldavia
Petrograd
Rumanians Withdraw to Moldavia Threatens Wallachia Front
A Dutch newspaper reports that Romania plans to retreat into Moldavia, abandoning Wallachia to shorten its front. It claims about 100000 Romanians have been sent to Germany for safety and Bucharest remained largely uninjured prior to the upheaval.
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Moldayvia
London
Hostilizit Rumania
Ger- Tison Tahips
Moldavia
Wallachia
Bucharest
Deportation of Belgians Under Hague Rules Emphasized
Amsterdam reports German actions in Belgium framed as lawful under the Hague convention. The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung cites protests from the Belgian government, denies horror scenes, and states coercion was needed for workers. It also defends requisition of raw materials as army needs per Article 52.
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Amsterdam
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Berlin
Germany
Svorkmen
Students Seek Hearing On Suspended Men At University
The University of Minnesota Student Council opposed the University Senate plan to suspend eight students for attending a rally. They asked to appear before the Senate and submitted a written request for a rehearing. D L Patterson chaired the disciplinary committee and will respond later.
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Univ Yy
Univity Senate
Phe
Paul Greever
D. L. Patterson
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