Cork City Ablaze in Cork Violence Wrecks Streets
Cork Ireland December 13 dispatches report massive fires tearing through Cork after suspected arson amid disorder. Police and military guard ruined streets including St Patrick's and George streets as looting occurs and several deaths are tallied amid battles near barracks and ambushes reported near Cloyne and Camlough.
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Cork
Nee
Aciatel Press
Morathan
St. Patrick’s Street
Upir Moariting
St. Rit
Luilr
Cloyne
Queenstown
Camlough
Armagh
Newry
Causty
Langford
Ireland
Waski Tree
London
Treland
Cies
Tdolaney
Ambiguous reports on Saturday night fire linked to police attack
The article notes limited details on the Saturday night blaze and its suspected link to an assault on a lorry carrying police auxiliaries. Some papers doubt reports and propose explosives or martial law as possible causes, while others discuss potential excommunication actions related to crown forge incidents.
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Dubi
Tls
Dante
Cork
Solicitors for Farm Bureau Drive Listed by Counties
A fractured OCR item lists solicitors for a Farm Bureau drive across multiple counties. Names include J. Waulen erger Riley, H. G. Ba- Hich Leavenworth, J. F. tal Hourbon, W B. Tusc Harvey, C. W. Seif Leavenworth, O. A. Hal ban Berbody, W. Qearuis Teron, and Truxel spanning several towns and counties.
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Reau
J. Waulenerger
Riley County
H. G. Ba- Hich
Leavenwerth
J. F. Tal
Tusc
Harvey
C. W. Seif
St. Leavenworth
Cokvoor
Tirvey
O. A. Halban
Berbody
W. Qearuis
Teron
Apadteton
Tay
Te “Ache
Truxel
Farton
Ay County
Mat Eaimiv
Casper Tribune Publisher Changes Sail Across the Plains
Caspar Daily Tribune and Wyoming Review publisher Thak Thak tB is reported to be in Lawrence for business, after a long Kansas stay since 1861. He started in newspapers in 1893 with the City Star and later worked for the Topeka State Journal. He is described as an experienced Western publisher with wide business interests.
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Aspar Daily
Tiv Tribune
Wye Review
Caspary
Lawrence
Jennett Sc
St. Louis
Kansas
Niles of
Linswoad
City Y Star
Topeka State Journal
Caspar
Milr Wear
le Jourpe Nmy
Caspar Tribune
Senior Class Meeting Set for Wednesday Lunch
KH CO-ORDINATION outlines a survey budget to streamline committee demands for the graduating class. Open members will attend a senior class meeting Wednesday at noon in Frazer Chanel, per class president John Buns. Seniors seek a consolidated assessment rather than multiple separate committee assessments.
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Tessen
Frazer Chanel
John Buns
Jazs
Debate Rush Over War Time Laws Repeal Seen
Washington December 13 The House curtailed a rule limiting debate on the Voluntary Annuity Notation resolution to repeal most wartime laws. Debate followed promptly as members argued the scope and impact.
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Washington
House
Weather Topeka December Snow and Rain Forecast
Topeka weather reports show varied precipitation across Kansas with 0.15 inches of mixed rain and snow by morning, then snow continuing. Forecaster Flora predicts clearer skies tonight but colder conditions, expecting a low around 25. Kansas forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday, with a drop in eastern and southern temperatures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fedgat
Howse Topeka
Flor
East
South
Topeka Telephones Seeks Rehearing On Lawrence Rates Case
In Topeka today the Kansas court of industrial relations announced a rehearing on the Kansas Telephone Company's plea for higher rates in Lawrence. The session will open December 25 and open the company to new evidence while the city of Lawrence may present further rebuttal. City attorney Thiele traveled to Topeka to contest the move and resist allowing new evidence.
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Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Lawrence
Kansas Telephone
Waller GT le
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Tha Avi
Thiele
Liswrenge
Phyeleate
Ey Lee
TEACH AMERICANISM IN KC ENROLLS 144 FOR AMERICANIZATION
A total enrollment of 144 men and women for Americanization teaching has formed nine class groups in Kansas City. Sullivan will lead the extension division, noting most enrollees are Mexican, Jewish, Croatian, or Polish. Classes include five for men, two for women, and two for both genders, meeting two or three times weekly for a term of thirty weeks with monthly community activities.
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Kansas City
Acver
PW. Sullivan
Charee
Tw University
Sullivan
Tae Chissis
Sevion Pictures
Immigration Bill Passes House Despite Senate Threats
Washington December 12 the immigration bill to prohibit all immigration for one year was passed today by the House. The measure now goes to the Senate where its defeat is predicted by leaders. The vote was 293 for and 41 against with six present. The SeizeI amendments exempting brothers and sisters of aliens who have become American citizens were approved by 203 to 276.
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Washington
House
Senate
Military control asked for Danzig by League Council
December 13 report from the League of Nations military committee recommends Polish military control of Danzig. If adopted it would align with a Polish demand that control of the port of Danzig be necessary for transporting food, routes, and raw materials. The council will also study best defenses for the town via a military commission per Viscount Ishii.
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Geneva
Danzig
Poland
Council of the
League of Nations
Tranzig
Tolany
Viscount Ishii
Japan
High Commission
France
Great ‘Britain
Assembly of
Committee On Admission of States
Kansas Chapter Phi Delta Delta Installed at KU Law School
Members of the James Woods Green Club at the University of Kansas Law School were installed this afternoon as the Kansas Chapter of the Phi Delta Delta national women’s legal fraternity. Miss Anita Veale of Los Angeles acted as grand installing officer and presided over the ceremony. A banquet followed at the Eldridge House.
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K. K. Portias
James Woods
School of Law
University
Kansas
Phi Delta Delta National Women’s Legal Fraternity
Anita Veale
Los Angeles
Calif
Eldridge
Runaway Street Car Disaster Kills Five in Lineans City
Five dead and twenty injured as a runaway street car crashes into barriers. Motorman C F Ferguson was guarded at Poet Lespeval while authorities investigated a faulty brake system. A steel bolt failure and air brake issues are among suspected causes. The accident halted traffic and prompted city officials to review safety measures.
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Lineans City
C. F. Ferguson
Lespeval
le Wits
Caine Taostead Tepilex
Mar Stresa
Kivtiozas
Java
Sunday School Report Shows Largest Attendance This Year
A Sunday School gathering reported strong participation with many youths present and a turnout described as the largest in the revival history. Attendance near a dozen or more classes was noted alongside reports from the teachers and student members on ongoing church work.
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Tao Ender
Shea
Ota
Deputy Charged With Non-Support in Kansas Case
Deputy sheriff Merritt Wooly and Bronson Bransen faced charges related to non-support. They appeared before Justice of the Peace John Clark and were held under 3400 for preliminary hearing Wednesday afternoon.
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Merritt Wooly
Sell
Kansas
Andish
Bronson Bransen
Pearce
John Clark
Plan for international court adopted by League assembly
Geneva Dec 1 The plan for an international court submitted to the League of Nations assembly by the committee that studied the subject was unanimously adopted by the assembly today.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Assembly of the League of Nations
Assembly of Today
Wolf's Conviction Stands in Supreme Court Dismissal
Washington December 18 The conviction of David Lamar the welter of Wall Street and Henry T Martin for conspiring to stop transport of munitions to the allies will stand after the Supreme Court today dismissed the writ of error obtained by the defendants.
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Wolf
Washington
New York
David Lamar
Welf
Wall Street
Henry T. Martin
Supreme Court
Major Dickson to Lecture on War at KU Convention
Maj Thomas J Dickson senior combat chaplain with American troops on the western front will speak at a University of Kansas convention on Wednesday at 10 am. He has addressed audiences in New York Philadelphia and other cities and will share wartime experiences with the Chamber of Commerce and Rock Chalk meeting at noon.
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Thomas J. Dickson
Guy Giher
America
Sieteef
Suldich
Europe
Jie Gomes
Lawrence
Obscure World War Remembrance and Tunnel Plans
Fragmentary report describes vast tunnel work linking a city with a lakefront and railroad depots, with 62 miles of track and 1000 trucks needed. It notes a proposed obelisk to honor allied soldiers and mentions Danish, American, and other troops, plus memorial figures and ceremonial details amid wartime context.
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Joop
Elec Peru
Huilt and
Pigeke
Sgnal &Tonigat
Costas
Adisnerel
Washington
Eee
Demanck
Prague
Uwe
Swamen
Albert
President Wilson appeals for aid to hungry European children
President Wilson urged Americans to fund relief for about 300 800 children facing starvation in central Europe. Eight organizations joined in relief work through the relief council and federal groups. He suggested one year's aid could cost about thirty dollars per child, with the U S government and churches coordinating distributions and resources across the affected areas.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
Thelief Council
Itko Perenne
Trey Sue
Grain import duties urged amid tariff talk
A fragmented note argues for import duties on processed grain items to shield the domestic market. It references tariff escalation and potential schedules, indicating formal steps are needed to adjust trade policy and protect agricultural sectors.
Government tax reduction proposal discussed in committee
A fragmented report notes a plan to lower taxes to relieve ordinary earning expenses, advocated by a member of the Ways and Means Committee. The text references Washington and a discussion on possible jail time and penalties, with unclear specifics and names obscured in the OCR.
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Washington Tee
Baldwin's First Dance on Public Stage Event
A fragmented notice describes Baldwin hosting the first public dance on a night at the skating rink. The event featured a three piece American ensemble and involved local performers in an early stage appearance.
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Batdwin
Baldwin
Dormitory Drive Supports Women’s Council Efforts
Students and faculty debate a dormitory drive led by the Kan Council of Women. The plan aims to strengthen student governance, campus democracy, and senior spirit at the university, with clubs and groups backing the campaign through outreach and events.
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Piesekerl
Council of Women
Cowes
Fire damages four cars in bracket street blaze
Chief Williams Reinisch of the fire department reports four cars suffered substantial damage in a blaze. Insurance agency 2153 notes coverage against fire losses. The fragmentary text also includes unrelated proverbs and historical anecdotes about The Great Plague and smoking.
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Prac
Williams ‘Reinisch
Diplomat Says Holland Slavia Ties Break Off
The Hague December 14 reports that relations between Holland and Jugoslavia have been broken off, a diplomat stated today. The move ends official ties and follows recent disputes between the two nations.
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The
Hague
Holland
Juga-Slavia
Three Killed in Auto Accident Near Lawrence
Kansas City resident Whitzel and his wife and daughter died when his car rammed a brick building column in Lawrence after a collision. The front seat victims were crushed as the structure collapsed. Mrs Whitzel and the daughter died at the scene. the son and another passenger survived. The dead were to be buried in Lawrence. the family matriarch and relatives were notified. Neal Whitzel, a naval recruiting officer, and Frank Whitzel, a KU alumnus and former journalist, were mentioned as relatives.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Ae. Threr
Ome
Whrer
Whitsel Kirkton
University of Kansas
France
As City
Ben
Dan Morcan
Busines
Ogle
Utah
Sharlow Concert at the University scheduled for tomorrow
A Sharlow concert at the university gymnasium tomorrow evening features soprano Sharlow with Granville at the piano. The program includes classics by Scarlatti Verdi Rachmaninoff and more, with the performance starting at 8:20.
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Uni
Gymnnasium
Granville
Shoat
Vandel
Ginstale Dal Ganeus
A. Scarlatti
Johnie
Peethoven
Verdi
Berlioz
Gailie
Morkjes
Gretchaninoff
Cecil Burleigh
Rachmaninoff
MacDowell
Mr. English
Warren health car visits La Kansas with exhibits
The Warren health exhibit car, led by Miss Edna Burck, tours Kansas towns including La and Pittsburg. It showcases health education on sanitation, nutrition, dental care, and contagious disease prevention with new displays and charts. It will be open 9 to 12 and 1 to 6, plus one extra hour tonight.
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Warren
5S Board of Health
Edna B
University Kansas
Ruth Bar
James Barrow
Barence
Santa Fe Ata
Dr. Crumbine
State Health Department
Baieee Com
Itisamoria
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Crumbine
China
Kansas
Pittsberg
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