Guards Ready for First Federal Inspection of Local Units
Local guards brace for their initial federal scrutiny with the first inspection scheduled to begin Saturday. The review will assess readiness, procedures, and safety compliance across units.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1919
Page
1
Lawrence Guards Prepare for Federal Inspection Without Equipment
Two Lawrence units of the Fourth Regiment Kansas National Guard face a three day federal inspection starting Sunday. Officers Dinsmoor and Dodds lead Company B and the machine gun company, all without standard equipment though uniforms and arms are en route. The audit covers records and officer evaluation with a dinner for inspection leader Captain Wright and visiting officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas National Guard
Paul A. Dinsmoor
Frank B. Dodds
University Military Training Department
United States
War Department
Topeka
Twentieth Regiment of Infantry
Camp Funston
The
Elks’ Club
Wilder S. Metcalf
Hugh Means
National Guard
Wright
Kansas Regiment
J. A. Dunkel
Adjutant General's Office
Kansas City
Will Validate Hasty Contracts Excerpt
Washington February 4 senate and house conferees reached a partial agreement on legislation to validate and settle informal war contracts totaling about 2.75 billion dollars. Senate managers yielded to strike from the bill the plan for an appellate commission to pass upon government official awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Heavily Guarded Return of U S Troops to New York
The transport Cedric arrived in New York from Brest carrying the 44th and 60th Regulars coast artillery corps 158 casuals and nurses and civilians totaling 3507 persons in all the return voyage marks a large redeployment of regular army forces and support personnel arriving in port today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coast Artillery Corps
Regular Army
Cedric
Brest
Temperature Readings Reported Across Time
Yesterday evening the temperature dropped with a low near dawn and rose through the afternoon. By 2 p m today readings show milder conditions with expected steadying to evening.
Congress Awards First Medals of Honor Today
Washington announces the Army medals of honor for 11 servicemen in France, with two officers and nine enlisted men cited for conspicuous gallantry. Capt. Marcellus H. H. Chiles, killed in action, led a battalion forward and died of wounds. Privates Jesse M. Funk and Charles D. Yarger also honored for rescuing wounded under heavy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
War Department
Great
General Pershing
Act of Congress
Marcellus HH. Chiles
Denver
Colo
8Atut
Coneros
Jesse ML. Funk
Caihan
Coto
Charles DY. Barger
Scotts Mo
Ith Infantry
Yieos
Atrete
Spartacans Seize Buildings in Koenberg East Prussia
Feb 1 report says Spartacans from Berlin seized government buildings in Koenberg East Prussia. The East Prussia governor declares a state of siege in Thorn district and orders court martial as authorities investigate the unrest and alleged attempts to overthrow the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Koenberg
East Prussia
Berlin
Thorn
Moonshiners Found With Still Near Gotham
New York news reports the discovery of a large moonshine operation in Valley Stream Long Island about sixteen miles from New York City. Revenue agents seized a cooperage plant with an underground tank filled with liquor and arrested three alleged moonshiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valley Stream
Long Island
New
Soap for Face Care Sought in City Schools Plan
Kent proposes equipping school buildings with soap containers soap and paper towels during a board of education meeting. The committee builds and grounds is asked to review the plan which aims to provide minimal equipment in excl building amid opposition to cloth towel service and concerns over skin diseases and hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Board of Education
Rio
Fay
Lawrence Board Backs Liberty High School Memorial Move
The Lawrence Board of Education approved forming two committees of three to work with the city on securing a Liberty High School as a memorial for local soldiers and sailors from World War I. The board endorsed the memorial plan and sought further action at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Liberty High School
Lawrence High School
KU Athletes to Receive Sweaters for Letters
University of Kansas athletes who earned letters in the past two years will be awarded sweaters with ringed numerals reflecting their years. Delays last season were due to wartime sweater shortages, and a meeting will decide eligibility and issuance for football basketball boxing hall tennis and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Owen
Wlol Flamiston
Univo of Kansas
Athletics Association
Hamilton
Athletic Association
Baxke Hall
Hersehall
Bolshevike in Power Seizes Eastern Ukraine Centers
A Hilingfors dispatch to the Mail reports Bolsheviks now control much of eastern Ukraine including Kharkov Paltava Ekaterinovlav and the Kanetz mining region. A Soviet government is said to be established at Kharkov with M Rakovsky as president, a Brest-Litovsk signatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ukraine
Kharkov
Paltava
Ekaterinovlav
Kanetz
Hilingfors
M. Rakovsky
Brest-litovsk
Germany
Plans for Major Meeting Unveiled by Association Delegation
A delegation from the association met today to outline plans for a large upcoming meeting. Details remain sparse as organizers coordinate venue and agenda.
Fourth annual Evangelical gathering to be held in Woodland Park
Out-of-town leaders from the Evangelical Association of Amores attend a Lawrence Chamber luncheon as Wood land Park prepares for the national quadrangular meeting this August. Organizers expect large crowds and plan to provide services for attendees with concerted community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Evangelical Association of Amores
Lawrence Chanther
Comesierce
Chanhe
Hf Comores
Doh. Young
Lanwrener 9
Eyangedend
M. B. Gahte
Holton Tailet
Wondlinne
Weddin Park
Biel
Gable
Sies
Evangelics
Penney! ‘Michigan
Easteen
Ceeization
Chamcer of Commerce
F Jennings
Minters’ Alliance
Linvrench
Evangelical Association
Harles Holliday
Ballying
Home Telephone Company
Alberta
Wransits
Holfiad
War Week Progress Report Highlights Lawrence Efforts
In Lawrence the War Week drive shows pledges outstanding with $8,400 unpaid. Committee member Stevenson notes most unpaid sums are pledges now due for payment, with deposits placed in Lawrence banks as state turmoil affects receipts. Two drafts, including 800 dollars, have been sent as part of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Binks
Conniy Tredisi
Pyr Stevenson
Universis
Munoutie
Pepe
Guiversh
Douglas County
Stevenson
Directory Geersnow Published for Students at Cost
Student directory is set for release the first week of gest week at Wichita. Marvin Arns edits the book with Harms aiding. Most university students and all sororities and fraternities on the hill will be represented. It will be sold at cost with no advertising. University press plans a fall publication by the Student Council with the chancellor’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Arns
Wichita
Harms
The
Univers
One Ols
Unniversity
Mayor backs high school to win state title
An unnamed mayor publicly backs the high school basketball team for a state championship. The coach, Jules Kirtauh, cites strong player effort and ongoing varsity pride amid tough regional matchups against Kansas City and St. Joseph high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Sol
Beth Les
Couet
Lawrence Os
Mayir
Wroork
Anykimer
Jule Kirtauh
Ian He
Ronnie the
Jayhawkers
Taha
St. Joseph High School
Desperate Efforts To Save Hohenzollern Reported
Rotterdam February 4 reports from the Volks Zeitung of Offenbach that plans to raise money to save the Hohenzollern family are in progress. The article says the former emperor’s second son has written to Premier Ebert seeking government aid. A Presbyterian church meeting is set for 9 00 am with ladies urged to bring lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snejetivs
Diermany
Volks Zeitne
Oeriabruck
Ebert
Newhouse Case Sees Prolonged Jury Deliberation At Noon
The Times Newhouse case remains unsettled as jurors still disagree at noon in the criminal negligence trial stemming from a December collision near Ninth and Massachusetts streets. Prosecution accuses alleged speeding and disregard for life. Parsons case slated for later in the week with Henry Watson and Hattie Parsons facing liquor charges from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Massachusetts
Pheydas County
Witnias
Uldstein
Hartargin
Kasi
Walon
Albert Liamiltens Reed
Believel
Joseph Ringe
Tikel Doseptrixinur
Wier
Alok Hayden
Lawrence
Hayden
Trere
Herrifh Woodward
Jane Wilson
Hutchinson
Parsons
Henry G. Watsons
Hattie Parsons
Kansas City
Henry OG. Parsons
Spain
Freshmen Cap Controversy Sparks University Debate
The university debates ongoing enforcement of the freshman cap tradition. Authorities warn violators risk punishment as officials vow to uphold school traditions and student discipline measures.
Auto Thieves Take Second Car From Dr Keith
A Buick belonging to Dr. FE R Keith of 728 Ohio Street was stolen from in front of his office in the Dick Brothers Building at about 8 25 last night. This marks the second car theft involving Dr Keith and the license number 90124 with engine number 485139.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Keith
Buick
FE. R. Keith
Ohio Street
Dick Brothers
Doctor Keith
British Foreign Peace Decla at Earliest Date
A British foreign ministry note calls for a peace declaration as soon as possible. Officials indicate steps toward resuming negotiations and restoring stability in the wake of recent international tensions.
League of Nations Plans Move Toward Peace Commission
Feb 4 report from Paris notes the supreme council endorses sending Greek territorial claims to a mixed commission of the United States Britain France and Italy. The aim is to finalize the peace treaty swiftly with a core framework of principles and a ban on nonessential actions while Wilson attends to society of nations talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Palais Vesty
Paris
Presidect Poilegre Facinet
Wilson
Arden
Secretors Lansine
White
General Bliss
Poineare
Lievd Coorge
Balor
Lawsid Barres
Poincare
Cot. House
Ishenner Wath
Sciences
France
Aris
Supreme Conscil
Penizelos
United States
Emi
Italy
Arthur J. Four
Setae
Society of Nationn Vace
Presk Wilson
Chamber of Deputies
Mr. Wu
Mantaux
Mr. Wilson
Addi
Germany
Socie of Nations
Shan
Washiton
Pri
Society of Nations
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Machine Gun Company
Congress
Pershing
Laurence Hoard
J. W. Stockebrand
Mr. Stockebrand
Investi Man Propagandar
Gotham
Geersnow
MR. Hohenzollern
Tadtics Af Presbyterian Church
Ar Presbyterian Church
Gordven
Newhouse
Rage Sare
Dtex
Imes Newhouse
WEST
Wreshmim
University Senate
Tre Daw
Effendey
Yeuk i Wenten
Uma
Aspen
Universite
Law Schoel
Piper
Greece
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