Bulgariars Deport Macedonian Greens and Greek Atrocities Report
Telegraphed dispatch from Saloniki cites Bulgarian deportations of Macedonian Greens and extortion against Greeks in Monastir. Reports allege Greek inhabitants face pillaging and forced displacement as Bulgarian forces tighten control near Vardar and Saloniki. Also notes Allied and Turkish casualties on the East Front and unrest in Egypt with talks of throne offer to a Turkish ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavia
Fellen Davis
Athens
Vardar
Nipsin
Raloniki
Civee
Ron Florina
Montastir
Chey
Monasve
Ls Bets Binalment
Saloniki
Iluarhont
Promihe
Orie
Uiere
Constantinople
Batiha
Narbay
Aueerdim
Luissinuis
Cameaskin
Expedition Safe Sailed to Mid Atlantic Sea Route
Fragmentary note describes an American expedition with Gh Hosa aboard a vessel named Mab at the Manerean Min sea near Natien Hiswans amid Atlantic region activity. Authorities or observers mention fears and entertainment around seatings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mab
Natien Hiswans
France Struck By Gale Swept Paris and Coast
A severe gale battered France on February 17 causing widespread disruption in Paris and coastal regions. Reports note injuries, property damage, and panic as winds overturned structures and tore roofs, with extensive fallout across towns and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestecelay
Gattise
Umm
Hayes
Paris
Byines
Ielowe
Selecting Lorimer Jury at LaSalle Street Court
Fragmentary report notes jury selection at LaSalle Street Trail Court with details about a Lorimer case and possible scheduling. It mentions a February procedure and a visit by Richard Con to see friends, with incomplete context and unclear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Chicago
Tre Weel
Lerner
LaSalle Street
Traet & Savines
Hewan Paday
Tde Dever
Richard
Run Ka
Defense plans take shape for national guard federalization
Washington reports the move to federalize the National Guard gains momentum as the House Military Committee drafts a militia federalization bill while the Senate committee seeks to boost the regular army to 160000 200000 men. Provisions for coast defense staffing are included with other items left for later resolution. Both houses expect passage within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.2
House Military Committee
Frampaer
Senate
House
Brandeis Involved In Wrecking New York and New England Road
Washington February reports that Brandeis helped wreck the New York and New England road, leading to its absorption by the New Haven line. The attorney Morufield Storey claimed Brandeis moved legal actions to discredit finances, with suits targeting dividends and stock issues. The New York property was ultimately taken by Brandeis competitors as receivership secured ownership.
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Brandeis
New York
New England
Washington
Mourufield Storey
Buster
Loris D
Storey
von Bar
Telvainer
Stover
Hues Committee
Mamadeis
Barstow
Englund
New Haven
Boston
Sheri Beter
Aly Tato
Ign
Thien
Asta
Bavin- Heis
Magsaicusetts
X. Foldginith
Ae Gaston Tienen
Faye Yond
Uirandeis
England
Goldsmith
Kelly
Mr. Tyrandois
New-York
I Copetitors
Mary Antin Meets Fellow Writers at Theta Sigma Phi Event
Mary Antin spoke to Theta Sigma Phi sorority members at the university about her prairie books, inspiring Homesick feelings and discussing her craft. Attendees included Miss Lynn and Miss Mather Clark, with Antin praising writers and noting her own influences as she connected with the student audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Cor
Mary Antin
Nausas
Theta Siva Phi
Maryanne
Lem
Davey
Jay
Lynn
Prairies
Mather Chirk
Velo Hitur
Vivl
Tigalet
Sud Hanudet
George
Stu
Shed
Hunsie Walt
Rauisework
Fh. T. Athens
Volun
Will Take Alstray Vote Polity Club At KU
Students at the University of Kansas discuss military training as a divisive issue. The Will is on a straw vote organized by the Polity Club to gauge opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Hess
United States
Thi Aeation
Pinckney School to Host Parent-Teacher Meeting
A Pinckney school organises a parent teacher meeting tomorrow at the school building. The event invites guardians and staff to discuss pupil progress and school activities.
Minnesotan Editor to Speak at University Event
Minnesota editor head of news, will deliver two essays Friday to University of Minnesota students. After the talk, he will discuss the subject The Combtry Editor s Opportunity to Develop the Industrial Opportunities of His Vonmanity at the Cardan Frailee celebration of the Minnesota Editorial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Vie Departmenoof Journalisne
Minneapolis
Minny
Univercity of
Agsovialion
Kansas Weather Brief Tonight With Mild Winds
A terse weather note forecasts a mainly calm night with mild winds and a slight chill in parts of Kansas. Forecasters urge readers to check local updates for any rain chances and temperature shifts later tonight.
Navy Man's Body Returns From Shanghai for Funeral
Eddie Pedraja a University student will travel from Shanghai to Tamiltaiy this week to attend the funeral of a former schoolmate, Saul Pedroja, whose body has been repatriated. Albert Montkaners and Monier enlisted together in Kansas City. their enlistment was noted in local papers due to their near-exactly aligned ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Eddie Pedraja
Unive Iy
Tamiltaiy
Kansas City
Hewes Falpers
Chiaplit
Saul Pedroja
Monnier
Hamilton
Students Face Trouble Over Beauty Contest Votes
The article describes men students involved in a university beauty contest voting dispute. It notes allegations of impropriety, roles among contestants, and looming Friday deadlines as part of the ongoing controversy on the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andor
Hmagenion
Jayuk Fouth
Spanish Catalogue at University Will Translate Courses
Dean Walken announces a Spanish translation of the university catalogue to aid Spanish speaking students in Central and South America. The move accompanies curriculum changes at the engineering school, removing the Torping bangin Fudhruieear and replacing English with Spanish for certain programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Walken
Helms
Central
America
Iiver
Walker Naied
Uae
The Big Concert Tonight At Lawrence
The choral union led by Prof Arthur Nevin presents a programs rich with solos by Mrs Oleatt and Prof Carl A Preven, with accompanist Prof W Beownins. Enticing pieces by Saint-Saëns, Beethoven, Sullivan and others unfold before a hoped for record audience. Intermission follows a varied program, with final selections and remarks by conductor Nevin.
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Lawreine Choral Union
Wight
Robinson
Gyunasiui
Devry Aviseld Basht
Kohingen
Amd
Arthie Nevin
Directahorus
Believva
Oleut
Rontraltos
Carl A. Preven
W. Be
Pownins
Harbour
Arihur J. Anderson
Ehoens
Shih
Arihar
Nevin
Gilis Stanfird
Choruse
Avia
Aiden
Irvius Simon Et
Dalila
Saint-Seiis
Eran Oleatt
Beethoven
Carl Pri
A. Goring Mhacias
William DS. Downing
Sullivan
Hers
Urrot Tig
Ginek
Fie Bussy
Carl
Ruin
Cones Marziak
Taddie
Thaxert
Prince
Reyptian
Chadwicks
A. Tittle Sons
Herman
Oleatt
Mouart
Lawrence Merchants Push Street Cleaning Plan
Ottawa merchants press for improved street cleaning in Lawrence urging a funded project to replace the old sprinkler system with a rotary-brush street sweeper. Commissioner Dieland backs a better method, noting first impressions depend on street conditions when visitors arrive.
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Svéare
Lawrence Ain
W. Vlu
Supursedic
Lawrence
Iar
Clelame
Utmighy
Ranisdale
Ottawa
Soyner
Laawsrenge
Hadnsdale
Cale Cornia
Lawrense
Mamdale
Road Consent Sought For Drainage Plan Approval
The Maple Grove heritage board delays approval of drainage plans tied to the Union Pacific road project. Officials seek railroad consent before adverts for bids, citing a pending sewer line drain issue under risk of winter weather disrupting progress.
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Union
Pacific
Maple Grove
Darsinus
Ayainage
Danmire
Rand
Onjha
Neen
Drainage Board
Tor Slant
Ehung Marek
New Teacher Takes Charge at District 19 School
New teacher Margaret Gibson assumed duty at District 19 this morning to begin her second year of teaching after completing final training and receiving her teaching certificate. The community notes the change as the school resumes after health related absence.
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Dol CdPrev
Sie Selva
Margaret
Gibson
Ilhealth
Ake
Nuit
Dr Crambine's Son Dead in Pneumonic Disease
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Dr Crambine's son aged years, described as not son of Dembine. Mentions of health department, messages, and a reference to Crambine who represented America appear amid garbled OCR text.
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Dr. Crambine
Warren’ Crimine
Dembine
Merece
The
Ans l of Health
Pneumonics
Ecoralitne
Tod Crambine
Amer
No Dances Barred Rules At Carey City Dance
Mrs Eustace Brown advisor of women states no dances barred yet disapproves modern steps personal dislikes for new dances. She says dances must avoid bodily contact and avoid risky positions. Girls should dance with one regular partner each evening under rules aimed at propriety.
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Eustase Brown
Browne
Brower
Dean Kelly Predicts Summer Session Reform Boosts Graduates
Dean F J Kelly expects a larger summer school enrollment after a new 1916 state law changes teaching certificates. The reform shortens training for high school teachers and allows college work to substitute for some normal school time. He notes the university has lagged in teacher preparation and aims to end the disadvantage with the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean F J. Kelly
Law
Universite
Pwirsons
Veurst College
Dijtomas
Ik. UL
Cour Venes
Kelly
Plan A Big Panorama Exhibition At University Floor
A description discusses arranging a vast display on the university floor with a central focus on a banker-like arrangement. It outlines placing items in rows and stones to mimic natural habitats, detailing routes for visitors to view models and the sequence to follow Mire Bunker L and related figures.
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Omséuia
Elas
Xi Meeting and University Vetting at Pi Upsilon House
Fragmented note describes a Xi meeting at a university venue, expected vetting at the Pi Upsilon inters ity house. It mentions the electors district recording new members and a paper of the evening reporting on the national convention field in Columbus, O during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivini
Pi Upsilon Intersity House
Sherwood
Columbus
Sana
Women to Discuss Water Purchase Plan at City Meeting
The Lawrence Federation of Clubs will hold a 3 PM meeting at the Nah building parlors to discuss the proposed city water purchase. Mrs Gouree Matt will address the question, with attendees considering whether city ownership is necessary and the bond plan's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Federation of Clubs
Nah
Gouree
Weather Disrupts Golfing Round As Greens Suffer
Irregular weather hampers golf play with many players unable to assist and conflicts among attendees. The scene features talk of vexed greens and a call to clear robins and other birds from the course to allow golfers a clearer chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman
Grand Master Officers Chosen At Masonic Lodge
Page from Jopeka dated February 17 reports Giles of Wales Center as a key figure in the Masonic Grand Lodge election alongside wardens and deputies. The piece mentions sheriff plans, uncollected taxes, and county road proposals on Gilversite hill Gowans property. Also notes a Saturday trial for Marshall, who was recently arrested on the barge.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Jopeka
Giles
H. of Wales
Ti Sitheart
Hiawatha
Avardon Sid Owe
Éhunior War Wood
Saime
Gilversite
Gowans
Setmta
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Vural
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Kariow
Margaret * Lynn
Esther Glark
K. U
Kansas
Hie University
Kantens
Ptablen
Pets Ard Mars
Preuhotel
Nye
Wichita
Alstraw
Parent
Pinckney
Pinckney School
Swai
Tory
South America
KU. i
Chota Union
Robinson Gymnasium
Dieland
Brown
Ike
Lamb
Espre -Monilay
Fs Marshall
W Marshall
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