Premier Clemenceau to Meet French Delegation Today
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau will host the peace council ministers at his home this afternoon. Doctors say he is out of danger and able to resume his political duties by Monday as preparations for further peace talks proceed. Police raid targets Bolshevik materials linked to the Paris movement and a court martial will handle Clariat Cottin’s case. Tschaikovsky agrees to participate in Russian faction talks on the Princes Islands.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Peace Council
Premier Clemenceau
Georges Mandel
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
M. Clemenceau
Matin
Cottin
Communist Federation
Department of the Seine
Libertaire
Clariat Cottin
Bouchardson
Bolo Pasha
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
Archangel
Princess Islands
Eight German Ships Allocated to US Transport Service
Definite information shows eight German steam ships including the Imperator assigned to the United States for transporting troops from France. They, now at Hamburg, have been inspected and found ready for immediate service, providing capacity for 50 000 to 60 000 additional troops monthly.
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United States Transport Service
Washington
War Department
Imperator
United States
France
Hamburg
Senate acts to punish anarchistic displays of violence emblems
Washington reports Senate judiciary committee bills to punish anarchistic activities and the display of flags or emblems of violence. In New York officials fail to end a nationwide walkout after talks with Building Trades leaders. A proposed $750 million railroad administration revolving fund passes the House amid opposition.
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U.S. Senate
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
New
Indiana
New York
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Building Trades Unions
Baker
Railroad Administration
House
Weather report fragment for Tasmu yesterday and today
A terse weather note records yesterday and today readings in Tasmu with a current temperature around 52 degrees at 2 p.m. today. It provides minimal data and lacks full forecast details.
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Ipm
Tasmu
Bavarian Premier Kurt Eisner Shot in Munich
Munich dispatch reports Kurt Eisner the Bavarian premier was shot and killed by Lieutenant Count Arco Valley who was severely wounded by a guard. Eisner a radical socialist and former editor in chief of Vorwaerts Berlin led Bavarian revolution after the royal family’s fall. Eisner’s death earlier reports of self-inflicted death were proven false.
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London
Kurt Fisner
Bavaria
Munich
Amsterdam
Count Arco Valley
Kurt Eisner
Arco Valley
Germany
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Eisner
Galicia
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Double Header Set For Junior High Sunday School League
Tomorrow’s schedule includes a morning double header at 9 o clock at the Y M C A with Congregationalists facing Methodists, then Christian in the second game. Lutherans meet Christian then Lutheran Centenary M E face Lutherans again. Union Presbyterian and Union Baptist play later. two more morning games include Centenary M Baptist and Methodist Presbyterian. In the High School league three afternoon games begin at 2 with Presbyterian Methodists, United Brethren versus Congregational, and Lutheran Christian wrapping up.
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Hasketeers
Mornitz
M. E
Union-Presbyterian
Union- Baptist
United Brethren
Congregational
Jayhawker in France edited by ex lieutenant governor
The Jayhawker in France, unofficial paper of the 137th Infantry at Sampigny, France, issued January 29. Copies reached Mrs. Anna Buchanan of Lawrence and J. H. Cohn via his son, Byron Cohn. General Traub praises the division for six days of fighting. Bullard calls the 137th the snapiest outfit. W. J. Studer, sergeant, and former Kansas Lt. Gov. W. Y. Morgan publish the four pink sheets.
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W. Y. Morgan
Lawrence
France
137Th Infantry
Sampigny
Anna Buchanan
Tennessee Street
J. H. Cohn
Set
Byron Cohn
Peter IE. Traub
Bullard
W. J. Studer
Kansas
Premier Hara says China has no claim on Tsing Tao
In Tokyo on February 21 Premier Hara replied to a diet interpolation that there is no reason for China to demand the return of Tsing Tao. He also said the race problem would receive the government’s utmost attention.
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China
Tokio
Hara
Tsing Tao
Wilson to Embark for France Around March Fifth
Secretary Daniels said President Wilson would depart on the George Washington about March 5 for his return to France. In Boston, Mayor Peters announced Wilson will deliver an address at Mechanics Building next Monday afternoon at 3 o clock following a message from the George Washington.
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Wilson
France
Washington
Daniels
George Washington
Boston
Mechanics Building
Peters
George Washington Today
Batson
New York
Congress
Massachusetts
White House
Congressional Foreign Relations Committees
Epital
Clemenceau
Senate
Germans Claim Kaiser-Era Bureaucracy Persists After Armistice
Paris February 21 The German government is described as the same bureaucratic regime as under the Kaiser with old attitudes toward labor and capital. Dr Alonzo E Taylor food specialist reports from Germany that Count von Bernstorff oversees American affairs and old school bureaucrats linger, hindering new leadership. He notes Germans fear untried men and fear loss of territory, while some propagandists push for the league of nations and reinterpretation of Wilsons principles. A grave political upheaval is feared despite demobilized forces.
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Paris
Alonzo’ E. Taylor
Germany
Supreme Food Relief Council
Count von Bernstorff
Fores
Old School
Giermans
Taylor
League of Nations
Willson
Alsace
Lorraine
Students Meet 17 Cent Quota for Jewish Armenian Relief
Reports from 87 Douglas County district schools showed 219.58 contributed to the relief drive credited to C. J. Lane or the county's pupil fund. About 30 schools met the exact 17 cent quota with many contributing from other sources and some reporting partial totals.
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Douglas County
C. J. Lane
Feronis
Baldwin, Vinland
Fadora
Lawrence Postoffice Keeps City Delivery Open on Holiday
The Lawrence postoffice will provide morning delivery and extended hours tomorrow despite Washington's birthday holiday. City carriers will deliver in the morning, rural routes halt deliveries, and general and parcel windows operate from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Special delivery and perishable parcels proceed as usual.
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Lawrence
Washington
Postoffice
C. C. Seewir
Confers With White in Bolshevik Parley in Paris
George D Herron arrives in Paris from Geneva and meets with William Allen White to discuss a conference with Russian factional leaders at the Prince Islands. Indications point to a conference arranged by the entente powers, either with one or multiple Russian governments.
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Kansas
Paris
George D. ‘Herron
Geneva
William Allen White
Flower shortage hits florists amid war and flu bans
Florists face a severe shortage as government cuts 40 percent of greenhouse area to save coal and influenza drives up demand. Carnations rise to 1.25 a dozen wholesale, greens cost more, and next year will see a reduced crop. Easter lilies may be absent due to bulb embargoes.
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Lawrence Florists
California
Wilson to Address Nation in Brief Washington Visit
President Wilson plans a seven day Washington stay before leaving for France to resume peace talks aboard the George Washington. He will land in Boston for a brief appearance before returning to Washington to address Congress and meet state leaders.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Gov Allen rejects Traubs claims on Argonne shortages
Kansas governor Henry J. Allen blasted General Traub's assertion that only civilians complained about the Argonne battle. He cited official reports from Regular Army officers on horse shortages, artillery and ammunition issues, ambulance gaps, and casualties to support his refutation. He said the congressional inquiry will reveal further evidence, including statements from colonels and captains and incoming letters from officers.
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Topeka
Traub
Battle of the Argonne
Jast
Henry J. Allen
Washington
Col. Peck
Govenor Allen
Troub
Harry R. Huffman
Huff
Turck
Huffman
Favors Liberty High campaign for new bonds
J D Bowersock argues against rushing the 1919 bonds for a Liberty High School, urging careful planning and delayed 1920 construction to secure a larger, eternal memorial with proper facilities. He highlights past unsightly school buildings and calls for a single prominent public building in Lawrence that honors veterans, serves future generations, and promotes education.
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Lawrence
J. D. Bowersock
Methodists Realize Twenty Years Dream Opens Social Rooms
The First Methodist Episcopal church in 1889 era is now complete with social rooms and a 400 seat basement. Costs totaled 9000 for new work plus 2500 old debt, and 2500 for a heating plant to be installed before next winter. The project was financed by Sunday pledge, and the church officials praised the committee for completing the build and furnishing the new quarters. Oklahoman found dead in Kansas City hotel room is Dr Thomas B Dickson Ramona Okla oilman and physician aged 50.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Brotherhood
University Department
Christian Endeavor Union
Kansas City
Thomas B. Dickson
Ramona
Okla
Public School Teachers Gather For Afternoon Meeting
All public school teachers meet this afternoon at 4 30 in the high school auditorium. Reports from the Educational Council in Topeka and committee work of the two houses of the stake legislature will be read.
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Ie Educational Council insTopeka
Stake
Amadeo Fablia Arraigned on Whiskey Charge
Amadeo Fablia was arraigned before Judge John Clark this morning. His trial was set for February 27 at 7 o'clock. Fablia is held for allegedly selling whiskey to Haskell students.
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Amadeo Fablia
Drudge John Clark
Fablia
Alteged
Haskell
Farmers Must Repair Roads Threatens Rural Mail Service
Rural mail carriers limp in hours late as mud and washed-out crossings plague Douglas county routes. Post office warns that unpassable segments may be dropped if farmers do not maintain in front of their land. Carriers report multiple autos stuck and boxes toppled by water and mud. Officials urge farmer cooperation to keep routes passable or risk service suspension.
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Truman
Douglas County
Post Office Department
Washington, D.C
Lawrence
Net
Simul
Seewir
Dr Crumbine to Speak at Health Sunday Service
Dr S J Crumbine of the state board of health will speak at the First Baptist church Sunday morning at 11. The government health service asks all churches to join Health Sunday and notes army disease control success as a model for civilian effort. He will discuss moral problems as they affect public health.
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Dr. Crumbine
Pr. S. J. Crumbine
J Board of Health
Government Health Service
Crambate
Battleship North Carolina Joins George Washington Mission
The battleship North Carolina returning from France with troops has joined the presidential transport George Washington and proceeds to Boston replacing the disabled New Mexico. Denver cruiser sent to sea to meet the George Washington had not reported its position today.
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Washington
North Carolina
France
cGorge
Boston
New Mexico
Denver
George Washington
Dread Hish to Play Qread Eudora Double Header
Qread high school will face Eudora five in Robinson gym tonight at 6 o clock. A double header features first and second teams from both schools. Games start early so the Lawrence Manhat tan high school clash at 8 30 o'clock tomorrow night can follow in the same venue. Fire on Allied Commissioners Warsaw February 20. Members of the inter allied commission to Poland were fired upon by a Ukrainian soldier while traveling today from Sxacom i Lemberg on a Polish armored train. The delegation includes Lord and others from America and the mission returned.
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Qread High School
Eudora Five
Robinson Gymnasium
Warsaw
Associated Press
Inter-Allied Commission To
Poland
Sxacom i
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