Germany to adhere to new sea ruling amid Lusitania notes
Washington reports Germany pledges no revised policy on armed merchantmen. Berlin notes it can justify delaying new orders only if British actions and submarine警 conduct change. It rejects claims that British ships are peaceful traders and asserts warning rules apply to armed vessels and defenses.
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Washington, D.C
Lansing
von Bernstord
Germany
Menya
Lusitania
United States
Therchavitinan
Jubilee Month Close Marks YWCA Meetings
The YWCA celebrates Jubilee Month with four meetings to recruit members and promote the work. Tuesday's session at the high school building features Miss Licey Riggs, West Central Field secretary, with Haskell and high school associations cohosting. Wednesday's event at the UTHT PCL signal church includes speaker Mrs. Franklinmith of Iowa and an invitation to the public.
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Y. W
Elock
Licey Riggs
Eet
ePat
West Central Field
Sk. Ob. Haskell
Iasas
Itv
Wil’ Spon
Pullic
Nyited
Hobson and Hobson Run Again in Alabama District Ten
Former Representative Hobson, opposed by Bankhead’s son, seeks a return to Congress in Alabama’s new Tenth district. He faces Bankhead Jr in a race noted for its intra party struggle and past defeats, as Oscar W. Underwood previously defeated Hobson for the Senate.
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Hobson
Ito
Tustaloosa
al Weh
Richmond
Llobso
Congress
Bankhead
United Stite
Ahd Senate
Oscar W. Underwood
War Loan Approved by Finance Committee
Russian news release states the finance committee, led by Premier Sturmer, approved a war loan of 2 million rubles. The loan carries 3 to 2 percent interest and runs ten years, with details reported by Reuters and Petro correspondent.
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London
Rhssadu Dunia
Sturmer
Guys Reuterts
Petro
Berlin Raid Sacks Factories and Ships
Overseas News Agency reports a chain of wartime strikes across Britain and Germany. At Birmingham and Eccles Hill near Bradford multiple government and ammunition plants were destroyed, while bombs damaged a brewery and three spinning mills. At Parlington, one bomb destroyed twenty-two houses. The Lionber battery was silenced and searchlights destroyed. Grimsby Hull Sheffield suffered heavy damage. the cruiser Caroline and destroyers Eden and Nith were sunk with crew casualties. Berlin claimed the ships sunk during the raid, British officials denied any merchant ships were hit.
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Berlin
Sayville
England
Birmingham
Bradford
Fugland
Birminghaus
Eccles Hill
Parlington
Grimsby
Hull
Sheffield
Caroline
Eden
Nith
French Lines Hold Though Pushed Back At Verdun
Reports from both sides say German forces near Verdun have pressed the French line but show no decisive breakthrough. Meuse peninsula fortifications remain French held with intense fighting at Douaumont. German pressure extends southeast toward Saint Mihiel and Mariolles as Verdun defenses endure.
Arthur Wonaver Jest Saturday Cheagy Event
National Baby Welfare Week is highlighted with events for mothers and young children. A.D. Weaver plans to join activities, with plans to return on Thursday. The notice blends local celebrations and family-focused gatherings in a period voice.
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Arthur Wonaver
Cheagy
Failery
A.D. Weaver
Jim
Planning to Strengthen Old Kaw River Bridge for Interurban
Kansas City officials and county leaders presented to the state utilities board plans to reinforce the old bridge across the Kaw River for interurban use. County Attorney Amick and Topeka representatives described hearings to be held in Lawrence, inviting public discussion on bridge use. City Attorney Ealey attended as an interested spectator per city commission advice.
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Kaasas City
Shaw “Alley
Utilities Commission
Kaw River
Ross
Nea
Kansas City
Topeka
JS. Amick
Board of County Cemmnissioners
State Utilities Board
Avith Shese
Lawrence
Cimmandsiuprs
Teley
City Commission
Women Athletes Banquet Promises Notable Speakers
Students and women athletes plan a banquet with speakers including Miss Marjorie Hires a Valley tennis champion and University student and Mrs Herman Olcott wife of Coneh Olcott. The event will close with a grand dance at 9, inviting attendees to report to the campus gymnasium.
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Uae
ME i Robinson
Vynis
Maloja Mine Disaster Triggers Rescue Efforts and Casualties
A London report details the sinking of the Maloja and related vessels after mine action. Rescue crews, ships’ crews, and passengers number in the hundreds with dozens of bodies recovered and twelve to fourteen reported saved. Names and fates of crew and passengers are evolving as authorities assess the incident and continuing salvage efforts.
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London
Peninsula & Oridental Lite
Stisiek
Nilestf
Dover
Stora
Steamship Company
Dovery
ee _Aménethe
Sritish
Mall
Weather report from Kansas forecast yesterday and today
Weather bulletin from Kansas notes moisture readings and precipitation likely. Mentions yesterday’s report times and a forecast for tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Data appears fragmentary but indicates possible rain or snow and a high around 28.5 degrees.
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Kansas
Publication Drafts K U Gr Radiate From Santa Fe
Wilely known writer from the University of Kansas class of 1915 has been employed by Sauver Pe and is set to join the Engineering Record staff. Stacey, son of LN AW Stacey, superintendent of public schools, is noted educator and former editor of Katikas volume.
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K. U. Gr
Santa Fe
University of Ausas
Sauver Pe
Aineering
Nawark
Stacey
Sina
Priex
Mbilene
Arthies Staves
Enigi
Paintings Exhibit Opens at University of Kansas
The University of Kansas art exhibit opened for its first Sunday and will run daily for three weeks free to the public. Curated by Prof W. Griffith, it features works by C. Pringle and seven Lawrence painters including Wilma Arnett and Addie Underwood, with Topeka and Wichita artists also represented.
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University of Kansas
Iris
AD Griffith
C. Pringlie
Massachuisette Street
Slitt
Wilma Arnett
1Weil Brown
Frank M. Benedict
J Elizabeth Edie
Professor Griffith
John
San Gabriel Mission
Inspection Trip Delays National Guard Regiment
General Wreck tours several days examining the Fine Regiment of the National Guard. He proceeds to Garnett this morning to resume inspections. He will return to Lawrence on Wednesday morning.
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National Guard
Ito
Lawrence
Married by Probate Judge in Lawrence ceremony
Charles Hani of Kansas or Missouri and Jeannette Pankh of Lawrence were married yesterday by Probate Judge Lindley in a ceremony described in readable fragments.
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Charles“ T. Hani
Kansay Oe Mo
Jeannette
Pankh
Lawrence
Lindley
Douglas Democrats Endorse E Wilson for State Senate
Douglas county Democratic central committee met Saturday and endorsed State Senator E Wilson of Williamstown as the party’s candidate for state senator. The resolution notes Douglas county will waive its alternation plan this year and decisions will be forwarded to Wilson and Jefferson county leaders. A mass convention will select delegates to the state convention at Ty Huffton April 10 with local ward representatives named for charity committee and party duties.
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Democratic Central Committee
Douglas’ County
E. Wilson
Doulas
Jefferson Counties
Douglas County
Fedtral
Wilson
Williamstown
Lawrende
Jefferson County
Douglas
Equity
Ty Ale
Ty Futehinbon
Lawrence
Mareh
Avill
Bedig
Joe Ulmich Avas
Clinton Township
James Culver
University Fraternity Hosts Prolonged Telephone Talk Contest
A campus activity spotlights female students competing to talk the longest on a telephone. The idea emerged during a fraternity meeting and the current record stands at thirty five minutes of uninterrupted speech.
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Beny
Crosby and Marks Charged With Resisting an Officer
Crosby and Bert Marks appeared in police court this morning charged with being drunk and resisting an officer. Both admitted intoxication but pled guilty to resisting the officer. trial on that charge was set for the evening. Officer Froger led the arrests and reportedly had difficulty getting them to the station.
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Phun " Crosby
Bert Marks
Frocger
Seumas Manus to Speak at University Club Smoketoday
The University Club hosts a smoker this evening honoring Seumas Manus who spoke at the University of Kansas this afternoon. The noted author will deliver a short talk at eight o'clock, and all club members are invited to attend.
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Seumas
Mac ‘Anus
University Club
Seumas Mae ’Manus
University ‘ of Kansas
Luncheon Tomorrow for Merchants and Farmers Association
A luncheon hosted by the Merchants and Farmers Association is scheduled for tomorrow in the association rooms. The event will begin at 12:30 PM followed by a fish fry.
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Ahd Merchants
Farmers’ Association
Inquisition Held At Art House By County Attorney
A county attorney held an inquisition this afternoon at an art house to gather evidence concerning a duegd. Several witnesses attended the proceedings as part of the inquiry.
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Attorn
Weather note from Atchison reports light snow and cold
Atchison on January 1st and February 28th records a light snow event. The storm continues with temperatures barely below freezing. Local observers report a shallow fall and frigid air as conditions persist.
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Atchison
Jan
Lecomp ton opens farmers school with state instructors
A farmers agricultural and home economics school opened at Lecomp ton today with three instructors from the State Agricultural College in charge. The session runs until Saturday and aims to teach practical farming subjects for use on the farm, drawing farmers and their wives from the neighborhood.
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Lecompton
Agricultural College
Neihborhoody
Chancellor Strong’s Neutral Shipping Plea to Congress
Chancellor Brank Strong of the University of Kansas forwarded to Congress a letter bearing Argentine chamber of commerce and Museo Socio Argentino signatures. The plea urges belligerents to honor international law for neutral shipping and vessel protection in the Anglo-American axis trade.
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Strong
Washington, D.C
Brank Strong
University of Kansas
Congress
Museo Socio Argentino
Chamber of. Commerce
Argentine Republic
Antroi Ake
Heridea
Strone
County Plans County School Meet for April 22
Rural and high schools in Douglas County will convene April 22 at an undecided central location for a county track and field meet featuring boys and girls in weight classes. Events include sprints, distance runs, field events, and relays with medals and pennants awarded to top schools. Rules require teachers to submit entries a week before, enforce attendance, and bar graduates from current grade meets. Mrs Le T Brown returns home to Speerville after visiting son Karl at the University.
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Douglas County
Cache
Mtg
le T
Brown
Speerville
Kan
Karl
Finishing Pier Underwater Work Near Bridge Abutment
Workmen report current activity on the new bridge project with underwater finishing of pier one. Excavation progresses at the north and south abutments as dynamite removed disputed rock to reach the foundation. Night shifts begin as crews advance, with about a hundred workers on site and no serious accidents to date.
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North Rand
York
Will
Upsig
Birthday Party at Bowersock Theater for Local Youth
Journal-World invites attendees of all ages to a birthday party at Bowersock Theater tomorrow. Honcho management promises cerebral talks and entertainment led by J. Hill of Lecompton and guests including Douglas. Eligible readers should call Journal World before tomorrow noon to add their name.
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Bowersock
Timorrow
Journal- W Fold
Honcho Management
J. Hill
Lecomptun
Douglas
Journally
Orldi
Thie
Bowersuck
World
Din Addi
Chorus Seeks More Men for Lawrence Choral Union
The Lawrence Choral Union needs more male voices to balance the choir. Director Professor Arthur Yevin hopes additional singers will join tomorrow evening at the high school auditorium to audition for the choir.
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Fie Lawrence
Choral Union
Auditorim
Arthur Yevin
Atemizer Shipy
Ile Fume
Earthquake Report From K. UV Observed Centered Quake
A fragmented note reports an earthquake event registered at K. UV with estimated center near Panamia. Disturbance details mention heat, timing around 4:06 and 6, and a potential count of three events observed by TAS and KLE 118.
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K. UV
K E. Kester
Hession
Panamia
Unclear fragmentary notice from Western source
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Steve Joy leaving today for the count and Henry Klingarar returning from Ranas City with unclear details. No coherent event or identities fully established due to damaged text.
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Steve Joy
Greere
Rieiate
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