Allied terms demand restoration and Turkish exile
Entente reply to President Wilson lists peace terms including restoration of Belgium Serbia Montenegro and full reparations. Evacuation of invaded territories, liberation measures, and a ban on the Turkish Emperor in Europe are urged. The agreement calls for liberal borders and protection of nationalities, with specific mentions of Alsace Lorraine and the Polish question. Washington awaits and weighs potential further moves by Wilson.
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Poland
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Senior Molina Arrives to Teach Spanish at University
Senor Felipe Molina of Nicaragua has joined the University for the spring semester to teach Spanish. He is a native Nicaraguan and joins an effort by University leaders to bring foreign faculty to broaden students education. The program aims to place more international instructors on campus to enrich learning and cross cultural understanding.
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Nicaragia Tok
Senor
Felipe Molina
Nigaragay
Unive
Nor Molina
Losduey
Ukasses
Senor Molina
Nicamguan
Jeanfort National College of
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J. GC. Ruppenthal
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KK. U
Agnes Thompsson
Grailvate Magazine
Meeting at Fairview for Doug Meres Ponzi Case
A meeting at Fairview is scheduled involving Doug Meres regarding a Ponzi case. The event spans all day and continues into January. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
Murray Governor defies mob amid tense Murray scene
Governor Stanley arrived by special train to protect Judge Charles Bush and Attorney Denny Smith as threats against their lives flared during a major Murray incident. Protests followed the Guthrie killing case, with mobs angered by recent court actions and calls to delay today’s trial.
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Kentucky
Stanley
Paris
Creuib
Charles Bush
Denny Smith
Gover
Kiet Renedy
Owen
Natal
Bush
Lithe
Martin
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Guthrie
Yuigind
Cale
Conlinanes
Maytin
Merchants Hear Stirring Talk On Civic Duty
Lawrence Meyers leads a Chamber of Commerce meeting as Frank Steong of the state university and J. B. Wise urge merchants to join for civic duty and city welfare. The campaign adds over thirty faculty members and lists many local business and professional leaders joining the commerce organization to help stadium growth and urban prosperity.
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Popeka Chryinther
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Weed
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The
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Mmetiste Fimanelle
Thyte
Kellay
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George C. Shad
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Sayre
Shaw
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Healley
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Lloyd George Says No Peace Terms Were Offered
London reports Premier Lloyd George stating in the Guild Hall that the entente allies had rejected any peace terms. He asserted that the Emperor and other powers had refused terms and that no terms were offered to him or his government.
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London
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Tonger
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Athens
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Wind and floors force girls home from unsafe hall
In Lawrence a forty mile gale unsettled the university as a high wind rattled the Old North College building. Instructors and students were dismissed early while authorities inspected the structure. Officials warned no classes should be held in the upper floors and suggested evacuations if wind intensified.
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Thane Jt
Leaks probe moves on in Congress amid party split
The House Rules Committee voted to report adversely a privileged resolution by Representative Wrogs for a congressional inquiry into charges that leaks reached Wall Street about President Wilson’s note. Republicans and Democrats clash over the committee’s action as Henry says Wood has another resolution pending. A city water committee meeting is set to discuss new regulations for the municipal water plant. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Abbie Daniel and Mrs Mary Jane Criss, with funeral details. A land trade in Douglas County, involving the Lake View Dairy and the old Governor Stanton farm, was completed between W E Daniels and FLD Wiggin.
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House Rules Committee
Thomas Wy Tan
Wall Street
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Love
Teng
Special ‘Submarine Committee
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Andy
Henry
Wood
Douglas County
W. E. Daniels
Governor Stanton
Lecototom
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Lake
View Dairy
Khoven
Suffragists in Ogld Vigit G
Suffragists in Ogld vie for support as voting rights movement gains momentum amid local civic debates. Leaders advocating reform press for ballots, while opponents voice caution about changes to established practices.
Kansas Weather Report Forecast for Railway City
A Kansas weather note from yesterday signals a chilly pattern. Tonight and Friday bring colder temperatures, with the northwest noticeably colder. Saturday is expected to be much colder, emphasizing a wintry trend for the region.
Drag In Kansas City M. Cole Transfers
M Cole transfers his road work to The Good Roads Company of Kansas City Missouri. The Kansas Shaver, a road leveling and sealing machine, was developed by Cole to provide a rain resistant coated surface. The machine was previously demonstrated near Lawrence and at Fuplora, reflecting improved efficiency in road work.
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Rob
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Missouri
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Lalwrence 3
Midian Night Fundraiser by Cordley School Club
Cordley School Association plans a community event tomorrow night hosted by the Parent Teacher Association. A neighborhood effort by the Women’s Athletic Club supports gymnasium equipment at Cordley, with a dance by the South Side Indians and performances by local attendees. The event aims to raise funds for improvements and features community figures including Musket and Nevins from Haskell Institute.
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Athi Nevins
Sity
Haskell Institute
Lawrence Man Leads District Gership Election
Lawrence man R. C. Tilis was elected president of the district committee of the German Lieingstanes company in Tosieka. QO. GL Kenyon of Powell was named vice president and TL White of fopaka was secretary.
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R. C. Tilis
Gerhrania Lieingstanes Company
Tosieka
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PROBATE SQUAD CHOSEN FOR DEBATE TEAMS AT UNIVERSITY
Twelve men from the University have been chosen to enter intercollegiate contests with Missouri Oklahoma and Colorado. The debate topic is compulsory arbitration of industrial discontent. Deans selecting the squad include Lyte Anderson Leo land Smith Alfred Wedhmond Oh Donahdson Thomas Diver Adwir Price Oscar Reser Joe Harris Paul Schmidt Merle Smith Rev Davison and Robert Robertson. Otis Burns of the Department of Public Speaking coaches the debaters.
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Missouri
Oakla-honut
Colorado
Lyte Anderson
Leoland Smith
Alfred’ Wedhmond
Oh Donahdson
Thomas Diver
Adwir Price
Oscar Reser
J Oe Harris
T'aul Sehmidé
Merle Smith
Rev Davison
Robert Robertson
Otis Burns of
Department of Public Speaking
Controlling Liquor Moves Curb Drunkenness Across Britain
Central liquor control board results show twenty towers in Britain reduced weekly average convictions by about 32 percent from 2,405 to 1,372. UK beer and spirits retained for consumption in eight months total 18,000 warrels, versus 160,000 in the prior period. A disjointed note references boys groups and a Connecticut street fundraiser planning a cleanup event this Saturday, with unclear context and many garbled phrases.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
London
Associa
Wilsons Sobriety Event Prompts Market Night Police Action
Fusatos Belice City authorities puzzled by unclear results as Wil l night before Inny Way instructed to return for trial. Police placed hing in the city market last night to sober Wilson. Mrs. William Grammer in charge of the vocational hit retreat will speak at Fringeh Hall tomorrow at 1 36 PM on Business Important for College Women.
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Belice City
Wilson
William Grammer
Lanes City
American Association of Coloagtate
Fringeh Hall
Legislature Clerkship Offered to Electric Light Employee
Harry Ekamphrey, an employee of the electric light company, received word today that he had been appointed to a senate clerkship in the legislature. Mr Hummhrer reported at noon today to begin duties in Topeka. Names Ingrector Gerera Washington. January 11. President- ingrector.
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Electric Light Company
Senate
Hummhrer
Topeka
Special Week of Bargains Planned by Lawrence Merchants
Lawrence merchants announce a six day Special Bargain Week starting Monday January 22 through Saturday January 27. A co operative fire refunding sale will refund out of town customers’ fares. Stores will offer bargains on clothing, shoes, groceries, hardware and more to attract shoppers from Lawrence and nearby areas.
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Lawrence
Tose Po
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Howeasa
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Middle West
Journal-World
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Bell Bros. Pianns
Starkweather Shoe Co
Newmark’s
County Officials Appointed at County Meeting
County commissioners filled county officer posts at a recent meeting. William R Messenehtzer and J Grey were named to positions. Angel Dutee was hired as county engineer. John Rudolph retained health officer status. Edwin Krautheis, Kansas City attorney, spoke on state laws and negotiable instruments. An institute event and a February morning notice were announced.
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Naps Skinner
J. Grey
Angel Dutee i
John
Rudolph
Kansas City
Edwin A. Krautheis
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Enifirs
National Bar Relation
Cor Vtec
Mnicular Inter
Smallpox cases prompt vaccination push at university hospital
University authorities report a smallpox outbreak among students with no current widespread spread. Freshman from Lane Kansas, Weidham, is confined with a light case and recovering. About twenty five students have been vaccinated at the university hospital where service is free for those who paid dues. Officials urge unvaccinated students to get immunity during Christmas holidays. Y M C A directors elected at meeting in the gas station building: U D G Asher F M Perkins W R Gorrill Hers Winey J M Boyd. W R Stubbs chosen trustee.
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UD. G. Asher
Perkins
W. R. Gorrill
Hers. Winey
J. M. Boyd
W. R. Stubbs
Greek Government Accepts Ultimatum Amid War News
Athens reports the government formally accepts the entente ultimatum while British forces push into Sinai and raid near Rafa. Descriptions note Turkish relief forces annihilated and advances toward the Turkish frontier. London reports sinking of the Cornwallis and a seaplane carrier damage. Local items recount a minstrel show at the A. O. U. W hall and water-disruption affecting North Lawrence schools.
Revision of the Constitution Moves in Kansas
In Topeka Senator Barr of Kansas introduces three amendments to the constitution. One would allow submitting more than three amendments as a single measure. A second proposes a constitutional convention to draft a new constitution. The third outlines that after a convention report the measure goes to voters for approval or rejection. In 1918 the convention question could be tested. legislative steps would follow in 1919 and voters in 1920. Also, Senator Barr asks a bill to bar commoners from shipping liquor in front of a district court.
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Fan
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Barr
B ‘Boi
Gates
Peka
Senate
Kansas track prospects rise as Pattinson returns
Wet morning report notes Kansas Jayhawk star Pattinson, who set the KU indoor record last year, will be back in school. Coach W Os Hi comments on growing interest as many men join the team, with Wint Sims moving to the weight squad and Smith showing potential as a strong, tall addition.
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Kansas
Wear Rose
Darwin Pattins Jayhawker
Ester
Assouri, Inc
Towast
Pattinson
The
Wint Sims
Aweight
Smith
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Thaw Tries Death at Private House Action
Police report Thaw attempted suicide at a private house today and was rushed to S Hospital. Detectives under Captain Tate state he is near death. Dr. Kirby at St Marys Hospital confirms Thaw’s critical condition. The incident follows a history of threats linked to earlier damages and a defense action in Philadelphia.
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