King of Greece Enters Protest in AP Interview
King Constantine of Greece grants an Associated Press interview from Athens denouncing Allied actions in Salonika and criticizing the League of Nations style peace terms. He asserts Greece could resist if Germany threatened London, and accuses Allies of allowing Axis use of bases while remaining neutral on occupation.
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New York
Chroede Jate
Marsday
Te Assousiat
Athens
United States
Iheathies
Pak Peile
Phil
Alan Sive
Carmeine
Beluinen Iis
France
Ceti
Salowaki
Geran
London
Beloum
Ant Luxembhare
Bertain Pointe
Freck
Iuians
Atstrams
Hemiellissar
Wrenel
Venizelos
Engineer killed as Missouri train derails in double header
A Rock Island double header for the Golden State Limited and another passenger service derailed in Missouri. Engineer Collier was killed and four trainmen were injured including fireman Girt Aver and others. Fire, rescue and investigation followed as crews worked to recover victims.
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Missouri
Trenton
Stechfeler
Eneineer
Rock Island
Golden State Limited
Cal Cale
Forderneath
Britain authorizes coal import to Greece in January
Varis reports from Athens that the naval agency states Great Britain has authorized the importation into Greece of 4000 tons of coal in response to a request by the Greek sovereigns.
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Naval Agency
Athens
Great Britain
Greece
Sovermiuons
Mrs Emeline Panther Admitted by U S Immigration
Mrs Emeline Panther, a British suffragist reader, was today ordered admitted to the United States unconditionally by New York immigration authorities. City Attorney Thomas Tinley was in Abilene yesterday trying a case.
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Pankhurst
Washington
Emeline Panther
New York
Unite Shitys
Atttorney
Thomas Tinley
Abilene
Attempted Premier Life Threats Amid Unrest in Japan
Chaotic reports describe attempts on Prime Minister Okuma and colleague Count Okuma with conspiratorial names such as Vinatsru Shimomura amid claims of thrown objects and near misses. The incident coincides with Greece facing potential martial law amid broad public and labor union opposition.
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Okami Tokio
Count Okuma
Vinatsru Shimomura
Cort
Oishii
Athos
Greece
Montenegro and Austria in stalled peace terms amid Mesopotamia siege
Fragmented report notes Nicholas rejects Austrian terms as British relief efforts press near Mesopotamian garrisons. Italian diplomacy and Montenegrin premier statements appear, while British forces move against Turkish positions near Kal Amara. Submarine incident reported with no loss of life.
Be Careful of Flues In Cold Lawrence Weather
Authorities warn residents to avoid fires by properly managing flues as cold Lawrence weather arrives. Chief Reiniseh of the fire department cautions that improper disposal of ashes and cinders can ignite fires in old lime plaster and timber structures. Homeowners should keep flues hot and clear, ensuring nearby combustibles are distant from fireplaces and stoves.
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Lawrence
Chie Reiniseh
Baptist Brotherhood Meets with Rev W A Elliott Speaker
Rev W A Elliott of Ottawa will speak on The Power of the Matehite Country Life at the Baptist Brotherhood meeting tonight. A supper at 6 o'clock precedes the talk, with officers to be elected for the coming year and all Baptist members urged to attend.
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W. A. Elliott
Ottawa
First Baptist
Tr. Elliott
Lawrence
County Tenth N High School Starting County Tenth N High School
State normal Caruthers test places high schools in an educational ranking. Caruthers of Quickie 5th leads the list with low population in some counties while others show varied results in teacher salaries and qualifications. The report names numerous counties and generals associated with the survey, noting statewide performance and leadership figures.
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Tsansis Inh
Tolrssor Wokl
Qiike
Jsmiporia
Tie Nuromal
Maskattines
Tenehig
Donilas
Juanie Aypersiliine
Ieee
Coyle
Barnes
Danii Batrhese
Omauane
Mitchell
Hnteton
Vari
Menten
Sccintalin Barnes
Rue Dawell
WG Baler
Its
Alavion
Ueneral
Hve Fon
Cortes
Mis
Nemaha
Mel Hersea
View
Dl Wilson
Samnes
Ranklin
Coneral
Simner
Threclay
Coamnty
Pratt
Rowling
Stevens
Geeval
Stanton
Chevenin
Kiowa
Slaskell
Morton
Lockers Installed At Country Club For New Season
The Country Club reports a surge of member interest as many new lockers were recently installed. Initially forty lockers were deemed enough for members seeking recreation, but demand now exceeds that limit.
Injury Update For Teacher After Massachusetts Street Fall
Miss Mareia Wood, a history teacher at the High School, sustained a severe arm fracture after slipping on Massachusetts Street near the Perkins building. She is improving satisfactorily, though the accident was very painful.
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Mareia’ Wood
Miss Wood
Massachusetts
Kansas Weather Report Delayed And Unsettled Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions expected with unsettled weather tonight. No clear radar indications and light winds. remain alert for delays or changes in local forecasts.
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Epeony Tadas
Maple Grove District Drainage Plan May Drain Through Brick System
Maped Grove drainage district plans to drain via brick sewer tiles in Topeka era. Engineer E T Pierce argues masonry drains provide longer service and lower upkeep costs. Estimated expenditure exceeds ordinary costs, but expected to outperform in durability and service life. Construction funding and weather permitting slated for spring.
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Maple Grove
E. Tf. Piuuice
Distret
Frain
Dunniive
Topeka
Train names and designations change as details emerge
Reports indicate trains No Jon Asvbiel and Litieto have new identifiers while future naming will align with local transit authority notices. Officials confirm changes to train designations and routes, with a focus on clarity for riders.
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Jon Asvbiel
Santay
Gideons Place Bibles in Lawrence Lodging Houses
Representative of Gideons toured Lawrence this morning to assess placing Bibles in transient lodging houses and hotels. The Ministerial Alliance is likely to discuss the matter at its next meeting and consider potential actions.
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Gideons
Lawrence
C. A. Vaneil
T ‘He
Bible Department
Kansas
Satan
Local Gym Fest Invitation Prompts Exhibition Hope
Anxious to form a team, local figures invite participation in a gym fest held under the association’s auspices. Candidates for honors will meet the group as organizers prepare for the event and the tryout.
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Baltz
Cars Keep Selling Despite Weather and Taxes
County treasurer reports eleven automobile license renewals issued since January at a reduced rate of 2.50 dollars. State officers note that many cars are bought as gifts or out of habit, reflecting persistent demand amid poor road conditions.
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Gindha
Sinc
County Commissioners View Proposed Road Site
The county commissioners met today and toured Kanyaks township to inspect the site for a planned new road. A petition signed by 16 district residents asks the commission to open the road south of property owned by the DLW. Dews, residing several miles west of Lawrence, joined the committee along with ToH and Wheeley who accompanied the commissioners.
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Kanyaks
Commission
Boaskine
DLW
Dews
Lawrenge
Revory Toh
Wheeley
Funeral Attends Death of Stewart in Baldwin
Attends father's funeral by Stewart, called in Bidalete due to the death of Juts Tither, TW. Stewart. The funeral and services were held today at Baldwin. Mr. Stewart was a respected citizen of that city.
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Stewart
Bidalete
Baldwin
Stewarrt
Gily
Navy yard workers to receive higher pay in days
In Washington DC reports indicate master mechanics and other workers at the navy yards will get pay increases averaging about a percent within the next few days. Union leaders stated the move aims to adjust wages and morale at the facilities amid ongoing labor talks.
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Navy Yards
Washington, DC
War threatens silk shirts as dyes run short
Lawrence merchants warn that war curbs on European dyes will raise prices and limit dye quality for men’s clothing. American mills labor on war orders and may halt spring orders, risking colorfastness and availability. Sweaters and flannel shirts rise in price while supply of wool and fabrics tightens, possibly forcing natural or limited dye color options.
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Lawrence
Ming
Almast
Amwepean Woolen
Pionths Aga
Lake “Furfljer
Loreboti
Lesan
Rothiges
Promisani
Flooded municipal pond prompts firemen swift response
Firemen drained and stabilized the flooded municipal pond known as the pool at the brick vat as afternoon sunshine returned. City officials delayed actions overnight due to promotions, but the water was lowered by afternoon with patrols and repairs in progress.
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Wisual
Etty
Har Heen
Plang
Nelson
Tan
State tax draft targets ten percent owed by county
State Treasurer and state auditor plan a ten percent draft against Douglas County for taxes due. The county will owe 2.504 percent in December, with earlier payments already made. Arthur Barteaux’s funeral is noted, with burial in Lawrence after a New York death on January 16. pallbearers included Moore, Frank H Latcher, and others.
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Douglas County
Akers
Davis
Bic
Stevenseylor
Jonulas Vantristi
Arthur Barteaw
Arthur Barteaux
New York
Lawrence
Brown
Moore
Frank HL
Irigsa
Bo J
Merchant's Boxing Score Fraeker Update
Fragmentary note reports boxing score events involving McFarlane Marrs and Caverence with unclear timing. Mentions Barteli and Sys and references a game tonight with a cue to ten pins. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Merchant
Fraeker
McFarlane Marrs
Caverence
Barteli¢s
Sys and
Dines
Fear of Smallpox Spreads in Johnson County School
Johnson County officials consider closing rural Douglas County school as smallpox fear grows. The board weighs epidemic risk and potential shutdown, while the county superintendent reviews the situation and health department guidance.
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Johnson
Douglas Cow
Doneglas Cuune
Las
Yoral
Niet
Lake View School Closure Notes
Fragmentary report mentions Lake View School closure and district staff absence. References a teacher named Mary and Stephens, with unclear relationships and garbled phrases. No coherent events or dates clear from the readable text.
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Lake View School
Lake’ View
Stephens
Franchise for the Interurban Take Up By Topeka Officials
City commissioners prepare to vote on three options for the Kansas City Valley and Western Interurban franchise. A Tuesday adjournment delays final action until Friday with a 20 day window for a petition to force an election. Options include a north river crossing, a Sixth Street west track, and a Twenty second Street track to the city limits.
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Kansas City
Ny Valley
Interurban
Ile Fy
Popeka
Tomarrow
Lne
Sixth Street
Faria
Lawrence
Topeka Hs
Postponed Exercises at Cordley School building event
Exercises at Cordley School are postponed. The board cites a need for unity in education. A memorial program will be held next week at Plymouth Congregational Church with a fitting presentation and suitable exercises.
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Cordley
Plymouth Congregational
Promotion for Eighth Graders Enters High School
The article notes eighth grade pupils entering the high school with no examinations for the term. It references expectations for promotion to the high school and mentions students, schools, and practical steps in the transfer process.
American Defenses Discussed by Coast Artillery Officials
A coastal defense discussion centers on coast artillery plans and weapon ranges. Officials note large guns ashore and afloat could defend forts overseas, with a 12 mile range cited for a New York harbor gun. Changes aimed to ensure readiness against enemy landings and naval threats.
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Ninos Dsorent
Reprenseire Anthony
Kansas
New York Harbor
Rani
President Wilson invited to speak in Kansas tour
Partial OCR notes indicate President Wilson may visit Kansas to speak in multiple cities including Topeka and Wichita. The plan reportedly involves a prepared itinerary with stops in Olio and possibly other towns as part of a broader preparedness message amid Democratic Cinch discussions in Topeka.
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Wilson
Washington
Jar
Wilse
Olio
Vais
Lawa
Ib J
Ravisay
Joscpl
Thompson
Topeka
Lodger’s Overcoat Missing After Guest Departure
Complaint filed after landlord J. Al Dailey says guest Ge Cary left the house at Naid Hill with his overcoat. Officers were asked to locate the coat and the missing garment, while a tied unpaid bill for a redeemer store visit adds to the unresolved matters.
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J. al Dailey
Cary
Naid Hill
Zensh
Presbyterian Church Burns Last Night Sparks Finances Hope
Members of the First Presbyterian Church gathered for supper when a fire struck the building. Snowy weather and debt relief were noted as turning points, with officials expecting church work to continue more freely and with less debt.
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Flebe
Eppes
Chicago Hall Club Purchase Price Report
A fragment notes the Chicago hall club from Cincinnati proceeding toward a purchase price of 9.5 million dollars with Mr Taft’s representative involved in the presentation. Names Chicago Cincinnati Taft referenced.
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Chicago
Iclub
Sol Chicago
Chicago Hall Club
Cincinnati
Charles H. Weegs
Price
Taft
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief historical note
Fragmentary text from a January 20 report in Rome refers to a numeric sequence and readiness status. The garbled lines obscure names places or events, leaving only scattered figures and a time marker.
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