Entente Rejects German Delay in Treaty Decision
Paris June 23 The Big Four refused a German request for more time to sign the peace treaty. Officials said less than 24 hours remain for Germany to decide whether to sign with reservations or reject the terms. The allied note stated no new points and urged immediate acceptance or rejection.
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Paris
Germany
Council of Three
Cermana
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd-George
Council of Four
Reny
Invitations Out for C of C Dinner in Lawrence
Businessmen plan to attend the Great Lawrence Chamber of Commerce dinner Tuesday evening in the assembly room. Speakers will be J M Guild of Kansas City and William D Biley. Extra invitations may be available by notifying Chamber of Commerce headquarters. WW Bullene leaves for New York tonight on a buying trip for Innes store.
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Greater Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Guild
Kansas City
William Dbiby
Guild
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Big Inkh
Lawrence
Biley
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce to Launch Citywide Membership Drive
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce plans a two day blitz starting Wednesday morning to cover the entire business district. Eleven teams will canvass zones along Mass Street and Greene, with a 9:50 am kickoff meeting. Names and territories of each team are listed.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commetee
Weelsesiny
Busi Ness
6Th St
Stubbs Bldg
Court House
Wm. Wiedemann
R. J. Allen
W. HH. Johnson
H. Constant
B. H. Date
S. R. Holloway
Mass. St
Klyne
David Babb
C. J. F Eviksen
Geo. W. Hackman
T. J. Sweeney
Harry L. Kane
A. T. Olvon
L M. Flory
East Side
Tom Kennedy
Albert McNish
John M. Newlin
PF. S. Hester
Frank E. Banks
C. J. Achning
George Kreerk
Win Newmark
C. A. Fischer
C. J. Mecletloed
U. 15
Oher
P. UU
Peirce
Fredartis
Tih
Thy
C. W
First Auto License Applications Arrive at County Treasurer
The county treasurer received the first 160 auto license applications for the month, double the prior year’s first batch. Receipts for licenses are due by July 1, with heavy workload ahead as applications come in across the counter and by mail.
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Jaye
Property values rise in Douglas County with farm land boost
The Douglas County tax rolls show a total value increase of 632,235 driven by higher farm land valuations mandated by the state tax commission. Real estate gains appear across townships with totals breaking down by region and type, including land, personal property, and utilities resources.
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State Tax Commission
Espn
Vainglion
Widow Springs
Commissioners in Deadlock Over First District Vacancy
Balloting for the first district vacancy saw twelve candidates narrowed to a few as two commissioners sought consensus. On the twenty first ballot Cox emerged with support. he is a longtime city resident and former county treasurer from 1892 to 1896. The session began late after a long deliberation and continued in the afternoon.
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Baliot
Bailey
Nes
Cox
Harvest Front Line Shock Squads Form In Local Outreach
The Chamber of Commerce leads new harvest squads to mobilize labor for field work. Secretary HL Be Fy notes volunteers from distant areas will be tapped, with committees forming to coordinate recruitment. Officials urge prompt reporting of available workers as harvests approach.
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Chamber of Commer
Makloz
Ceanestias
Severn Saga
Y Commerce
Iuars
Cen Po
Othe Chamber of Commerce
Cammerce
rLers
Journal-World Shock Troops Launch Wheat Drive
The Journal-World Shock troops plan a wheat drive on the O Neal farm south of Waka resa tomorrow afternoon. Reinforcements were called in at noon and the arrangement was completed within minutes. The crew of the Journal-World Shack ad No 1 includes Leath e man a make up man Newby guide philosopher and friend Kingman a job superintendent and Parrish a stereo typer.
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Journal-World Shock
O’neal
Wakaresa
O'Neal
Journal- World Shack
Leathe
Newby
Kingman
Job
Parrish
Ministers Join Harvest Work On Local Farm
The Rev. Dr. S. S. Klyne pastor of the First Methodist church and W. H. Quakenbush of the Lawrence Business College will work as harvest hands tonight on Robert McFarland's farm three miles east.
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S. S. Klyne
First Methodist Church
W. H. Quakenbush
Lawrence Business College
Robert McFarland
Weimar Premier Bauer Warns Against Treaty Violence
Paris June 23 German Premier Bauer declared in parliament that signing the peace terms is an act of life and death for Germany. He condemned the treaty as violent and enslaving and urged the nation to stand firm to resist future invasions and uphold a better future. The French office reported Weimar’s acceptance while noting the signing could occur soon.
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Paris
Weimar
Binser
Povement
National Assembly
Bauer
Three Cent War Stamp Phase Ends Soon In City
Postmaster Charles C. Seer warns customers to limit purchases of three cent stamps as the city shifts to two cent stamps July 1. Large firms keep the post office busy and March sales average about ten thousand dollars monthly. the change may boost or cut revenue depending on demand.
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Charles C. Seer
Post Office
Seog
Burdick to Instruct at Fort Monroe R O T C Camp
Professor Harold L. Burdick, head of military science at the university, will lead the R O T C summer camp at Fort Monroe Wisconsin as instructor of finance and gunnery. About 130 ROTC students from various universities, including Kansas, will attend. Burdick will be away during the absence of the military officer.
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Burdick
Ae Licut
Harold L. Burdick
Fort Monroe
R. O
K. U
Western University
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