Guardsmen to Get Pay Due Them Two Years
Major Samuel G. Clarke reports twenty three former Company EH members did not receive federal drill pay during home station duty. Total due ranges from 1.75 to 80.55 dollars per man, with several killed in France. Clarke arranging payments via Depot Quartermaster. contact at 916 Connecticut Street or 817 Mass. Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpany
Natetml
Clarke
Lawrences Company
Adutant
Charles I. Martin
Opeka
Company EH
France
Major Clarke
Glenn Otis
Ed Vogle
Gilbert Snyder
Orson Russell
Charles A. Peer
Carl E. Michaelson
Jack Cing
Henry Kline
Gerald B. Marford
Lloyd C. Terrill
Roscoe
Connecticut Street
New Members Join Chamber of Commerce Following Drive
Final reports show several new members added to the Chamber of Commerce after a big drive, with reports from three teams still outstanding. The original membership team will present final figures at the weekly luncheon Tuesday. University faculty members joined in large numbers this week, eighteen of nineteen solicited becoming members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tuesay
Soda Water Tax Confounds Osage Office Officials
Internal Revenue collector Early Carder says no income from ice cream and soda water yet due to missing forms. fountain owners instructed to hold taxes until forms arrive. Some out of town checks exceed $100, with June collections potentially over $50,000. Detailed figures await head office in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Carder
Internal Revenue
Osage
Franklin
Douglas
Carder
Kansas City
Make Quick Getaway Wilson Leaves Paris For Extended Visit
President Wilson and his party depart Paris at 9 30 tonight bound for Brest to sail home. Secretary Tumulty notified. He has agreed to an unofficial reception on arrival in New York arranged by a citizen committee. Washington reacts calmly to peace treaty signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Paris
U. S
Washington
Brest
Tumulty
New York
Non-Partisans Win Two Thirds of North Dakota Vote
With 2,548 precincts reporting early today, the Non Partisan League laws show a 42,829 to 40,939 margin, a two thirds majority of about 120,000 votes cast last Thursday. Final returns from nearly all precincts are expected as results narrow toward certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Grand Forks
N. D
Allies Repeat German Prisoner Stance in 1871 Pattern
Versailles peace signing outlined by papers as urging rapid ratification by the German assembly. Allies reportedly demand immediate release of prisoners upon ratification, following the 1871 precedent. A Kansas University music department move involved relocation of pianos from a house on Tennessee Street, with scaffolding and a weeklong job by Delahunty Transfer Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Versailles
University of Kansas
Tennessee Street
University Administration
Delahunty Transfer Company
Boy at the Zoo Sees Female Animal in Cage
Seven year old Bobby on a first zoo visit exclaims to his mother about a cage labeled Female. The moment captures a boy’s curiosity and excitement at viewing the animal, with Eve as his conversation cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Citizenship for All Indians Advocated at Estes Park Y M C A Conference
A large delegation from Haskell and Kansas University spoke at the Estes Park Y M C A conference. They urged immediate citizenship rights for American Indians who served in World War I, including voting and holding office. Leaders included Karl Wilhelmson and Chaplain Pollard. Haskell delegates listed. about thirty-two KU students attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Colorado
Nikell
Karl Wilhelmson
al Lutheran Church
Haskell
United States
Judson Bradley
Joubert Feller
Rafy Winship
Warren Ondelacy
Personal Notices of Storm Delays and Visits in Kansas
Mr and Mrs J R Holmes and family traveled to Pleasanton Kansas and halted in Baldwin due to a storm. Prof and Mrs R A Schwegler and son Raymond were stranded near Baldwin overnight because of bad roads while returning from meeting Mrs Schwegler’s parents in Ottawa. Miss Winifred Stephens went to Kansas City this morning. C J Emerson spent the day in Kansas City. C J Evanston spent the day in Kansas City. Marl returned home in Bonner Springs this morning. M Peterson returned to Kansas City after a week visiting friends here. Mrs C J Erie of Bismarck spent today in Lawrence. Mrs Homer K Ebricht and daughter Betty Ebright of Baldwin visiting in Lawrence.
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J. R. Holmes
Pleasanton
Kans
Baldwin
R. A. Schwegler
Raymond
Baldwin Hill
M. Peterson
Kansas City
Homer K. Ebricht
Betty Ebright
Lawrence
Local residents' weekend travels and visits noted
Ivan Long visits Linwood and Miss Anna Earle spends the day in Topeka. Several residents visit Kansas City for weekend plans while others travel to New York Cleveland and Chicago. The Christian Endeavor societies of California attend Long Beach convention. Tomorrow marks the centenary of American author Donn Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies of
California
Long Beach
Social Notes Display Moves To Quinton And City Visits
Mr and Mrs John Churchbaugh travel to Quinton Kansas to visit Mrs Churchbaughs brother John Manhart and family Samuel G Clarke returns from overseas service and will order clothes from Ed V Py line at 916 Conn St Phone 1785 White Mrs Pauline McKatherine visits Kansas City after seeing Miss Minnie Moody McNish Bottling Works promotes cooling drinks for home delivery Mr and Mrs C W Bond travel to Kansas City Miss Maude Garret Vesta Shaffer and Genevieve Kunkel head to Des Moines Iowa for summer Pure pasteurized ice cream from Wiedemann's Phone 182
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Churchbaugh
Quinton, Kansas
Samuel G. Clarke
Ed. V. Py
Conn
White
Maude Garret
Vesta Shaffer
Genevieve Kunkel
Des Moines
Shattuck Branch Santa Fe Railroad Opens Northwest Texas Land Reach
Federal Railroad Administration approves completion of the Shattuck Branch to serve crops of wheat oats and sorghum in Ochiltree and Hansford counties Texas near Oklahoma. Land offers prairie soil ready for plow with low-cost cattle hogs potential and easy terms. Frustrated folder notes settlers profits small capital and favorable climate. Includes ads for farm equipment laundry services and bridge crew demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Railroad Administration
Shattuck
Santa Fe
Ochiltree
Hansford
Texas
Oklahoma
T. O. Spearman
Railway Exchange
Chicago
Ill
E. L. Herr
Lawrence
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Oriica
Mass
112
vb. S._L. SERVICE STATION
E. W
Gene
Porter
W. Smith
Barber's Drug Store
Athletic Union
Dicker’s Garage
Rocky Mountain Y. M. C. A
Winifred Stephens
C. J. Emerson
C. J. Evanston
K. L. Marl
Bonner Springs
C. J. Erie of
Bismarck
Building & Loan
State Bank
Kansas
Any
State of Karms
Dr. H. Reding
D. Coen Byrn
Ivan Long
Linwood
Anna Earle
Topeka
Mrs. Grant Herod
Robert W. Herod
J. W. Stratton
M. M. Shure
R. H. McPike
Sgt
Charles W.W. Pike
Mrs. F. ©. Cope
Holden, Mo
Margaret Graham
E. W. Cross
Clay Center
W. W. Potter
John Miller
Boulder, Colo
F. C. Cope
Fred Simons
George Barker
Misa Kate Dinsmoor
Delaware
Ohio
Wellington
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Paul Dinsmore
Donn Pratt
Amercan
Worr's Book Store
Ryzon
M. W. Callahan
NK & Co
Thone
C. F. Fogarty
Pauline McKatherine
Minnie Moody
McNish Bottling
C. E. Matthews Lbr. Co
Wiedemann’s
Phone 182
COA
Service
W. C. Hamilton
Saturday Evening Post
Toyo
Sepeseas
Booner Bros
Douglas County
Journal-World
J. M. Johnson
New Zealand
J. B. Lowell
Electric Shoe Shop
Maas
Jaedicke’s
Grace Parks
Farmers Grain Insurance
E. J. Hilkey Agency
Oldsmobile
Carter Tire & Battery Phone 1300 CO
Lawrence National Bank
Bowerlock
L J. Meade
Trving
Ww.s.m
G. G. Clevenger
G. R. Shultz
Itcalf
A. D. Weaver
Joha
Kansas Electric
Kage
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