Allies Prepare to Force Reparations From Germany
London reports that the Supreme Council committee will draft a notice declaring allies will not discuss German reparations proposals. Germany will be reminded of treaty violations and immediate steps to enforce payment will be taken. British and French leaders discuss armed force if Berlin refuses, with troops and Ruhr port actions possible.
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Supreme Council
London
Associated Press
Germany
Allie
St. James Palace
Aned
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Berlin
Ir. Lloyd George
Mannheim
Ruhr
Rhine
Essen
Krupp
All Laugh at German Offer
London and Paris newspapers condemn Germany’s proposed reparations as wholly inadequate and ludicrous. Critics call the terms impudent and fantastic, with Daily News and Paris papers urging realism. France’s Eclair notes patience but warns of decisive action if demands persist.
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London
News
Briand
The
Eclair
France
Germany
Allies plan customs duties in occupied Germany
Reports from a committee of the supreme council indicate plans to impose customs receipts in the occupied German territory if needed to enforce Germany's obligations. No plan to occupy further German lands is indicated in the Allies’ replies to rep arations proposals.
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London
Associated Press
Germany
Supreme Council
Wilsons Physician Arrangement Keeps Grayson as Doctor
Washington March 2 Arrangements were understood today to have been made whereby Admiral Cary T Grayson will continue as physician to President Wilson Mr Graysons innate and expert knowledge of Wilsons ailment made it advisable to continue his services and his work as head of the anal dispensary here to which he was recently assigned will not interfere with such an arrangement
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Wilson
Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
Mr. Wilson
Michigan Central Crew At Fault In Porter Wreck
Chicago March 2 Responsibility for last Sundays Porter Indiana wreck that killed 37 has been fixed on Engineer W F Long and Fireman George F Black of the Michigan Central passenger train. A Kalamazoo issued statement says they violated signals and will be dismissed. Inquest to hasten as coroner completes body distribution and death list.
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Chicago
Porter
Indiana
W. F. Long
George F. Black
Michigan Central
Kalamazoo
Associated Press
Henry Shearer
Michigan Central Lines
Long
Jackson
Mich
H. C. Seipel
Porter County
Miiz
New York Central
Chesteron
Midland trail booster seeks county reps for state and national meetings
William J. Graves, manager of the Midland trail, urged Douglas county to send representatives to a state meet in Manhattan around March 16 and a national gathering in Kansas City mid-April. The trail, marked by orange bands with a black center, is promoted as a coast to coast route passing through Lawrence. Graves operates from Topeka, with other officers in Kansas City and western Kansas.
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William J. Graves
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Manhattan
Kansas City
Lawrence
Tuberculosis Clinic Held in City HallToday
Dr. F L Loveland of the State Tuberculosis association led the monthly TB clinic in the city hall. More than twenty five cases received exams with many children referred by the school nurse for under weight. Nurses note adenoids and diseased tonsils as common causes, and funds come from Christmas Red Cross seat sales. Loveland states Kansas TB rates align with elsewhere and emphasizes cure with proper care and nutrition.
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F. L. Loveland
State Tuberculosis Association
Loveland
Ed Cross
Kansas
Russian Revolution Rumors Stir London Circles
Reports from Helsinki via Revel indicate a violent uprising across Russia with Petrograd and Moscow as centers. Streets clash as cadets, marines, and workers battle for control while Kronstadt rebels join in and communications with the Caucasus are threatened.
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Petrograd
Lis
Vateh
Kronstadt
Moscow
Vassily—Ostrov
Russia
Dutof
Plan Referendum on University Men’s Council Amendment
John Tracey president of the men’s student council announced that a plan referendum will be submitted in spring elections. The proposal extends advisory assembly power to initiate legislation in the lower house, following council review of a resolution from the advisory assembly.
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Associated Men of the University
Advisory Assembly
Ben
John Tracey
Names Missed On High School Seniors List
Principal F H Olney announced that Mathew Fletcher Earl Bredline and Mildred Brown should appear on the recent seniors list and were omitted by an oversight this morning. Music teachers Harold Butler Carl Preyer William Downing Elvin Smith Rena Lazelle Anna Sweeney Edna Hazeltine will attend the Kansas State Music Teachers Association meeting at Lindsborg.
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Mathew Fletcher
Earl Bredline
Mildred Brown
F.H. Olney
Mr. Olney
Harold Butler
Carl A. Preyer
William 8. Downing
Elvin Smith
Rena Lazelle
Anna Sweeney
Edna Hazeltine
Fine Arts
University
Kansas State Music Teacher’s Association
Lindsborg
Women's Pan-Hellenic Sets New Rush Week Rules at KU
A University of Kansas Pan-Hellenic committee framed drastic rushing reforms to reduce chaos and speeds. Next fall no cars, no bid wagons, three dinners and three teas, no sorority member with rushees outside a house, rush week from Sunday 3 PM to Friday 10 PM, and no sorority colors during rush.
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University of Kansas
Panhellenic Association
Lucile Cleveland
Norma McFadden
Helen Thurston
Panhellenic
Death of Champ Clark Ends Long House Career
Champ Clark died in Washington at 2 10 pm ending a 26 year term as Democratic leader in the House. Congress recessed after the announcement and later adopted a resolution to pay Mrs Clark about 9000 dollars as a year’s salary. Burial plans call for services in the Capitol rotunda before burial in Bowling Green Missouri with a large delegation from Congress attending.
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House of Representatives
Clark
House
Representative Rucker
Missouri
Bowling Green
Big Chemical Meeting In Rochester In April
Dr. F. B. Davis will represent the University branch of the American Chemical Society at the Rochester gathering from April 26 to 29. Preliminary plans indicate 15,000 citizens and chemists are expected to attend the meeting in Rochester, New York.
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F. B. Davis
American Chemical Society
Rochester
N. Y
Chemical Fraternity
Douglas county district court cases set for trial tomorrow
In Douglas county district court several cases are listed for trial tomorrow including John Beaton versus J W Stone a suit for money and Euretta J Krause against Charles E Richards a conveyance dispute The appeal of E H Wickersham against Glarys Crow et al is also noted Station Olinger visiting Topeka and Lawrence this week plans to move to New York to become publicity director for Presbyterian Church Dr Albright chiropractor scene also mentions T C Owen of Warsaw Mo taking charge of his son Morris Owen and Fred Tice after a car mishap
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Douglas County
John Beaton
J. W. Stone
Euretta J. Krause
Charles E. Richards
E. H. Wickersham
Glarys Crow Et
Station Olinger
Stanton Olinger
First Presbyterian Church
Topeka
Lawrence
Presbyterian
Olinger
New York
General Board
The
Presbyterian, Church
T. C. Owen
Warsaw
Morris Owen
Fred Tice
Mr. Owen
Mail pouches found. $25 liberty bonds stolen
Jefferson City postmaster J T Fisher reports mail pouches believed stolen yesterday were found in a culvert near Williamsburg, about 40 miles northeast. Investigators determine at least $25 in liberty bonds were part of the theft.
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Jefferson City
J. T. Fisher
Williamsburg
Top price for fat steers on Kansas City market
Jacob Radsky sold a carload of fat steers in Kansas City for 10 a head, a spring top price and the highest price since January. The carload averaged 1323 pounds. Bud paid 80 per head, buying five months earlier from neighbor Tommy Bennett who fed them on corn and other feed. Other carload lots of heavier steers sold at 9.80 and 9.75 due to lighter dress.
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Jacob Radsky
Kansas City
Mr. Badsky
Tommy Bennett
Bud
Badsky
Marketing system proposed for Kansas farmers’ cooperatives
Topeka March 2 A final attempt to create a Kansas marketing system to aid farmers in disposing of farm products has been launched by Senator Gates of Stafford. The measure sets up non profit associations under a state charter to handle certain farm produce from market centers without a state bureau. Associations may form with 20 or more agricultural producers to promote marketing and selling in harvesting milling preserving shipping and manufacturing. Members may join more than one association and penalties punish breaches or false financial reports with fines up to 1000 dollars and civil suits for 500 dollars.
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Topeka
Kansas
Gates
Stafford
Costa Rica Volunteers for Military Service in National Rally
Hundreds of Costa Rican citizens volunteer for military service against Panama as patriotism surges nationwide. The national assembly grants President Acosta a vote of confidence and pledges solidarity with the government to defend the nation’s territorial integrity.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Panama
National Assembly
Acosta
Peace Likely Signed Between France and Turkish Nationalists
London March 2 reports peace will be signed between France and the Turkish nationalists, possibly tomorrow but certainly before the weekend, with the signing to occur in Paris.
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London
France
Paris
Harding greeted by large Marion farewell crowd
In Marion Ohio on March 2 President-elect Harding received a hearty sendoff from neighbors and nearby towns. A large gathering gathered on the front porch to bid him God-speed as he prepared for national duties. Also in Washington Swift Armour stockyards sale proposal rejected by Justice Stafford. Mrs T L Hughey travels to Kansas City for several days visit.
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Packers
Washington
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Justice Stafford
T. L. Hughey
Kansas City
Battle over Kansas medical school shows in senate vote
Topeka March 2 the effort to strike the Kansas Medical School at Rosedale from the state list failed in the senate by 38 to 0. Senators McIver Green Watkins Docking and Fisher led the debate with figures on patient care from the school during the flu epidemic and the waiting list. House members Martin Garvin White and Knudson pressed for branch campuses at Garden City Nickerson and other sites while opponents warned scattered schools would lessen impact.
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Topeka
MeIver of
Hoxie
Kansas Medical School
Rosedale
Senate
McIver
Green
Elk
Kansas
Watkins
Montgomery
Satterthwaite
Butler
Docking
Riley
Fisher
Shawnee
Medical
Garden City
Nickerson
Martin of
Reno
Kansas Agricultural College
Martin
Garvin
Stafford
Noort
Mehse
White
Saline
Steess
Stapleton
Bourbon
Knudson
Rawting
Senate Passes Education Appropriation Bill In Kansas
Topeka March 2 The senate on third reading passed without a dissenting vote the appropriation bill for state educational institutions. The appropriation totals 7 154 800 versus 5 750 625 for the present biennium, an increase of about 25 percent.
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Topeka
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Nine reinstated at university in Lindley move
Nine more men have been reinstated by Chancellor E H Lindley at the University for the same reason as earlier suspensions over Midland party activity. Nine remain suspended, with potential permanent dismissal to be determined later. Prescott to address Chamber of Commerce tomorrow on industrial reorganization and business topics. Enrico Caruso recuperating after third operation for pleural cavity issue in New York.
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E. H. Lindley
Uniersity
Midland Party
Avere
Lindley
Prescott
John A. Prescott
Pi Sigma Delta Professional
Chamber of Commerce
Caruso
New York
Enrico Caruso
War Investigating Panel Drops Armistice Day Charge
Washington March 2. The house war investigating committee struck from a sub committee report charges of needless sacrifice of American soldiers on armistice day after three hours of debate. Representative Johnson of South Dakota pushed to keep the charges but failed, changing his vote to allow reconsideration and action planned for tomorrow. One Republican member of the full committee was absent.
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Washington
House War Investigating Committee
Johnson
South Dakota
Strong Start for Fraternal Air Union in 1920 Progress
The 1920 year began with notable growth for the Fraternal Air Union. New members joined and existing members were transferred to better ratings, expanding the society’s stable base. January insured value topped a million dollars, signaling a promising three month trend. Dr. W. A. Yount, supreme president, highlights strong interest from lodges and members and anticipates a record annual financial report detailing gains in assets despite some membership adjustments.
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Fraternal Air Union
WV. A. Yount
Order
Judge Landis impeachment inquiry urged over baseball role
Washington report states that accepting the position as supreme baseball arbitrator is improper for Federal Judge Landis and would hinder his duties. The House judiciary committee recommends full investigation in the next Congress session into impeachment charges raised by Representative Welty of Ohio. The subcommittee report was adopted unanimously, with Harman and Volstead reserving a right to file a majority report.
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Washington
Landis
House Justiciary Committee
Representative Welty
Ohio
Harman, Volstead
Babies Pack City Hall for Mothers Conference Record
Twenty nine babies attended a mothers conference at City Hall with a record crowd in Lawrence. Fifteen babies were first timers as twenty mothers and babies crowded the public department room at once. Roy D. Klise named resident hard surface highway engineer for Douglas county succeeding A H Dyatt. Walter O. McClanahan appointed deputy county assessor for Lecompton township. George Coghill and Ruth Bell of Ottawa granted first March marriage license by Douglas County probate court. Mrs Holly Hayes of Olathe visiting daughter Mrs Bruce McKee. May Frye spent the day in Try our Tea Room service Wie demanns.
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City Hall
Lawrence
Public Department
Elise
George C. Brune
M. W. Watson
Highway Commission
Roy D. Klise
Douglas County
A. H. Dyatt
Klise
Dyatt
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
MecClanahan
Walter O. McClanahan
Lecompton Township
F. P. Shirley
County bond sale delayed boosts proceeds by 2500
Douglas county postponed a 1 million road bond sale from last Saturday to today. Three bids were opened with Brown-Crummer Co offering 94 50, Shawnee Investment 94 77, and Fidelity National Bond Trust 94 4. The delay increased net proceeds by about 2500 compared to the Saturday local offer, with bonds bearing 5 percent interest, ten years, serial payments of 5000 each six months.
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Douglas County
Board of County Commissioners
Be Brown-Crammer Company
Brown-Drummer Company
Shawnee Investment Co
Fidelity National Bond & |Trust Co
Brown-Crummer
Wilson Signs Bills and Legislative Move Details
President Wilson signed the 10.5 million dollar diplomatic and consular appropriation bill as Congress sent the 38 million dollar agricultural bill to the House. Congress has three regular appropriations left plus sundry civil and military bills before finishing. Also reports Frank Anderson and family moving from Drexel Missouri to Lawrence to establish their home at 1900 Barker Avenue on the Wm. Axe five acre tract.
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Washington
Presi
Dent Wilson
Congress
Army
Missouri
Frank Anderson
Drexel
Lawrence
Wm. Axe
Barker Avenue
Women Athletes elected delegates to national convention
Jessie Martindale and Laure Harkrader, University women athletes, were elected delegates to the national convention of women’s athletic associations to be held in Bloomington Illinois March 18 19 20. Also notes military and civic items including House stance on army funding and the stalled soldier bonus law. Further brief society notices mention visits and travels of local residents and commonplace movements.
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Jessie Martindale
Laure Harkrader
University
Bloomington
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Pan-Hellenic
Champ Clark
National House
Ib Champ Clark
Ames & Breer
Champ
Dr. F. B. Davis
K. U
Court House
HB. Ober
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
Midland
Mazie Bower
Lake View
J.B. Wilson
M. Reddison
Welch& Welch, Chiropractors
Holly “Hayes of
Olathe
Bruce McKee
May Frye
Wiedemann’s
County
Work of Congress
Drawington
J. C.weigel
Sichita
Roland DeWatteville
de Wattteville
Cecil Pease
Roger M. Williams
Leora Gunning
Leavenworth
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