Germans Face Alliance Demands on Reparations Terms
Germany must accept the Paris reparations terms by Monday noon or face immediate Allied actions. Duisburg Düsseldorf and the Ruhr mouth would be occupied. Allied taxes on German merchandise and a Rhine customs boundary would be set. Germany protests misinterpretation of Lloyd George speech while Berlin reviews documents.
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London
Associated Press
Germany
Supreme Allied Council
Paris
Duisburg
Duesseldorf
Ricport
Ruhr
Essen
Rhine
Lloyd George
Walter Simons
St. James Palace
Simon
Simons
Berlin
Alumni Network Urges Support for University Funding
Chancellor E H Lindley issues letters to University alumni urging them to contact legislators in favor of requested appropriations. The drive aims to secure alumni cooperation for funding. Superintendent Harry P Smith, at an educational conference in Atlantic City, reports bad weather and plans to return Sunday.
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E. H. Lindley
University Alumni Association
K. U
Harry P. Smith
Atlantic City
Laterence
Smith
Weather Outlook for Kansas Fair Tonight and Friday
Kansas weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Friday with moderate temperatures. Data shows temperatures around 7 p m, 2 p m today, with yesterday’s maximum and today’s minimum values indicated but not clearly listed.
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Kansas
Army Bill Passes Senate Compromise for 156000 Soldiers
The army appropriation bill was completed today and sent to the president. The House accepted the compromise with the Senate for an army of 156,000 men in the next fiscal year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Harding Confers on Inauguration Details in Washington
President elect Harding arrived in Washington and held talks with inauguration officials on ceremony details. He and Mrs. Harding will stay at a downtown hotel. The discussions touched on a courtesy call to President Wilson and other arrangements guided by the committee. Davis named labor secretary and George B. Christian Jr. as secretary to the president.
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Washington
Harding
Cleet
Wilson
Lourd
T Harding
Tmnading
James J. Davis
Pittsburgh
George B. Christian Jr
Ward Meetings Begin as U T S Professor Arrives
Harry F Ward of Union Theological Seminary arrives at the University for a series of meetings at the Y.M.C.A. He will speak tomorrow at 10 in Robinson gymnasium at the all university convocation and continue lectures through the week. Ward has led forums at major universities and is expected to address social and industrial work and religious problems and solutions.
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Harry F. Ward
Union Theological Seminary
Y. MC
Ward
Robinson Gymnasium
All Univer
Ab. Ward
United States
Hhe
Mind Reader Leads Man from Topeka in Dog Search
Edward Griffith of Topeka arrives in Lawrence seeking a black cockeral spun ial dog named Wart, a ten year old gray mare with short legs and tail. A deputy sheriff from Shawnee County appears, claiming a mind reader guided him to the dog’s sighting. Local police note the strange visitation at the quarters.
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Edward Griffith
Lawrence
Topeka
Shawnee County
Boy Suffered Broken Hip After Car Incident
Willie Ro Ponder son of O M Ponder 50L Wisconsin Street was run over by a Ford car said to be driven by a grocery store employee. He suffered a fractured hip and other injuries. His father, janitor at Pinckney school, thanks the principal and pupils for sending delicacies to the boy.
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Willie Ro Ponder
O. M Ponder
Wisconsin Street
Pinckney School
George Steston Washington Hints Washington Tomb Closure
Nazareth Pennsylvania resident George Steston Washington says the George Washington tomb at Mount Verzon may be closed to the public and notes the burial plot remains owned by the family to which he belongs.
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George Steston Washington
Nazareth
George. Washington
Mount Verzon
Costa Rica Prepares for War in Disputed Border
Costa Rican forces rush to the Coto district amid hostilities with Panama. A steamer loads troops at Punto Arenas as Panama and Costa Rica clash near Burica Point. U S involvement looms due to the 1914 Crief Justice White arbitration and treaties protecting Panama’s territorial integrity. United Fruit Co may seek U S troop protection if Costa Rica seizes railway lines from Puerto Limon to Panama.
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Coto
Costa Rica
Tica
Punto Arenas
Burica Point
Pacific
Panamuan
Cote
United States
Crief Justice
Atlantic
United Fruit Company
Puerto Limon
New Canoe Sheds Planned by Kaw Aquatic Club
The Kaw Aquatic club decided last night at the president's home to build new canoe sheds by Dolley Graeber on land about 200 feet above his current boathouse. They will lease the current site and notify Ed Pierson of the move, with Graeber starting work promptly.
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Dolley Gracber
Bostt
Kaw Aquatic Club
F Hwin FL Stimpson
Graeber
Sanita Fe
Ed Pierson
Senate approves disabled soldiers measures and hospital bill
The Senate adopted a veterans relief package allocating about 15 million dollars for additional hospital facilities for disabled service members. A separate War Bureau bill providing one million dollars for fourteen offices to handle direct adjudication of compensation and insurance claims was passed and sent to the president. The House also passed the soldier hospital bill and sent it to the White House. A civil action and ejectment suit were filed in Douglas County District Court by A. S. Bennett against Emery F. Morton and Fannie Morton for unpaid money from last summer.
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Washington
Senate
Aml
Wark
Senate Soldier Hospital
House
White House
Charles FE. Moss
Douglas County District Court
A. S. Bennett
Emery F. Morton
Fannie Morton
Wilson to Practice Law in New York and Washington
President Wilson announced he would resume the practice of law possibly forming a partnership with Bainbridge Colby, the retiring secretary of state. The firm will maintain offices in New York and Washington.
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Wilson
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Divorce Cases To Keep Court Busy
A heavy docket awaits the February term of the Douglas County district court with many divorce hearings slated. Cases include John Heaton versus J Vo Stene and others, with details and petitions progressing amid court activity. Local notices reference property deeds, balances, and multiple signatories in related proceedings.
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Douglas County District Court
Tader
John Heaton
J. Vo
Pregerie
Tostay al Mare Sons
Wry
Elisabeth Warsons
Cheriff Wreuld Tel
Honse Gy
St.500
Maud BL Har
T. Brockleshy
Nin Tioga
Mary Bell
Sene
Mary Bell McCarther
Fy Harris
William LaCoss
Bel ‘Aul Nold
Funeral for Champ Clark Arranged in Capitol Chamber
The funeral for Champ Clark, a longtime New York representative and former speaker, will be held in the house chamber after a brief illness. His body will lie in state in the capitol rotunda, with both houses sending committees as pallbearers and attendees.
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House
Champ Clark
American Congress
Sereno Varone
New York
Will Jie
Capitol
Congress
Honor Students at L H S Thirty Nine on Honor Roll
The Taswrence high school announces thirty nine pupils on the honor roll for the first semester. Principal F H Olney notes the list equals about 4 percent of attendance and says criteria were loosened to broaden honors. Names include Hazel Allen Anna Alt Barbara Bailey Francis Baty Esther Burg Aflen Carter Dorothy Clark and others.
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Taswrence High School
F. H. Olney
Olney
Hazel Allen
Anna Alt
Barbara Bailey
Francis Baty
Frances Beverstock
Esther Burg
Aflen Carter
Dorothy Clark
Mattie Cook
Marjorie Day
Paul Davis
Marian Elliott
Alice Griesa
Mabel Hettzter
Mary Nete Hamilton
Clifford Hemoe
Catherine Hal
Artot Hults
Maroid Wurfman
Albert Jee
Kathrine Klein
Roberta Nottinghar
Ethel Outeman
Annie Mae Pontius
Eva Poses
Dorothy Tyrexby
Leaun Mar
Moyne Rive
Frei
Sauer
Ma Sisson
Alma Sprongs
Olvie Stevenson
Bertha Homis
Tryst
Saxman
Ihy
Arterie
Yahn
Lydia Woent
Samul White
Ann
Prize offered for journalism essays at university
Jason Rogers publisher of the New York Globe offers a $50 prize for a 500 to 1000 word paper on Journalism To Murray. All journalism department students may compete and submit by May 1. Rogers will judge, and winners announced before year end.
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Jason Rogers
Nw York Globe
Tomurray
Rogers
Leon N. Flint
Wilson Named to International Joint Commission
President Wilson appointed retiring Labor Secretary William B. Wilson to the International Joint Commission to replace O Gardner of Maine who resigned. Joseph P Tumulty said he declined the post, citing inability to devote full time and consideration.
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Ington
William B. Wilson
Labor
Wilson
International Joint Commission
O. Gardner
Maine
White
Joseph P. Tumulty
Church Volleyball Rivalries Set To Crown First Round
The first round ends tonight at the Y M C A with Evangelical Congregational Uni tarians Lutherans and Centenary M P F B clashing. Methodist A faces Methodist B as potential ties emerge among leaders if Evangelical and Lutherans win.
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Church Valley
Finish Fight on Civil Service Rages in Legislature
Senate weighs saving the measure as House action looms final. Both chambers move swiftly to clear pending bills, while civil service reform faces defeat in committee and a constitutional amendment on taxation is debated amid ongoing budget talks. The soldier bonus referendum and state salary limits also shape the week’s legislative mood.
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House
Yesterda
Senate
Kansas
Forth
Soviet Crushes Revolt Reports from Moscow and Fr
British government reports indicate Soviet troops crushed the revolt in Fr ograd and Moscow. Under secretary Cecil B Harmaworth told the House of Commons that similar newspaper reports had reached the British representative in the United States, confirming the suppression of the disorders.
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London
Frograd
Moscow
Cecil B. Harmaworth
House of Commons
Ralkity States
Chester's Escape Related in Court
A court case centers on Chester's escape and the related events described in court records. The proceedings reference a prior incident linked to Vive and Beashi, with details indicating a wild plunge and an inquiry into related actions and responsibilities.
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Chester
Beashi cKy Det
Defense casts doubt on Bartons and escape details in Chester case
Testimony described a moving broker, a plan to place irons on a prisoner, and a gunfight during a prison escape. The defense asked if Chester was to be destroyed en route to hush the matter, but the witness denied knowledge of any destruction plan.
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Kitwsa- Cite
Nebraska
Denegel Closter
Mises
BR. Penchtomer
Chester
Sai
Beasley
Burton Teerily Hirl
Midwest
Naval bill passage fails amid senate adjournment
Senator Poindexter, Republican, abandons the naval appropriation bill as the Senate moves to other business ahead of a possible special session. The measure is deleted and a new bill will be drafted for Congress’s extra session expected to begin April 4.
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Theunse
Harting
Kansas Cow Sets State Record For Butter And Milk
Lawrence hunter Valley Breeze family of Ovin R Bales reports Kansas Cyclone a Holstein dairy cow recorded 32.52 pounds butter and 669.5 pounds milk in a seven day test, surpassing Maid Henry Pontiac’s previous Kansas record. The test overseen by Holmes of Manhattan and verification by C Young.
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Valley Breeze Fam
Ovin R. Bales
Lawrence
Kansas
Mt. Bales
Hyde Park
Mr. Holmes
Man-hattan
C. Young
Valley Breeze Homestead
Bales
Rotary Kiwanis Joint Meet Promotes City Projects
A joint Rotary Kiwanis gathering at the Chamber of Commerce discussed Lawrence improvements, road conditions, and the county fair. Craig Kennedy led ceremonies while Gen Meats escorted guests. a Country Club Rotary challenge for the Charlton cup capped the event.
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Mary
Rotary
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
Craig Kennedy
H. B. Peairs
Rotary Club
Hayok Burdick
Lawrence
J. C. Stevenson
Varias
W. S. Meétseal
Gmite
Ile
K. U
E. H. Lindley
Country Club
Kiwanis Club
The Puppet Plays At Fraser Hall This Saturday
Miss Mar et Lynn announces two puppet performances at Fraser Hall Saturday afternoon and evening featuring Sambo and Jennie, Rabbits Quartette, Polly and Her Pals, Jack and the Bean Stalk, Mimi, Old Italian Puppet, and Hynt Horn. Tickets sold at McCulloch Drug Store and University for the entertainments.
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Fraser Hall
Maret Lynn
Sambo
Jennie Hix
Polly
Jack and the
Mimi
Alice Vrawn
Hynt Horn
McCulloch
University
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Kansas State Agricultural College
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