United States Plans Six Division Army Corps System For First Field Army In France
The war department approved a six division army corps plan to form the first American field army in France. Pershing would determine the number of corps and field armies, with corps troops including artillery engineers and service battalions to back two infantry divisions per corps. The program aims to equip Pershing with extensive artillery and big guns, including 12 inch calibers and 16 inch naval rifles, to bombard enemy depots far behind trenches.
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Washington
Mar
France
War Department
Pershing
United States
Field
Department
Teutons In Turmoil Across Europe In Early 1919
President Wilson's January peace fourteen points spark debate in German and Austrian press with Austria arguing the program differs in impact for Germany and Austria. In the same issue, students in manual training prepare bird boxes for display, with the Chamber of Commerce prize expected again.
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New York
Wilson
Congress
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Austria
Chamber of Commerce
Sparks
Engineer Dean Tests New Engine for Municipal Plant
Professor G C Shaad dean of the School of Engineering returned Tuesday from Anthony Kansas where he conducted an acceptance test for an engine being installed at the city electricity plant.
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G. C. Shaad
School of Engineering
Anthony
Kan
French Vacancy Filled at University in Boston
Mr J H A Beauparlant former English High School instructor in Boston has arrived to take the place of Mr Henri Taillairt of the French department who was called to Ohio State University at the beginning of last semester. Mr Charles Starkweather was a business visitor in Kansas City today. Frowe spent today in Kansas City.
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J. H. A. Beauparlant
Boston
Henri Taillairt
Ohio State University
Charles
Starkweather
Kansas City
New National party convenes with prohibition and suffrage planks
Delegates at Chicago for the New National party convention push prohibition and women's suffrage as leading platform planks. A merger with the Prohibition party prompts defections while critics attack the Red Cross for tobacco shipments to soldiers and policy limiting package contents.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Woman's Suffrage
National Party
Prohibition Party
Alder
Progressive Parte
Standart
David Coates
Colorado
American Red Cross
National Administration
Frances Beauthamp
Texington
America
Four Minute Men Schedule for Income Tax Week
The Four Minute Men are assigned speakers for the week beginning March 11 on the Income Tax relief program. Listed are speakers including Bowersock, Simons, H Asher, Mitchell, Quakentush, Wheld, Helm, Holyfield, Estabrook, Harley, Tatbot, and others across multiple dates and venues.
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Bowersock
Hth
Simons
H. H. Asher
Uta CL E Mitchell
Wedell
F. Upings
Cerrell
Roy EF
Burt
R.A. Kent
W. W. Holyfield
Patee
J. H. Mitchell
Tom Harley & Ty. Estabrook
Homer
Gates and wagon wheels found near Kagi Dairy
The sheriff reported that the gates and wagon wheels were located at the dairy farm a mile and a half west of the University and not at A. R. Kagi family residence in town.
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Kagi
A. R. Kagi
University
Red Cross Bandage Class Seeks More Members
The mustin bandage class of the Red Cross meets weekly on Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday with additional sessions available Monday and Tuesday for new attendees.
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The
Red Cross
Americans Repulse German Raid in Lorraine Front
American staff colonel Ahile and a French raiding party seized a Prussian lieutenant in an enemy trench before returning to American lines. The German raid near Paul suritonly was repulsed with losses as new American troops meet the foe. patrols and artillery supported quiet sector activity along Chemin Des Dames.
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France
Ahile
Lorraine
Chemin- Des-Dames
Jan Jieutenant
Paul Suritonly
No Man's Land
Meon
Harvard Professor Sees German War Aims as Boundless
Dr Charles Cettre exchange professor at Harvard from the University of Paris argued that Germans have no limit to power or wealth and retain primitive ferocity. He warned that Germany seeks domination and rejects peace with today’s Germany, urging France and allies to confront the threat.
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Charles Cettre
Harvard
University of Paris
Pricer Chapel
France
Congo
Germany
Gernan
Rome
War reports from Narva describe calm fronts and scarce details
Fragmentary dispatches note Narva area activity with mentions of German forces and war supplies. The text is sparse and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes, offering only a vague sense of front conditions and morale.
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Petrograd
Cate Tetrograd
Narva
Willard Family Notes Amid War Tempo In London
Mrs Jess Willard is expected to visit soon as a letter confirms plans to address Fat Loving concerns. Earl M. Lath announces a March lecture at Washington University energy department. Dr J F Brock visits Banner Springs and H Knabe travels to Kansas City on business amid ongoing European events.
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Willard
Jess Willard
Earl
Kansas Leads Nation in War Savings and Thrift Stamp Sales
Kansas shows leading figures in War Savings and Thrift Stamp campaigns with totals through March 1. War Savings stamps reach 639,290 in value and thrift stamps total 304,500 with bank and post office channels bringing overall Kansas sales to 3,283,206.
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Kansas
Federal Reserys' Bank
Ken
Federal Reserve di
United States
Prp
W. Goebel
Defense council in need of funding for county committees
The document outlines financial needs of the Detttean Council or related committees with concerns over debt and expenses. It mentions officials such as Frank Jennin and Mrs La Mar ris and Stevenson, urging public support and questioning ongoing expenditures and county actions. The source details a request for funding and quotes from local authorities.
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Detttean Coun Council
Tre
Kite
Mortinis
Jennin
la Marris
Te. Stevenson
Bern
Beasheen
Tahoe
Now Mach For Sues No Wortechs Field Glasse
Field race notes from Washington Kentucky on March 7 describe peaceful times and a pay distribution fragment. The text mentions players and an event with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Wortechs Telonel
Ington
Fey
Kansas Weather Brief With Unsettled Outlook
A terse weather note from Kansas indicates unsettled conditions yesterday with signals of light rain and warmer temperatures tonight. It mentions times 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. and references two places or stations named Toby and Gantight, but details are unclear.
First Oil Well Found in Douglas Co
Reports indicate the first oil well in Douglas County discovered on the John Bell Farm. The well shows 827 feet of depth, producing sand twenty two feet thick, with further wells planned nearby near Baldwin. Drillers say indications are promising for a broader oil field development in the area.
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Douglas CO
John
Maoke
Submarine Tale and Market Notes From Unclear Text
The readable portions describe a submarine or naval reference alongside fragmented mentions of financial terms and market notes. Names and events remain obscured by garbled OCR, with stray phrases about a boy, a taxpayer, weapons, and social scenes.
Horticultural Society Meeting Set For Saturday Afternoon
Members of the Horticultural Society are urged to attend a Saturday afternoon gathering at the usual venue. The meeting focuses on plant care, garden planning, and sharing tips with the group’s experienced practitioners guiding newer members.
Arrest Report Text Fragment From Unclear Source
Receipt of a garbled arrest notice mentions Jot Fartaison and others, with references to a disturbance and possible police actions. Numerous unreadable phrases and names render specifics uncertain but indicate police involvement and a formal filing or inquiry.
Unclear OCR fragment references victims and events
Fragmentary text mentions victims and parents with scattered names and titles but no coherent incident or clear facts to summarize. The garbled lines include incomplete names, ranks, and places, lacking dates, locations, or outcomes.
Doped Vacancy in Medical Sector Raises Questions
A fragmented report notes concerns over a vacant medical facility and potential UPC involvement. Officials from Peat and local health authorities stated no immediate harm to patients and pledged investigation into the alleged irregularities.
Hokh Init Mie Tines Phretnants Ve Phys Sn
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear items. No definite people or organizations can be identified. The readable segments mention timing and a hospital or medical context but lack concrete details to form a coherent news item.
Stole Auton Pixie in Tustin Case Fines Total
A man pleaded guilty to theft in Tustin and was fined 20 dollars plus costs. After paying the fine he was released.
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Alien Curtis
German Kultur Controversy Ties To Property Seizure Plan
Fragmented OCR reveals a debate over halting German cultural influence and government seizure of German property. The text references United States policy on alien property, registration, and possible forfeiture of proceeds, with figures like United States, Committee mentions and party opposition to government ownership.
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United States
Notte Jawls
Pias Bs
Giresan Dati
Abel Stites Grewein
Mery Palover
Riverger
Eppesui
Hebeken
the Republic
Pravin
Opasibion
Unclear text without readable details
OCR fragment provides no coherent events or names to summarize. The readable pieces show scattered words about track events, university camp meets, and a race, but key entities and outcomes are missing.
Unclear OCR Summary of Lawrence Event and Union Pacific Note
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lawrence event and Union Pacific Jim with unclear details. No coherent facts emerge about people places or outcomes.
Food authorities seek hoarders of flour in county
Food officials report a list of people in Douglas County suspected of hoarding more than thirty days supply of flour. Commissioner Clarence Hall will notify those named to explain their actions and to reveal any excess wheat flour substitutes. Federal and state authorities insist on rapid replies as the food administration may requisition hoarded supplies.
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Foor
Douglas County
Clarence Hall
Hall
Compassioner Hall
Innes
University Drives War Savings Bonds and Stamps Drive
The University sold twenty five baby bonds and one hundred thrift stamps after sending notices seeking membership in the War Savings Society to students faculty and staff. Participants are asked to pledge at least twenty five cents weekly as part of a national effort to sell two billion dollars in savings stamps, with a target of two thousand volunteers at the university.
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War Savings Society
Iversity
Rvs
Na Viomal Rive
Wolf Findershop
Red Stunt Night At Lawrence Baptist Church
A Friday night mixer for Lawrence young people’s societies at the Baptist Church will start at 8 o’clock. It is part of Christian Endeavor Week with a planned stunt and other features plus light refreshments.
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Union
Baptist Church
Lawrence
Christian Endeavor
Pieptist Church
Kansas
Substitutes urged for materials as war lengthens
W C Stevens returned from New York where he worked with the Ritw Troducts Committee of the National Research Council on a survey of resources for food textile and drug substitutes. The aim is to estimate how long these materials may last. Stevens will complete the work locally after initially being slated for New York. The Methodist Brotherhood plans its monthly meeting at the church with a 6 30 dinner. speaker John T Con will discuss contracted duties at Cany Fe Furston and local conditions there.
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W. C. Stevens
New York City
National Research Council
Stevens
New York
Methodist Brotherhood
Anight
John T. Con
Cany Fe Furston
German Ruler Presses Hohenzollern Prince for Rumani Throne
In the Reichstag Haron Von Dem Bussche Haddenhausen states Romania’s throne may pass to Prince William Hohenzollern, brother of King Ferdinand. The report notes Dinsmoor departed for New York on business, with First Lew Maxwell to command Company B of the State Guards during his absence.
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Hohenzollern
Rumania
Terdam
Mareh
Nin
Haron von Dem Bussche-Haddenhausen
Reichstag
William of
Hohen
Zollern
Ferdinand
Hinter
Tain Dinsmoore
New York
Tin P
AY Dinsmoor
New York City
Hiss
H. B. Maxwell
State Guards
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