Allied occupation running smoothly in Rhine ports region
Neuss dispatch says Allied forces have nearly finished occupying Rhine ports in the Ruhr region with only a few villages and crossroads left. Occupation under German De Gouette lines viewed as potentially “supportable” if followed. concerns arise over customs and business impact. Berlin reports cabinet backs Simons’ London negotiations amid Ebert presiding.
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Neuss
Associated Press
Rhine
Ruhr
Frankfort
Duesseldorf
Degoutte
Ruhr District Strikes Feared Despite Allied Occupation
Duisburg March 10 German mine operators and workers say strikes may halt Ruhr district activity after Allied occupation of Duisburg Düsseldorf and surrounding areas. Officials note calm among workers after a full day’s work as French troops observe. experts doubt a broad strike, while some communists look to Russia for salvation. The Rhine trade remains busy and exporters warn of ruin if Berlin aid is unlikely.
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Duisburg
Associated Press
Ruhr
Germany
Duesseldorf
Ruhrort
Russia
Berlin
Allied Occupation Begins Near Duesseldorf With Arm Surrender
Duisburg March 10 Allied outposts set up six kilometers east of Duesseldorf four kilometers east of Duisburg and three kilometers north of Ruhrort. Civilians ordered to surrender all arms by evening. Postal service, railways, and mines under military control. strikes forbidden.
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Duisburg
Duesseldorf
Ruhrort
French Embassy Aims to Influence Harding on League Pact
The foreign office reported negotiations between the French embassy in Washington and the U S State Department as they seek President Harding's support for a modified league of nations.
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Associated Press
Foreign Office Today
Washington
State Department
Harding
Assault Charge After Back Shooting Incident at Potts Home
Clarence Smiley accused of firing on Walter Peterson Tuesday night near Laura Potts 812 New Jersey Street. Peterson said Smiley fired while he stood about fifty yards from the house. the injury is described as not serious. Police say the warrant will be upgraded to assault with intent to kill. Smiley is jailed on felonious assault charges.
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Clarence Smiley
Walter Peterson
Henry Smith
Johns
Lawrence
Laura Potts
New Jersey Street
Petes
Peterson
Smiley
Alnut
New Teacher Shortage Hits University Bureau
The University teacher's bureau reports more job openings than graduates with Prof. W. S. Johnson in charge. About seventy five seniors have applied for teaching positions, with English and social sciences the most enrolling subjects. Latin teachers are not yet enrolled and home economics also scarce.
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W. S. Johnson
Chester hearing draws large crowd in Kansas City
A crowd of over three thousand, mostly women, gathered at the court house yard in Kansas City to await the appearance of Senxzel Chester before Justice John George for a resumed preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge in the death of society girl Miss Florence Barton.
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Kansas City
Court House Yard
Senxzel Chester
John George
Florence Barton
Jap naval plans seller arrested in court martial
Naval Lieut Tsuru Hanaguchi was arrested and handed to a court martial over an alleged attempt to sell forms mobilization plans and Formosa maps to Captain Edward Howe Watson at the US embassy. Two letters signed Goto Yapada offered for 1 000 000 yen to provide defenses for a country. Watson notified naval authorities and Hanaguchi was seized. A separate fire at 801 Maine Street damaged by chimney sparks caused minor losses to owner Charles A McColmar.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Tsuru
Hanaguchi
Edward Howe Watson
United States
Watson
Nichi Shimbun
Goto Yapada
Japan
Formosa
Tokio Bay
Naval Department
Lieut
Kansas Weather Outlook Looks Warmer East and South
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness tonight with warmer conditions in the eastern and southern portions. Friday expected to be unsettled and much colder with temperatures tracked from yesterday evening to today.
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Kansas
Reports From Russia Sketch Turbulent Capital Strife
Telegraphs from Helsingfors and Riga describe chaotic conditions in Petrograd as revolutionary forces clash with Bolshevik units. Fortresses endure shelling while armored trains operate and couriers struggle to reach the city amid uncertain fate.
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London
Russia
Reuters
Helsingfors
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Boulkove
Krasnoye- Gorko
New Comptroller Crissinger Nominated by Harding
D R Crissinger of Marion Ohio was named by President Harding to be comptroller of the currency to succeed John Skelton Williams who resigned two days earlier. Crissinger is a lawyer and banker and a lifelong friend of the President.
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Washington
D. R. Crissinger
Marion
Harding
Crissinger
John Skelton Williams
Budget clash to be settled in conference on school funds
Topeka March 10 Differences of nearly 500000 between state school appropriation budgets of the senate and house will be settled in a conference. The house adopted its ways and means budget with two dissenting votes and sent it to the senate which asked for talks. Senate chairmen named as conferees from the senate and House Speaker Harvey to appoint house conferees. Main dispute centers on salaries and wages and pay for improvements with the house more liberal.
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Topeka
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Charles S. Huffman
Charles. Snyder
Leavenworth
State University
Agricultural College
Plans for Y M C A reading rooms and committee
The enunciational committee of the Y M C A has met and launched work led by Raymond Rice as chairman with Dr James Naismith Major Dinsymore Alter H P Smith and Prof C J Roe. They will expand reading materials for hay and senior rooms and expect Lawrence citizens to contribute. Major Alter will review spring education features after two weeks.
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YM. C. A
Raymond Rice
James Naismith
Dinsymore Alter
H. P. Smith
C.J. Roe
Daniels
Hay
Collier's
Bay's
Ree
Synod
Lawrence
Alter
Jury Quickly Seated in Clara Hamon Murder Trial
Ardmore Oklahoma March 10 jury selected with twelve men seated at noon in the Hamon murder case as Clara Smith Hamon faces charges over the death of Jake Hamon. Defense waived peremptory challenges. state used one. Judge Champion presiding as spectators filled the courtroom.
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Ardmore
China
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake J. Hamon
Joe Ren Champion
Defense Council
Freeling
Thomas W. Champion
Oklahoma
Statehood
Ardmore Okhe
Sarel
Ars
Clara Smivy Hagen
Marner
Duke Dr. Harnon
Republican National
Lawton
Okla
Business
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma City
Clara Tamen
Jake Tramon
Hamon
Ardmure
Clara Vo
Ard
Sher
Hamnon
Wilson and Ringling
Oklo
Hamon Bean
Clara Smith
Ruth Walker Hamon
San Francisco
Frank Louis
Jake Harmon
Frank
Mexico
Jake L. Haman
Chicago
Bir. Haman
Clara Hamon
Jake Hamnn
District Court of
Carter
Squire
T. W. Champion
James A. Mathers
Bounty
Mebhean
Scott
Papal Ceremony Elevates Three New Cardinals
On March 10 the Vatican welcomed three new cardinals into the sacred college in a ceremony recalling the Renaissance era. Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty of Philadelphia, Josef Schulte of Cologne, and Michael Von Fantha ber of Munich received their red hats after being elevated by Pope Benedict. Archbishop Dougherty returned to the American college afterward, greeted by friends and papal officials, with a papal monsignor presenting the red hat to the new cardinals.
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Vatican
Sa ‘Cred College
Michael Angela
Peter
Alfonso
Dennis J. Dousherty
Philadelphia
Josef Schulte
Cologne
Michael von Fanthaber
Munich
Pope Benedct
Dougherty
American College
Cardinal
Red Hat
Keni
Sheriff’s Force Holds Target Practice at Willard Farm
Sheriff Will Johns and deputies demonstrated marksmanship at a county force exercise at the Willard farm. The session showcased effective training with high power weapons and suggested burglars and outlaws would be met with strong defense. Local social notes mention visits and gatherings including Ottawa and Harden travel.
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Opus
Will Johns
Ralph Lawrence
Willard Farm
Johns
Lawrence
Douglas County
City mayoral vote tally shows Holliday trails Kreeck
Journal-World corrected city primary results showing Kreeck 710 votes and Holliday 460 after canvass. The omitted line had misrepresented Holliday as having a larger tally.
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Kreeck
Journal-World
Holliday
Mr. Kreeck
Kreeek
Invite for Douglas county farm bureau women meeting
Douglas county farm bureau invites women to a Saturday 2 PM meeting at the Lawrence courthouse. Rena Faubian of Kansas State Agricultural College will speak. County agent R O Smith says women must actively participate to shape programs covering home economics, nursing, housekeeping, and farm operations.
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Douglas County
Farm Bureau
Court House
Lawrence
Rena Faubian
Wom Department of the Extension Ion
Kansas State Agricultural College
Smith
Home Economics Department
The
Agricultural College
Sen
Xia
Master School to feature Dudley Buck summer sessions
Dean HL Butler announces a Master School led by New York vocal teacher Dudley Buck for the first six weeks of summer, June 15 to July 25. Buck, a famed instructor with many national students, will offer varied lesson formats and attract professional singers to study with him.
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Dean HL. Butler
School of Tiny Arte
New York T
Dudley Buck
My. Buck
Buck
Vannucciani
Reuby
Ranlegger
Shuke
England
America
Butler
New York
Fall Injures Mrs Murphy. Mrs Record Improves
Mrs Carrie Murphy of 933 Mississippi Street sustained serious bruises and a severe nerve shock from a fall downstairs at her home last evening just before supper. She was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for care. Mrs Ida Record, ill at Memorial Hospital for a week, is better and returned home today.
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Carrie Murphy
Mississippi Street
Lawrmice Memorial Hospital
Ida Record
Memorial Hospital
Gas hearing scheduled in supreme court March 18
Walter Thiele city attorney reports a supreme court hearing on the mandamus challenge to Citizens Light Heat Power 50 cent service charge set this month. The court denied a restraining order, many customers already paid, next month no service charge under current status, and gas bill payments slowed by required explanations and adjusted balances.
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Walter Thiele
Supreme Court
Citizens Light, Heat & Power Company
Thiele
Chancellor Lindler Announces March Itinerary Across Midwest
The Chancellor's schedule shows March engagements in Topeka Manhattan and Kansas City with speeches before schools teachers associations and civic groups. He will visit Omaha March 31 to address Technical High School graduates and Nebraska State Teacher's Association district meeting.
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FE. H. Lindler
Kansas City
Mareh
Omaha
Topeka
Mareh FL
Topeka Teachers Association
Kansas
Alumni Invite For April Engine-Lay Celebration At Univ
University students invite ten alumni to the annual engine-lay event in April. Hoover cannot attend due to official duties, but activities proceed with alumni visitors and efforts to strengthen ties. Kansas Municipalities issue covers city manager plan, town planning, and pavement proclamation. Large Baptist midweek supper drew strong attendance and urged active evangelical work. A traveling man named John Dne left car at Eldridge hotel. city fined $2 for traffic violation. Dr. Albright, Chiropractor.
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Clei
Herbert Hoover
Kansas
Ersan
Cas League of Minuteipalfas
LW Clapp
Wichita
Atchison
W. E B. Baldy
Topeka
Fraf. W. Stevens
Botany Department
Theiversity
John Dne
Eldridge Hotel
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Maine’ Street
Charles A. McColmar
Petropavlovsk
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Finland
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Gulf of Finland
Riga
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Hague
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Rotterdam
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Sigma Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Fiji
Phi Kappa Psi
Acacia
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Jon
Delta Upsilon
H.W. Humble
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Rotary Club
Ottawa
Lawrence Rotary Club
Ottawa Rotary Club
Governor Hill
Lawrence Club
City
Meguiar
Home Economics
University of Kansas
Frank Williams
Emma D. Barker
Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
Agency For Insurance
Pennsylvania
Franklinville
W. W. Wariner
Eugene Roberts
Waring
N.Y. Central
New York Central Railroad
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
J. Washington
iHarding
Chevy Chase Country Club
George E. Young
Aeee Howard
Harris
Clifton Kirkpatrick
Wiedemann’s
Clara ‘Smith
Torney
Clara Smith Hamen
Jake Te Hamon
Sacred College
Toray
Sheriff's Force
Arsenal
W. HH. Meairs
N. BL Farvinger
BR. L. Getker
Guy Winchell
BF. Gejler
Karl Wampler
J. K. Rankin
Harden
Montana
Carl, Rankin
J. E. Waggoner
W. A Young
Haskell] Avenue
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
RE. VU
Fran Woo
Weeks
Lou. Duan
Helly Street
Frances Dunn
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
KE He Lindley
KE. U
Baptist Church
Papter
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
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