Italy Withdraws From Peace Talks Over Fiume Claim
Italian delegation to the peace conference votes to withdraw unless Fiume is assigned to Italy with the peace. Paris reports say Rome demands Fiume to remain Italian, while Jugo Slavs insist the port is theirs for access to the Adriatic. Marshal Foch warns Rhine frontier is vital to France’s defense amid ongoing negotiations.
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Associated Press
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Italy
Paris
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Triest
Adriatic
Orlando
Col
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Mafin
Peace Conference Commission On International Labor
Hans
Posen
Pope Benedict
Permanent
Inter-Allie Armistice Commission
Supreme Council
Poland
Japs Face Inquiries Over Mexican Fishing Concessions
Washington officials said no information has been received to confirm reports that Japanese fishing interests were granted concessions on Mexico’s west coast. The inquiry follows a request by Senator Phelan of California.
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Washington
Phelan
California
State Department
Mexico
Secret Orders Cited in War Case On Objectors
Major Dick Foster quoted war department orders at Camp Funston alleging secret directives aided conscientious objectors and obstructors alike. He defended sincere objectors while condemning obstructionists and described a propaganda network influencing draft-age men.
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Congress
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General Court
Camp Funston
Savill
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Nazifist
War Department
Camp Funs
Leonard Woord
Camn Funston
Department of Training Camp
Foxte
Bronze discharge button to mark honorable service for veterans
The War Department announced that bronze buttons will be issued to all men honorably discharged from the service and worn with civilian clothes. Applicants must contact the adjutant general. Overseas service earns a bronze button with a silver chevron distinction for wounded veterans receive a silver button of the same design.
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Washington
War Department
Adjutant General's Ofce
Man Arrested for Speeding on Massachusetts Street
William Bealmear of Leavenworth, recently released from the aviation service, was clocked at 35 mph on Massachusetts Street. Police charged him, and he was released this morning on a $30.50 bond. He said he forgot Earth speed limits are stricter than off the terra firma while en route to Hutchinson.
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Aviating
William Beaimont
Massachusetts Street
Bealmear
Leavenworth
Aviation Service
Hutchinson
Earth
Terra Firma
Dope Robbery Targets Hess Drug Store and Dr Anderson
A morphine and cocaine thefts at Hess Drug Store 742 Massachusetts Street and Dr A J Anderson 7130 Vermont Street are linked to a dope fiend pair. Police found no suspects at midday as officers review the two break ins. War Department clears dischargees to reclaim helmets and gas masks with proof, allowing local supply officers to reissue these items to eligible veterans.
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Lawrence
Hess Drug Store
Massachusetts Street
Hess
A. J. Anderson
Vermont Street
Doector Anderson
Toetor Anderson
Ote
Utieves
Anderson
Chat le
Kiteus City
Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
High School Displays Set For Liberty Memorial Week
A display of student work is planned for Liberty Memorial high school week March 24 to 28 in the Manual and High School buildings. Parents and mothers of students will tour exhibits as eight guides accompany visitors. The English and history departments showcase projects including a Globe theater model and a Scene from The Merchant of Venice. Domestic science presents wearables and food displays while manual training features shop articles and drawings.
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Liberty Memorial
Weade
Chich
Ibit
Xehdol
Engsh
Globe Theater
Community conference held here today
A local gathering discussed unity and progress with speakers including Chancellor Frank Strom of Oregon and Professor Mlaright of Baldwin. The event, connected to state education efforts, highlighted community improvements and upcoming programs in the region.
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Beassa
P Topeka
Urbs Ternings
Pothee Pebeier
Chicago
Nesterthverdh
Manhattan
Mursh
yUyofessor Smith
State Normal School
Aus
Ing Seidier
Esenl DY Maren George Kree Foster
Faldvein
Frank Stromr
Ore Universty
Mlaright
Baldwin
Bolshevik and Others Satisfied with U S Transport Purchase
New York march 21 the executive committee of the second international convention today approved the incorporation of a steamship line to transport one million Russians to Bolsheviki and others. The announcement says Russian workers are satisfied with economic conditions here and claim employment is improving.
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Bolshevik
U. 3
Compary
New York
Excvusve
Secoad
Bolsheviki
Shisi
Seven in One Pledges Behind Schedule
County treasurer Stev enson reports that pledges to a fund begun November 1 are unpaid. Only about half of the 50 percent first installment and 0 per cent second installment have been paid. Total unpaid pledges approach 1800 with several pledges still outstanding.
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Savery
Abenit ST
Douglas
I. Stevenson
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Haskell Mene
Stevenson
Bucura Amt
Daldavin
Giaty
Adjutant General to Register Discharges in Topeka
State moves to have the adjutant general record discharges and furnish copies to sailors at no cost, eliminating clerk fees. Legislation debated in Topeka aims to ensure accuracy and free official copies while addressing register volume and public savings.
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Kans
Mare d
Cereral
Hopkins
Connate Rey
Adjutant General
Noa City
Permanent cantonments chosen for long term use
The War Department will buy 15 original cantonment sites to serve as permanent military camps with most national guard mobilization points to be abandoned except Camps Keeney, Sevier, and a list retained including Bragg, Custer, Devens, Dix, Dodge, Gordon, Grant, Jackson, Knox, Lee, Meade, Pike, Sherman, Taylor and Upton. Kansas fishermen face a $25 fine in Missouri lakes.
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Washington
War Department
Seery Crowell
Kearney
California
Sevier
South Carolina
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Custer
Devans
Dix
Dodge
Gordon
Grant
Jackson
Knox
Lee
Meade
Tike
Sherman
Taylor
Upton
Living Flag Will March in Parade for Liberty Memorial
Announcement outlines H S students plans for a symbolic victory bond parade to honor Liberty Memorial Week. The event will feature a living flag procession with Grand Army groups, city officials, returned soldiers, and national guardsmen. Schools from Corlev to WoodKiwn join, along with a military division, a Liberty Spirit float, and a judged float contest by local dignitaries.
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Haskell Institute
Li Wells
Mahlon Weel
Tiun
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1 Army of the Republic
Corlev
Lincoln
McAlister
New York
Pinckney
Quincy
Woodkiwn
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Iise
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Hige
Spirit of Liberty High
Kansas National Guid
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Bert
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Enthusiastic Students Face Court Over Turbulent High School Incident
Three teenage boys from a Lawrence high school were cited for violence and tumultuous conduct after a Friday night disturbance at the school gym. The janitor and Supt Olney reported the scene as police court action followed.
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Varond Bell Rinters
Kreech and
Fings
Lawrence Fish
High Sehue
George Krenvk Pais
Gother
Cruit
Hb Toohat
Suheo Duil
Carl Phusdin
Doe Almard Desbort
Voters Rushed to Register After City Clerk Error
North Lawrence witnesses an unexpected registration surge as weather pushes turnout opened by a mistaken plan to close poll-books early for the April 1 election. Officials clarify rules for primaries and voting eligibility, noting many who voted last fall may still vote without new registration. Local clerk F D Brooks predicts additional registrants before the 10 PM close, as students and residents respond to the mistaken deadline and school issue concerns.
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News
Board of Education
Anl
Sioubt
Telentone
North Lawrence
F. D. Brooks
Broo
Taubes
Tim
Gerne
Liberty Memorial High School
James
Lawrence man fined in police court after public incident
A Lawrence man deliberately acted before a large crowd in the business district yesterday. Although some urge suppression to protect his wife and child, the newspaper rejects censoring the story and vows to publish full details to inform the public.
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Lawrence
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