Railways in Vienna Hit by General Strike
Vienna faces famine as a railway strike spreads across southern lines over wages and sympathy with the Hungarian revolution. Food trains from Trieste halted and Entente relations stressed as Hungary moves to recruit for a Red Army amid hopes of friendly Austrian ties. Communist-inspired Hungarian delegates meet Vienna officials while enlisting drives unfold. The Paris note speculates US recognition of the Soviet government may occur.
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Vienna
Austria
Triest
Entente Copenhager
Entente
Budapest
Red Army
Hungary
Lenine Urges Attack on Vienna via Hungary
Premier Lenine sends a wireless message urging Hungary to join an attack on Vienna, a Budapest dispatch reported in Berlin and forwarded by the Exchange Telegraph. Lenine promises to provide 109,000,000 iron to finance the project.
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Lenine
London
Vienna
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Will Enlist Force of Fifty Thousand in Foreign Service
Washington March 28 An immediate call for 50,9000 volunteers for service in Europe has been prepared by the war department and will likely be published tomorrow. As an enlistment incentive, men are promised early duty in France to relieve expeditionary forces. Enlistment in this special force will be for three years, with concentration at Camp Meade Maryland and shipments overseas in contingents of about 1000.
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Washington
Europe
War Department
France
Camp Meade
Missouri Senate Grants Women's Right to Vote
Jefferson City Mo March 28 The Missouri senate passed a suffrage bill granting women the right to vote for presidential electors and immediately approved a constitutional amendment for women's suffrage in all elections. The house and senate had each passed a presidential suffrage bill but not the same measure. the senate action ends the uncertainty as the house supports suffrage.
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Missouri
State
Senate
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
House
Twenty Little Wars Across Europe and North Africa
A list of twenty fighting centers across Europe and North Africa. The items mention Spain’s Raisuli funded by German money in Morocco, French and Turkish forces in Tripoli, Egyptian nationalist unrest against British forces, Bedouin attacks in Middle Egypt, Catalonian separatist efforts, and various Bolshevik clashes and political struggles including Hungary Romania Transylvania Czecho Slovakia Galicia Ukraine Poland Lithuania Archangel Odessa and Spartacist uprisings in Germany.
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Europe
Africa
Raisuli
Morocco
Tripoli
Egypt
Allenby
Spain
Hungary
Transylvania
Galicia
Ukrania
Posen
Danzig
Poland
Lithuania
Archangel
Odessa
Caucass
Portugal
Germany
Chamberlain report false says British air force denies feat
London witnesses dispute Captain Edmund G. Chamberlain of the U S Marines claiming an aerial combat with British forces during furlough. Lord Doune testifies no squadron or officers match the report, and notes repeated misspellings in documents suggesting the claim is untrue.
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London
Edmund G. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Texas
Jast Swaner
U. S. Marines
Lord Doune
Royal Flying Corps
Chamberlain
Major Vancours
Postpone Opening of New City Water Plant
The $500000 water plant will not open to the public for a week or ten days. Water commissioner W W Cleland said noon today that filters are not yet in operation and full working order may not be achieved by Sunday. Pumps are running, but much work remains. opening may occur on a Saturday in one to two weeks.
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New City
W. W. Cleland
Lawrence Hay Municipal Cow Brings Milking At City Hall
Lawrence as a city kept a stray municipal cow overnight near city hall and began milking at 9:02 this morning. Volunteers from the police and city officials helped, though only one could be used, with even the mayor expected to testify to the milking efficiency. Washington reports on Victory Liberty loan terms offering six month extended deferred payments from May 10 to November 11.
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Lawrence Hay
Lawrence
Washington
Set Clock Ahead and Forget It Says City Rally
The Lawrence diocese pastors unite to urge setting clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time. City officials explain the law and postal tips to avoid morning mail mixups as trains and government offices shift schedules. Mayor Kreeck endorses compliance to prevent confusion next Sunday.
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Aready
George J. Kreeck
What Lawrence Thinks What Lawrence Thinks
A city interview rounds up prominent residents to elicit views on the Liberty Memorial bond issue. Leaders express support or concern, framing the upcoming vote and its implications for the community and national memory with concise statements.
Liberty Memorial High School Seen as Permanent War Memorial
A collection of local supporters and officials advocate building a Liberty Memorial High School as a lasting tribute to soldiers and a boost to education. They urge bonds to fund the project, arguing it shelters tablets and relics while expanding school space and serving the city and county.
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Liberty Memorial High
J. H. Cohn
A. L. Carey
Harvard
University Commons
George J. Barker
Memorial High School
T. J. Sweeney
Misstatements on Memorial High School and segregation
A letter from Lawrence School Board leaders Denies links between a Memorial High School and segregation. They state the new high school will be for both races and no Kansas law allows segregation. Voting for the school is framed as improving education for all Lawrence children.
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Memorial High
Board of Education
Kansas
Lawrence
Pres
R. A. Kent
Supt. of
Four Thousand Aliens Interned During War
Attorney General Palmer announced that about 4,009 enemy aliens were interned during the war. Paroles will be granted to ~600 of the harmless class, and 990 dangerous individuals will be held indefinitely. Repatriation is expected for about 1,800 seamen and 500 others, with some cases referred to labor for possible deportation.
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Washington
Palmer
IWOW
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
State Department
Germany
Relocated road work under Douglas County Commission
Douglas County commissioners relocate Old Road vacated in 1908 after two years of use. They re locate the road near Deichman bridge six miles southeast of Lawrence to restore access for a farmer to his land.
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Dougas County Commissioners
Deichman Bridge
Lawrence
Covenant to be published within a few days
Washington reports the amended league of nations covenant will be published soon with new clauses safeguarding monce doetring and a three member per state executive council include labor. A new council of foreign ministers forms to handle technical peace terms alongside premiers and Wilson seeks a signed treaty by April 20.
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Washington
Paris
Wilson
Council
Executive Coune
League of Nations
Reuter
Executive Council
United States
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
Jeague
Great Britain
Sword
Council of Foreign Ministers
Leon Bourgeois
League
League of A Nations Commission
Spa
Supreme Council
Germany
Brussels
Hamburg
War Department to halt casualty lists after April 10
Washington reports the War Department will stop releasing casualty lists after April 10. The current method, shared for simultaneous newspaper publication nationwide, ends because most fighting losses have been announced since the armistice. Full lists will be mailed from Washington, not tied to a publication date.
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War Department
Washington
Pathe Photographer Visits Liberty High for Weekly Photo Play
A Pathe Motion Picture Company representative from Kansas City arrived yesterday to photograph Liberty High School’s trade for the Pathe weekly photo plays. The operator set up on top of the Varsity Theater for the shoot.
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Weevie
Pathe Piotron Aveture Company
Kansas City
Liberty High School
Pathe Weekly
Varsity
Bandits Rob Bank in Detroit Hoard Over $50,000
Six armed bandits robbed a Detroit branch of a federal state bank shortly after 1 PM. They locked 12 people inside a vault, including patrons and bank attaches, and escaped with more than $50,000, according to police reports.
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Detroit
Mich
Federal State Bank
Young Hungary resident bets on patience and hopping
A fragmented line mentions a young man in Hungary with a population figure and a remark about not hurrying to marry. It also references Ried and someone who leaps earliest, suggesting a quirky local detail or joke from the era.
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Hungary
Ried
Memorial parade showcases student spirit and flags
Sgt Mahlon Weede led a Memorial parade with 1,014 pupils in the living flag. A reporter notes the crowd overlooked a young participant, Kerluf Eriksen, and praises the high school and grade school students for their energy and class unity as they marched with class floats.
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Mahlon Weede
Kerluf Eriksen
Sammie
Uncle Sam
Journal-World
Weede
Higk
Spirit of Liberty
Mayor Kreeck to Host 500 Guests at Big Party
After the final state high school basketball game at Robinson Gymnasium, Mayor George L. Kreeck of Lawrence plans a grand farewell dance with refreshments and entertainment. The event will be open to visiting players, Lawrence High School teams, and many local students, with music and democratic hospitality.
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Kansas High School
Robinson Gymnasium
Tomoerrow
George L. Kreeck
Lawrence
Kreeck
University
W. O. Hamilton
Lawrence High School
W.O Hamilton
Ben
Kreeck Wit
Six Farmers Contribute Clothes for Furope Drive
Clothing for the needy of Furope continues to pour into the headquarter s at the old Evans drug store under the direction of Tom Sweeney. Six parcels from rural routes show farm interest small, though rural carriers still collect. Collecting station is Evans drug store 800 block Massachusetts. Mrs. C J Hinboch returns home from visiting her mother in Muncie Ind.
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Furope
Evans Drug Store
Red Cross
Tom Sweeney
Douglas
Baldwin
Lecompton
Eudora
Evans ‘Drug Store
Massachusetts Street
C.J. Hinboch
Catherine Riley
Tennessee Street
Muncie
Ind
Lawrence advances in first round as star sits out
In the state championship opener, Lawrence records a first round win despite missing its star player who will not return until 4 30. Fifty four teams entered the girls tournament with action starting this afternoon as second round play looms.
Local Scores Across Class Rail Meet Incomplete
Arkansas City 34 Valley Falls 12 Perry 16 Vinland 11 Lawrence 30 Preston 12 Gardner 19 Argentine 6 Burlington 17 Kansas City Kansas 12 Mahaska 33 Girard 9 Bancroft vs Macksville 2 Kiowa 24 Lecompton 4 Eudora 46 Cheney 6 Eudora 17 Atchison 16 Turner 12 McPherson 8 Ottawa 21 McLouth 10 Dodge City 18 Ottawa 11 Viola 34 Enterprise 2
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Arkansas City
Valley Fall
Perry
Vinland
Lawrence
Preston
Gardner
Argentine
Burlington
Kansas City
Kans
Mahaska
Girard
Bancroft Va
Macksville
Kiowa
Lecompton
Eudora
Cheney
Atchison
Turner
McPherson
Ottawa
McLouth
Dodge City
Viola
Enterprise
Lawrence defeats Preston in twelfth annual Rob inson tourney game
Lawrence led 9 0 at halftime and won 30 to 7 as Guptai Woextemerer led scorers with elevens. Clarence Houk was ill with pneumonia. Lawrence to play winner Gardner Argentine in the tournament second round at 4 30 this afternoon. The state tourney opened with 55 teams in Rob inson gymnasium with Arkansas City Falls Perry Vinland Gardner Argentine Burlington and Girard among early winners.
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Robinson
Yxmnasium
Arkansas Cuy
Valley Falls
Perry
Vite Land
Vinland
Kayler
C. Hodges
Gardner
Brazier
Burlington
Kansas City
Kun
Griffin
Phares
Williams
Kunz
Stephens
Girard
Nebraska
Gregg
Jey Girard
Arnold
Mahaska
Bancroft
Macksville
Roloson
Yanks in Germany Nip Bolshevik Plot in Bud
London report says American troops guarding prisoners in Germany foiled a Spartacan plan to riot in Spandau on Thursday. The group aimed to unleash thousands of Russians from Ruhleben to back Hungarian Bolshevik moves, but Russians were moved by train and dispersed across Germany.
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London
Germany
Termn
Spartacans
Spandau
Arnush
Ruhleben
Dispatch
Midland Grange Meeting Initiation at CPA Hall
Members of the Midland Grange will hold an initiation at the C. P. A. hall in Midland tomorrow night. All Grange members and their families are invited. A large program has been prepared and refreshments will be served.
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Midland Grange Meeting
Midland Grange Organization
Midland Tomorn
Grange Membe
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H. B. Sparks
ATLT
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Gregory
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Preston High School
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Spanstau
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