Germany and Berlin React to Note On U S Diplomatic Risk
Washington reports show the German note decoded with material differences from yesterday. Berlin press largely backs the note as a step to avoid a break in diplomatic relations, while Paris papers analyze concessions and limits of international law.
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Germany
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Terlin
Wussische Zeitung
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Petit Fanta
Stephen Tinehon
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Vernmaay
Petit Parisien
Bank Call Shows Investments by National Banks
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call to all national banks to report their condition as of the close of business on Monday. Banks must disclose investments in secured securities, especially those tied to foreign nations, and allied ententes. The move aims to gauge exposure amid wartime shifts and may slow returns for the year.
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Washington
Major McBride Shot in Sinn Fein Rebellion
Major John Aide?me, eighth Sinn Fein leader, faces death by martial law sentence. Report notes brutal punishment in Dublin and Mayo as the rebellion grips Ireland. references to figures like Maud Gonne and Paris.
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Paris
Maud
Gonne
Treland
Cavalrymen Make Surprise Attack on Villista Band
Major Howze leads cavalry against Villa aligned bandits in the Mexican war zone. The engagement near San Antonio returns casualties, prisoners, and reported delays as U.S. forces pursue leaders of the band across the frontier.
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Tenon
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Joe Dauios
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Mishtins
Rive Carssia Reiatin
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Tricia
Chancellor speaks on university problems in Kansas
Editors hear Chancellor Frank Strang discuss higher education. He argues universities study the past but must address current issues and future needs. The talk covers access for accredited high school graduates, the fairness of entry, and state support to keep education universal and meaningful.
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Kansas
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Fragmented thought on education and university policy
A garbled reflection critiques the purpose of education and governance. It mentions the Chancellor raising questions about the value of education and the role of universities, noting intellectual development and policy considerations without clear specifics. The text references editors and a broader debate across states.
Laundry suit filed in Norfolk court over alleged…
Civil action disputes a count against Mertens Capen Raymond Moore and others. The petition cites damages and delays in service, naming Springer and WoL Medivh as attorneys. The case references bondsmen and parties connected to a supervising court action dated around September.
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Cogpers Mertens Capen
Raymond FL Moore
Ros S. Springer
Springer
Neesey
River Front Work And Bridge Construction Update
Reports describe early morning activity on the riverfront as piling and scaffold work begin on Pier 2 of the new bridge. crews enforce pace on both river banks while old piers and the south side of the bridge receive attention during ongoing structural tasks.
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Lawrer
Iver
Memorial association heads by Markham and Lewey
Fragmented report shows Memorial association officers elected in the afternoon. President Markham. vice president Cavaness. corresponding secretary Littles. treasurer Cain. other officers listed, reflecting local civic leadership.
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Hy Strieh
Cawkerits
Meritoriat Association
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Lawrence
Markham
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Memorial Association
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Ilerry Cavaness
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Littles
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J. Brran Cain
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Troemer
Clark Conkling
Lyons
Wartt
Injured Man The Fame Physicians Think 3. L. Stewart Recovers
An injured man named Stewart is reported by physicians to have fair chances of recovery. He was injured in an incident at a workplace and was taken to a hospital for treatment. Local residents and officials provided details while the family awaits further word on his condition.
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Dajieerh
Biman
Stow Lawroner
Petaini
Drainage Survey Lines Planned for Clinton Wakarusa District
An engineering party led by Otto Dingelstedt will lay out the lines for the Clinton Wakarusa drainage district next week. E 43 Dummure will draft improvement plans, with the crew expected to work about twenty miles across Rock Creek country for a week, camping out during field work.
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Otto Dingelstedt
Clinton-Warusia
Dummure
Drainage Board
Thess Rowee
Rock Creek
North Side Paving Starts On Law Street Concrete Work Begins
North Lawrence crews under contractor A R Young started concrete pavement on Law Street with about twenty workers. Three weeks of favorable weather are needed to complete the concrete and bricklaying. Locust Street will be the main route once ready. Freight car access to the interurban road will be restricted to early morning hours to allow curing.
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Intermban
Churches Unite for Bible Day anniversary in Tanvrenee
A hundredth anniversary observance marks the Bible Society’s global work. The organization distributes Bibles and Gospel portions in 93 languages across 41,000,000 copies for foreign and domestic readers, including Russian soldiers. The movement invites all to join churches in the milestone.
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Isle
New York City
America
Tanda
Tairinn Marehoof
Thought Car Mystery Clears Up Quickly
A car reported stolen near the corner of Might and Massachusetts streets sparked police action after ALD. Weaver’s Cadillac was found left with wheel dislodged. Soon it emerged Weaver himself had driven it away to watch it, ending the chase.
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Lawrence Editors Banquet Highlights Kansas Newspaper Power
Otto Gufler presided at a Lawrence banquet of the Kansas Editorial Association with speakers praising journalism. Delegates discussed education, community progress, and the press as a vital force, noting editors' influence on public affairs and calls for a permanent education commission.
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