Peace Pact Will Breed War Says Senate Report
The Foreign Relations Committee reported the German peace treaty including the League covenant for the Senate with forty amendments and four reservations. It warned faster ratification could jeopardize American independence and warned other nations will demand changes, while noting delays and information gaps in the process.
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Lawrence man’s forecast and weather note
Generally fair tonight and Thursday. Temperature readings include 2 p m yesterday and 7 am today with 7 pm today as well. Maximum yesterday and minimum today noted with a casual weather forecast from a local preacher.
Republicans Launch Backfire Campaign on Pact Ratif
Three Republican senators led by Medill McCormick and Hiram W. Johnson gather at Auditorium Theatre to respond to President Wilson’s call for ratification of the peace treaty and the League of Nations. They outline a campaign itinerary to counter the President’s message and rally support among fellow lawmakers.
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Steel unions seek early talks on possible strike action
Washington reports representatives of the United States Steel Workers Union discussing a possible strike. A two session conference is planned with steel company heads to decide on action, and union officers warn conditions in the industry are worsening while restraining measures may fail.
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Boston Riot Turmoil Echoes Call for Legal Mercy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unrest in Boston with references to mercy from authorities amid rioting. Court or police actions and public reactions appear as fragmentary mentions in the clipping.
City in Turmoil as Looting Grips Streets
Civilians report widespread looting with 300 stores broken into and over 200,000 dollars in goods stolen amid mob violence. Mayor assumes control of police, calls in state guards as assaults on women occur and order deteriorates across the city.
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Stainers vrew Wong Sepenfea
A report from Cleveland notes a court or tribunal action involving Stainers and Wong. The document mentions a presidential context and a proposed sentence or mandate related to a violation of some agreement or requirement.
County Engineer Resigns. Commissioners Set Saturday Meeting
County officials report the resignation of Loyd Duet as county engineer and plan a Saturday meeting to approve a successor. Commissioners will vote to accept the resignation and appoint a replacement. Miss Katy Strang is mentioned in transit through Kansas City.
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Parsons Street Cars Brought Here Amid Local Work
The article describes Parsons Street cars now in use at local rail facilities and notes repairs, crew arrangements, and associated activity. It mentions Lawrence Lips and other workers and references the broader impact on nearby districts and the rail line.
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Missionary Society Meets at Toneka in Seventeenth Year
The Women Foreign Missionary Society of the Kuaneis Merbe Fypiscopal churches held its thirty sixth annual meeting in Toneka on Sept 10. Delegates from four area churches gathered with missionaries to report progress and plan future work.
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Advisory Committee Recommends Welfare Work in Pakistan
The advisory committee proposes that aid programs support workers in Pakistan and West Asia. It urges government action to employ beneficiaries and raise them to earnings near weekly targets.
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St Francis Mail Service Resumes After Interruption
St Francis reports the resumption of mail service between its town and Geoiland after a spring disruption due to pestatio? issues. Two rail deliveries occur daily except Sunday along the main line through Sherman County toward the Colorado border. Miss Ruth Miller arrives and will enroll at the university.
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Douglas County Rail Project Faces Costly Route Plan
A chaotic editorial style summary describes Douglas County seeking railway aid and a new Golden Belt route projected at nearly 10000 dollars per mile. It references a county board conference and a test case, with discussions on two and a half miles of proposed track and various unnamed parties.
High School Enrollment Records Set Amid Turbulent Times
In a period of upheaval a local high school breaks enrollment records as students flood classes and demand more course options. Officials report a busy campus with crowded classrooms and ongoing efforts to expand agricultural and technical offerings despite challenges.
Austrians End Three Month Treaty Negotiations
Today ceremonies mark the conclusion of the three month negotiations over treaty terms. Austrian representatives affix names to the accord as officials gather to formalize the settlement and outline post agreement steps.
Treaty of Saint Germain Teaches Austria Reparations Terms
Reports from the peace conference at Saint Germain reveal Austria’s reparations terms: no fixed sum. payments to extend over thirty years. German annexation of Austria not stated. Karl Beamer signs on behalf of Austria while Jago Shavin’s delegation delays final commitment.
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Want Signal Corps Men to Recruit for Europe and Mexico
Recruiters seek men for the Signal Corps with television or telephone system experience. Assignments cover Siberia Germany and the Mexican border with three-year terms in some roles. Pay starts around $30 monthly plus veteran benefits, with noncommissioned officer opportunities. Postal and telegraph work require electricians, motor mechanics, pipe fitters, and clerks.
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Trains and Trucks Rally With Music at City Event
A local rail and road showcase drew crowds including Lawrence residents. Speakers from Praternal Aid and transportation groups highlighted safety on the rails and roads. A Merb track event and transit coverage drew attention to travel routes and public works plans.
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Track prospects at West Point meet
Promising milers highlighted as coaches rate runners for the next season. Leavenworth’s Sexten named among strong contenders in the mile event at the West Point track meet.
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