SHERMAN REED YORATH FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral services for William Yorath conducted at 419 Fitzteets residence with Rev J H Mitchell officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Also notices for Nicholas Richards and Benjamin Angwin noted. Coombs infant funeral pending at Moriah cemetery. details in subsequent papers.
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Congress Adjourns and Returns Jan 2
Washington December 22 Congress adjourned for the Christmas holidays and will reconvene January 2. In three weeks the House passed five supply measures including urgent deficiency and district bills, with the Senate approving the urgent deficiency. Immigration literacy test bill moves to conference as prohibition measures gain momentum. Colonel Cody shows some improvement after a nervous breakdown and severe cold in Denver.
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No Time for Pleasuri Eight Your Man Takes You
A dialogue snippet shows a tired speaker, saying there is no time for pleasure as her man works toward an eight hour day. The judge notes, She is exhausted from chores and tending to children, seeking rest after daily duties. The tone reflects domestic strain and labor expectations.
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European Views Awaited by Diplomats in Wilson Note Debate
From London December 22 the Globe mocks President Wilson note in satirical terms while The Star praises his sincerity and the Allied cause. The resolution by Representative Wood of Indiana is sent to judiciary committee. The discussion centers on European belligerents aims and the public reaction to U.S. policy.
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Vorwaerts Grieves Lloyd George Speech On War Peace
The Vorwaerts Berlin via London reports disappointment with Premier Lloyd George s peace speech. It argues the Entente will not grant terms while Germany remains militarily strong and insists on guarantees by force of arms. The paper likens him to a judge and a stern employer during a strike.
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Lloyd George blamed for illogical stance on German note terms
The Vorwaerts accuses Lloyd George of using Germany’s note as a pretext, arguing the real reason for his refusals is Britain’s desire to negotiate rather than demand unconditional surrender. It also attacks socialist leaders and refutes claims that peace obstacles are Germany’s stance and annexation.
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Berlin Hears Wilson Peace Note With Wide Acclaim
Berlin crowds greet the Christmas preliminary declarations of entente leaders as the Wilson peace endeavor is released through the Associated Press. Ambassador James W. Gerard and American officials return to press inquiries seeking details, but only dispatches are available.
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United States Entitled to Know Its Purposes
Paris dispatch cites L In transigeant on Wilson note to belligerents. Comment notes Americans demand clarity on belligerents purposes and aims. Lloyd George stated in Parliament that Britain fights because attacked and wishes not to be attacked again. Temps notes Wilson's perceived error in initial war responsibility and urges clear evaluation of both sides peace aims.
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No Guilty Of Murder in Barrbed Case
A jury found no guilty verdict in a murder case involving a guard named Barnes. The deliberations and evidence cited suggest confusion over the chain of events, with the court noting the need for clearer testimony. The outcome ends a contentious trial that drew local attention.
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Teutonic Forces Take 900 Russian Prisoners in Dobrudja
Berlin dispatch reports Teutonic forces advancing in Dobrudja have captured 900 Russian prisoners. Official fronts statement credits gains to German forces with little opposing action from Russian sides.
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London Commentary on Wilson Note Sparks International Debate
London newspapers weigh President Wilsons note amid speculation of Americas role in submarine policy. Crews argue potential embargoes and argue against immediate war while noting strained ties with Entente powers. Editorials reference Lansing remarks and treaties dating to 1914.
Western Senators to oppose flood control bill
Washington reports that the Humphreys flood control bill proposing 50.6 million dollars for the Lower Mississippi and Sacramento rivers won favorable committee action. Senator Newlands pressed a compromise to include a national river regulation plan, but it was rejected, setting up a floor fight. Western senators, including Newlands, vow to oppose piecemeal waterway legislation. Baker of the War Department testified for the Newlands compromise.
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Complex Italian Nobility Heiress Probate Split
Clara L Ricciardi formerly Hiquet Princess de Chimay and Clara Ward appears in Chicago probate court with a petition alleging about 1 124 596 in personal property and 50 000 in real estate. The estate largely goes to Giuseppe Ricciardi and two Chimay children. three trusts appointed for husband and two kids with trustees named Thomas R Lyon William W Gurley and John W Gary. Mr Low died in 1909. will dated 1904. Ricciardi died in Italy.
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Offenders Guilty in Elk Poaching Case at Bitter Root
In Raval City a court session found Helena Dee nis Lawson Were and others guilty of killing three elk on the Bitter Root river headwaters. They are jailed in Raval county awaiting fines. In Billings Stephen MES Stephenson dies aged 90 after long residency here.
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Aim of new Austrian ministry outlined in policy
The new government aims to restore full constitutional conditions and assemble parliament. Early tasks include concluding a treaty between the two states to regulate economic relations and establishing closer ties with the German empire. The program also emphasizes economic consolidation, postwar challenges, education, and food security as a priority.
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Nursery pest control deal sparks wary demand
A weary man visits a nurseryman in a suburban high street seeking a pest exterminator. He asks for two hundredweight of slug killer, claiming his garden is overrun and orders delivery that night, despite doubts about the product.
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