News of a Week in Condensed Form Intermountain
A sprawling digest presents global happenings from the week, including crime reports, ship mishaps, economic notes, and political developments. It references figures like Henry Sturgeon and Robert F. Steaud, and mentions entities such as Great Western Sugar, U S railroads, and the Dominion government in a mosaic of early 20th century events.
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Intermountain
Henry Sturgeon
Machiniat
Whitselt
Seattle
von Lone
Colorado
Great Western Sugar Company
Sugne
Georghann
Astoria
Horolulu
Henolul
People's Stte
Lohi
Utah
Federal Reserve District
Washington
Oregon
California
Kaho
Nevada
Hawaii
Alaska
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Wilson Accepts With Reservations on Adriatic Settlement
President Wilson accepts with reservations the allied plan for the Adriatic settlement involving Italy and Yugoslavia. He urges a compromise that leaves frontier decisions to the two nations and warns against including Albanian questions or the Mantle state proposal. He opposes the treaty of London terms and hopes allied governments avoid actions the United States cannot follow. Negotiations continue in London as Italy and Yugoslavia bargain away from third‑party interests.
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Washington
Wilson
Brrth
Naly
Jugo-Slavia
Haly Qd Jugo Slavia
Hatter
Plume
League of Mitlons
Tallin
Jugestav
United
Nerestiry
America
Supreme Council
London
Jugo Slavit
Traly
Anya
Italy
Jugo
United States
Europe
Red Grass Will Continue Aid Effort in Europe
Acting on an appeal by Arthur J. Balfour as president of the council of the Tenge nations the board of governors of the League of Red Cross society met in session Sunday and unanimously adopted a resolution to extend voluntary relief work for the starving and diseased populations of central and eastern Europe, provided that fuel clothing and transportation are assured through government action.
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Robert F. Steaud
Andrew Turner
United States
Leavenworth
Kant
Antoinette Bonner
Dirk
Joseph B.la Inger
New York
Kissinger
Shipping Board
Athe Board Vow
Burling Fon
Omaila
Phippines
Consua
Thiet Nu
Douglas Fairtanks
Renee Aw
Lollrook
Ards
Huey
Federal
Nowlin
Howe
Aula Bomeda
Keaijon
Martines
Hal
Tate
Enurt
Hou Carpenter
Mike
St Laure
Ili Sterwacem
Canada
Valied Stator
Canadian Department of Fyrmtion
Laat
Aimericane
Jinislits Rowue
Jupiter Army
Danny Ulnge
Gerlerel Diatitet
Poet Et Tearal Vrouk
Nathan Sileient
Elanged
Welt
Tony
Leipzig
Rio de Janeiro
Tocundula
Pelem
Brazil
London
Moscow
Red Army
Arctic Ocean
Murmansk
London Daily Telegraph
Constantinople
Cone
Dominion Tradex and Labor Congress
France
Europe
Mitod Supreme Council
Parks
Stim Pelgert
Jevit
Ireland
Jan Maehereen
House of Commons
Godfrey Jones
Marcon Wires Less Company
Bolsheriki
North America
Argentina
Spaniel
Rallroida
Lelwenk
Cabs
Geneva
Arthur J. Balfour
Council of the Tenge of Mations
League of Red Crout Socletio
Bolsheviki Attack Poles on Multiple Fronts
Berlin dispatch reports Bolshevik forces renewed offensives against Polish troops on both sides of the Pripet river. The Central News summary notes heavy fighting and strategic pressure near Volhynia and adjacent sectors as the war expands.
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Louis
Holahoelle
Volen
Pripetre Lod
Berlin
Helpless Steamer Near Destruction
A damaged steamer named Laie Hote Jharpe Haptowhy escaped destruction near Halifuk as a broken propeller left it drifting. The vessel faced a perilous encounter with a nearby warship and narrowly avoided sinking amid turbulent seas.
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Halifuk
Baler
White Terror Grips Budapest Prisons Reported Brutalities
Corrrespondents describe brutal jail conditions in Budapest as the White Terror intensifies. More than 4000 prisoners held, with 2500 more charged, crowded jails lacking food, sparking epidemics and scurvy. Guards allegedly beat inmates, including a case where Eugene Fazler was flogged while prisoners cried out for rescue.
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Porin
Hungary
Journel Des Delats
Populaire
Haubruch
Budapest
People’s Commissary
Joseph Karany
Loula Feines
Yacov
Hugene Fazler
Final report on labor problem to guide wage and hour policy
Washington reports the second industrial conference will present its final report to President Wilson within ten days. It proposes modifications to the dispute adjustment system, maintains the national and regional boards, and promotes shop organization to ease voluntary settlements between capital and labor.
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Washington
Wilson
Ict
National Industrial Board
Industria
Two Killed in Snowalide Near Lake Solitude
Two men, Murcot Gardner and Fred Hansen aged 56, were killed in a snow slide on the Hast Hope mountains near Lake Solitude in Cottonwood. The bodies were found Sunday by a Woodlawn mine party and locals in Alta district.
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Snowalide
Salt Lake City
Harry Gardner
Fugedai
Woodlawn Alley
Fred Hansen
Lake Solitude
Cottonwood
Woodlawn
Wines
Alta District
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political or legal notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions candidates and deputies with garbled place names and timing. It references a telegram received and possible political or official actions, but the readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
Aftermath Deters Tension in Quiet Parlor Debate
In a scrambled scene, a terse exchange reveals strain over a shared gambling lever. The participants confirm discord over trust and fault lines surface as tensions linger. No clear outcome emerges from the terse confrontation.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear events and names
A torn OCR passage references people and places in a garbled form. Despite missing context, it hints at a regional event or notice with scattered names such as Obie and Water related terms. The fragmentary text prevents precise identification of the event, date, or involved organizations.
Moving pictures urged to educate Italian history in schools
Professor Giacomo Boni, noted Italian archaeologist, urged government action to use moving pictures to promote history study across all classes. He argued images can surpass books and lectures and cited Augustus calling poets to agriculture, with Virgil later writing to educate the public about Italy’s past.
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Giacomo Boul
Augustus
Virgil
Boni
Whippets Beat Mules In Desert War Effort
Whippet tanks roared through pine forests of northern Arizona defeating mule teams in a war aid move. A large lumber firm at Flagstaff reportedly used two tanks bought from the war department, each mounting thirty horses and fourteen men. Weather and terrain hindered horse use while tanks faced neutral conditions. several men damaged their clothing by brushing into tank gear.
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Germany
Arizona
Wlagatatt Bee
War Department
Divorce case dismissed after agreement in LA county court
A Los Angeles county divorce case was dismissed by agreement after the husband’s friction with his first attorney and a switch to Lan Guernsey. The man testified needing grounds for action, recounting overheard remarks about a stubborn wife and ongoing payments without success.
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Los Angeles
Lan Guernsey
Len
Avoid the Cynic and Seek Positive Influence
A voice from Chicago News urges distance from cynics to preserve faith in mankind and lasting peace of mind. It notes cynics may be clever and entertaining yet are harmful to outlook and relationships.
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Chicago News
Poer Pack Frionit Is Your Brother Titl The Tay
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bachelor and a transcript in Hoxton, with unclear names or events. The readable parts suggest a personal or dramatic note about a brother, some betting remark, and a public notice tone.
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Hoxton Transcript
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