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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1916
Page
2
News items relay brief teletype style stories with a local reader benefit focus. Names and places are implied in fragmentary wording and telegraph style reporting.
Police report Hugo T Bench presiding officer of Banter Coenical in New York will be returned to Salt Lake City on a swindling case involving Samuel New Hose over a 55000 dispute. The wide range of ill reports includes fires and accidents across Colorado and Idaho with multiple legal actions and criminal probes ongoing.
The House voted Thursday to advance an amendment to submit a constitutional referendum forbidding liquor manufacture and sale for beverage purposes in the United States. Senate action was expected, with administration leaders hopeful for rapid passage, while referendums looked to involve voters in the districts.
A campaign advances for the Susan B Anthony federal amendment as Congress prepares to consider it. The judiciary committee reported the measure with bill recommendations and a special rule to bring the amendment to the floor for action, likely in January.
Representative Gardner of Shagsathuartis dy introduces a resolution urging the United States to keep out of proposals for European peace mediation. He asserts that central powers seek peace and that broader concessions would prolong the war, with the measure referred to the foreign affairs committee.
A Senate committee hearing discussed the rights of the defeated state nations and the peace movement. Fenabor Siene chainmag of the senate foreign relations committee spoke on Thursday night before the Leather to Enforce Peace.
Four members of the Bed Bed barge crew were rescued off Brownsville Texas after a towboat accident redirected toward Matamoras Mexico, with a prior wreck near Fort LaBeta and a week earlier incident near Fort Lauderdale.
The article outlines a government decision on broad prohibitions affecting France Parla and various beverages. It mentions official declarations and aims to curb consumption, with details reportedly published in the Journal.
Fragmentary note describes a maritime incident or policy issue involving ATH Merchaoe ships and a fictional or garbled sequence of names and terms. It indicates a concern over water transfer or cargo management in a liner or merchant context, with unclear references to authorities.
Officials fix the price of horee meat at the beet tute for fiver and sarsteo as authorities set a steady rate amid rising costs. The report notes a Berlin-Oaing advance impacting stewde meals and metro portions.
A building in Burket was buried by an avalanche with several people injured. Fire crews and local responders worked at the scene in an effort to rescue those trapped and assess the damage near Walla Bence in the upper region.
A train wreck in the area caused multiple fatalities among passengers. One car derailed and another train near Gevets in the Eogadioe region was involved. Details on injuries and exact numbers remain incomplete as investigators assess the scene.
German Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg announces peace negotiations with Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria and dispatches notes to allied and neutral powers. Proposals seek guarantees of honor and liberty for nations and a framework for a lasting peace, with terms including Belgian evacuation and restoration of northern France borders.
A proposed pay increase of five dollars for a Marine was recommended by Secretary Daniels to the House Naval Committee. The note mentions readiness to grant additional funds to improve pay for service members.
Representative Lewis of Maryland introduced a bill on December 12 to link the public telephone network to the national capital under federal control. The measure aims to centralize the telephone system within the government framework.
Sparse notices show public sentiment against a German peace plan. Leaders and press voices express no strong backing while officials refrain from comment.私人
A long garbled extract suggests discussions among notable figures about royal life at Buckingham Palace and cultural topics. It references difficulties in witge factories, rising costs, and a satire of society, with mentions of Diogenes, Diogenes tub, and winery departments in a florid, uncertain tone.
The piece reports interest in German mediation terms with the United States and the prospect the U S could influence a peace plan. It notes domestic debate on the accuracy and potential acceptance of German proposals and the role of President Wilson and other nations in shaping a mediatory effort.
The text notes a private appointed to a West Pont military post with a mention of a first magn er and United States ties. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a new private assignment on a border gervier region and references to a military academy and Antenia Trevag Charles Ff.
A New York city board of aldermen rebuked a proposal for salary raises affecting several department heads and staff. The heated discussion centered on a budget figure approaching 1.1 million dollars, with objections raised over the overall fiscal impact and timing.
French forces seized a Bulgarian post on the Macedonian front. A group of eight Bulgarian skirmishers, including poets or fighters, were captured along the Plent bank of the Vorder. The engagement occurred near Paris while the Oper Dione Oct ef Monaghr ar Seok oe es 8 ttlys Im.
The passage highlights Charles and Rem begicth Peate and Robert Falcon as artists connected with Warsland. It notes a painter known for portraits of revolutionary leaders and a claim that he was the first American enamel teeth manufacturer. He died in Philadelphia in 1807, with references to Ghestettetra Eld and notable figures like Benjamin Wert and the Battle of Trenton.
The piece discusses the link between intellect and tactile action, noting long debates on whether hands reflect thinking. It cites Vinay Hate and Em larinet, mentioning brain contact and unexpected bonds, and compares thought processes to how typewriter keyboards trigger responses.
Fragmentary text depicts a film scene where characters chase villains and a father reflects on the ending. Names and details are garbled, but the scene hints at a movie theater moment with tension and family reactions.
A fragment describes cleaning greasy woodwork by applying turpentine soaked cloth, wiping with a cloth dipped in water, and adding a base solution. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse, but outlines a preparation sequence for cleaning wood surfaces.
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