Utah News Briefs Highlight 1915 Utah Developments
Utah convicts may work roads in Sevier County this winter while Salt Lake bank clearings for November 1915 are projected to exceed 1914 by 13.9 percent. Governors and officials face threats, trials, sugar beet and celery industry news, organ reconstruction, and various local projects from Eureka to Grantsville. Interlinked items cover mining, construction, agriculture, and state finances with multiple named places and organizations.
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Sevier County
Salt Lake
William Spry
Hillstrom
Ogden
G. Mood
Peter Ryan
Utah
San Diego Exposition
Hoi. Gerry
James Riley
Willard
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Enst
Bear River
Yy. G. Austin
Austin Organ Company
Eureka
Grantsville Irizh School
Second Ward
Ogden High School
Board of Education
George
McLaughlin
Maland
Idaho
Ray M. Thompson
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad
Centerville
Wilcox
Salt Lake Associated Canal Companies
Jordan River
Utah Lake
Compromise Point
Layton Sugar Company
Secretary of State
Virginia
Lawrence
Marie Musig Dalton
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Creek
BP. J. Sanders
Davis County
Sal Lake County
San Francisco
Belgians land at Archangel as war fronts widen
Corespondent reports Arctic Archangel sees Belgian army units along with French soldiers and British sailors. Austrian prisoners toil at docks while American autos arrive. The rail and port system Struggles with double tracking on the Vladivostok route as munitions flow to Russia.
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Archangel
Nikolai Koslov
Chicago News
Moscow
Russiia
Arctic Ocean
Nome
Belgium
White Sea
Russia
Brabanconne
America
Vladivostok
Vologda
Osnabruck
Solomboia
Solombola
Solomboala
Arctic Littoral
Turkestan
Jack Tara
Theo
Pleads for Indian Friends by Mary Roberts Rinehart
Mary Roberts Rinehart, famed war correspondent, visited Washington to champion Blackfeet Indians. She met President and Secretary Lane and secured a pledge for extra rations for the Blackfeet this coming winter after her trip to Glacier National Park and adoption into the tribe.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Europe
Washington
Archangel Freight Yard Brims With War Corps and Alien Troops
A traveler describes Archangel during wartime, detailing endless freight activity, vast coal dumps, and barracks for laborers. He notes diverse troops and prisoners, including Austrians, Belgians, French, and Russians, mingling along docks, streets, and shipyards, with guard palisades, monasteries, and a Red Cross hospital nearby.
The Christmas Chimes in the Silent Tower
In a distant city a grand church with a famed tower hides a long silent chime. Pedro and his brother seek the Christmas celebration while one boy stays to help a sick woman and offers a token at the altar, awakening the bells with a selfless act.
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Soma
Angela
Hyley
Stones Tower
Pedro
Phare
Christ Child
Fedro
Lrother
Little Brother
Petre
Lsten
Little Piace
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