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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
5
Recounted events from the Ford Bevan Gays report compiled for the Banewt of the Busy Soadar. Telegraphic briefs summarize disparate incidents with concise wording and detached tone.
Long dispatches report Allied and Central powers actions, U S events, and domestic debates. Political shifts, wartime mobilization, labor conflicts, and diplomatic maneuvers are interwoven with local legislative moves and economic measures affecting workers and industry.
The Utah governor and lawmakers discussed budget priorities and government efficiency at a joint session on January 14. Officials emphasized careful financial management, economy, and proper allocation of funds for defense, public works, and state administration while preserving essential services. The debate covered taxation, debt, and the financing of university and public improvements, with a focus on not undermining operational efficiency.
Benetor Georg Dern presents a notice introducing nonpeTe sor residents for federal and local offices. The proposal covers Supreme Court candidates, city court judges, and certificates. includes contingent expenses and a planned joint reception.
The Utah Legislature begins its session with four women among its members, including two in the House and two in the Senate. The piece notes debates on women’s roles and anticipated policy discussions on welfare, banking, and public buildings, with emphasis on representation and proposed funding for projects and hospitals.
The fragmentary text references a Senate session in January or February discussing amendments and proposed changes to a district map. It mentions Senator McKinnes and possible moves affecting the Ble D Jack district and Leazue, with vague notes on a policy shift or procedural order.
The article notes Wisconsin Senator La Follette addressing the Senate on January 18 and advocating a policy shift. It mentions opposition from prowar factions and references events surrounding the Minnesota political scene and broader national debates on foreign policy.
Police officers in Beith and West Aproximately district drove back a marching group near a business area. Twenty or more mounted officers along with armoured vehicles patrolled as clashes occurred and police dispersed the crowd using batons and shields to restore order.
In Washington a reorganization plan is discussed with Secretaries Esker and General March chief of BLO to postpone war and pursue pacific goals. The talks aim to shape future military policy and evolve the nation’s stance until the next Congress session.
Fragmented OCR text describes Dutch tensions with mentions of Holland Tews Under Guard, Amsterdam, and guard actions. The garbled lines reference towns like Amsterdam and Rotterdam and a possible upheaval, suggesting a security response during unrest in the Netherlands.
A fragmented notice mentions Williams and Stay Yhaohington with references to a currency item and an expiration or end date. It cites beare tary GLAS in unclear terms, suggesting a financial or contractual deadline related to a customer or account. The readable fragments point to a pending currency action before a specified expiry.
A muddled fragment from Valdivostok references Inoopelis Pee, with unclear details and no verifiable outcome. The brief hints at a condensed event but lacks specific names, dates, or actions to confirm.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Victory Liberty related names and dates but content is unclear. References to Wexk Wasington and secretary Glaaenmudnerd Phuewday appear with an erect date noted as Oe corlag. Unable to determine full event or outcome from the readable fragments.
Reported mob violence targets Jews in the Ukrainian city of Ureditadew, described as the capital of the province. Hundreds reportedly wounded or killed as anti Jewish attacks erupt during Soviet era conflict, with Jewish leaders accused of fomenting fear and treasonous acts.
A fragmented list shows fifty states aligned in support for a constitutional amendment. The nation moves toward ratification with Delaware Texas and California among others cited as completing the process. Strong states including Kentucky Virginia Missouri and more are mentioned as ratifying. The tally reaches fifty states in total.
Fragmentary text from an from a report notes health and wealth aspects, mentions American health and wealth study. References to Argentina and general wealth distribution, clothing and equipment. Unable to extract clear names, dates, or outcomes due to garbled source.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a man jumping from a location in Maswa near Ronoway Bacan. It mentions a camp, a cure attempt, and a party or watchers at a beach setting. The text is garbled but implies a jump from a ledge or platform with a fall of about thirty feet.
A garbled report describes a local dispute involving Peasatto Ace and Reda Stackholn over a pecan ring and tax measures. The text references an inspector opposing excessive taxation to fight poverty and mentions village controversy with unclear details.
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A garbled OCR fragment hints at salaries in New York and political or social topics including the Proeteylerkieo and Boll Ben. unreadable names and dates obscure concrete actions or outcomes.
A terse report notes fatal injuries following an incident in New York involving a butler and an illness fever linked to a person named Jim. The fragmentary text references Carbendele and Pecos Dene era, with unclear roles and dates.
A transcription fragment states there will be no advance price increase for clothing in 1715. The note cites figures or authorities in Athens and Belail Chathleré but lacks clear names or dates to confirm specifics.
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