Utah Regents Face Mass Resignations At State University
FIXTEEN professors of the University of Utah have resigned after the regents ousted four others. Of 38 students planning to return next fall, 30 will stay only if resignations are accepted. The Star warns of a Utah insurrection likened to Piute uprisings, hinting at a student body rally against regents if action continues. Regent John Rea is named in alleged deal to dismiss department head J Allen Smith, with threats of broader resignations and student mobilization.
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Southern Pacific chief attacks government ownership move
Julius Kruttschnitt, chief executive of the Southern Pacific, publicly says government movement of enterprises is a failure. He suggests that federal banking and driving the railroad out of political management are behind his criticism. He notes the only way to secure business is by showing a sweet temper.
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Improvement clubs in Seattle push park band music funding
Improvement clubs in Seattle urge board meeting Friday to secure band music in parks. If the board fails to act, clubs will join the movement and raise funds locally to ensure music programs. The text frames a call for community service and local fundraising as real work and opportunity.
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Do They Want Him Cross-Eyed
Washington dispatch argues that United States interests in the open door policy require closer watching of Asia and potential focus toward Europe with a side glance at Mexico. Downtwn cluster in Seattle to get flower boxes if funds come from council. West Seattle car ridership hits profits. Secretary Daniels creates a vice president's flag. Texas kills racing gambling bill hindering statewide pari mutuel links.
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Fragments of Jokes and Banter Across The Page
A collage of comic snippets from a newspaper page includes dialogue and gags about facing relatives, awkward introductions, humorous misreadings, and light crime sketches. The pieces feature unnamed narrators and recurring punchlines about social mishaps and everyday absurdities.
Get Out Doors For Health In Late Winter
Tips urge outdoor exercise despite cold damp days to improve health and combat indoor air contamination. Emphasizes vitality loss in winter and better recuperation from open air, even in chill, with notes on skin grease and a claim for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets to cure a cold in one day.
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Jitney Bus News Promises Seattle to Frisco Route
Pacific Coast businessmen plan a Seattle to Frisco jitney service with 150000 subscribed to fund the scheme. Tent cities will host passengers at night and service is slated to begin by mid April. A Portland test car earned 5.65 for eight hours with 1.76 profit after depreciation on a 1600 vehicle.
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Passion Play Christ Actor Joins War To Fight Allies
Anton Lang of Oberammergau, famed for portraying Christ in the Passion Play, has joined a ski infantry unit at the front to fight French Chasseurs Alpines in the Vosges. He left his wife and three children, while villagers torn by pride and fear watch as the beloved actor answers the call of patriotism.
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Impres s bill at Loew s features Pattee and fiddlers
Col. Pattee and his old soldier fiddlers headline Loew's Impress week. Despite no one reading music, the lineup includes Lew Hoff man the juggler, O'Neil Sisters singers and dancers, Sandy Shaw a second Harry Lauder, and other attractions making a strong bill.
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Dandruff Treatment Claim Affects Hair Loss Stop
An advertisement urges readers to use Danderine to treat dandruff and stop hair loss. It claims dandruff irritation causes hair roots to shrink and fall out, promising rapid restoration after several applications. The ad promotes purchasing a two bottle supply at drugstores.
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