U S Marines Land at Vladivostok Reported by Allies
In Vladivostok American Marines join British and Japanese forces guarding docks and depots while overall coordination of the allied presence draws cautious approval from London. Reports note limited details on troop numbers and official Navy confirmation remains pending.
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Washington
Vladivostok
Troasin
Amerle
Hie
Siberian
Japan
Siberia
Navy Department
Vladi Vailyk
Ogden Tailor Finds Remedy Value in Simple Reputed Drug
A newspaper ad claims a simple preparation relieves stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis by removing mucus and reducing inflammation. One dose is said to convince, with money refunded if not. Product promoted by A. J. McIntyre Drug Co. advertisement.
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Mary Mayr
A. J. McIntyre Drug Co
Swestock Forming Clear Creek County Association
In Box Elder County near Trigham City the Clear Crees association formed with Beauville as president Joseph A Montgomery as vice president and secretary treasurer. directors include JX Montgomery Charles Kenyon Moses Daron and others. Officers met at Vest stud to discuss local issues and the organization plans.
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Trigham City
Clear Crees Lock Association
Box Elder County
Uy Beauiwell
Joseph A Montgomery
Creretary
Tron
Montgomery
Charles Kenyon
Moses
Daron
Yi Wa Truoy
Vest Stud
San
Clon Creek
Todd
Aceaterin
West Front War Talk and Allied Unity in Chicago
In Chicago April 11, British and American leaders praised Allied unity and the American contribution to World War I. Lord Reading lauded American resolve and labor for helping win the war, while officials highlighted coordinated efforts with French and British forces and the long, costly fight against German advances. The speech stressed the moral stakes, the collapse of Russia, and the crucial role of the Allied navies and manpower in sustaining the war effort.
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Chicago
France
Earl of Thwating
Meiish
Stb
Justice of
England
United States
EL S
Tord Traling
Germany
Russia
America
U. S
Lord Read+ Ing
Susk
Iasting
Penner
Pall
Belgium
Income Tax for British Workmen in Early Protests
A fragmented report discusses income tax for British workers around Shefield, noting rising charges and wage effects. It cites earnings examples, such as shop workers paid around 16 pounds, and mentions broader tax policy impacts on middle earners amid a prosperous period.
Girls Rot Authorized to Seek Money for Soldiers
A garbled report alleges a group of girls posing as high school workers solicit funds for soldiers. Principal J M Reezon denounces the scheme, says the girls lack sober representation of any school. Authorities warn the operation is unauthorized and will be investigated by county and state highway officials in coordination with the state committee.
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J. M. Reezon
Road inspection plans spark district attention
In Marin, district engineer Berwin Bisiziet Neo outlines steps to inspect and repair roads amidst weather concerns. The notice warns of ongoing work, delays, and required coordination with local crews and residents.
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Top Marin
Engiver
Forest
Berwin Bisiziet Neo
Brigham City Notes April Meeting Report
Fragmentary civic notes from Brigham City mentioning a Saturday meeting of a local ASA group. Text is garbled but indicates lawyers and a discussion of city matters or events. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Farm bureau plans local farm helper program
Attorneys push Ely action aligning with state desire that city men work spare time on farms. County bureau registering every available person to spend time on farms, promising relief to tillers and preventing reduced crops. Many businessmen and professionals plan to join in rural enlistment during summer.
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Mircady
Elijer
Bareau
Foley's Honey and Tar for night cough relief
The Evening Line-Up notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a bedtime aid for children and adults with coughs and colds. It claims quicker relief, better sleep, and fewer coughing fits, with warnings about dosage and absence of sedative effects.
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Foley
Howards Aft
Everish
Bishop Jones resigns amid pacifist ties and inquiry
The House of Bishops accepted Bishop Paul Jones of the Missionary Province of Utah resignation amid allegations of pacifist associations and unsettled questions linking him to a controversial organization. Jones will retain his title but operate under new constraints as the church reorganizes wartime missions. Bishop James Gibner G haw of Grace Cathedral was unanimously elected to head the Philippines as successor to Charles Brent, who has served in war work abroad.
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Fplsenpachitech
Bishopaul Jones
Utah
House of Bishops
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dUway
Ming 5
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Jones
Hhm
Thhy Baie
Tree
Tony
Tish Jones
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Craneisca
Philippines
Ilay
Ile Wil
Charles Brent
Gresham
Ni Orleans
Tynedueqtal
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Citiren
Maybe He Chewed Gum Debunked in Chicago Papers
A fragmentary report from Chicago papers questions the age claim of a man said to be 169 years old and notes confusion over whether he attempted pipe chewing. The piece hints at disbelief and references possible exchange market chatter.
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