Home Economics at Logan College Conference
Announcement by the Logan College committee for the annual conference of state and county home economics workers from eleven western states. The Utah Agricultural College hosts May 2 3 and 4 at the Utah Agricultural Courte. Professor John T. Caine Itt directs extension work with Gertrude MeCheyne and Florence E. Ward representing the U S department of agriculture. Several state representatives are expected. Meetings open to public but target state and government home economics workers. Officials seek clearer understanding of home demonstrator problems.
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Utah Agricultural Courte
John T. Caine Itt
Utah Agricultural College
Gertrude Mec Cheyne
Uish
Mien
Florence E. Ward
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Would You Gain a Pound A Week for Three Months
An advertisement touts 3 grain hypo-nucinge tablets claimed to increase weight and improve the nervous system. It suggests regular use for several months to aid digestion and absorption. The tablets are sold in sealed packages by physicians and apothecaries.
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Berin
Conference aims to standardize work across western states
States to be represented at the conference include Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana New Mexico Nevada Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming. Utah Agricultural College support and U S D A official A C Trur will participate along with extension chief C Hmlth assisting on western matters.
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Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Asde
Utah Agricultural College
A.C. Trur
C. Hmlth
North and
West
New Submarine Rules Drafted Reported
Christiania April 34 via London 4 20 p m The Norges Handely Blolartatiaence says the German government will draft new regulations on submarine warfare against neutral shipping based on reports from German consuls in neutral countries. Spal reportedly has obtained concessions.
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Christiania
London
Norges Handely Blolartatiaence
Cermen Mintalera
Spal
Elk Basin oil drill planned near Ohio Oil acreage
An Elk Basin oil firm announces drilling of its draft well on land adjoining Ohio Oil in Elk Basin Wy Otalag. Ohio Oil shares show volatility with prices quoted around 34 to 100.99 per share. Elk Basin United Oil trades at 10 cents ahead of drilling. Advertisement cites Hudson and 25th Street old Marshall Drug Store.
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Elk Haaln
United Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Elk Basin
Wy- Otalag
Elk Basin United Oil Company
Hudson and
25Th Street
Old Marshall Drug Store
Foreign Trade Bill Favorably Reported by Committee
The administration measure to allow American firms to combine for foreign selling without breaking the Sherman antitrust law was favorably reported to the judiciary committee.
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Washington
Indictary Committee
Alma Taylor Named to Japanese Embassy Post in Tokio
Washington April 24 Senator W H King urges Alma Taylor of Salt Lake City to the American embassy in Tokio citing her ability to speak and read Japanese law. King also backs A B Smith of Ogden and L R Martineau of Salt Lake as appraisers for the federal farm loan board. Edmond J Lawler named postmaster at Worthalt Lake County and Daniel W Wood at Minersville. George Marshall removed from position.
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Washington
W. H. King
Spon
State Lawsite
Alma Taylor
Balt Lake
Tokio
Taylor
Benator King
Smith
Ogden
L. R. Martineau
Salt Lake
Russia Not To Seek Peace Demonstration in Petrograd Duma
In Petrograd an immense crowd cheered as Prof Milukoff and U S ambassador David Francis escaped harm on the platform of Alexander Hall. Francis denied any separate peace and hailed Allied unity, while Milukoff affirmed that Russia will not pursue peace without victory and cited Wilson’s shift to support entry into the war. The event, arranged by the Society for Promoting Friendly Relations, emphasized anti-peace sentiment and renewed resolve.
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Petrogran
London
Professor T'aul Milukof
David R
Francis
Alexander Hall
Duma
Russa
Ararrica
Society For
Hussia
United States
Prussia
Germany
3Filu- Koff
Daron Toren
Miluko
Ruasla
Wilson
Milukof
America
Publishers Back Wilson in AP Meeting in New York
New York April 24 Newspaper publishers from across the country gathered for the Associated Press annual meeting and pledged broad support for the government's war effort. A patriotic luncheon featured unfurling of flags and a choral rendition as President Wilson's telegram expressed regret for not attending. Speakers included Joseph Choate and Grossetta Grosbut, with Frank Noyes as toastmaster.
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New York
Associated Press
Congress
United States
England
France
Freaideot Wilson
Hia
Gotrroment
Joseph
Choate
Se Meter
Grosatup
Frank Jr. Noyes
American Flying Corps Star Killed
Corporal Ronald Hoakler of South Orange, MN, an American Flying Corps star, was killed in an aerial combat during an offensive in Tibet. John Zapulich, Serbian, was bound over to district court on assault with intent to murder after a prelim hearing before Judge Green. Witness Feldence Gor nick said Zapulich knocked Teriech down and renewed the attack.
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Faris
Ronald Hoakler
South Orange
Jorngtese
Izapulish
Dinguam
John Zapulich
Green
Noad
Zapulich
Nick Teriech
Feldence
Stertin Gornick
Parieeh
Jay Prostrate
Ex-Queen of Hawaii Forgives After War Rift
The aged Hawaiian queen Liliuokalani forgives resentment toward the United States as the American flag rises over Hawaii. Her words reflect a turning point after the war declaration against Germany and shifting loyalties.
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Hawaii
Litinokalani
United States
Germany
Poem Reading at Hunan on Strices and Graduation Note
Fragmented details describe Dr Condon reading his poem The Wanton Destruction of Song Birds at Humane day in First Presbyterian church. The verse laments fashion and bird life, with quoted stanzas from 1914 publication. Also notes graduation exercises set for Friday May 28 at Columbia Theatre with about 195 graduates and a 40 cent dress area for clothing.
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First Presbyterian Church
Condon
Millaera
Rong Binle
Amasa 5
Provo
Columbia Theatre
Eyes of the World film slated for Orpheum opening
Harold Bell Wright discusses adapting The Eyes of the World for the screen, praising its quality over rushed productions. He notes the need for care, extended preparation, and the motion picture as a serious literary medium, predicting strong influence on future author collaborations.
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Harold Beit Wriebt
U. Cluce
Orpheum Theatre
de Cade
Hag Bees
Arm
Harold Bell Wright
Sven
Finej
Anoher
Wright
Peace terms astonish world and Germany faces moderation
Amsterdam dispatch reports the German press toutting democratic aims and moderation in peace terms at a reception for foreign journalists. The claim is that democracy is on the march and the world will be astonished by Germanys proposed terms. Also, in Birmingham three powder workers were killed in an explosion at Acme Explosives in Coalburg, with several injured.
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Amsterdam
Angelger
Dusseldorf
Derlin
Birmingham
Ala
Totay
Coalburg Want
Acie Explosives Company
Cole Bros World Tour to Stage Two Ogden Shows
Cole Bros World Tour presents two big performances in Ogden on Monday April 30. Advertising chief Josh Billings and a crew of twenty billposters and artists push banners lithographs and route ads as far as twenty to thirty miles from town. Promoter claims unique all steel cars and two hour acts featuring wild and domestic animals plus European and American acts led by clown troupe headed by Happy Charley Post. J C Tracy arranged contracts. district contest to follow at Tabernacle May 9 with multiple wards represented.
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Southernn Pacific
Cole Bros
Josh Billings
Mr. Dillings
Hillings
Maels
Charley Post
Cole Dros
Jenal Por
J. C. Tracy
Cala Bros
Adv
Roy and Hiverdals
Tabernacle
Malad
Cox Elder
Beat River
Curlew
Morgan
Ogden
Burr Mit
North Weber
Weber and Woodruff
Profeator Russell
Weber Collessy
Cotteate
Mra. Blackhamfe
Weber College Public Speaking Contest Tonight
The annual Weber stake M I A public speaking contest will be held tonight at Weber college. The event is open to the public with contestants expected to perform.
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Weber Stake
M. I. Aublic
Weber College
Relief for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
Advertisement advises using double strength peppermint tincture added to hot water and sugar, then taken as a tablespoon four times daily. Claims quick relief from catarrhal deafness and head noises, with open nostrils easier breathing and reduced throat mucus. Colley Grog Co. endorsement included.
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Colley Grog Co
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