Utah Dairy Butters Scored In Western Uniformity Effort
Utah and other western states join with the U S Department of Agriculture to push a uniform western butter standard. Salt Lake market butters were scored by federal expert Guy Frevert and rated poor. Scores and wrapper marks noted. state and federal officials plan a larger, April or May scoring event with judges from state colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake, Ore
Utah
Western States
Dairy
United States
Department of Agriculture
Dairy and Food
Heder C. Smt
Salt Lake
Guy B. Frevert
Federal Dairy Division
Malarmum Salt Lake
Atate Department
Caimintesioner
Smith
Dairy and Food Departments
Idaho
Montana
Crefan
Washington
Board of Judges
Debate on London Declaration and arbitration in war
London debated Britain's stance on the London Declaration and possible arbitration with the United States. Lords stressed neutrality rights, international law, and avoiding bias toward belligerents while considering arbitration for unresolved prize court disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Lord Reading
United States
Farl
Fortymouth
Apeskiog
Houss
Oget Md
Vil Ible
Marquis of Lansdowne
Connell
International Tribunal
Marquis of
Washington
Edward Gray
Edward Grey
Lansdowne
Germany
Wortemouth
Foreign Office
Aghia
Lanadoxne
Hirpes
England
Hacane
Viscount Bryce
Bettaln
Lord Bryce
German Plot to Blow Up Turin Arsenal Exposed
Milan December 1 A German plan to blow up the Turin arsenal is detailed a trunk delivery at Lugano station challenged by Swiss and Italian authorities. An exile from Sulan hired an anarchist to Zurich to obtain explosives here and in Lugano. The anarchist alerted Turin, explosives confiscated, German agent arrested, Swiss inquiries begun.
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Andre Beaumont
Milan
Turin
Li Rano
Lake Lugaco
Bwies Secret Service
Lugano
Sulan
Zurich
Tuon
Turin-Parie Hoe
Italy
Lake Cerise
Lugan
Jo Lugano
Iis
Icke
Dight
Hallan Sal
Kaiser’s Mission Still in Doubt
London reports uncertainty over Emperor William’s aim amid Austrian cabinet resignations and German efforts to pressure Austria into a German alliance. Balkan campaigns continue with Austro German advances into Montenegro and Serbia while Bulgaria claims gains near Monastir. Romania’s stance remains unclear as Greece edges toward partial neutrality reassessment.
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London
William
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Francis Joseph
Pope Benedict
Bulgaria
Balkane
Greece
Ferdinand
Agalhat
Monaatle
Monastir
Avatriana
Montenegro
Gereman
Rustchuk
Danube
Rumania
Isana
Dlepathhea
Athens
Antoolki
Iconzo River
Italy 10 Stand With The Allies In Parliament
Rome December 1 Foreign Minister Sonaipa announced in parliament that Italy had signed the London pact of September and that one entente ally would join in peace efforts while Ruvala Frece and Great Britain would participate in the peace process Italy said a cabinet communiqué would outline its European stance as deputies arrived at the session amid applause
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Rome
Sonaipa
Italy
Piensa
Entente
O& Osepata
Ruvala
Frece
Jnitala
Topella Miniater
Serbia
Creal Erowde
Sna Blona
Selandra
New Haven Directors Cleared of Sherman Violation Charge
New York judge finds no criminal intent by William Mocks and others accused as former New Haven and Stratford railroad directors of violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. Government testimony excluded, focus shifts to alleged 1913 agreement between the New Haven and Grand Trunk Railway of Canada as trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
William Mocks
Teller
Hie
New Haven
New England
Hunt
Charles G. Mellen
Audi & Purpose
Eerest Obatacter
Ralimay
Caneda
Exporters Must Be Up and Doing
New York reports a survey by the Federal Trade Commission shows 60,000 firms with 35,000,000 or more in annual sales, 20,000 from half a million to a million, and 4,500 from one to five million while most firms are small. Edward N. Hurley warns exporters not to assume Europe will recover markets without effort and urges seizing postwar opportunities to prevent decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Mr. Hurley
Mr. Marley
United States
Hurley
England
Germany
France
Narrow Escape For F A Hickok In Night Shooting
F A Hickok narrowly escaped a large caliber bullet fired toward him at his workshop located at 473 South Main Street. The incident occurred after a man tried to sell a stolen car to Hickok and his brother, who testified in the case against Mexican suspect Rafael Martinez. Detectives Lyon and Hooper investigated as Martinez remained jailed awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
F. A. Hickok
Pta
Ray Mickok
South Main Street
Mater
Flay Ulekok
Wiliam Floyd
Gare
Tate
Tafael Martines
California
Williams
Eddington
Martines
Hay I Hilckok
Hickok
Atikiog
Harlow Vy. Lyon
W. E. Hooper
Bootlegging Warrants Issued in Idaho County
County Attorney C Douglas Smith has issued warrants charging eighteen people with bootlegging and Faribito crimes. Nine establishments in Pocatello and Soda Springs are named including Mika Gas Place Mint poolroom Tom Tempest Akropoulon hotel Mission pool hall Elk and Horseshoe resorts Conroy hotel and Clark's place. The Solo pool hall and Caribou hotel at Soda Springs are also listed. By late hour about two thirds had been taken into custody as authorities vow to keep breaking up bootlegging and gambling with strict measures.
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Pocatello
Kano
wJec
cCouny
C. Douglas Silth Haa
Bootterring
Faribitos
Soda Springs
Mika Gah Place
Mint Poolroom
Tom Tempest
Akropoulon Hotel
Mission Pool Hall
Elk and Horseshoe Resorts
Conroy Hotel
Clark's Place
Solo
Caribou
Tha
Divorced Couple Has Been Wedded in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City December 2 marriage of Paul Keyser and Margaret Dunn was quietly performed at Stanford Court apartments San Francisco about noon yesterday witnessed by about twenty friends. Bride Madeline Keyser now Mrs Ernest George left for Boston after the ceremony. Keyser prominent in Salt Lake business and club life. George, Boston banker, Harvard graduate, will reside in Boston. Present marriage follows prior divorce six months earlier in Batt Lake.
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Salt Lake
Paul Keyser
Margaret Dunn
Stanford Court
San Francisco
Madeling Keyser
Ernest George
Cincinnati
Paul
Madeline Keyser
Batt Lake
Checred
Mise Dunn
Kev
Robert Walker
J. F. Duon
Benjamin A
Clerel
Salt Laka
Eax
Mr. Keyser
Hiebride
Obituary: Br Whitehead of Springville Lived in Utah Since 1865
Funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock Friday from the Springville chapel with interment in the City cemetery. Br Whitehead, native of England, came to the United States at age seven, lived in Philadelphia before moving to Utah in 1865 and settling in Springville. He managed Springville Woolen Mills for years, later ran a mercantile business, and in later years farmed and gardened. His two wives died within a year of each other. Survived by children Mrs Frank Strew, Mrs A C Bird, William Whitehead of Springville, John of Eureka, Lambert of Haaven Idaho, Mrs C B Dich of Los Angeles.
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Springville
Br. Whitehead
England
United States
Whee
Philadelphia
Whitehead
Utah
Springrills
Frank Strew
A. C. Bird
William Whitehead
John
Eureka
Lambert
Hanvon
Idaho
C. B. Dich
Lea Angeles
Woman and two others killed in Gary mud accident
In Gary Indiana a car overturned and sank into mud killing three women Mia Anna Adkins of Hammond Indiana M L Goodrode of Chicago and Jack Thompson of Needles California. Police and firemen recovered the bodies after a pedestrian spotted the tail light and one foot in the mud during the search for a possible additional victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Cal
Ixtra
Gary Marah
Free Department
Mia
Anna Adkins
Hammond
Goodrode
Chicago
Jack Thompson
Needles
Poller
Tre
Supreme Court Rules On Taxes In Salt Lake City Case
The Utah Supreme Court ruled that a contract for a public improvement may exceed the engineers estimate if property owners are informed and protest is not shown, reversing lower findings. The decision remands in the Brantag case and affirms the Jackson partition suit, with notes on reactions and a separate Idaho item.
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State
Ai Preme
L. Franklin Branttog
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court
District Court
Atta
Emily J. Jackson
Lydia Haslam
District Court J
Desfendants
Rector attacks Carnegie foundation propaganda over war literacy
In Pocatello Idaho, rector Robert Techudy denounces a public school war propaganda campaign as sophistry. He argues it undermines patriotism. Directors oppose using arithmetic in local schools. Separately, Pocatello schools begin a weekly saving program for children.
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Robert Techudy
Carnesie Foundation
Carnegie Foundation
Carnogie Tapdytlon
Tachudy
Camesio
Scotland
Pocatety
Pocatello
Idaho
Wlre
Baseball Fans See World Championship Games at Ogden Theater
Boston and Philadelphia face off in world championship games shown at Ogden Theater Friday and Saturday with President Wilson and Mrs Galt watching from the crowd.
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Ogden Theater
Wilson
Mrs. Galt
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Utah Butters
Scowcroft
Ogden
Tie Mossinet Atte
Royal Cleaning & Pressing CO
24Th Street
24Th St
Arsenal
Kaiser
Balt Lake
James Whitehead
Springvide
Pneumosia
Sonora
Panama
George A
Sonora Instrumenta
Hiawatha Coal
Carnegie
Ogden State Bank Cor
25Th Street
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