Catholic Prelate Denounces Cruelty in War Context
Father Murphy, noted church leader, told a Knights of Columbus gathering that Christianity remains unpracticed amid modern cruelty. He argued Catholic teachings uphold human dignity and praised American leaders like Washington and Franklin for dedication to church and freedom. He warned against revolting conduct and stressed Christian responses to world crises.
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Vamerica
Father Murphy
Knights of Columbus
Fraternity Hall
Washington
Franklin
American Republic
Finland Not To Be Independent, Report Says
Stockholm Dec 4 Report from Uellingfors Finland says Helslustki government in Petrograd appointed M Shishko governor general of Finland to oppose Nekragom who had been ousted by provisional soldiers. Note Leninist followers reject Finland's declared independence as all parties recognize a sovereignty law from the old diet July 19, upholding one governor general.
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Stockholm
Uellingfors
Finland
Helslustki
Petrograd
M. Shishko
N. V. Nekragom
Amagmatrea
Nikolai Lenine
Sheep Quarantined Over Footrot In Iowa Herds
Salt Laich reports foot-rot in sheep from Wyoming leading to quarantine of 120 animals at Hatch town and 30 at Chesterile, Iowa. F C Cale of the state livestock commission oversees the isolation and care plans. Officials say the disease is not fatal if cared for, though neglect could be deadly.
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Wyoming
F. C. Cale
Ilveatock
Hatchtown
Cheterile
Iowa
Ah. Cooley
Get Fresh Air to Fight Fat and Obesity
A dated advertisement urges daily open air time and weight loss aids. It promotes taking a daily capsule regimen after meals and before bed, weighing yourself every few days, and following directions to reduce fat and improve appearance. The copy claims long treatment success when other remedies fail.
Wartime delays postpone debut in Washington society
Enid Wiss Sims daughter of Congressmen and Cletus Sims of Tennessee will defer formal society presentations in Washington due to war. The postponement affects a capital social season noted for its young, prominent attendees as wartime renditions and duties pull focus from debutante events.
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Wiss
Enid’ Sims
Birs
Cletus Sims
Tennessee
Washington
Indigestion Cure Promoted With Bisulated Magnesia
Medical writers blame excess stomach acid for most indigestion. The ad urges avoiding digestive pills and recommends Bisulated Magnesia, taken after meals, in powder or tablet form, as a harmless and inexpensive remedy used by thousands to prevent sour stomach and discomfort.
U Boat Surrenders to the Americans at Atlantic Port
An enlisted U S Navy man who had just returned from France recounts a tale of a German submarine crew surrendering to an American warship after killing their officers. The Germans claimed two months at sea but said they had served three months and could no longer endure. A white flag was raised as the American ship came alongside.
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Atlantic
Nec
United States Navy
Mat Mney
Arrest in drug raid nets J Herman in Bingham
Chief Deputy Sheriff Edmonds and Deputy Sheriff Jones arrested J Herman at 8 pm in front of the police station after he stepped from a car from Salt Lake. A search recovered drugs valued over $100 cocaine and opium, three hypodermic syringes, and scale. Police had long suspected trafficking in Bingham, with Herman connected to the operation.
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Bingham
Admoni
B. Jones
J. Herman
Hrugs Ulegally
Herman
Salt Lake
Sherita
Hermals
Las
Meat inspectors not named in new city department plan
The city commissioners met last night and deferred appointing deputies for the new meat inspection department until Mayor Sleet Browning assumes office. Supervision of the Clement Inspection Department will be a responsibility of the mayor, delaying deputy appointments until his administration begins.
Large state treasury balance report shows funds totals
A state treasury report reveals a total balance of 1,223,960.55 with November receipts of 298,672.15 and disbursements of 490,007.94. Funds listed include general, road bond, school, university maintenance, agricultural college, fish and game, state capital building, forest reserves, reclamation, and several bond-related accounts among others. The report credits state treasurer Daniel O Larson with the figures.
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Daniel
Larson
O‘tal
Binte General Fami
Atete Road
Atate Dia
State
Agricultural College
Branch Agricultural Maioientanes
State Fish and Game
Federal Vocational and Educational Fund
Istate Reclamation
Redemption Fond
Paris Letter From War Front Describes Harsh Frontline Scene
Joseph Lipp notes his son Marc Blaine Lippman in Paris dated November 18 after arriving from the front. He reports a war zone of ruins, thousands of graves, and relentless danger. Marc details attempts to join aviation efforts, military training, and social updates from Halt Lake connections amid enduring hardship.
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Bald Lake
Joseph Lipp
Marc Blaine Lippman
Paris
Atant
Ginithereens
Charles & Stanton
Fred Hedman
Thomas Brien
Halt Lak
Jack Groesbecks
Red Croga
Sam. Williams
Parley L. Williams
Ime
Aviation Corps
Salt Lake
New York
A& I
Disease spread by German agents claims linked meningitis outbreak
Salty Lake December 4 Tribune reports lethal spinal meningitis traced to German espionage activity affecting Sam's army training camp and posta, indicating deliberate infection in the recent events.
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Saly Lake
Nebe Sam
Alleged German Agent Cited In Camp Bowle Meningitis Case
A Fort Worth paper clipping passed to Paul Eskonasy alleges a German‑born man enlisted at Camp Bowle defending a casing of meningitis among 24,600 soldiers. Quarantine stretched 14 days as eight spinal meningitis cases appeared, with claims of a vial of germs found on a suspect. The military authorities refused to name the alleged culprit.
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Paul Eskonasy
Texas Bhy
Eaker
Camp Howle
Sit
Quatanline
Hoddieva
Cams
navRn
Ithorides
Short Hotal Hospital Case Reappears in Dleage
A brief report notes that the outbreak resurged after a lull and now has one confirmed case at the Haar Hospital.
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Ithan
Haar Hospital
Train Robbery Witness Murder Tale Shifts Trials
Salt Lake Tribune reports United States Marshal Aquila Nebeker received word about a witness in a Western train robbery case. Charles Savage, already jailed on prior robbery charges, is linked to the death of a key witness near Purble Colorado. The case centers on a 18 month old heist aboard a freight car with a dead mail, while another alleged accomplice traveled toward Los Angeles.
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Salt Lake Tribune
United States
Aquila Nebeker
Toy Unter
Charien Savage
Uth
Unter Wan
Purble
Colo
Savage
Wichita
Charles Savage
Tuclanth Smith
Idaho Boy in the List of Dead
Washington dispatch lists three deaths from natural causes among American expeditionary forces reported to war department. Private Charles T. Perper engineers. Private Edward N. Wirrich engineers. Private Martin Kterran machine company. Entries note dates in November and causes such as pneumonia and other illnesses. Also mentions Karl C. Monahan and Ross Te Hoor among others with notes of injuries and fatalities.
Man Dies After Hay Load Accident at L D Hospital
Lee Rothwell of Murray reported a severe head injury after a load of hay toppled on a man causing a fractured skull. The injured youth remained briefly conscious before losing awareness as medical help arrived. He died en route to the hospital after initial skull surgery was planned.
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L. D. 8, Hospital
Lee Th. G.rothwell
Murray Wr
Balloon 8 Captured Near Trenton Neb After Flight
A balloon from Fork Omaha's student program escaped Sunday and drifted across Kansas Oklahoma into Nebraska. It was captured late yesterday six miles southwest of Trenton after damaging telephone and telegraph lines with three trailing steel cables.
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Omamia
Keby
Fork Omaha
Sun Day
Waa
Trenton
Neb
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Publicized for Cure
A long advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a cure for catarrh. It claims the remedy cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces, expels disease from the body, and offers a reward for those who cannot be cured. The ad names Toledo Ohio as a location and urges readers to start treatment immediately.
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Hall
Wentinoninia
Fear. CO
Toledo
Ohio
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