Sultan laments lack of foresight amid Armenian tragedy
In a taped interview, the sultan expresses sorrow over the Armenian massacres under Turkish political factions. He condemns slow orders and insists justice will be pursued, blaming misrule and inability to prevent the atrocities. He defends the nation’s innocence while acknowledging responsibility.
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Jaindon
Der
Leaniton
Mohammed
Britten
Gler
Adauch Stromser
Ais
Turkey
Ila
Sultan Thrower
Bat Blish
Quinlan Draft Exposure and Baseball Career Recap
A fragmented account traces Quinlan’s wartime draft exposure and varied baseball career. It notes his refusal to seek exemption as an essential worker, service at Camp Lon and in France, time with Scranton and the Chicago Americans, a Coast League deal, Salt Lake City play, a Columbus stint, and a return to shipyard work and the plant team as the draft loomed.
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Philadelphia
Camp Lon
France
Mix
Ims
Quinlan
Pone
Scranton
Tuck Freeman
Biz
Chicago Americans
Calor
Serred
Salt Lake Jewry
Columbus
Salt Lake City
Larryy Chappell
Terms of Court in Second Istaitgt Daggett and Morgan Counties
A state statement signed by Judges Pratt and Agee outlines district court terms for Daggett Morgan Weber and others. Daggett begins on the third Saturdays of January April and July with adjustments for holidays. Morgan starts on the fourth Saturday of January May and September. Weber begins on the first Saturdays of January March May July September and November, with sessions shifting to the next day if a holiday.
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Jaggett, Davis
Morgen
Webpred
A.B. Pratt
ACW
Agee
Daggett County
Morgan County
Weber County
Quake Shocks Recorded at the U S Observatory
An intense earthquake about 2,600 miles south of Washington was recorded on a seismograph at Georgetown University Observatory. Shocks began at 3:48 and lasted about an hour, with needles swinging free after four. A sharp shock occurred at 1:22, and officials suspected a disturbance in South America.
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Washington
Georgetown University Observatory
América
Baseball Star Tommy Quinlan Injured in War Action
Tommy Quinlan, a baseball star with Salt Lake City and a member of the American Association, was severely wounded in the Argent forest battle in early November as the Seventy ninth division fought in France. Paris dispatches note Wilson’s Paris arrival December 18 amid reports of Quinlan’s casualty.
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C. Pee
Argontte Forest
Tommy Quinlan
Salt Lake City
Letauc
Ani Catunt
American Association
justTe
Paris
France
Quinlan
Wilson
Marshal Hulind Atled
Echo de Paris
Messages From Wilson by Wireless Sealed Cipher News
Washington December 6 A dispatch notes the presidency using a special code for wireless messages. Secretary Tumulty, returning from New York, expects to relay instructions with near White House immediacy. The messages press for routine matters while Carter Glass nomination stands out among this pace of official communications.
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Washington
Mossagen
Uunlness
George Washington
Tumulty
New York
Vanfereiey
Carter Glass
Formulating Plans For Collection of Internal Revenue
Revenue bureau outlines steps for tax collection next year under current law or proposed reforms. Officials expect possible filing date extension beyond March and payment extension past June. Blank forms and letters prepared with instructions contingent on new legislation. distribution scheduled February 1 if legislation uncertain.
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Wariington
Dee. hoNow Pass
Interval Revenue Bureau
Ney
Petwuary
Treasury
Inetsia the Suiges
Americans Released From German Camps Returning to Troops
Americans released from prisoner camps in Germany began arriving at the War Department. The list includes names such as George A. Kattenburg, Durlock Cal. John W. Franklin, Leon ta. Carlla Knorreborg, Fairview, Mant. General Pershing’s report notes the third army advancing into Germany as part of the occupation force.
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Warhington
J.nanins
Germany
War Department
George A. Kattenbure
Durlock
Cal
John
Franklin
Leon
Carlla
Knorreborg
Fairview
Mant
Washington
Pershine
Eyday
Third Army
Rescue of British Crew From Submarine Near Clyde After Save
An extraordinary AP report tells of a British submarine disaster near the Clyde that sank stern first to 18 fathoms with 82 aboard. Divers later recovered 57 tons of wreckage and survivors, including Captain Goodhart who died in the attempt. another officer reached the surface to report conditions.
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Goathart
Jules Verne
Svarc
Goodhart
Iain Goodhare
Local Red Cross Publicity Campaign Through Newspapers
The American Red Cross plans a universal publicity drive through newspapers in Vedena and surrounding territories to sustain Red Cross work during and after the war. The campaign aims to maintain funding via newspaper publicity despite unusual conditions, covering Calor New Mexicae Wyoming and Liabie for a Christmas appeal.
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Rew Cross
Vedena Ly
Ith fUto Ail
Oneterti
Red Cross
Manly
Publiciisy
Tevision
Red Cross Membership Drive Aims At Universal Support
The Red Cross urges universal membership as a wartime relief effort. It notes two million men need care until return to peaceful life, and cites widespread destruction in occupied countries and the disruption of daily life and resources.
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Red Cross
Red Grose
Tonic of Iron and Herbs Promised to Restore Health Quickly
Advertises Carlamene Tablets as a risk reducing tonic for weak, tired, nervous, and anemic individuals. Claims a tried formula from a good physician and urges immediate use under a doctor’s instruction via Saheb Advertisement. Promotes three grain Cadomenn tablets as the path to renewed vitality and better life.
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Thayr
Heath
Perterr
Ana JenJoy
Chera
Umea
Will Continue Defense Councils in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska The state defense councils will persist to aid postwar readjustment efforts. Washington reports from the Nebraska points council indicate state and municipal defense bodies may continue to support federal programs and assist in demobilization and postwar employment. The national plan suggests legislators authorize continued state councils to facilitate soldiers and workers demobilization and postwar placement.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Nobr
Der
G— Thintas Ronal Council
Atl State
Revaty
Comemunity
Municipu
Defenge
Acdar
Washington
Nebrasks Pints
Launel
Iegislatier
Sy Monde
Assiat
Red Cross Christmas News Service Plan Outlined
The writer describes a proposed plan to coordinate with publishers to distribute frequent news updates during the war. Papers in various towns would receive tailored material, with stories crafted to captivate readers and showcase wartime cooperation. The message thanks recipients for their support and notes a Christmas cooperative effort.
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Cniae
Collier Saturn Returns After Gale With Water in Hold
The naval collier Saturn, which left Tuesday afternoon for Vladivostok, returned today to port with ten feet of water in her hold. Five pumps were at top speed to reduce the water as the ship lurked a terrific gale off here.
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Collier
Ronoluss
Saturn
Seturn'sop Works Damaged by KPAS in Caribbean Storm
The hurricane that swept Uonalulu and the island of Oahbit caused damage estimated between a quarter and a half million dollars. The event affected local businesses including Seturn'sop Works and involved KPAS in the storm’s aftermath.
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Seturn
KPAS
Uonalulu
Oahbit
Baween
Mrs Cecelia Farresh Cannon Dies in Omaha Neb
Mrs. Cecelia Farresh Cannon wife of Milghand T Cannon connected with Salt Lake Security Trust dies of double pneumonia in Omaha Nebraska. She had gone to Omaha to spend the winter with her mother and brothers. Two minor children a boy and a girl survive. Funeral planned in Omaha.
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IRS
B. T. Cannon
Cecelia Farresh Canon
Milghand T. "Cannon
Salt Lake, Security & Trust Company
Ohmaha
Neb
Ward
Cannon
Omaha
Omaha Buriay
Phosphate Pills Promised for Thin People
An advertisement touts organic phosphate as a cheap, effective aid for thin individuals claiming to restore nerve strength energy and general vitality. It promises rapid weight gain and improved mood, urging readers to seek “Mtra-phorphate” from druggists and warning against misuse or overreliance.
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Jabarollas
Mtra-phom
Tostex
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