Germans Build Plane to Cross Atlantic
London dispatch reports Germans are constructing an airplane to attempt a transatlantic crossing and a Zeppelin under construction with the same aim. The craft reportedly has a 148 foot wingspan and around 5000 horsepower, with plans to convert aluminum frames into commercial machines. A Zeppelin factory at Friedrichshafen is said to be building an airship capable of transatlantic voyage carrying 100 passengers, nine engines and eight propellers. Also from Rio, Dr Hui Barbosa is named chair of Brazil’s delegation to the Versaille peace conference.
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London
Atlantic
Berlin
Daily Express
Narres
Rhowah
Aireratt Cietory
Stanken
Devlin
Ilee
Rio Janeiro
Hui Barbosa
Bragalinn Senate
League of Nations debate on enforceable peace terms
Senators debated the League of Nations and the power to enforce its rulings, with Borah Walsh and Williams arguing over whether a world court and military enforcement are necessary. Critics warned against entangling alliances while supporters said a league could prevent war if trusted to act, with questions on jurisdiction and national sovereignty lingering.
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Washington
Dee
Theie Wits
Senate
Henulors
Lewis
Wiiota
Walsh
Momann
Williams
Mississippi
Horak
Kaho
Reyubttenh
Weod
Miesoust
Nemocrat
Lee Diny
Cummins
Republica
Theta Ap
Haumthor Senate
Dnilvering
Teague of Nations
Amd
League
Seniic Horah
Borah
A. J. Tat‘far
Tvitieh
Thifonrlas
Beant Borah
Treraes
Dorah
The
United
Turkey
Agia
Rees
Wale
Sinal Atlas
United Bistes
Sama
Alamarck
Willams
Migsiesippi
Paris plans elaborate reception for President Wilson
Paris city authorities coordinate a grand welcome for President Wilson with a harbor landing scene near Brittany plants. The route to the railroad depot features a large Statue of Liberty replica and a calico banner parade while the mayor delivers an address on behalf of the council. Public celebrations and meetings will extol Wilson's role and contributions.
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Paris
Dec
Deest
Trealdent Wilson
Art Host
Humanited
Isent Barken
Pores
Braniti National Plants
Brittany
Wilson
Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Adverts Women’s Ailments
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal Kidney Capules as a universal remedy for women’s troubles and kidney diseases. It claims relief from back pain headaches indigestion and nervous fatigue, urging daily use to prevent relapses and restore health. The copy emphasizes long standing testing and production by a reputable company.
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Walter Er
Vaniel
Maarten Ol Capernos
Handos
Wolland
Tony Tout Mengélal
Hospital ship Consort overdue relief in Azores
Anxiety over the delayed hospital ship Consort eased after a Navy announcement that one ship reached the Azores after a heavy storm and should reach New York tomorrow or Sunday with wounded American soldiers aboard.
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Washington
Europe
Navy Department
Azores
New York
Return of the Old Regime Possible In German Affairs
An ambiguous report on dangers of a counter revolu tion in Germany. The secretary for foreign affairs says counter revolutionary tendencies exist but pose no danger to the government, declaring the return of the regime impossible.
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Derlix Anlsaaays
Inoreas
Germany
Hazoffanse
Chile and Peru Seek Peace Over Pacific Port
Buenos Aires reports a peaceful solution nears in the Chile Peru dispute. Reliable sources say diplomats from Chile and Peru, aided by the U.S. State Department and the Bolivian foreign office, favor a partial plebiscite. The proposal would restore a Pacific port to Bolivia.
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Buenos Aires
Tee
Chile
Mora
la Niclon
State Department
Era Puayan
Bolivia
Butte Unions Refuse 1060 On Big Strike
Butte workers decline to participate in a Monday demonstration in protest of Thomas J. Mooney's conviction. Unions named include Workmen, Teamsters, Carpenters, Painters, Clerks, Wage earners, and plumbers. Industrial Workers of the World members and others voted to strike, while union officials announced plans to picket to stop mining work that day.
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Butte
BUPTE
Muns
Thoma J. Mooney
Elahtaniank
Workman
Industrial Workers of the World
Musmank and
Bakers
Afefal Workers’ Union
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Clear Skin and Vitality
An vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for yellowish skin, dull eyes, and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels like cascara with no danger, aids bile flow, and promises pink skin and buoyant energy, selling for 10 cents and 25 cents per box.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Young Hog Raisers Turn Show Spotlight at Exposition
In Chicago at the International Livestock Exposition a 16 year old and his brother Turner of Dewitt attract attention with their Hampshire hogs. They built a pig business from a bicycle purchase four years ago and now exhibit a prize boar valued amid a herd earning blue ribbons. Their sow herd and hog farm gains highlight the rising importance of hogs alongside premium cattle and horses in the national pork industry.
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Chicago
Hoga
Engand
Frante
Tha Cnne
Dounny
Billy Turner
Dewitt
Johnny
Turner Brothers
Money making Business Gives Nation Profit
Washington reports that the mint’s guardian shows profits and losses for 1913 with a peacetime nation profit from coinage. The value of metal content differed from face value, reducing true value by substantial sums. Ottawa notes union talks with Canadian and American labor bodies on railway workers amalgamation. In other items a crime note mentions a husband’s insurance policy and a mistaken payment claim.
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Ottawa
Thomas Moore
Tradex
Tabor Congress
Canada
Washington
Nhe
Musterele Ointment Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
An old fashioned mustard plaster substitute named Musterele promises rapid easing of sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis and other aches. The white oil based ointment claims deep penetration and a gentle tingle addressing congestion and pain with quickly absorbed relief options including 30 60 cent and hospital size packages.
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Harald Tex Erouey
Garland Society News of Thanksgiving Gatherings
A long list of local families and guests share Thanksgiving and weekend visits. Mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. George Cole and Ida Cole of Danver, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shaw, Mrs. Winnie Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eldringa of Thatcher, Mrs. and Mrs. Peck, and many relatives from Brigham City, Willard, and Enoch.
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Mr. and
Mirs
Glen Eldringa
Thatcher
Mrs. Peck
Tremonton Social News Roundup From Readers and Visitors
Mina Wingler, seven months in St Louis, has returned home Saturday. Brenkman spent days in Brigham City on business and visiting. Mr and Mrs E Baggs spent a few days in Ogden sightseeing by bus. Hedley of Corinne visited Tremonton relatives. Lucy Westmoreland arrived from Guttenay South Carolina to live with W G Westmoreland family. WW Conger family of Twin Falls called on friends. A Bailey of Howell attended business in Tremonton. Claude Adams left for Grouse Creek to teach. M Jenkins returned from Morman Oklahoma after visiting relatives. Chas Hess of Firkling visited and handled business here.
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Mina Fea Wingler
St. Louia
Mrs. E. Baggs
Ogden
Men Seek Recognition of War Service Committees
A 1920s style note reports men forming war service committees to push for commissions and recognition. Delegates aim to address economic problems and seek aid in the Americas as a response to wartime service roles.
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Atlantic Can
United States
War Service
Americas
Abolish Corporal Punishment of All Military Prisoners
War Department announces abolition of corporal punishment for all military prisoners. Secretary Baker says deterrent value is questionable. Washington dispatch notes no American warships head to Fez and several cruisers may arrive from San Francisco in coming days.
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War Department
Baker Fo
State
Navy Departments
Fez
Linin
San Francisco
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Goodby
Women’s Troubles
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Mint
Shaws
Neem Wana
Aran
Adterisemenu
Dewit Bros. CO
Washington Ave
Garland Society
Standard
J. Nibart
Georad Cole
Cole
Ida Cole
Danver
Mise Mar Jovi Nibart
2. T. Shaw
Logan Tn
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Shaw
Ric K. Owens
Winnie Sanderson
Fairview
Glends
Birs
George Gleason
Aira
Clifford Jensen
Brigham City
Jengzen
Mara Island
Cal
K. C. Berg
Willard
Dsronta
W. F. Fearsson
Pearsson
Reed Pearson
University of Utah
I. W. Preston
Drigham City
Rhier
W. Preston
Chay
Liz+ ‘aie Preston
Misa Wanda Rose
Aylway Barnard
George Hlankford
Lewis Johnson
Johnson
N. Anderson
Nellin Barnard
CG. Smith
T. H
Homer Anderson
Cammy Lewis
Wash
Mrs. Chity
Anderson
Mrs. Torbensen
Ilapa
Snowville
Harry A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce of the
Mr. Wheeler
Sagan
Chamber of Commerce of
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Toul
Champagne
Champigne
Genth
Tremonton
Brenkmann
Hedley
Corinne
Misa Lucy Westmoreland
Guttnay
South Carolina
W. G. Westmoreland
W. Conger
Irlenda
A. Bailey
Howell
Tramonton
Claude Adama
Grouse Creek
M. Jenkins
Mormann
Oklo
Rea
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Firkling
Edison
Velvet Surface
Sarfac
Proudfit Sporting Goods CO
24Th St
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Japan
U. Kariya CO
Kimono
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