Record Breaking Sum In Pensions Is Paid By the United States
The United States paid a record pension total of $222,929,292 to 646,895 pensioners in the last fiscal year. Ohio led with 60,002 on the pension roll drawing $21,482,330.04. The total pensioners reached a record high of 999,446 in 1942, while the net change showed 9,051 added and 145 removed.
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United States
Washington
Teeral
Pensanera
Qeestons
Namta
Ohio
Steel Plants May Face Shutdown In Salt Lake Area
A coal control order will close nonessential industries in Utah within days, threatening steel mills and smelters. Rail service cuts disrupts schedules across the region as Denver and Rio Grande and Oregon Short Line implement reductions. Local officials plan a survey of industrial plants to gauge needed aid, while Tom Mix and Houdini entertain at the Lyceum for today only.
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Salt Lake, Dee
Ashe
Oregon Shark Ling Railroad
Addeision
Denver & Hia Prande
Oregon Short Line
Mauntain
Imall
Salt Lake
Ashton
Opdea
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Meckay Branch
Twin Falls
Rogerson Xampa Lakeport
Nampa
Murph Shashone
Bill City
Payette-Emmets
Aberdeen Branch
Takeport
Sampa
City Coal Committee
Lester D. Freed
Commercial Club
W. Mont Ferry
Mat
Tom Mix
Matt and Jeff
Houdini
Lyceun
Utah
Ler
Weather Bureau
Orelock
Idaho
Supreme Court Weighs Prohibition Era Questions Tomorrow
The Supreme Court plans to decide cases on wartime prohibition and enforcement likelihoods. Justices reconvene to evaluate whether the wet or dry status will stand if not resolved by January 16, affecting the constitutional ban and future enforcement. The docket also includes cases from New Orleans and Baltimore on mentholated beer limits under wartime act.
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New Orleang
Mexican Situation Dominates Early Congress Session
The Mexican question looms over Congress as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepares to revisit Senator Fall's resolution urging President Wilson to sever diplomatic ties with Mexico and suspend recognition of the Carranza government. President Wilson's response remains uncertain as officials anticipate debate before the committee meets. Meanwhile, focus shifts to the German peace treaty with strong chances of Senate consideration next month.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Mexico
Carranza
Fall
Meya Albates
Pall
Eiher
Art Taber
Senate
House
Rail labor action and national policy collide in heated week
A volatile week in Congress and the White House features debates over government takeover of coal mines and a possible emergency tribunal to settle the coal strike. Senate labor committee meets to review the crisis as President Wil Ser signals a stalled bill, while broader industrial unrest and international tensions influence lawmaking and public mood.
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Abe Canrins
Liliine
Dempsey
Rejean
America
Ation
Central
Europe
Bret
Isfanthera
Wil Ser
Mater Sterning
Atlemma
Kenyan Nopes Wal
Congress
Joes
Republican
Washington
Congressional
Dempsey Receives Promoter Offers for Carpentier Tilt
Chicago December 7 Two offers reach Jack Dempsey manager Jack Kearns for a bout with Georges Carpentier the French king of the heavyweight division. Edward Cochran promoter offers 175000 to stage the fight in England Tortorich promoter of New Orleans offers 150000 for Dempsey to meet Carpentier in New Orleans while Dempsey trains for the screen and light work in Hollywood.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kimpsey
Associated Press
Edward Cochran
Engligh
Carpenter
Tortorloh
New Orleans
Nempsey
Carnentic Dempsey
Carnegie Library distributes most ibooks this month
Grace Harris of the Carnegie Free Library reports that over two thirds of 12 000 ibooks were distributed in the month. New cards numbered 624, mainly to readers under 10, and Weber Normal College and Ogden High School students used the library for study and reference. Banks on business issues are drawing attention.
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Grace Harris
Whatton
Carnegie Free Tibrary
Young
Weber Normal College
Ogden Iwigh
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Tee
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
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Supreme Court
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Yellowstone
Ethel
Lee Rue Lammers
Raffles
Crook
Arabian Desert
John Barrymore
American Legion
the Armory
AS Young
Pat Gilbert
Intermountain
Hemenway & Moser'a
DeWitt's Cigar Store
Lander
ST . White
Venta
W. D. Pewerson
Wu Bhattle
René the
Ata
Ogden
Christorea
Ainca
Carter
Neture
Ee TV Roca
Carnegie Library
Studebaker
R. T. Mitchell Co
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