Utah Banker In Big S P Deal Sparks San Francisco Real Estate Interest
San Francisco reports that Southern Pacific plans a new terminal and offices along Market Street near the Ferry Building, prompting tenant relocations. VP W H Scott denies evictions and Philander Hatch of Woods Cross Utah is linked to leasing buyouts, with Hatch avoiding comment on who he acts for.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Philander Uatch
Philander Hatch
Woods Croan
Salt Lake
Hatch
Nevada National
Woods Crores
Utah
Harriman
Tom Market Street
Scott
Woods Cro
Factfire
Philanders Hatch
Fortiera’ State Bank
Christmas Seals Sale Promotes Tuberculosis Suppression
Red Cross campaign advertises Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis suppression in Utah under national Red Cross oversight. Mention of Woodrow Wilson as president and the Standard Real Estate Office as the distribution point.
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Ted -Clusa
Oveceot
Standard Rosas
Utah
National Red Cross Society
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, DD. C
Fire Sweeps Neeedat Department Store Sparks $500000 Loss
A major blaze in Neeedat Wisconsin on December 14 destroyed a department store and over twenty nearby business houses. The fire, starting in a department store, spread rapidly and caused an estimated loss between $300,000 and $500,000, with most of the town's business section in ruins.
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Neeedat
Wis
Victory for the Bulgarian Army in Macedonia
Sofia reports a major Bulgarian victory across Macedonia as Bulgarian forces capture Dotran and Glevgell, drive British and French back toward neutral Greek territory, and free all of Macedonia. The campaign, led by General Sarrall, claims 200 British prisoners and extensive Greek and Serbian retreat actions.
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Sofia
Sra
London
Sokem
Gava
Macedonia
Dolran
Glercell
Btrugas
Dolan
Vardar
Dotran
Ferdinand
Carte
Colvin
Transyer
Glevgell
Acre
Sarrall
Dotran- Gievgell
Vhistory
Karasan
Patina
Titolla
Ochrida
Straca
Albenia
Ocbrida
Rina
Stripe
Siruga
Elbasan
Prinina
Mitrovitza
Vrisilna
Halatuma
Karass
Dasa
Sarrai
Austria Is to Pay Indemnity in Ancona Incident
A Vienna despatch reported that Austria will likely pay indemnity over the Ancona incident. The note is said to be rejected by a minority, with Vienna political circles expecting satisfaction and payment. Baron von Burian, the Austrian foreign minister, convened a special council to discuss the matter.
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Geneva
Via
Paris
Vieenna
Buchs
Switzerland
Austria
Ancona
Nota
Viens
Denpaich
Austris
America
Baron von Bur Fan
Denies German Loans Fictitious in Parliament Speech
Berlin dispatch reports Dr Karl Heltfretes secretary of the imperial treasury defended the bill for a supplementary war credit of 10 000 000 000 marks amid claims that German war loans were fictitious. The speech was broadcast from London via delayed transmission and aimed to support the funding of war operations.
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Berlin
Dac
London
Karl Heltfretes
Imperial Treasury
Bulgarian forces reported near Greek frontier in 1919 notices
Athens reports via London that Bulgarian troops crossed into Greece while pursuing retreating British and French forces near the Serbia border. The movement centers on Bulgaria denying an invasion while dispatches claim entrance into Greek territory.
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Athens
London
Tee Creek
Dent
Ueopale
Serbia
Greece
Record cotton use rises in November across the country
Washington reports total cotton consumed in November reached the highest monthly level in years. Spindles arriving in November exceeded previous months, indicating heightened activity as operations expanded nationwide.
Cotton use in November rises over October totals
Census figures show November cotton consumption at 614,634 bales, up from 600,623 in October. Four months ending November 20 total 1,977,376 bales with on hand 1,613,110 in consuming establishments, 698,472 in storage. Exports for November reach 1,627,575 bales with four-month exports at 1,966,594. Rumors of uprising in India dismissed by Burmah mining leader W. J. Lakeland, who travels to London seeking equipment shipments to India.
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Washington
Triporta
Bates
India
Balt Lake
W. J. Lakeland
Salt Lake
London
Great Britain
Lakeland
Durmah Mlnlog Company
Roundup a Success at Mt Plassant Farm Congress
The Mt Plassant Dee Farm and Housekeepers convention opened yesterday with strong turnout. Prof John T Calne Hi of Utin Agricultural College addressed men’s meetings, while Miss Ger rude McCheyne led women’s actions. Lectures by Dr Frederick and Prof Paxman offered practical farm guidance.
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Mt. Plassant
Dee
John ‘T. Calne Hi
Utin Agricultural College
Coaree
Mise Gerrude McCheyne
College
Frederick
Stewart
TAL
We Wheelen
Garland
Paxman
W. H. Olu
Denver & Tis Grande Gava
Natural treatment claim for tuberculosis gains support
An article promoting Eckman’s Alterative as a helpful adjunct to fresh air pure food and rest for tuberculosis notes that the natural approach may not always suffice and that medication can aid recovery. It cites anecdotal success with Eckman Laboratory preparations while warning readers to use safe, trusted sources.
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Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadepale
Ash Guarantees Cotton Will Not Reach Teutons
Washington reports Britain may seek U S guarantees that cotton cargo on the steamer Ausable, sailing from Garreaton Texas to Copeohexen, will not reach Germany or Austria. The foreign office agrees to defer seizure of the vessel pending prize court rulings in cases of the Mocking and other reeects.
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Teutons Washington
Britain
United States
Garreaton
Texas
Uermeny
Austia
Muttiah Foreign Office
Versola
Willis Brown Under Arrest In Chicago Charge
Salt Lake December 15 judge Willis Brown once of Utahs juvenile court was arrested at the Hotel Sherman Chicago yesterday on a charge relating to a railroad matter. Brown, a prominent figure in Utahs early juvenile justice, faces the accusation as he travels.
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Winsor
Morle
Widtsoo
Camejacheme
Chicago
Mices
Ucng
Ncorrix
Tuys
Stevie
MS Pleasant
Detective Bureau
Lim
Utah Jaret
W.K. Thompson
Healy
Trewan
Brown
J. A. Thompson
Boya
Gary
Ind
Steel Trust
Hoele
Cago
Thompsce
Thompson
Pappie
Poe
Ya “Thampeon
Salt Lake
Willis Brown
Fiast
Utah
A Peach of a Pantages Show Tomorrow
A colorful variety program led by Hob O'Neill and Cliff Mixon features a cast of shapely vaudeville performers, clever dances, and comedy sketches. The bill includes The Van Der Koota with their trick duck Fells, plus musical numbers by Countess Von Pormat, Norwood, Alphie Mall, and Clarity, with silent film reels and other attractions cited as the main drawing cards.
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Hob O'Neill
Cliff Mixon
Ogden
Alexander Pantages
Smang
van der Koota
Folka
Arthur Menser
Maybelle Palmer
Slantar
Countess von Pormat
Harpista
Musta
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Boyle Furniture CO
House of Good Values
Qgden Savings Bank
Washington Ave
BLY Christomas
RED Cross Sel
Blaze
Hallmark
J. S. Lewis & Co
Washington Avenue
J.A. Hogle & Company
Stocks & Bonds
Mr. Scott, Jr
Mgr
Members
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Ogden, Utah
Plah
You Dornum
Clarty
Norwood
Alphie Mall
Mladen
Albert *Erichson
Tor Saturney Tn
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