Musical Sketch and Opera Headline at Pantages Today
A lively program opens this afternoon at Pantages featuring a snappy musical sketch, operatic numbers, and a funny musical comedy act. TomTon er and Hadann Freeborn perform with a charming chorus, while Trunk Byuah promises up-to-date tales as an American Story Teller. Georgia Howard and G. Swayne Gordon bring varied musical numbers and a comedy act by Gack and Vernon, with Horas and Proaton offering novelty feats.
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Teddy
Ayers Tommy ‘Toner
Hadann
Trunk Byuah
Georgia ‘Howard
Patite
Superbeekill
Yone
Faalon
Swayne Gorden
Gack
Vernon
Proaton
Agent Here to Meet Service Men in Need of Aid
Special agent for the federal board of vocational education arrived in Ogden to assist former service members needing qualification, compensation, or vocational training. Mr. Gibson said the vocational education program is cleaning up cases, noting many wounded or ill soldiers have not reported their condition or sought available help. Ogden service men needing assistance can apply tomorrow at the Red Cross offices in the First National Bank building.
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Robert TR. Gihaon
Fio Federal Board of Vocational
Elies
Fion
Ogden
Merton
Gibson
Gibgon
Hed Cross
First National Bank
Noted Yale gridiron figures pass out at 1920 committee approval
New Haven reports that Yale football’s 1920 committee was approved by the executive board. Walter Camp, Vance McCormfelt, and Joseph Swan were not reappointed, ending their advisory and committee roles at the university. Captain John Callahan led the action.
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New Haven
Conn
Nee
Yale
Boar of Controle
John ‘Tf
Callahan
Thes
Walter Camp
Vale
Vance A. McCormfelt
Democratic National Committee
Linerleca
Joseph R. Swan
New Committee Members Named in City Board Shuffle
The unnamed text lists Phorne of New IK as chair and Kilpatrick of New York as renamed to the board amid a chair absence. It names Louis E. Stoddard of New Tiven Tachty HH, Bigelaw of New York, and Lily Shell of Waterbury as new committee members.
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Iivink) Phorne
New IK
Nhaisma
Tle Iu
MuGorintekn Varope
Kilpatrick
New York
Louis E. Stoddard
New Tiven
Tachty HH
Bigelaw
Lily
Shell
Waterbury
Coun
Mont Faucon to Be Monument to U S Soldiers
In the Argonne the Mont Faucon hill with hundreds of American graves may be proclaimed an historical monument by the French government. A village ruling is expected to leave the summit in its present form to honor American war dead from October 1918.
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Paris
Argonne
America Calitera
Mont Faucon
Hooded burglars rob woman of her wealth
Hooded masked thieves entered the residence of Martin Murkur in Wingham at 1 o'clock Tuesday night and forced Mrs Murkur to surrender $2700 in currency. Two men remained downstairs while three visitors were robbed of small sums. The attackers wore hood caps and overalls. In the same report miners around Milam and Olda faced danger as a mine field worsened and workers refused to descend.
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Wingham
Wiehluod Noy
Martin Murkur
Milam Olda
Minera
Turco Arab Troops March Toward Baghdad
A Turco-Arab movement in Mesopotamia grows with reports that Arab forces seized government buildings at Bherrezar. Bedouins camp nearby as a column reportedly moves along the Euphrates toward Baghdad. British authorities tighten measures to ward off escalation.
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Bongon
Mesopotamia
War Office
Bherezzar
Euphrates
Bagdad
General Wood Sees Cause of Unrest in the Nation
Denver dispatch reports Major General Lennard A. Wood telling Colorado lawmakers that unrest stems from labor agitators and a drift by some Americans from civic duty. He urges strict immigration observation to curb foreign influence and support real Americanism through the American Legion.
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Wood
Denver
Lennard A. Wool
Colorads
Gene Wood
American Legion
Import Controls Asserted by Customs Men in London
London dispatch reports that Sir Augkland prods, minister of national service air reconstruction, announced to the House of Commons that government authority to prevent importation of goods is limited by a Justice Sankey ruling. Customs officers were instructed to allow importation of all articles covered by the pending proclamations.
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London
Augkland
National Service Air Reconstruction
House of
Protestant group to oppose De Valera tour in New York
A Protestant church in New York has sent a contingent to the United States to wage a campaign against the visit of President De Valera and the Triad People’s party. The group names Maguire as secretary and asserts active opposition to the event.
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Almaguipe
New York
Chiveh
Treisal
United States
Mn Campalan
Presiden de Valera
Wepoptie
Fey
Maguire
Church survey to canvass members across cities
Dr John W Makingstead of Jersey City and Rev Chester Sung of Salt Lake City lead a regional church survey for the World Movement. Ogden and Giah will coordinate, with local church workers surveying membership over the past five years and current activities to decide if expansion is needed.
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John W. Makingstead
Jersey
Ghy
No J
North
Amperion Sius
Ogden
Chester Sung
Christian Chure
Salt Lake City
Giah
Focal Vanvassers
Sugar Legislation Suffers Senate Setback Amid Debate
In Washington on December 18, sugar legislation again stalled as protracted Senate debate blocked a vote on house amendments broadening the powers of the United States Sugar Equalization Board. Senate leaders aimed for a late conference before Congress recess. Senator Shoot of Utah cited Cuban sugar quotations signaling a falling market and ample American demand by February. Senator Gay of Louisiana argued the bill would stabilize prices and require purchases to prevent further drops, predicting normal conditions by February.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Sugse Equalization Board
Congress
Shioot
Utah
Interact
Gay
Louisiana
Jury fails to reach verdict in Malborne Street Tunnel disaster
Mineola N Y December 18 The supreme court jury trying John J Damypsey former superintendent of the New York Isildated Railway company for manslaughter in connection with the Malborie Street tunnel wreck in Brooklyn last year when nearly 90 persons died was discharged after 23 hours of deliberation without a verdict.
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Mineola
N. Y
John J. Damypsey
New York
Campiny
Malborie Street
I Cronklyn
Lloyd George to State Important Government Policy
Sir Donald Maclean opens debate in the house of commons as Premier Lloyd George is expected to deliver a major statement on government policy touching several issues including the defense of France and the position of Allied powers in the aviation situation. He also asks whether Russia will be left isolated.
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Lloyd George
Donald Maclean
House of Commons
Sir Banaki
France
Aleg
Taissia
Senate Debating Anti-Strike Clause in Railroad Bill
Washington Dec 15 Senate resumes debate on a railroad bill including labor provisions and an anti strike clause. The Senate will first vote on Senator Stanley's motion to strike the entire labor section, then substitutes by Senators MeCormick and Jones will be considered. Senator Underwood opened the discussion asserting public interests require tribunals to resolve disputes to prevent railroad disruption.
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Senate
Stanley
Lemortat
Kentucky
Mecomick
Illhois
Jones
New Mexico
Underwood
Licmocrat
Slyvamia
Staniey
Congress
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Pierce
Berthana Confectionery
Joe Bowman
DE Valera
Cae
MR. Farmer
Cozy Theatre
Binford-Kimball Motor Company
Dail
Sperry
Manl
Pacific Coast
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