Lloyd George vows no peace until German surrender
A wartime dispatch cites Lloyd George in the House of Commons warning that peace cannot be achieved while Germany remains undefeated. The premier emphasizes Allied terms must force reparations and Prussian military limits, noting only total victory can end the conflict.
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Lloyd George
House of Commons
Argon
Tusa
France
Iwlewe
Lloyd-George
Germany
Iain
Hermes
Niles
Close View Of The Fighting And Frontline Letters
A fragmentary excerpt from a war letter recounts humor and disgust at front line reports by correspondents. The writer notes misperceptions of battlefield noises, ambulances behind troops and supply wagons, and argues road safety hinges on practicality rather than spectacle. The piece critiques sensational war stories.
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Verdun Towan
Dade-Tduc
Greatness in Peace and Education Across the United States
The article extols the nation’s peacepower and cites education data showing 23,000,000 attending schools. Utah leads in per capita school funding while North, Central, and several large states top public school expenditures in 1904. States like New Hampshire and Nevada spent under 2,000,000. per capita rankings place Utah highest.
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Gettysburg
Shiloh
Marne
Verdun
Bomme
United States
Bureau of Education
Utah
North Agade
North Central
New York
Pennylvania
Mauls
Ohio
California
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Vermont
Delaware
Wyoming
New Mexico
Nevada
Uriah
Education spending and school attendance across states
The article outlines per capita education expenditures in states like Idaho North Dakota and Arizona and notes national school attendance at 24 percent. It cites rising public kindergarten and elementary enrollment from 16.9 million in 1910 to 17.94 million in 1914, and public high school students from 915,000 to 1,322,000 in 1915, with total high school and related students near 1.5 million. It highlights teacher demographics 706,000 total with women nearly doubling since 1900, salaries ranging by region, and 1914 education expenditures approaching 500 million dollars with total current education spend near a billion.
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Idaho
North Dakota
Arizona
Washington
Mississippi
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgie
United States
France
Germany
Bureau Polota
Pere
East
North Atlantic
South Atlantic States
California
New York
Publi
Governor-Elect in the East
Governor elect Simon Bamberger speaks to the Washington Post praising America and his rise in Utah politics. He says Utah’s unwritten law once favored Mormons and Republicans but asserts he won with a broad vote, pledging a business administration and a first legislative push for prohibition.
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Simon Bamberger
Washington Post
America
Ramberger
Utah
Church
Mate
Democratic Party of Utah
Moron
In West Commion
West earns greater respect after election says Moyle
James H Moyle Democratic national committeeman from Utah returns from Washington and New York announcing that the West has gained recognition from President Wilson and Democrats in the wake of the recent election. He credits reward to Utah and notes prior Republican underappreciation of the region.
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Enal
James H. Moyle
Utah
Washington
New York
Wilson
Eart
Qward
West
Westward Interest Growing Among Democratic Leaders
Leaders and many followers admire the west and express a wish to visit. They recognize this region as an important part of the United States and note New York and a few eastern states no longer dictate national policy.
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Jeaders
City Passes Smoke Nuisance Ordinance Against Pollution
City commissioners move to enforce a new smoke ordinance aimed at clearing irritating fumes and soot. The measure seeks to make Opden a more desirable place to live by reducing unbecoming air pollution.
Conflicting Emotions Amid City Officials Wedding Dilemma
City commission session ends with Mayor Heywood noting a special invitation to a Facies entertainment on Wednesday night. Mr Jones cites a wedding as justification. debate centers on balancing civic duties and personal events during the 1908 mental election period.
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Abbot R. Heywood
Flycare
Mr. Jones
Jones
Bryan
Gas famine hits southwestern Pa and northern WV
Increased demand for natural gas by lantern manufacturers and cold weather has led to a gas famine in southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia. Ten factories in the district have halted operations. Gas companies are prioritizing domestic consumers.
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Pitadurg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson Wins Nevada by Large Lead
Reno Nev Dec 19 Woodrow Wilson carried Nevada by a majority over all other presidential candidates and a plurality of 5649 over Charles E Hughes according to the official canvas of the vote by Secretary of State George Bradigan The official vote on president was Wilson 177? Hughes 2127 Beacon 3065 Hanley 348
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Reno
Nav
Woodrow Wilson
Nevada
Charles E. Hughes
George Bradigan
Wilson
Hughes
Beacon
Hanley
Smore Gold Sent To J P Morgan Co
New York reports a cold depository of 6.5 million dollars imported from Canada for J P Norman and Co stored at the Philadelphia mint. The New York assay office is taxed beyond capacity as part of a large movement totaling 608.5 million since January 1. The item ends with a dated, terse note and unrelated quotation.
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New York
Canada
J. P. Norman & Co
Philadelphia
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Utah Theatre
Madame Petrova
Tomilady
Chiy
Orpheum Theatre
Atsp,m
F. J. Freenor
D. C
Will
SMORE
J. P. Morgan CO
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