Presidents Thles Tds Statesmen At Sudhal
London reports a speech by President Wilson praising allied sacrifice and urging a durable peace. He described the balance of power shifting to a cooperative world order and stressed the need for a guaranteed peace through unified measures. Delegations from Britain and religious groups lauded his vision.
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London
Wilson
Ford
Haney
Sean
Isi
Paris
Great Britain
France
Tie Bale
French Academy
Marshal Joffre
Teumph
Jexlous
Peare
United States
Nations Council of the Evangelical Free Clurehes
Spirlt
Jeorpas
Que
Remler
Lloyd Gzerge
Yeshemlay
Urs
Kapplest Gui
Hiself
Dover
America
Vpalace
Nim
Te Mail
League of Nations Linton
Viscount Grey
Archbishop of Canterbury
Viscount Bryce
League of Nations
Anne
Ilabor
Arthur Henderson
Charles William Bowerman
Labor Party
Swades Union Congress
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Labor Movement
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Heavy state farm loans lead to big increases in 2 year period
State board of commissioners reports total farm loans of 4 972 025 over two years, averaging 3625 per farm and showing rising activity. Second year shows 21 percent higher interest and principal, with postage and administrative costs up. Board recommends amendments to Utah law on grazing lands leases, purchase fees, extensions, mineral reservations, and lease terms to support state needs and future funding.
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Thirnberger
Arthur Kuhn
Minnte Fmuwe
Utah
Uviah
Counly
Jowlig Uie Board
War Draft Boards Get a Last Call
A wartime notice from Provost Marshall General Crowder urges final effort by draft boards. The letter, read by Gordon Snow, notes patriotism remains strong, records of 24,000,000 men, and outlines nine steps for concluding the draft process as part of the government’s wartime readiness.
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Lalty Gordon Snow
U.S
Wah
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Urander
Sand
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