Nominated officers named for local Legion post at meeting
Nominees for Werman Biker Post No 9 Amer Legion were selected at the regular meeting in the University plot. Balloting to continue Monday with nominations possible. Named are Chairman Joseph EK Evans Ts J Hot ther and Sam Powell. vice chairs arch Moves Norman Bima Montgomery Core. secretary Jack Litenelt. ensign Tierrick Max Knausa. treasurer Clint Jones. assistant secretaries TT E Hut s Enalen Yorkes and Robert Lochhead. A tribute to Brigadier General Youns was observed and dances were announced for January at the Assembly hall. Readings by Mrs Fred Leas and Miss Mary Fisher closed the session.
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Abolition of the Picture Bride System Stirs Up Debate
Tokio reports a debate over ending the picture bride system used to move wives to the United States. Observers fear further Japanese immigration restrictions and urge careful policy to avoid straining U S Japanese relations. The controversy centers on preventing anti Japanese agitation and the potential impact on families and emigration flows.
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Wood Headquarters Opens at Congress Hotel in Chicago
A Chicago report notes the opening of Wood Headquarters at the Congress Hotel. General Leonard Wood is the focus of the promotion by his campaign organization led by Proctor of Cincinnati.
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Scotch Demanding Elimination of King Macbeth
A New York December 10 report says the Scotch Veterans of the World War resolution urged removing Shakespeare's Macbeth from schools over alleged misrepresentation and traitor imagery. The resolution, sponsored by Ian Metrovish and officers from Gordon Highlanders Black Watch Royal Fusiliers, cites Newark education actions against The Merchant of Venice.
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The Messiah to Be Sung New Year's Day
A New Year morning performance of Handel's The Messiah is planned at 11 o'clock, backed by the Salt Lake Commercial Club. The event aims to spark a municipal chorus and a broader community music festival in spring. Mayor Fety will attend and speak in support. George N. Pyner, president of the oratorio society, notes plans hinge on this preview.
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Bond buyer seeks Liberty bonds at high prices
J. J. Brummitt advertises purchase of Liberty bonds at top prices. If you have bonds for sale contact Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue or by phone 59.
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Verdict in Lowes murder case unnamed assailants
In a coroner's inquest the jury ruled that George Lowes of Green River Wyoming died November 24 1919 near 173 West Twenty ninth Street from two skull fractures inflicted by unknown parties aiming to rob him. Funeral services were held this morning at Tindquist Undertaking Parlors and he was buried in City Cemetery.
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Governor Coolidge Wives Best Wishes To Harvard Players
Boston dispatch reports Governor Coolidge sent a greeting to Harvard’s football team preparing in Pasadena for a game with Oregon. The message praises Harvard’s effort and asserts that victory comes from doing one’s best, hoping the team will win.
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Hays to Tour West for Republican Campaign in 1920
Chairman Hays of the Republican national committee will tour the West to plan the 1920 presidential campaign. He will attend the Western Regional Conference in Denver January 1 9 and then visit Salt Lake City with plans for a banquet and reception. Henry Welsh Utah state chairman received the notice yesterday. The 1920 Republican National Convention is set for Chicago June 8 to nominate the ticket and conduct business. Mrs Inglia T. Davis leads the Utah Women’s State Committee and will join the Western conference with other appointees to attend and assist.
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Mail Clerks Praised For Work During Rush
Superintendent G Slater of the railway mail service praised officers and clerks for handling an enormous Christmas rush. He noted record mail volumes with thousands of sacks processed daily. At Ogden terminal 3600 sacks for California were sorted and routed to direct sacks for California towns and cities.
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A Stubborn Cough Loosens Us Right Up
A vintage advertisement promotes Pinex cough syrup as a simple, cheap remedy for stubborn coughs, bronchitis, hoarseness, and throat tickle. It claims quick relief within 24 hours, with ingredients including 2% ounces of Pinex extract and a sugar syrup, and notes it tastes pleasant for children. The copy urges buyers to ask druggists for Pinex with full directions and guarantees satisfaction.
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Ogden City to fund Mormon Battalion monument
Ogden City proposes allocating 500 to a monument fund honoring the Mormon Battalion. The proposal, introduced by Commissioner Miles I Jones, urges a 7000 appropriation from the city to support the commemoration in public spaces.
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Phoenix Stores Open First Frat Day Sales
Phoenix city officials opened army excess supplies for public sale to reduce living costs. Crowds jammed doors on frat day. police had to hold back shoppers as stores limited entry and reported about $3,000 in sales.
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Hadley hotel owner arrested for manslaughter in poison deaths
CHICOPES Mass Dec 98 M Ede ward Lyons owner of the Hadley hotel was arrested on three warrants by State Detective J Daly. He is charged with manslaughter in causing the death of Michael Schinsky from drinking wood alcohol allegedly in whiskey he sold. Lyons is held on 6500 bond and to be arraigned. District Attorney Schoonmaker says Lyons also aided by Alexander Perry in the arrest. Two of five gallons Lyons claimed to have purchased were sold. three destroyed. Fifty seven deaths in the Connecticut valley attributed to the poison.
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Ware
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Strange Acts of Harry New Told by Witness in Court
LOS ANGELES Dec 28 Numerous alleged peculiar acts of Harry New ranging from catching crabs to driving a team of horses into an apple tree were presented to a jury in the trial for murder of his fiancee Freda Leaser to prove mental incompetence. Seven witnesses were called by the defense and more may follow as testimony continues.
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Jeonhardt
Man Under Question in Strange Mountaintop Tale
Testimony from Gustave Leonhaalt places a man under scrutiny for odd behavior described as creeping to a wharf to collect crabs and marbles and planning odd baths. Witness recounts instances of night wandering in underwear and socks and apportioning strange motives to his actions amid a tense examination.
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Lansing Denies Paying Bail For William C Jenkins
In Washington a report alleges the Mexican consulate circulated a tale claiming President Wilson or Secretary Lansing paid bail for American agent W. O. Jenkins to be released from Puebla. The claim will be investigated by the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee, with subpoenas for Rafael Nieto and Bralliano Lopez Figueroa. Secretary Lansing dismissed the report as ridiculous and denied any contact with Hansen, whom the tale tied to the case.
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State Department
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Robert Martin Enters Rose Carnival Races
Robert Martin competes in the Rose carnival distance races at Pasadena chasing a strong field. Teamed with Ted Johnson and Mel Frestirm to present a trio of distance runners, Martin plans to arrive a day before the event with limited training but proven marathon credentials.
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Fragmentary OCR describes Martin competing in a track and field context at Deseret gymnasium, with references to Union members, a containment issue, and an attempt to finish a race. The piece mentions setbacks, community notice, and his prior victories in the Rocky Mountain region.
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