Pacifists Adopt No War Slogan Amid Crisis
New York February 1 pacifist groups formed the Emergency Peace Federation announcing a referendum demand before any war declaration. The federation, chaired by Geerd W Kirchner with George Foster Peabody as treasurer, plans a mass meeting at Cooper Union and has sent 1500 telegrams to labor groups urging action.
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New York
Geared W. Kirchner
George Foster Peabody
Cooper Union
Emergency Peace Federation
Washington
Every Place Under Guard at Philadelphia Navy Yard
Philadelphia, Feb 7. All military points are under guard as courts prepare for any eventuality. Naval and army officers intensify readiness with two drills daily for ships crews including landing practice artillery handling and small arms loading. Twenty two machine guns placed about the yard.
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Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Theatres At the Coden Feature War Era Drama
Mrs Vernua Castle appears at the Orden theatre in the second episode of Patria a wartime romance praised by audiences. Warner Oland in The Rose of Horoki and Clara Williams star in Three of Many a WWI memory. The bill also includes Safety First and Do Tread the Cleasitted amid strong audience reaction.
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Coden
Fox Clara Willlacts
New York City
Ninwantinnt
Miss Willlace
Paut Cantan
Will Verstann
Talincs
Voraiann
Alan
Naty
Ron
Red Cross
Tren
Mira Wil Nam
Perres
Pershing to Command Border Forces at El Paso
Secretary of War praises troops on the border and in Mexico in letters to General Pershing and General Funston. Pershing to assume command at El Paso with troops divided among fourteen stations near the border. Refugees from Mexico to be housed and employed as the force moves under strategic supervision at Columbus.
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el Paso
San Antonio
Trs
Grorra Tershinx
Terebing
Mexico
Funsione
Preezen Aleo
War Department
Pershing
Washington
Merah Ingill
KE Paso
Ariendier
Swiftoat Columbus
Vue
Arizona
Piilot
Zeral Cershing
Colum
México
Ord
Card Party Wins Amid Social Evening at Mrs Filzabeth Greenwood’s Home
Society notes detail a Twentieth Street gathering hosted by Mia Filzabeth Greenwood with Sfteen couples, five pairs clinching the game and honors awarded to Mix Hickox Frank Middleton Erma Parlen and Jack Harmes. A refreshments feature followed the pleasant match. Congregational Aid Society invites all to a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs 0 A Parmley’s residence 320 Twenty Ofth at 2330 o'clock. Kensington Tea hosts by Mrs Watt E Lloyd at 73 Williams Avenue features needlework and music with guests including Miss Jon Woodmansee Frank Mathews Arthur Larson and others enjoying refreshments.
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Mia
Filzabeth Greenwood
Twentieth Street
Hgh
Elvro Mix
Hickox
Frank Middleton
Erma Parlen
Jack Harmes
Jpleasant
Hastess
Congregational Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Congregations
A. Parmley
Kensington
Sra
Watt. E. Lloyd
Williams Avenue
Jon Woodmansee
Frank Mathews
Arthur Larson
Herbert H. Snyder
Jorph Westemeyer
David YL. Muller
Linny Farley
Glen Geicer
Lord
Old Time Costumes To Be Worn At Pioneer Ball
The Daughters of the Pioneers plan their annual ball for February 12 at Ther Fhohana with midline fashions. Many members wear costumes from grandmothers eras while others craft period outfits. Lincoln Circle members will meet Thursday at 2:20 pm for officer initiation and business. Mrs Belle Heras, noted Maccabees official, will visit Salden tomorrow and attend the Silver Mew No 1 meeting Friday February 3. The era notes mention wartime related politics and a Canadian ammunition industry stat.
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Daughters of the Pioneers
Lincoln Circle
C. A A
Miss. Hess
Belle Heras
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Sngden Iomorrow
Iren
Maccabees
Hilver Nh
Petruary
Joannoldlara
Serriea
Utah assessors meet on uniform property valuation methods
Balt Lake Utah Feb 7 County assessors of Utah spent the day in a conference with the state board of equalization. Governor Simon Bamberger urged liberal state taxation for national defense and praised assessors while outlining the plan to standardize values for farm lands, live stock, and machinery. The group discussed classification of land, farm lands, fruit lands, and other parcels with emphasis on parcel and section accuracy. Machinery valuation required visits to mines and full reporting. Banks' fair cash values were to be estimated without extremes, maps and territory plates urged, and state board offered assistance.
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Balt Lake
Axarasora
Utah
Atate Board of Equal Cation
Colby
Simon Bamberger
Asacetate
Hoe
Poo Tha
Hamberger
William Halley
State Board of Equalization
Teal Estate
Anpcasent
Clareifical
Kwan
Liversisck
Calven
Osmernora
Dalley
Akaessora
Agnessiarms
Valley
Riate Board of Equalization
Pay cash for wages urged to Utah lawmakers
A witness in Ogden today urged the legislature to require all Utah corporations to pay employees in cash instead of checks. He argued checks encourage saloon cashing and theft, disadvantaging workers and families. He praised Western Union voucher payrolls as efficient and urged action before prohibition widens temptations. He noted railroads may resist but would benefit from monthly cash payrolls.
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Oden
Btandard Aalde
API
Western Union Telegraph
Western Union
New York
Dywater
Othrta
Ship Owners Alarmed Over Caling Protection Decision
New York reports ship owners alarmed as they await Washington aude nce on calving protection for the liner St. Louis. Pending a decision, Trans Atlantic vessels like the German blockade era are kept in port. White Star Line Mediterranean service resumes. Eruptions of misread text mention Cogareseman Van Dyke and railway clerks.
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New York
T.arericin
Menoshton
Washington
State Department
St. Louis
Liverpool
Standant Oe
Kitamera
Enerete Gations
Cbaersa
White Star
Mediterranean
Sparta
Nerdeana
Tyaconta Fom Liverfool
Musterole Offers Quick Comfort For Neuralgia And Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment with mustard that relieves neuralgia headaches sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma tender joints and more. It claims fast relief without blistering and notes many doctors and nurses recommend it for a wide range of pains and colds.
Attention Owls Invite for Feb 3 Gathering
A note invites friends to the Nance on Thursday evening February 3 for a social gathering hosted by Cote and the writer. The message emphasizes bringing friends and marks the event as a casual meet up in the venue.
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Cote
Legislative Proceedings Bills Introduced In Senate
Senate bills listed include Senate No. W4 by Wootton relating to use of cessports Senate No. 1 by de Olep amending civil procedure Senate No. 018 by Osnne concerning leases and options on mining property and estates Senate No. 117 by Olen he as part of the Legislative Reference committee notes
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Senate
Wootton
Senate du New
Errisiaiive Teferenza Committee
Olen
Olson
Legisla Uve
Evans
Colton
Dero
Dern
Ment
House
Greenwood
Herpler
Adams
Utah
Legiala
Hecker
Ettate
Department of Health
Stephena
Tax and Revenue Committee
Judiciary Committee
Legislative
Itching Pimples Kept Mr Simpson Awake for Hours
A patient recounts severe head pimples and itching that kept him awake. After trying ineffective remedies, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting clear skin after ten jars and two bars of soap, and endorses mailing for samples.
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Mr. Simpson
Charlie Simpson
Oak St
River Grove
Senate bills listed for Olson Evans and colleagues reform
A dense roll of Senate bills and resolutions with numbers and authors for proposed amendments and actions. Items cover taxation, insurance, juror disqualification, appropriation for research, public development boards, fraudulent advertising, election officer elections, county school tax, and constitutional amendments.
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Armstrongs
Armstrong
Senate
Utah Engineering Experiment Station
Evans
Wootton
Olean
Legislative
Chez—Melaling
Parker
Chiz
Congress
Legislative Reference Committee
Olson
Legislative action on bills in the Utah legislature
A long list of House and Senate bills, committees, and actions is recorded. Bills cover taxation, public works, health, education, prisons, water, property exemptions, and municipal affairs. Several measures pass or are referred, with signatures and calendar placements noted.
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Senate
Tower
Innpenseston
House
Chetz
Funk—Melating
Brevena
Lower Howe
McKay
Legislative
Cardon
Mamnoad
Today’s Calendar of Utah Senate and House Bills
Senate schedules list include No. 44 on equipment for motor vehicles and No. 24 public affairs consumer practices bill. Also relief for William Jenne and budgets for Florence Crittenden home, Martha Society, and Children’s Aid. House bills cover Childrens Aid society, Lake Frea Kipilocration, and Neighborhood House. several appropriation and taxation items appear.
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Senate
Reynstas -Relang
Committee On Public Affairs
Cormsot
William Jenne
McKay
Parker
Martha Society Associaon
Florence Crittenden
Utah
Berane
Tate
Campbell
Children's Aid Society
Noure Bik
Stratton-Aires
Lake Frea
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Ralleay Mall
Clerke’ Nation
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