Utah memorial fight over battalion fund plan
In the Utah legislature debate, D. J. Roberts objects to a consolidated memorial for Mormon Battalion and other wars. Supporters urge a monumental building while critics warn such a plan diverts funds from meaningful commemoration and prefer a site like a temple or capitol for an enduring tribute.
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Nen-Gutt Monument Inihe Temple Ground Lit Salt Lake
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Roosevelt's Influence in the War Described by Editor
An editorial piece from the Metropole to Masdeinn discusses Theodore Roosevelt's potential impact on wartime efforts. The article outlines his strong personality as a driving force for leadership, urging readers to consider his influence in national conflict.
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Turbulent Turkish Ejection Narratives From Allied War Reports
A damaged wartime account describes Allied assertions of Turkish control over areas and calls for removal of Turkish authority. It recounts German witnesses criticizing Ottoman actions against Armenians, including mass deportations, starvation, and forced marches toward Aleppo. The passage cites German sources and a reader’s pamphlet on atrocities.
Federal Reserve backs plan for international gold exchange fund
A Federal Reserve Board report outlines a possible international gold exchange fund to settle balances between nations and banks without physical gold moves. It would rely on trust deposits and government guarantees, enabling broader currency transfers among Allied nations and neutrals as war financing evolves.
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German cabinet form likely under new Weimar rulers
Friday report from Weimar cites a cabinet composition problem amid new German lawmakers. A provisional ministerial roster includes 14 names with several without portfolios. Centrist support seeks a four party majority while independents resist. A labor ministry and treasury department are likely, with a possible labor history and economic ministries to follow.
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Paris to Sell Municipal Goods Direct to Consumers
Paris authorities plan to convert municipal barracks stores into direct sale outlets for foodstuffs to reduce living costs. Premier Clemenceau said prices would be fixed by the joint ministry and that fortifications around Paris would be dismantled as soon as possible to improve employment. He noted municipal workers’ wages have risen during the war, while prices must fall to aid shoppers.
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Notice on War Bond Financing and Federal Reserve Roles
Fragmented OCR outlines government finance during wartime, detailing inflation of treasury demands, four treasury obligations, and the role of Liberty bonds and the Federal Reserve banks. It references December dates, the Twelve Reserve Banks, and aggregate resources while noting wartime earnings and stock mentions.
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Home Of Race Horse Awakens In Its Own Era
A fragmented report describes horse racing hubs and farm ownership in New York State. References to Lois and locals hint at growing industry activity and farm consolidation amid unclear details.
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Prospector of Bhain Mn Reports Breeding Stud Shortage
Kentucky breeders note fewer breeding studs in the state amid rising foal counts. About 120 foals observed from 20 mares, with significant ownership changes including Major August Reliant’s farm in Sunt Bank New York and partnerships involving Flin Mort tract and Kirkleving, affecting mare and stallion operations across multiple farms.
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