Receiver appointed for Salt Lake Security & Trust company
In Salt Lake Jan 4 a receiver was named by Third District Judge Mudge J Evans on the petition of W B Evans state bank commissioner who alleged unsafe unsound and unauthorized operations The president J Woodruff declared assets exceed liabilities by 400000 with most assets in slow moving real estate The company plans rehabilitation within months with creditors to share pro rata The state demands savings deposit protection and says transfers to other banks failed due to asset nature Officials outlined historic formation and control of holdings and noted the bank has operated for over fifteen years with a large real estate portfolio in Salt Lake City
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Embargo on Foodstuffs by Board Order
New York dispatch reports a broad embargo on all freight especially foodstuffs for American troops and Europe, enforced through Boston Philadelphia and New York ports. The move follows strikes by freight handlers and a shift of white fleet vessels to dry dock, worsening labor and supply constraints.
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British Leaders Press for Coordinated Peace Vision
Paris reports indicate American officials see strong British alignment with the U S view ahead of the peace congress. After Wilson’s London visit and recent conferences, Turkish statesmen note Britain’s stance as key to mutual agreement. Lloyd George plans to return as Wilson goes to Italy. British foreign secretary travels to Cannes temporarily.
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Major Leagues Draft Players Set Schedule for 1919 Season
Major league officials and schedule committee members drafted the 1919 playing schedules for the National and American Leagues. They plan a 149 game season starting April 23, with details to be released after adoption at the January 16 joint meeting in New York. Damages against Mexico study referenced as war department inquiry moves to Senate committee.
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Troops Not To Be Held Long In War Zone
Wallington Jan 3 No decision has been reached by the war department on universal service. Secretary Walter told the House military committee no definite project for a permanent military establishment would be presented until the peace conference ends. He said 700000 men have been discharged and more will follow in five weeks. Engineers are asked to devise a pontoon bridge plan from ship to shore to aid wounded handling.
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Utah District Board Opposes Brevetship Honours
Salt Lake City January 3 The district board of Utah rejects Abraham M Cohen’s plan to grant brevet captaincy to local dirt boards. Members oppose any honor coming unsolicited and argue district officials are not military men but loyal citizens who fulfilled duties in the emergency. They will send a letter to Cohen in Boston outlining opposition.
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Radiator Firm Cuts Prices By 25 Percent Nationwide
Chicago January 3 The American Radiator company announces a 25 percent price cut on radiators trollers and other staples of item manufacture. Vice President Busch says the reduction aims to help builders resume full volume of operations after war driven price increases above 45 percent.
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Baker’s Suggestion Rejected by Senate Committee
Washington January senate military committee voted down Secretary Baker’s bid for legislation on informal war contracts and authorization to their admission by the war department. The panel ordered favorably reported Senator Hitchcock’s bill introduced yesterday to legalize such contracts and place adjustments in the hands of a non-interested entity.
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Czecho-Slovak Front Holds Steady As War News Update
Washington reports Czecho Slovak and allied Russian forces maintain all fronts in the region. Siberian army under General Popeller seized prisoners and matériel near Perm. Bolshevik losses tallied. Estonian relief efforts show strong public support, with 10 000 votes in favor. Provo announces Lt Jam R Tucker appointed chair of a wartime artillery central officers’ board.
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