Viscount Uchia da Lauds US War Feats at Tokio Banquet
Japan foreign minister at Allied Societies of Tokio banquet praised American arms and civil efficiency after Germany’s capture. He said Germany could become a political laboratory and that American victory surprised the world. Ambassador Roland B. Morris attended along with many statesmen.
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Lmer Olympic Has Great Career During the War
London dispatch details the White Star Line ship Olympic serving wartime needs. It dodged submarines in the Mediterranean and fought U-boat attacks while transporting troops and material for Europe. It carried Canadian, Chinese labor units, and thousands of Americans to the Western Front, including a record in Gallipoli troop movements.
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Canada
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Daily News
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Olympic Heroic Night Time Submarine Battle Recalled
A reminiscence recalls the sinking of a German U boat by the Olympic in May 1918 during World War I. The ship’s crew faced multiple submarine attacks while transporting American troops. In one dawn engagement the Olympic rammed and destroyed a submarine, saving many lives as destroyers and escorts aided the recovery of survivors.
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Japan Should Align Policy With United States Says Former MP
TOKIO December 20 Former Japanese parliament member E Uehara argues in a Japanese magazine that Japan must adopt industrial policy in line with the United States. He contends territorial expansion is unnecessary and favors industrial cooperation with the US to secure leadership in global thought and economics.
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China
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India
Communal Feeding Plan Aims London Wide Restaurants
London plans a large scale communal feeding scheme via 411 restaurants to be run by national kitchen division of the mayor's office and the national caterers' protection society. It outlines buying organizations, equipment, standardized inspections, and uniform pricing to ensure fair profits and affordable meals. The scheme cites a successful London test restaurant with profits to illustrate feasibility.
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National Caterers’ Protection Society
Lendon
Tank Corps Men Organize Society At Camp Greene
The Tank Cats, an organization of Tank Corps men, formed at Camp Greene near Charlotte. The group aims to unite Tank Corps members into a permanent body across the country with membership based on service. Meetings have been held in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and San Francisco as organizers plan a national federation.
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Gompers Testifies at Kenyon Hearings on Labor Law
Washington June 3 The AFL president Samuel Gompers testifies as the first witness at Kenyon hearings on a Senate resolution to create a joint committee for studying labor legislation. He opposes compulsory arbitration, supports conciliation, and warns of wartime to peacetime industrial hardship. He favors extending sailors and soldiers insurance to all, while opposing a natural tribunal to settle labor disputes. Tomorrow he continues. Mrs Mary Bradford Colorado schools chief supports a cabinet headed Department of Education to prevent Russia-like upheavals through learning.
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Department of Education
Montana Poultry Breeders Midwinter Show Opens January 13
The Midwinter Show of the Montana Poultry Breeders promises to be the most prestigious event yet, running January 13 to 18 in this city. Exhibitors from Montana and neighboring states will display poultry, pigeons, rabbits, and stock. Eight special prizes include water services valued at £50 each. Judge Will Purdy of Spokane will compare birds against American Poultry Association standards as the Montana organization conducts its annual meeting and officer elections Friday evening.
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New York
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Spokane
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Weber County Red Cross Annual Meeting Notice
Notice of the Weber county chapter of the American Red Cross annual meeting scheduled for Wednesday January 8, 1919 at 7 30 p.m. at the Lait y club Onder Utah. Election of an executive committee and reports will be discussed and members urged to attend. Signed Mrs K B Voorter See Fires Bibleation January 2 1949. Last publication January 8 1919.
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American Svalional Rel Cross
Wetesdiy
Laity Club
Onder
Utah
Kacu
BO Vorter
Fires
Editor Credentials Refused in Mentuc City
Mentuc City committee of the Chamber of Deputation rejected Rafael Aldurin for editor of Exceletor, a promising paper tied to the capital. The decision blocks his anticipated twenty eighth term.
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Laughing Bill Hyde features Will Rogers at Ogden Theatre
Will Rogers stars in Laughing Bill Hyde based on Rex Beach's story. The film follows a witty quick-draw hero through Alaska, helping a doctor, a half-breed girl, and a stolen claim while outsmarting foes and facing perilous adventures. Audience in town expected large crowds for the Thursday screening.
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Plans to Exploit Tourist Season For Year 1919
Spokane report describes National Parks Highway plans to boost 1916 tourist traffic from Chicago to Crater Lake via Medford Oregon. It calls for a traveling secretary, new highway signage, and intensified publicity to lure major tourists, with a $12 000 budget and delegates from many states attending.
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Chicago
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Frank W.aidbert
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Silver Coins Not In Circulation Through Mexico
Mexico City reports silver coin shortages cause widespread nuisance and business losses as coins vanish amid rising silver prices. Hoarding follows news of a new gold coin and merchants refuse small change, prompting minting plans and government action to ease the currency strain.
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Mpaxico City
Ailver
Capital Press
Sporting Life and Derby Scene at Epsom Downs
A review notes Sporting Life as a notable production featuring an Epsom Derby scene. Maurice Tourneur adapts Drury Lane’s 1897 melodrama The Sporting Life, showing at the Athambra next Sunday. The story follows a British nobleman courting rehabilitation, a prize fighter, and his mare Lady Love amid romance and suspense.
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Charlee Crale
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Palr Blaney
Willette Kershaw
Dividends Paid By Great Mines In 1918
Spokane reports dividends paid by Great Mines in 1918 totaling $10,515 with Coeur d Alene leading at $7,589,120. Across three channels the state total fell short of 1917 by 1900k and overall dividends dropped sharply due to taxes high labor costs and taxes. Only one Washington company paid dividends this year totaling $87,312, down from 167,052 in 1917.
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Clara Kinball Young at the Ogden Theater
Review describes Maud Warren's play The Road Through the Dark produced by Clara Elmbell Young with Gabrielle Kinball Young in the lead. Sparse supporting cast includes Jack Flolt Henry Weedward Eleanor Fair Robby Connolly and others. Lieutenant Cadore may be last World War I ballplayer to return from France as reports of demobilization circulate.
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Cinta Kimball Young
Speen
Ogden
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Young
Edmud Mortimer
Hin Rex Gut
Ciara Kinibal
Gabriélie
Jack Flolt
Duke
Henry Weedward
John Morgan
Eleanor Fair
Marie Jauise
Robby Connolly
Georges
John Steppling
Antoine Jardee
Tillia Beighton
Louise Jardee
Elmo Lincoln
Frigate Seaultz
Edward M
Cadore
New York
Leon Cadore
Ebbets Field
France
Washington
War Department
Caotete
Soldiers march to Folkestone town hall demand swift demobilization
Several thousand soldiers moved from three camps to Folkestone town hall protesting delays in demobilization. The report, dated London January 3, notes the large turnout and unrest among troops.
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London
Folkestore
Evening News
Folkestone
Newmar proposes $20 million Montana highway bonds
Lou Newmar, a county representative, announced plans to urge the Montana legislature to issue bonds totaling 20 million dollars for a statewide highway construction program. He argued the project would create jobs for returning soldiers and develop land expected to be made available for farmers by the government during military and naval operations.
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Louis Newmar
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