Wilson Speaks of Italian Hero and Mazini in Genoa
President Wilson honors Mazini at Genoa monument, accepting Mazini works gift from the municipality. He lauds Mazini as a guide to freedom and shares pride in Franco-American ideals, stressing lasting friendship across the water. He notes Genoa as a natural civic bond for Americans and pledges to cherish the honor.
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Marzini
Wilson
Mazzin
Aly
Yarr
Ufe
Ameritech
Mazzini
Yoyself
Genoa
Maxelni
Wen
Malis
Sient
Colum Dal Doe
America
Ament
Gommibus
Liquor Withdrawn From Bond Across United States
Federal officials report large withdrawals of bonded liquor in the United States as authorities probe revenue losses. Inspectors traced shipments and seized books showing vast quantities since September 9, 1917, with ongoing investigations into dealers and warehouses amid wartime controls.
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Suington
Dan
United States
Pats
Fragmented Text About Tea and Food Preparations
The readable parts describe making tea at home and related kitchen tasks with mentions of toppings, pours, and a mistyped context. It references quantities like a pint and ingredients such as sugar scraps, plus vague notes on processes and unfamiliar names, all presented in a jumbled, partial form.
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Bart
Tod
Unclear OCR Text on Railton and Warehouse Figures
Fragmentary report discusses railton act effects and warehouse holdings. Mentions withdrawals of large gallon quantities and upcoming conversions for industrial use or export. Details are garbled with numerous misspellings, making specific entities and dates hard to identify.
Reactions Across States After Roosevelt Death
Mincoln Nebraska reports Governor Neville orders half mast on state flags. Idaho Governor Todd signs proclamation honoring Theodore Roosevelt. Oregon Governor Samuel says Roosevelt blended Americanism and vigor in public service. Washington Governor Lister notes Roosevelt’s leadership and impact on public opinion.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
Akwaya
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Olympia
Wash
Roosevelt
Ernest Lister de
Greek Girls Held by Bulgars Amid Balkan Tensions
January 5 report from the Greek press bureau says Greeks seized by Bulgars during a clash near the Bulgarian invasion. The dispatch notes calls for immediate release of captured Greek girls and lists Balkan officials including General Vetrof, M. Scaneroff, and others connected to the incident.
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Balonu
Bulgaria
Soldiers of France In Greatest of World’s Sacrifice
Soldiers of France have left by the world for liberty and democracy. The note hails them as worthy of gratitude and touts a remedy for stomach and intestinal disorders. A Chicago chemist promotes Mayes Wondering Roledy as a simple preparation claimed to remove digestive irritation and aid stomach liver and intestinal ailments.
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France
Woarld
Soliis
Geornery Mayr
Chivago Chem
Rank of Army Officers Will Be Fixed by Congress
Secretary Baker said Congress must act on the bill for a permanent army and noted that current law fixes army ranks for the war period. He cited estimates of a 900,000 man regular army and described how the system would allocate ranks such as colonels and captains. He emphasized that any adjustment would depend on congressional action and the final size of the force.
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Congress
Baker
Wonderful recovery claim by J A Greer after illness
J A Greer of 49745 Lyon Street San Francisco a Universal Electric and Gas employee reports rapid weight gain and restored energy after using Tankag medicine. He describes catarrh stomach upset and gas relief, improved sleep and digestion, and claims the remedy cured his ailments and restored his health. The advertisement notes availability in Ogden through A Ry Stee and other stores.
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J. A. Greer
Lyon Street
San Francisco
Receulis
Greer
Univernal Electric & Gas
Ban Boon
Tor
Tony
Aly
Catarel
Baerek
Andy Foo FM
Vantie
Ogden
A. Ry Stee
Pwo
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Consolidating Forestry Work Across Districts
The article describes consolidating forestry operations by merging Seyler with Male forms and Isle with Howell forests. Headquarters may shift among Cedar Cue, Powell forest, and Widtaoetal. Forest supervisors plan consolidations as conditions permit and coordinate with district foresters in Ogden and Kemmerer, Wyoming.
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Fie Forest
Seyler
Isle
Powell
Aist Hall
Howell Forest
Wil de
Forest Supervisoras
Assimtamt
Ogden
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Morse
Pineville
Wieming
Attler Ag
Pickers in Imperial Valley Earn Good Wages
In Imperial Valley at Takfertat California warners in cotton fields earned modest wages. The Warren family Mr and Mrs Warren and their two children received checks ranging from 20 to 1 19 dollars for twelve weeks. They worked on ranches paying 62 cents a day. The season was expected to last until March and Warren planned to start his own crop the next day from the family farm.
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Takfertat
Cal
Influenza Strikes Eskimo Village Displacing Native Life
Influenza devastates Cape Prince of Wales and surrounding Eskimo community. The fever cuts deeply into the local population, halting education, injuring families, and triggering a shift in traditional livelihoods. Reindeer herding and hunting decline as disease spreads through the peninsula.
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Bealtpee
Soward Peninsula
Aleka
Wilane
Cape Prince of Waleg
Erin Straits
Alutia
Phiy Forest
Erie
Hess
Bavav
Ehleh
Alaska Divighen
Lagit
Cape Vyinee
Wales
Fluenza
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Cane Petter
Wiley
Wis
Ie Bureau of Education
Cape Prines
Cdi Ention
Nuvi
Rome
Ile
Beppy Cormanntty
So Easy To Heal Your Skin With Poslam
An advertisement touts Poslam for skin healing, claiming quick, visible benefits and broad use. It mentions application at night and daytime use, promotes facial brightening, and lists a New York address for makers. Also references a film showing and a French aviators note about a February departure.
Catarrhal Deafness Claim About a Medical Cure
An old notice warns that catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by focal application and cites a remedy named Halluc Catarrh Medicine. It explains the disease as an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and promises a remedy for chronic deafness, pricing at one hundred dollars for a definite course. Cheney & Toledo, Ohio.
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Tyler
Cheney &Toledo
Mounted Police Joys in Canada Detachment Christmas Trip
A detachment of mounted police in Canada undertook a patrol through remote wilderness toward Kort Marphersan, delivering Christmas and New Year greetings to Arctic shore stations. The troop traveled a night trail, returned safely after a trek, and shared letters from Weshas and other stations.
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Agies Tietvings
Seine
Hear Hardy
Saebenslo
Varrytesy
Weshas
Peliot
Teipi
Nori
Vet River
Whlick Te de Caele
Wats
McAdoo Probes State Rate Validity Across Jurisdictions
Director General McAdoo announced that federal authorities will examine whether rates set by state commissions are valid under interjurisdictional rules. The inquiry targets alleged conflicts with established guidelines and potential overreach by state regulators.
Ford to Call for a Recount of Michigan Ballots
A report from FARLINGTON notes President Marwuitt and Democratic candidate Henry Word urged a recount of Michigan ballots amid contest claims. Newberry, a Republican, supported no recount while Ford pressed charges of violations and irregularities in the state election. The dispute centers on returns and calls for a fair review of the Min senale results.
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Ford
Michigan
Farlington
Nodl- Han
Vicw
Marwuitt Ane
Senate
Henry Word
Newberry
Snany Otter
Mr. Ford
Private Wells's devoted service and town farewell
The article honors Private Wells for two years at the Uink Power Plant and his ministry work with the Christian church. It notes his return to visit friends and business associates, his upcoming release from service, and praise from locals for his character and dedication. It also mentions packing plant plans and a Roosevelt tribute, plus Poincare's possible U.S. visit.
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Wells US
Marine Horns
Mure Badunil
Uink Power Stant Cen
Ogelon
Flee
Wells
Christian Church
Goku
Wie
Ohio
Peachlie
Ak Eterna
Siueronn
Wile
Notice for Weber County American National Red Cross meeting
The Weber County chapter of the American National Red Cross will hold an annual meeting on Wednesday January 7:30 p.m. at the club in Ogden Utah to elect an executive committee consider committee reports and act on bylaw changes. Each member is urged to attend. Signed Porter, Soc. First publication January 2, last publication January 8, 1919.
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Weber County
American National
Iversus Club
Ogden
Utan
Paris Shocked by Death of Col Roosevelt
Paris responds with shock at Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's death. Diplomatic figures—Jusserand and Hoover—express sorrow while officials in France and the United States note a shared sense of loss. France mourns a public servant and ally, with President Tainecare sending condolences.
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Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelts
France
Roonavelt
Presa
Jusserand
United Statey
Herberte Hoover
Newa
House
Louse Kad
America
Theodore Stoosnvelt
Wouse
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