Legislature Organizes as Richards Is Speaker of Lower House
The thirteenth Utah Legislature convened at the state capitol with Charles C. Richards installed as Speaker of the House and a Democratic slate securing positions across both chambers. Senate officers were elected, new members took oaths, and a joint session set the stage for Governor Kamberger to deliver the annual message as lawmakers prepare to consider major legislation.
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Charles C. Richards
Salt Lak
Jan
Utah
State Capitol
Dhe
Simon Kamberger
Salt Lake
Democratic Caucus
Apeaker
Hieho
Lst
Nomointes
Gian M. Anderson
Harden Benpion
Secratary
Senais
Gold Medal Haarlem Kidney Capsules Claim Purify Blood
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Kidney Capsules as strengthening kidneys and purifying blood. It claims to prevent disease with quick action, urging readers to ask druggists for the product and promising refunds if no help is found. It stresses original formula and availability in three package sizes.
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Haarlem
Haartem
Hasrien
Hownd
County Schools Not to Close in West County Board Meeting
At a West County school board meeting the panel discussed school closures and decided not to take any action regarding closing county schools at the present time. The discussion touched on disease quarantine impacts and county health efforts to curb the illness with broad county attendance.
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Sdliaetian
Utteeda
West County School Board
Certs Perltt
Tite
Tar
Galieite
Ely
Utah Mineral Paint Company gains immediate extension approval
The Utah Mineral Paint Company secures an extension and clearance for plant upgrades and new machinery at its Salt Lake City operation. Joseph A. Checketts of Salt Lake City becomes president with AL Terry of Ogden as vice president and W. S Tayboukt as treasurer. Sawyer and David Jenson of Ogden serve as assessors. The plan includes relocated plant operations to Salt Lake, possible rail and river routing considerations, and market readiness for sale in Salt Lake.
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Senate
Len
Chew
Juatice H.M. Carlman
Supreme Court of Utah
Welccime
Society of Plate
James W. Nk
Hichmond
Aera Adam I. Teterson
Edway Felt
Salt Linke
Chart Hart
Salt Lake
Jed Witley
Bayat Ful
George Smith
Heberity
Malling
3Tra
Anna Meter
Belt Lake
Misa Amber
Ltilion
Brigham City
Clerks- Oly
Adkinson
Richmond
Clara Belle Withiams
Provo
Rore Tosnes
Sale Wak
T. M.roberts
Sabe Tale
Vleck
Salt Lake County
Mensengera
A. XN
Lawenn
Medhmand
WD. Fest
St. George
House
C. G. Richiatus
Balt Lake
Lleulimant Hyco
Anderson
San
Jithner Masoiusseni
M. J Netgun
Snapote
W. FL. Rebinyan Ar Sevlor
Falta Mares Weber
Mary J. Currie
Wola Hort
Tuab
Republicana Bik
Mie Ust
New House
C. MW. Ciati
Marsan
Fayeute
Vasiieh
Lurhayt Madris At
Iran
Jan Trehinsnyy
Math
Acarms Yrnk
Iuweles
Noxeliter
Luar
A. Shumway
San Juan
Igtank
T. &, Wala. Worth
Mogan
Comaichen Cherks
Havant Murdack
Wasatch
Denryler
Ruxtlder
Herbert Hyde
Joslin Kimball
Weber
Melua Binawell
Ban Anersan
Millara
Meskenpers
Bo Kor
Pic
Joaph A. Checketts
AL Terry Poe Ogden
Star
Provident
Sawyer Snd
David Jenson
Pleth
Ogden
Rey Tela
Hranapartittlor
Giane
Clon
Ralionady Byse
Gutyrdcks
Till
Fifteen Year old Girl Testifies In Murder Case
A fifteen year old girl testified in a Nassau County murder case, detailing threats, a shooting scene, and the involved families Lebaudy and Jacquetine. Prosecutors described the investigation timeline, while defense and witnesses described fear and protective actions around the accused and a stairway confrontation where a revolver was drawn. The trial proceeded with additional testimonies and mentions of the suspect husband and other relatives.
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Mineola
N.Y
Phiontes
Itionaire
Anata
Nassau County
Weldlner
Mindan
Lehaultts
Salle & Sisters
Salles
Madame Letaudy
Hav Hasser
Harry We Moore
Matel Jullie
Seaman
Ingsa
Marans Lebaudy
Jacquetine
Merels
Leta
Hard Trip Across Bitter Siberia Described by Writer
A correspondent from Thy Ase! seclaten Pe describes a grueling 23 day trek through bitter Siberia. He details freezing cabins, subzero winds near Irkutsk, and the toll on the traveler as he pressed toward an undefined objective amid Bolshevik tension and呼American interests on the Trans-Siberian route.
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E- Atlett
Ase
Irientsk
francSter Kant Pradlwity
Tyerabel O
J John F. Stevens
Russia
Whit Wes
United States
Belleyer
Intervuntion Agiinel
Mie
Rnel
Winand Nogs Opie
United Stites
jHaythe
France and Democracy Traditions via Curious Patent Remedy
A garbled OCR passage discusses France and democracy while promoting a dubious product named Myss Wonderful Ienreds. It touts a simple preparation claimed to remove “Calarcind muons” from the tirewtont citer and cure ailments including appendicitis. The text cites A. Re Metntyre img Co. and Midvert isonet as sponsors.
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France
Mus
George i
Myss Wonderful
Remarkable Hush Boat Built for British Navy
LONDON Bee 28. A vessel lies at Clydetank nearing completion, hailed as a remarkable hush boat for the British Navy. Reports say it surpasses prior ships in speed and power, with a hull praised for its fineness. Construction progresses amid cautious optimism for its role in naval operations.
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London
Clydetank
Neaely
Venucka
Snya Rilay
Comians
Suavad Construction
Ehyke Bank
Nuva
Man Injured in Industrial Accident at Steel Mill
A worker sustained severe leg injuries at a steel mill after a bucket incident. He was crushed under machinery and rushed to the hospital where doctors feared loss of the foot. Fellow employee Abate Jette assisted as authorities investigated the site. President Whiston announced a guest event for January.
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Lizavyy
Governor Allen Criticizes Army Censors Work
Topeka Kan Jan 1 Coroner Henry Allen addresses criticism of army censorship amid World War I strain. He cites lack of artillery support, horse and airplane shortages, and flawed supply lines as key failures. He laments casualties and the slow medical response while denouncing censorship as arrogant and opaque.
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Topeka
Kan
Henry Allen
Hig
Inueniacien
Bonne Forest
Mr Allen
Mranve
MLO. A
Germany
Mir Argonne
Alen
Klip
Che Wen
aAlleo
Amneilen
Allen
Abel
Poslam Promoted For Severe Eczema Relief
A garbled ad style item claims Poslam quickly controls severe eczema. The readable text mentions relief claims, free samples, and a New York City address at 243 What 47th 80, Luberatheion, Lissette, suggesting a cosmetic or medical product promotion.
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Dostei
Luberatheion
New York City
Colorado papers accused of pro German deal
A Washington report describes a plan involving Colorado newspapers and a pro German propaganda scheme. Witness testimony alleges an arrangement tied to sanctions and wartime influence, with figures from Denver named in the inquiry.
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Colorado
Washington
Whitney
Emperor faces grave home troubles in Vienna dispatch
Vienna reports a heated political dispute over Imperial funds and the former Emperor Charles. Socialist presses attack the monarchy as wartime graft allegations swirl, with secret files and large fortunes under scrutiny.
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Vienna
Fross
Imperial Funda
Charles
Oreh Aukes
Aristocraey
Prine Wineerwetz
Rikkertaan Castle
Colmet
Jowels
Hofbure Castle
Ajong
Relugr Ii
Tauseun
Aller Tesenas
I Flaukes
Divagter
Rinpire
Linpsburgs
Macy
Charles Domemately
Nol hes Strengthing AMT iVI Orates noted
Fragmented OCR text discusses improving strength and nerves, claiming a clear brain and steadying effects. Mentions a statement to be made tomorrow by an unidentified head, with unclear context and missing specifics.
Wide divergence of opinion over Russian soviets windsor
English politicians and newspapers show a wide divergence on Russia and the Entente war aims. Supporters of intervention advocate aiding anti Bolshevik forces and warns against aiding Bolshevik power, while other papers urge peace and noninvolvement. The press balance remains cautious amid talks at the Peace Conference and European upheavals.
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Windon
Hees
Varer Fener
Associated Prees
Pottuchins Amt
Keane
Soviet Russia
Gears Hurhanan
Huntlet Wan Hassadar
Itasvia
Georke
Great ‘Britain
Rugalan Iiternal Patierns
Ihr
Peate
Telahevisn
Germany
Nolshe- Vwke
Foch Presides At Peace Congress Sessions In Paris
Paris reports the peace congress resumed at the foreign office with a large gathering of military naval economic and financial leaders from major powers. Morning talks led by Marshal Foch reached accord on armistice terms and postwar relief plans while delegates from the United States Japan Great Britain and others attended.
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Paris
Japan
Marsiint Foch
Fnr
United States
Bliss
Then
Herbert Slooyer
Treat Thun
St Elenry Wilson
Trange
Marshal Hoek
Weyend
MT Imota
Imin- Sater
M. Leygues
Maring
Lnly
Tropilant
Germany
Eites
Vornell
War Mint
Eit
Viscount Chinda
Ambassar Matsui
Gen. Hoover
Grayson
Wilson
Seereticy Lansing
Gerard M. Bae
Edward N. Hurley
Critica
Andrew Bona
Kyisler
Admiral de Benn
Vittoria Orlanda
Hasing
Itome
Baron Sone
Ina
Wilson Moetorent
Fnreian
Grays Lyon
Carrey
Lloyd George
White
Marshal Rochiway
General Grant
Privaty
Fit Ing Legations
Lierts
Armission
Ort
Mars
Associatid Press
France
Great Thein
Vanda
Antec
South Africa
Ladda
Henry witness before Senate investigator before meat packing probe
Henry witness testifies before a Senate investigator and an agriculture committee about meat packing industry practices. He alleges the big packers controlled the trade in the United States, manipulated prices, and influenced government action with evidence deemed highly public.
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al Prauced
Tleney
Counel Ftate
Federal Trade Commission
Mir Mear Packing Seales
Peace Agriculture
Heley
I Lin United Sates
AUC Ea
Hopin
Menessal
Hitak
Eight Deaths In Town From Epidemic Plague
Local residents mourn as eight Tamlics die due to a pervasive illness described as soft flu like epidemic. Several victims are married men with children, including a son lost by Mrs Martha nenlacham and others named in the fragmentary list of bereaved families and widows.
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Samuel Sessions
Mathanthah Sessions
Neves
Aire
Whitney
Rober
Cleon
Thamer
Robers
Martha Nenlacham
Asa
Tracy
San
Alvin
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