Chiropractors face license crackdown after state supreme ruling
The Utah Supreme Court ruled that chiropractors and related schools fall under the state medical practice act. Chiropractors must pass the same exams as other physicians to legally treat patients, or cease operations. The decision orders the state medical examiners to act against dozens of chiropractors, with Salt Lake City area practitioners among those affected.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Refugees Return to El Paso From Chihuahua City
The first two Americans including several women and children arrived at 7:16 PM from Chihuahua City amid reports of Villa bandits slaughtering locals. More than 169 Americans remain in danger near the border. a special train carrying refugees and two U.S. soldiers traveled toward American territory, aided by Carranza forces and El Paso officials.
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Chihuahus Attatriet
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Norenstan crew disaster after vessel splits in two
Thirteen crew members aboard the Norenstan ship in Cronies, England, are reported dead after the vessel split in two following a collision or explosion. Only one crew member survived, with authorities detailing the incident as a maritime disaster near Cronies.
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Norenstan Atwamor
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Italian torpedo sinks Austrian ship in Adriatic
Reports from Rome via London state the Italian submarine Foucault torpedoed and sank an Austrian scout cruiser of the Novara type in the Adriatic Thursday. The text notes the Novara class carries two 13 inch torpedo tubes and a 2.9 inch armament, with details on the Foucault’s construction. Additional items discuss Montenegro invasion concerns, British and Austro-Hungarian military positions in Galicia, and wage increases for miners in Butte, Montana.
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Galicia
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Explosion at Du Pont Works in Gibbstown
Philadelphia news dated January 14 reports an acid house explosion at the Du Pont Powder plant in Gibbstown New Jersey injuring firemen, with likely fatalities. It notes this is the eighth blast in the area in three months, causing 39 deaths and 20 injuries overall. The brick and iron nitrate crystallising house was demolished. authorities call the plant well guarded and attribute the accident to natural causes.
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C. B. Landis
Navy yards accelerate battleship construction plans
The house naval committee approved diverting 690000 dollars from ships 43 and 44 funding to enlarge shipbuilding facilities at Mare Island and New York yards. Mare Island would gain 800000 to clear the slip for launch of the Kanawha, keel laid by September. New York would allocate 100000 to boost facilities for the California, with double shifts planned once weather allows. contracts exist for steel armor minor engines and main engines specifications are being prepared.
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Men Shot Women and Children Drowned in Euphrates
London telegram reports Armenian refugees arriving at Eriva Runalan Transcaucasia saying Armenian groups were driven to surrender to local forces. Men were massacred and women and children drowned in the Euphrates river by order of the Mush governor, conveyed by Armenian worker to Viscount Bryce.
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Transcaucasia
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Citizenship schools to aid foreigners in Utah
Salt Lake City Jan 1 Citizenship schools to aid foreigners will be established throughout Utah. State superintendent of public instruction G Gowans announced after a conference with Paul Armeterone federal naturalization agent. The plan aims to teach immigrants the principles of American government and civic duties in designated cities and towns.
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Mexico
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Why Great Salt Lake Has No Outlet and Mineral Load
The article explains that Great Salt Lake lacks an outlet while receiving waters from Jordan River, Weber River, and others, causing salts to accumulate. It notes the lake now holds billions of tons of common salt and other minerals as evaporation concentrates dissolved solids.
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Wedding Vows and Wings In a Fragmented Rhyme
A fragmentary verse contemplates a maiden and a suitor, mixing playful imagery of wings and daisies with cautions about promises at a wedding. The tone hints at romance, humor, and human imperfection amid celebratory mood.
Incendiary Fire Rages at Lisbon Depot In Mortality
A fire of incendiary origin sweeps Lisbon military depot on January 14, killing four firefighters and injuring many. Several buildings including the convent are wrecked and fifty thousand uniforms destroyed. The disaster is described as massive with extensive damage and chaos in the area.
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Plant mystery on the country road
A botanist roams a rural lane seeking a rare plant near a cottage. A curious schoolboy points to a leafy corner and names the plant as Ub ubi while asking about its family. The brief exchange appears in The Herald Dispatch.
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Ma’s Apprehension Amid Odd Greek Alphabet Confusion
A fragmentary, troubled note describes a mother fearing a son named Bllag returning to college after a garbled exchange about the Greek alphabet and stray words. The passage mentions Alfred and a tense family moment, reflecting confusion and distress.
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