Where to Give to the Starving Relief Effort
Repeated calls seek the address of the American Committee for Davastate France for donations. Funds can be sent to 16 East Thirty-ninth Street New York. The leading organizers are described as prominent matronly and reliable. A Damascus relief canvass in Ogden targets Bosporus and Armenian relief efforts as Europe remains devastated after four years of war.
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Hse Tellet Society
Standard
Davastate
France
East Thiriy-ainih Street
New York
Ogden
Laburini
America
Europe
United States
War born industry fuels American dye boom
A Wall Street Journal article lauds the rise of an all American dye industry led by the National Aniline and Chemical Co. with Buffalo Buffalo and Brooklyn plants expanding capacity. The firm aims to produce coal tar dyes and intermediates domestically, challenging German control and promising prices at or below German levels. The group employs about 4000 workers across plants and expects output to meet national needs next spring.
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Wall Street Journal
America
Cermany
National
Aniline and Chemical Company
le Mares Hook
Anyline Ai
Duttalo
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Wayspinger Falls
Wenar
Les Uren Stendardis
Industricy
Germany
Fordy
Ogden Parades Spark Disappointment Amid Soldiers Return
Residents voiced sharp disappointment as soldiers returned to Ogden and the parade failed to meet expectations. The editor’s readers criticized the display and questioned the handling of the event, noting rising tensions and unmet assurances from authorities.
Ogden Epidemic Advisory Sparks Salt Lake Reception Reversal
A wavering public mood on the epidemic prompts Ogden officials to urge crowd control while Salt Lake City cancels a planned reception for visiting youths. The Standard notes medical experts warn that non immune individuals may fall ill, yet offers no authority, citing shifting public and press reactions to the event.
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Ogden
Boller
Salt Lake
Salt
Talay Avery Newspaper
Salt Laka
Flowers for the Soldier Dead Idea Gains Ground
A commentary urges planting memorial groves in France to honor fallen troops. Sir John Fraer imagines national symbols marking American, British, Belgian, French, and Australian graves, envisioning forests on battlefields as enduring tributes. The plan faces practical hurdles yet could become a lasting pilgrimage site.
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Joh Fraeer
Lowewid
America
Belgium
Old England
York
Elling
New York
Goldenrod
California
Han
Deldy
John Franer
Anc Plana
June
France
Shell
Trench
Woral
Chinese Women Abandon National Dress for Tahitian Fashion
In Papeete Tahiti on November 16, Chinese women of Pepeoty reportedly discard traditional oli cloth attire for European styles as perceived by Tahitian town belles. High heels replace barefoot steps on main streets, though outside public view modesty prompts quick change back at home.
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Papeete
Leland
Tabi
Pepeoty
Aoe
Arcord
Lunte
Lerch
Praise for Blanchard Junior High School Building
Letter to the editor defends Central Junior High School amid claims of neglect. The writer finds ventilation adequate and temperature around 68 degrees, notes a minor plumbing leak, and praises principals and teachers for handling an obsolete building. Urges renovation or replacement for better learning environments.
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Mra. J. FB. M
Central
Board of Health
G. M. McCune
Wonders of the Air To Be Great in the Future
London correspondent reports J A White head inventor argues aviation will transform the world. He asserts future air travel will reshape towns and clothing and speed concepts, urging national plans for aeronautic development and international cooperation for commercial airways.
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London
Associated Press
J. A. Whitehead
England
War Department Exhibit Details Classifying 3 665 000 Men
War Department exhibit in Washington shows the process of classifying 3 665 000 soldiers by the army personnel system. Charts diagrams and photos trace the recruit from arrival to assignment in combat units or occupational trades. Tests judged trade proficiency by practical output with only six percent rated expert.
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Washington
War Department
Walla
French War Letter Says Americans Should Leave France
Major George L Dillmann reports from Taura France that the war is over and the Germans are in Regush port. He compares French and American outlooks, praising French industry and detailing economic differences while suggesting Americans may be better off returning to California and noting French sentiment toward U S presence after the invasion.
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George L. Dillmann
Ogden
W. H. Wattis
Taura
France
U.S. Army Engineers
Mer
Wattis
Iith
Regush
Brance
Clemencean
Tya
Walker
Franer
Vosges
San Francisco
Thea
Thik
Prenon
America
California
Pranta
Arcticor T. Ntllmar
Liquor Found On Locomotive After Train Idle
An apprentice found a sack containing whiskey aboard a locomotive at Avon yards after an engine arrived. Police investigated with Chief Browning and Captain Mahiman, determining the whiskey was not a large quantity. Two crates of liquor were seized by Morea county officers during the search.
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Mniching
Browning
Mahiman
Morea
Boyle Furniture Show Aids Big House Purchase
Tanoa H. Douglas and Kay M. Taylor of Boyle Furniture advertise a large exhibit at Grand Rapids Michigan and Chicago showing carpets rugs lunateums and dynaries. Buyers plan to purchase spring and summer merchandise for their firm in the upcoming month.
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Tanoa H. Douglas
Kay M. Taylo
Boyle Furniture Company
Grand Raphds
Mich
Chicago
New York
Philadelphs
Fone
Nuxated Iron Promised To Restore Strength In Women
Physicians from New York Chicago and nearby hospitals argue iron deficiency weakens modern women. They tout Nuxated Iron as a remedy to improve blood, nerves, and endurance within weeks, urging medical supervision and caution against inferior products.
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Ferdinand Xing
New York
J. James Franc Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
Quidear Dent
Westchester County Hospital
A. J. Newmar
Chicago
Churchill plans to nationalize British railways
London December 11. Associated Press dispatch says Winston Churchill minister of munitions explained to the Buntee chamber of commerce the reasons for proposed railway nationalization. He cited debt from war and urged large scale relief measures and state control of transportation to support land, housing and manufacturing. A bill outline would buy railway stocks at market value over twelve months and pay shareholders in 5 percent government stock.
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Londgeh
Associated Press
Winelaw Churchill
Buntee Chamber of Commerce
Min
Hia Warker
Verson
Railway Nationalization Society
Emall Bayles
Belgium crisis in elections sparks universal suffrage feud
Brussels dispatch reports Belgium faces a constitutional crisis as a provisional government forms a transition amid calls for universal suffrage. The dispute centers on extending voting rights beyond priests and landowners, threatening decades of Catholic party rule and fueling a charged political battle ahead of expected elections within six months.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Uriglum
Tex
Cattallo Party
Bonar Law Declines British Premiership Ambition
London dispatch reports Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer, dismissing any pursuit of the British prime ministership. After a Glasgow campaign speech, he joked about the epitaph on a washerwoman’s tombstone and advised not to grieve for him in that role.
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Bonar Law
London
Nec
Andrew Bonar Easy
Taglant
Glasgow
Wil
Germans Put Up English Signs in Coblenz Stores
After American troops reached Coblenz, English signs appeared in Coblenz shops along the Main streets. German maps showing the Rhine bridge area planned for capture were found in several bookshops the day the advance guard entered the city.
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Coblenz
Germany
New 11
Mall
Army of Excapation
Carranza Not Expected to Seek Reelection in 1921
Mexico City sources report private discussions on whether Venustiano Carranza will pursue a second term. A pro Carranza paper claims Carranza said he had not decided on reelection, noting the constitutional prohibition on presidential reentry. Generals Francisco Madero and Álvaro Obregón are also repeatedly mentioned as possible candidates.
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Mexico City
Venustiano Carracaa
Mexico
Bermin Martine
Carranza
Tobio Genzles
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
England Lifts Wartime Food Restrictions Early Next Year
England begins easing wartime food limits as sugar rations rise to four ounces, lard becomes coupon free, and restrictions on pastry, cakes, and some dining services ease. Fancy bread remains restricted but white bread and flour reach hotels and households. food stocks rise as docks fill and imports surge, with sugar reserves totaling around 40,000 tons in public and private stores.
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T.anton
Landon
Whosl
Utyraul
Real Estate Transfers Involving Hull and Hoaey in Teas Christ
The notice outlines transfers involving Joseph A Hull and Hoaey in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints area. It details Lot 6 Block 1 surveyed with water rights and a $4209 warranty deed. Matthews McCulloch and Jobe Lang are listed with partial property interests and water rights in a township section.
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Joseph A. Hull
Wii Carnar
Teas Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Matthewe McCulloch
Jobe Lang
Deraltan
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