Withdrawal of U S Troops From Mexico Nears
Washington reports after a cabinet meeting Secretary Lane presented the final Joint Commission findings on the Mexican-American task. The administration is expected to withdraw Major General's troops from Mexico and send Ambassador Fletcher to Mexico City, with no definite date set. Obregon ordered troops prepped to occupy now-garrisoned American territory, while debate continues over embargo on arms movement and protection for colonists and locals allied with General Pereda Makaroops.
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Washington
Lane
Wferehing
Mexico
Ambascador Mathher
Joint Commission
Chihuahua
Pered- Mak’aroops
United States
Mexico City
Obregon
Murgula
Fotot Commission
Aubaresdor Fletcher
Mrr
Fletcher
Revenue Agreement Sets Fiscal Year Measures In Senate
Washington reports an informal revenue plan reached by Democrats to raise 4294.6 million in the coming year through new estate and inheritance taxes and corporate and partnership levies. The pact includes an 8 percent rate for certain corporate reforms and temporary certificates to secure funding.
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Washington
Wvaya
Reane
Government Debt Plan Discussed To 100 Million Bid
The discussion centers on debt options up to 100 million as a temporary treasury measure. Key officials including the president, Secretary Neath, and Chairman Kitchin weigh estate tax shifts, corporate incomes, and certificates of indebtedness to bridge liquidity through June 30.
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NeAthol
Kitchin
Mesicao
Purchass
Dantah
Kitehiy Fal
Iberm
How This Mother Gained Strength To Do Her Work
A mother from Fale Haven Virginia recounts overcoming two years of illness with the aid of Vinot, praising its health benefits. She credits improved vitality to the product and plans to recommend it to friends while continuing family duties.
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Fale Haven
Wea
Vinci
Jans H. Bopr
A Delicate Child Made Strong By Our Vinol
A testimonial from Fayetterille M C about Vinol aiding a frail child In poor health The remedy reportedly increased appetite improved digestion and weight The ad claims the product to be constitutional and appealing to children through a guarantor Culley Drug Co Ogden Utah towns are cited as selling points
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Culley Drug Co
Ogden
Utah
German War Budget for 1917 Delivers Resolve in Diet
London dispatch reports Dr Teotae in the Prussian diet presenting the 1917 war budget. He notes continued financial strain under blockade, asserts Germany will persevere, and emphasizes dedication to victory despite casualties and sacrifices. Washington notes Admiral Charles S. Sitabee’s birthday and greetings.
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London
Teotae
Amsterdam
Dr. Lenite
Forte
Aly
Lentze
Germany
Ata
Prusala
Temala
Kaiser Thanks Loyal Subjects and War Leaders
A London telegram reports Kaiser Wilhelm receiving a flood of loyal addresses from German sovereigns, state bodies, and unions. The letters hail his entente manifesto and pledge support for continued total war effort, with some urging unrestricted submarine action. The emperor’s replies avoid the submarine topic.
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Neelin
London
William
Mana League
Entente
Germany
Irosa League
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Relief From Rheumatism
A damaged ad copy claims Foley Kidney Pills remove uric acid from blood and ease rheumatism pain. It touts kidney pills as central to relieving pain, depictions of claimants, and urging readers to try Foley Kidney Pills for relief.
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Beecree
Coto
Conaiter Foley
Mrs Visconti To Testify In Senate Inquiry
Washington hears from Mrs. Visconti amid the congressional probe into a peace note leak and stock-market drafting links. The testimony targets secretary Tumulty, White House press men, and possible profiting from leaks as New York figures like Sander Davison and J P Storkan are summoned. Witnesses await examination after yesterday’s Lawson stand and extended inquiry aims to broaden the scope with possible expert counsel.
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Washington
Visconti
New York
J. P. Storkan
Y P. Davison
Flal Vane Merllp
Congress
Ata
Mr. Lawson
Hie
Chatman Henry
Romimalttes
Mra. Visconti
Olive Tablets: Dr Edwards remedy for constipation
An old-time newspaper blurb touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative. It claims the sugar coated tablets cleanse bowels and liver without griping, encouraging a normal flow by taking one or two nightly. Prices advertised as 25¢ per box.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Kaysville Dank Elects Officials at Annual Meeting
At the Harney stockholders gathering the following officers were elected: John C. Barnes president and directors John W. Barnes William Galley Henry Wes Arthur Barnes Loyal Barnes John Tarnes with a direct slate presented by Kayerine Jan. Tireling of Stockholters.
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Kaysville Dank
Kayerine
Jan
Stockholters
Harney
MR. Barnes
John C. M. Barnes
John W. Galley
Wiliam Telrad
Henry J Wes
Arhur J. Barnes
Lloyal C. Barnes
John W. Tarnes
Kaysville Canning elects officers and directors
The Kaysville Canning corporation elected officers and directors including John KR Barnes as president, Francis H Nalder as vice president, John QO Warnes as secretary and treasurer, and directors A F Barnes Henry Blood John Gale ney Herbert Flames John Flint David Galley Thomas J There food. The company paid 6 percent dividend for 1316 and 5 percent dividend for 116.
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KR. Gailey
R. Bruce Major
Asplrtant
J. G. Mf. Barnes
John W. Cailey
Jeary
Kaysville Canning Corporation
John KR. Barnes
Peraldent
Francis H. Nalder
View Wresident
John QO
A. F. Harnes
Jenry H. Blood
John R. Galeney
Herbert J. Flames
John Flint
David Galley
Thomas J. There Food
Immigration Bill Passes House Heading to President
Wanhineten reports the House approved the immigration bill today and sent it to President Wilson for signature. Unclear on veto prospects due to Meracy test concerns, the measure awaits the chief executive’s decision. Separately, the House sustained regular appropriations for the pneumatic tube postal service in major cities, rejecting liquor advertising bans and passing the postal bill as completed, without increases in second class mail rates or wages.
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Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Lois
Randell
California
Hebrews Hold Biennial Meeting In Baltimore
The Union in American Hebrew congregations and its council met in Baltimore for the twenty fifth biennial session. The board reported operations in 1402 rural communities and 43 universities, with numerous facilities and agencies, and agents traveling 166,003 miles to pursue their work while handling 326,201 pieces of rail and express packages at headquarters last year.
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Baltimore
Council of
Union
Board of Managers of
Universitien
Wake Up With Hot Water and Phosphate Cleanse
A crude health advisory urges drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of phosphate before breakfast to purge toxins from stomach and bowels. It claims this wash improves skin, breath, digestion, and overall health, selling a tonic view of frsh bathing as essential.
Aged Man Severely Hurt by a Fall
An elderly man, possibly Charles Waterstadt of Metatard, Ne Vi, was severely hurt after a fall on an icy street yesterday. He appears dazed and was found with $1800 in cash. his name and papers were searched and authorities are seeking further details.
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Ines
Charles Waterstadt
Metatard
Wis
Andreas
Potash Prospects Fueled by Utah Alunite Finds
Frank Cameron of Washington travels to Utah at the behest of Du Pont Power Company and major stockholders to assess whether potash or base metals in alunite can yield a powerful explosive. Cameron, formerly with the Interior Department, helped spur early commercial potash in the United States and says he will remain for about six weeks to study alunite beds.
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du Pont Powiter Company
Lix
Frank Cameron
Washington
Utah
Cameron
Department of the Interior
United States
la Pont Company
Piote Enunty
Mineral Products Corporation
Frat Commercial Potash
Alunite de
Texas Infantry Eleven Victors 24 6 at San Antonio
The Second Texas Infantry football team from Camp Wilson at San Antonio defeated an opponent 24 to 6 today. It was the Texans first game of the season in which they were scored on, marking a defensive achievement.
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Texas Infantry
Austin
Tex
Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Texans
Feeble-mindedness in Utah sparked calls for custodial care
Salt Lake Telegraph reports Miss Jane Griffith of the state commission condemns mixing custodial care for the feebleminded with other mental illnesses. She cites Provo Hospital limits and argues a dedicated institution is needed as feeble mindedness is hereditary and rising, with numerous family cases and social risks across six southern counties.
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Salt Lake Telbane
Jane Griffith
Provo
Utah
Orar
Major League season opening set for April 11
Open date announced after joint National and American League schedule committees concluded meetings yesterday. The plan confirms the major league season will begin on Wednesday April 11 with teams preparing for opening games.
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New York
National
Rap Yeaterday
Notice of Private Sale of Estate Property in Weber Utah
In Weber County Utah district court the estate of David H Jenkins deceased announces private sale of real property described by metes and bounds including 73 acres with water rights and 41 shares in Wilson Irrigation Co. Sale date after January 25 1917 with bids at Valentine Ordeon Ogden Utah. 10 percent paid at bid acceptance with balance on court confirmation.
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District Court of
Second Judicial District
Weber
State of
Utah
David H. Jenkins
District Court
County of
David HH. Jenkins
Weber County
Salt Lake
Stoush
Lens
Wilson Irrigation Company
Sadante
Ogden
Joseph Jenkins
Daria
Jeane
Valentine Guineos
Deer killed rapidly across the United States
New York dispatch reports a surge in deer killings that threatens to wipe out sightings in many areas. Dr. William Hornaday warned at the New York State Forestry association meeting that in some regions nearly an entire deer population could vanish, noting dramatic losses near the Mississippi River and in Colorado.
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New York
United States
William 7. Hornaday
Zoological Park
New York State Forestry Association
Alizsizsippi
Colorado
Redmond's Daughter Dies In New York Hospital
Mrs Esther Redmond Power eldest daughter of John E Redmond the Irish trader died today in a New York hospital after a short illness.
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Redmond
New York
Esther Redmond Power
John E. Redmond
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