University of Utah chooses new president amid board clash
The University of Utah regents vote 7 to 4 to appoint Dr John A Wintsoe president, replacing J T Kingsbury. Debate raged over minority influence and procedures with Kingsbury’s letter of retirement read aloud and a move to appoint a search committee for candidates.
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Villa Capture Denials Body of War News From Mexico and Europe
Reports from Chihuahua City and El Paso disputed claims that General Villa had been captured near Madera Chihuahua with no official confirmation by nightfall. Allied and diplomatic circles tracked updates while Mexican authorities awaited formal word. Across Europe dispatches described bombardments on Dedengatch, Soviet and Austro-Hungarian front actions, and strategic moves toward Kut el Amara as major powers maneuvered.
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Stingaree Bushranger Targets Laid Adventure
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The Man Who Came Back
A fragmentary notice describes a theater or literary piece titled The Man Who Came Back, with garbled names and places. It mentions Tuberculosis, Matren Woodmen Panttariam at Colatada Ryrings and a free release by Mader Wool men of Amptta. The text is incomplete and reads like an old advertisement or program snippet.
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Cummins in Deal With Roosevelt in Nominating Push
Washington dispatch says Republicans discuss a progressive alliance to control the national convention and secure a pro progressive platform. Dinners at a hotel near the capital drew senators Borah Cummins Kenon Groon La Follette Clapp Sterling Norris Works Palmister Jones among attendees. An understanding aims to prevent intra group contest for delegates, possibly guiding Cummins or La Follette to withdraw if needed. Roosevelt reportedly hinted he might back Cummins if nominating chances fail.
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Italy Debates Montenegro Fall and Allied Strain
Nome Italy faces debate over Montenegro defeat and Italy’s responsibility in the European conflict. Italian leaders discuss mixed blame, calls for action, and a shifting military situation as critics weigh allied strategy and diplomacy amid Montenegrin events.
Objection to Judge Morgan in Provo Suit
In Provo on January 3 a motion was filed by Grant C. Hagler for Upper Basin Canal Co and other defendants seeking to disqualify Judge A B Morgan from presiding over the Prom Reservoir case against Provo City. Defendants argued Morgan previously served as city attorney and was biased. the judge denied disqualification and set February 1 for trial.
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Holland flood danger in great Netherlands district
Telegram from Amsterdam reports rising flood waters across Holland with submerged farms and destroyed bridges. Queen Wilhelmina inspects affected districts as dikes collapse threaten rail lines near Wyndewormer and more villages report drownings in North Holland. Government asks foreign sympathizers not to open relief funds.
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Extermination of the rabies takes hold in Idaho
Idaho officials push rabies extermination as coyotes and dogs bite and threaten. Tests by the state bacteriologist show many bite victims and wildlife animals harbor rabies. Muzzling orders spread in Boise and Twin Falls as farmers report frequent coyote attacks and increasing livestock losses. The Pasteur treatment is being deployed statewide with no rabies cases yet in treated patients. Extermination has become a business due to pelts and a $250 bounty, with hundreds of predators killed last year across Idaho including bears, wild cats, lynx, wolves, and coyotes.
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Floods Cut Rail Lines as California Rebuilds
In Los Angeles area floods disrupt southern California railroads with only the Santa Fe line from Los Angeles to San Diego in operation. Southern Pacific and Santa Fe trains eastward to Arizona face washouts. Eight Mexicans among flood victims reported. recovery of bodies ongoing.
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Get Scott's Emulsion First for Cold Strength
When a cold grips the system, neglect worsens illness. The ad urges using Scott's Emulsion as the best treatment to nourish blood, suppress the cold, and build strength, warning against stimulants and depressants. Trust Scott's first, not last, with genuine product and no alcohol or injurious drugs.
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British Cabinet Rules Out Inquiry Into Frith Command
The British cabinet decided there will be no inquiry into the regulations affecting Frith command at present. The terse announcement notes the issue is impracticable and postpones any investigative action.
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Inquiry urged after Gallipoli dispatch cited by Asquith
In Commons debate John Redwood pressed for an inquiry into Gallipoli actions cited in General Ian Hamilton's dispatch from Suvia Abay. Premier Asquith said conditions required a tribunal and witnesses, which would withdraw many officers, but pledged an adequate inquiry in due course.
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Park Accident Recounts Fatal Car Collision Details
A damaged report describes a waterman in a car with his sweetheart as they struck an unintended obstacle in the park. The crash allegedly broke the headspoit of the car and caused fatal injuries, though the account notes the event was once viewed as an unavoidable accident.
Serbian Aid Planned for Army Remnants Reorganization
The Matian government will aid the Serbian army remnants in reorganizing. About 50,000 Serbians have already reached a refuge in Carfu. The Stefani agency notes the King of Te ly held a conference with Serbian ministers in Brindisi during his visit.
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Dollar a bushel realized for wheat in Rexburg Idaho
In Rexburg Idaho farm ers have held wheat at $1 a bushel, reached yesterday and today they paid. Local buyers sold large quantities totaling over 300000 bushels with major consignors including J W Webster & Bonn Woods Aras Parkinson Tros J M Shields IL Thatcher Smith & McCoulough HH Jensen and several smaller farmers. Remaining stock held between Rexburg and Newdale. The market noted stiff demand from Arab dealers. The report also mentions a bombardment context and a German statement about northern France attacks with anticipated use of smoke bombs.
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Interurban Sues Over Death In Rail Accident
Logan January 20 J S Kirby of Hyde Park as administrator of Reynold Griffin estate has fled to recover damages from Ogden Locan and Taha Railway Co for the death of Griffin a young Nyda Park resident killed by an interurban car last September at Hyde Park The case centers on liability for the fatal accident and seeks compensation for the family.
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Ryndam Floated At Gravesend After Accident
London Jan 20 The Holland America steamship Ryndam, damaged in an accident at Gravesend that killed three stokers and injured four others, was towed today and anchored at the haven. The Ryndam departed New York for Rotterdam with 151 passengers and a crew of 200.
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