Distinguished Guests Attend Senate Luncheon in Paris
President Wilson dined at the Luxemburg palace with Clemenceau and Poincare present, alongside cabinet members and foreign ministers. The luncheon featured a guard procession, the American national anthem, and a distinguished gathering of world leaders and diplomats, including Lansing, White, Bilas, Grayson, and other officials.
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Paris
Wilson
Foreign Office
Supreme Council
Luxemburg
Wenulo
Fremler Clemenceau
Poincare
Gueats
Acaate
Paul Yeechoudl
Chamber of Deputies
Vwnieonay
Laremburg Palace
Auredin Dudost
Senate
Salon Des Conferencer
Thie
Europe
Dubont
Wilama al Bi
Poincare al
Hia Tatt
Nozi
Italy
Tanzania
CzechoSlovakia
Deaths Reported in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City health board reports two deaths due to infant illness and other causes, listing Thina deaths and Hull Aled Awengale as deceased. The city notes a 24 hour record of cases, with 1180 care instances and 65 hospitalizations. restrictions include mask use and class suspensions, as university and student health issues are addressed.
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Salt Lake
Thina
Gardon Stereldlawkina
Eaat
Hull
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S. University
Higher food prices forecast for next year
Wallington officials forecast higher food prices next year as they told Congress appropriations for fund purchases would include a ten percent increase starting next July. Lt. Col. Adaing of the quartermaster corps said once feed administration constraints are removed prices could rise sharply, with an army ration costing 48 cents per man per day, and appropriations based on a revised, higher cost.
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Wallington
Hiener
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Adaing
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House
Army
Adams
Rehabilitation Plan Urges Early Pass of Smith Bankhead Bill
Secretary Wilson urged quick passage of the Smith Bankhead bill to provide national rehabilitation for crippled industrial workers. He noted over 10,000 permanently incapacitated workers who could benefit from vocational rehab, and warned that postwar needs must continue alongside veterans’ programs. The bill expands the Smith Hughes act, creating the Central Vocational Board to coordinate federal and state efforts in industry related rehabilitation.
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Washington
Wilson
Smith-Bankhead
United States
Bankhead
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Smith Hughes
Uyural
Opinion Divider On Strip Annexation Probing Utah Action
State engineer George F McGonarta who was sent to Phoenix to confer with Arizona legislators on the proposed annexation reports no wide division in Utah lawmakers. He will urge Governor to seek action through a special delegation from Utah and possibly the Arizona senate. Some legislators favor the proposition while others oppose it.
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George F. McGonarta
Phoenix
Ariz
Ufalp
Wil
Utah
Tran
Arizona
McGionate
Tr Viomigh
Nervous System Tonic Promises Strength and Vitality Claims
An OCR damaged ad extols biro phosphate as a nerve tonic promising thin, nervous men renewed vigor and fleshy health. It cites improved energy, pink cheeks, and brighter eyes while warning of weakness without the tonic and mentioning cautions about dosage and usage.
Allies Reach Agreement on Siberian Road
Vladivostok reports Allied matrons have settled control of the Siberian railway system. Major Stover to be chief executive with an allied committee led by a Japanese chairman. Britain to control Irkutsk westward, France to run the Amur branch, and the Americans to manage the Chinese Eastern railroad.
Slopville Center Weakly News column follies and notices
A column from the Slopville Center Weekly News mocks delayed subscriptions and office quirks. It notes editor dissatisfaction with readers slow paying for ten years, jokes about army life, a hospital recovery, and a plug for an old advertisement while urging small-town readers to settle accounts within seven days.
Local Moose Officials Elected In Nonpartisan Ballot
Names from Ogden St Joseph Englewood and other towns appear in a list of Moose officials elected without a diss oning vote. The document names J Weberview R St Coler F W Matthews W Gardner H M Lee I R Watson E Clark and Phil Ralelgi among those re elected or appointed to roles including guard ian treasurer and vice positions across Moose areas North East West and Heart safeguarding.
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W Naremore
L. W. Pack
Ogden
BM. Daner
St. Joseph
Mount E
H. M. Lee
W. J. Gardiner
Herter
C. Hoffman
Guiding Moose
Gearuy KE. Mowe
I. R. Watson
Argus of the Heart
E. ‘F Clark
Eb.t. Clark
Guardian of the Heart
Phil
M. Ralelgi
A. J. Geral
Unclear Health Claim Advertisement for Korein Oil
An unreliable OCR style ad touts oil of Korein capsules sold at a shop named Inoggist's Collar directions. It promises weight loss from ten to sixty pounds with unspecified exercises and a money back guarantee. The fragmentary notice urges preserving the ad for future reference.
Moose Election in Salt Lake Moose Lodge
Report of the Moose election in Salt Lake City with candidates named for induction into the Legion and the initiation ceremonies. The event featured a ceremonial address titled "dake Arteer" and a banquet, with attendees from Salt Lake and Ogden and a list of nominees led by A. F. Deakson and J. G Ines, among others.
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Salt Lake
Inn
Ogden
Arde
Offfeara
Mogavnl
Ateninnep
Dake Arteer
Moosedom
Fife
A. F. Deakson
IM. Dirker
B. Frost
J. G Ines
Woreren
Salisbury
Cla
Birtet
J. J. Luce
Charien Fete
Americans to come home by the Rhine plan outlined
Reports indicate Allied plans for moving American troops from France to a German port via the Rhine. Transports rely on barges and river steamers with forts under way to guide units up the Rhine to Cobienz from Rowerdam, avoiding long sea routes.
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Coolene
New Nation
Rhine
Kotier- Jampor Sone
Rowerdam
Delicate Child Restored by Vinol Says Mrs Sommers
Mrs Frederick Sommers of Monaca Pennsylvania says her youngest boy, frail and weak, recovered after taking Vinol a cod liver and iron remedy. She notes improved health, strength and weight as a result.
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Mowata
Frederick Sommers
Monaca
Culley Winga
Debate on Food Relief Measure Delays Senate Vote
Washington January 21 debate on appropriation for relief in Europe and the Near East dominated the Senate. Advocates and opponents expect passage before adjournment tomorrow with leaders hopeful of final action. Senators Penrose Sherman Martin Lewin argued for and against provisions, proposing amendments on administration and pricing, while Hoover cited wartime costs and policy concerns.
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Washington
Europe
Senate
Oita
Herbert d Hoover
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Hinds
Martin
Virginia
Jeader
Lewin
Innois
Huwyer
United Staters
Senstar Ashurst
Arizona
Lewis
Witton
Con Fendee
Taris
Hoover
Pentase Salied Allenany
Food — Administration
Food Administration
Tate
Shesnui
Hess
Jail Sentence for the Bootleggers' Jail Sentence
In Salt Lake City on January 21, special agent David Gershon of the U S Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation urged bootleggers face penitentiary for first offenses. He argued the current misdemeanor classification fails to deter liquor traffic and calls for stricter penalties.
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Salt Lake
David Gershon
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justis
Gershon
Calls for stricter liquor sale laws to curb traffic
The article urges the state legislature to criminalize the sale of intoxicating liquor in violation of the Teed amendment and to impose prison terms for first offenses. It argues current enforcement is weak, profits from illicit trade rise, and only harsher penalties can stop the growing traffic. It emphasizes urging action by lawmakers without delay.
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Department of Justice
McPherson Dies at 72 Noted Insurance Law Expert
Jona McPherson of Philadelphia died after a three month illness. He was 72 and known as a leading authority on insurance and the law of evidence. The death occurred in Phidadelphia after a brief illness, with the court of appeals for its third district referenced in the report.
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Phidadelphia
Sais Jona TS
McPherson
the Velie
Clrende Court of Appeals
Tonlehi
Writing expert dies in San Francisco obituary
The writing and photographic expert Kytka, famed for his literary craft, died in San Francisco today at age 58. Born in Austria, he immigrated to the United States as a youth and built a renowned career.
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San Francisco
Dors Kytka
Hytks
Famous In A Day For Her Complexion Oatmeal Cure Claim
An advertisement narrates Mae Edna Wilder praising a home oatmeal and derwillo combination for facial and hand skin. It promises a one night transformation, claims freckles tan and blotches vanish, and offers a money back guarantee with a $210 purchase suggestion.
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New York
Juni
Saya Mae Edna Wilder
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