Momentous Claims Before Peace Conference
The dispatch reports that dominions led by Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa seek formal recognition of internal autonomy while Britain retains control of foreign affairs. The piece notes efforts to admit these nations to the league and clarify sovereignty, amid debates before the peace conference.
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Ure Hrithih
League
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Afric
Belgium
Ausirala
England
Dr King New Discovery Cold Remedy Ad Card
An old advertisement touts relief for cold and cough with Dr King New Discovery as the watchword for seasonal illnesses. It notes regular users in families and promotes the medicine available at druggists nationwide, priced at six cents.
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Dr. King
King
Drazgista Everywhere
Health pill ad touts regular bowels and clean system
A vintage medicine advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills claiming health benefits from regular bowels and a clean system. It emphasizes gentle positive action and keeps the stomach sweet and breath fresh, noting a 26 cent price.
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Dr. King
American Expeditionary Force Returns to New York
New York dispatch reports the arrival of 3,114 officers and men of the American Expeditionary Force aboard the George Washington from France. Notables include Corporal Walter Snow of Oklahoma nicknamed Little Drop, who displayed two wound stripes and a Croix de Guerre, and Lieutenant Arthur Easterbrook of Seattle who received the Distinguished Service Cross for attacking four enemy planes at 1,000 feet. Also aboard were Brigadier General Chamberlain, commanding the corps, and Brigadier General E. Wilder of the headquarters staff.
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New York
Howe
Chateau Thiercy
Argonne
Chipley Ridge
Arthur Easterbrook
Beattle
Wash
Snapa Noddy
Chamberlain
Constantifiery Corps
BE. W. Wilder
Fighting Units To Receive Large Reception
The War Department announced that three famous national units, including the Buckeye division, will be greeted with a large reception upon return. Details on dates and arrangements were not fully disclosed in the dispatch.
How to Relieve a Stuffed Nose and Catarrh
An ad explains a remedy with a nasal balm that clears congested nasal passages and head pressure. It claims fast relief from colds and catarrh, easing headaches and breathing. The product is described as penetrating the swollen mucous membranes to provide instant relief.
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Hellef
Plans for early return of three divisions from France
The War Department has set plans for three divisions to return together from overseas. The 27th Division under Major General John F. O'Tryan is expected to be sent to a new camp or reinforcement area near New York. The 37th Division, which saw action in Baccarat and later joined Allied thrusts in Flanders, is noted for distinct local identities and strong records.
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Porte
United States
France
John F. O'Tryan
Yor
37Th Kaw
Baccarat
Flandora
Seheldi
Jarmustica
Few Bank Failures Mark War Period Compared To 1893 Panic
Washington notes contrasting bank stability. In 1893, 169 National banks with assets over 40 million collapsed during the panic. In the war’s first year only four suspensions occurred, with assets about 300 thousand dollars. A proposal touts a $30 per million deposit insurance to protect national banks and spur new capital from hidden funds.
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Washington
Daporita
Joas
Kidney disorders and headaches affect mood and appetite
A fragmented health piece notes that kidney disorders may cause headaches and low mood. It suggests that problems with appetite and eating can worsen symptoms, with gradual changes in behavior and overall well being.
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Cailnis
Balmwort Tablets Advertised for Various Ailments
An old advertisement claims Balmwort Tablets ease headaches, rheumatic pains, burning irritation, nervousness, and general discomfort. It touts testimonials of kidney padiets and says the product is sold by all druggists.
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Isenfort
Espionage Cases Decided Finally in Davenport Iowa
Davenport court sentences four well known defendants for espionage related acts tied to 1917 antiwar actions. Walter Matthey receives a long federal prison term with fines total 1060 dollars, Velmer Vollmer is related to a former congressman, Charles Wiley and Albert Miller each receive 4000 dollar fines. Walter Wallace later died in Leavenworth Prison.
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Davenport
Iowa
Junice Whde
Walter Matthey
Sear
Port Leavenworth
Gay
Efe
Venworth Privan
Influenza Outbreak Reports 91 Deaths in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City health board reports 91 new influenza deaths and quarantines in fifty households. Victims include Mina Bax ter, Eli Robinson, and Mamie McLaughlin among others. ages range from two to 46 as city seeks containment and care.
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Salt Wake
City Board of Health
Murry Odell
Maat Seventeenth Bouth Streat
von McClellan
West Third North Street
Mra
Mamie Nalilda McLaughlin
Weet Sixth South Street
Exoneration for Madame Lebaudy Declared by Grand Jury
In Mineola on January 21 a Nassau County grand jury found Madame Jacques Lebaudy not guilty of the degree murder charge in the January 11 killing of her eccentric husband, the self styled "emperor of Sahate." Lebaudy returned home with her 16 year old daughter Jacqueline and expressed gratitude as her attorney sought a written release and the grand jury’s action was announced.
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Madame Lebaudy
Mra Phineas Beaman
Grand
Ata
Madama Lebaudy
Nay
William F. McGinnis
Wealbury
Lean
Madame Ledaudy
Beaman
Adkres
Bohgayrd
Grand Jury
Col Thomas Swabe Veteran of the Wars Dies
Col Thomas Swabe a veteran of the Civil War and founder figure in South Omaha died in Berkeley California where he had lived two years. He came to Omaha in 1866 after gallant service through Corinth and Vicksburg and was honored for his bravery rising to senior roles in the cotton trade. His death was reported by his son Edwin T Swobe of Omaha.
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Omatia
Corinth
Satloh
Vicksburg
Wild rumors of disorder in Poland circulate among Allies
Reports from Warsaw dated Monday January 24 quote Allied milastons arriving from Switzerland and France saying rumors of disorder in Poland are circulating in allied countries. One claim alleged an uprising near Przewesk and another blamed a German or Austrian link. A Vienna dispatch via Copenhagen was later dismissed in London. No reliable confirmation of any large scale unrest in Warsaw was found.
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Warsaw
Switzerland
France
Poland
Lenace
Przewesk
Merchants push campaign to capture new markets abroad
Merchants begin a campaign to conquer old trade markets and seek new ones in Mexico and Pacific routes. The National Highways offices report freighters missing from routes to Mexico. American firms plan to enter communications with Mexican ports as Japanese interests build ties on the west coast. Standard Oil of Kansas declares a quarterly dividend of 3 per share payable February 14.
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Mexico
Koneca
National Tailways
Liverpool
Moxtco
Comminafon
Pacific Coast
United States
Mertea
Standard Oil
Nequelita
Kan
Standard Oil Company of Kansastoo
Second Congregational Church to Hold Annual Meeting
The Second Congregational Church at Five Points will host its annual meeting tonight in the church building. Rev Godfrey Matthews will preside and officers of the church Sunday School and Christian Endeavor will deliver year end reports. A social hour and refreshments will follow after business is concluded.
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Second Congregational Church
Godfrey Matthews
Christian Endeavor Society
Clothiers Meet to Debate After War Problems
NEW YORK June 21 The 23rd annual convention of the National Association of Clothiers authorized a labor bureau to study all industrial problems of the clothing trade with branches in major centers. A committee will go to Washington to discuss luxury tax reform. An enormous 26 percent surplus of cloth is noted due to war terminations, with plans to aid reactivation and prevent undue losses to manufacturers. A committee will also confer with retailers to lift the wartime display ban on styles.
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New York
National Association of Clothiers
W York
Washington
John R Barnes of Kaysville Dies After Illness
John Richard Barnes a Utah pioneer and Kaysville resident, died last night after several weeks of illness. Born July 28, 1823 in Sandy, England, he joined the Mormon church in 1848 and later emigrated with his family. He was a bank merchant and churchman, helped organize the Kaysville Co operative Mercantile Institution, and became a leading farmer and landowner in the community.
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John
Barnes
Utah
Kaysville
John Richard Darnes
Sandy
Bolitordahlia
England
Weyl
Kayshka
Barurs
Adout
Wen
Kaysvilla Co-operative /Mercantile Institution
Ala Decih
Will a stronger race arise from iron and diet claims
A physician argues that a nation’s strength depends on iron in the blood and that refined foods have stripped iron from modern diets. He advocates organic iron supplements like Nuxated Iron to build physical power and mental vigor, asserting wide use and physician endorsements, with cautions to consult doctors for proper dosage and to avoid unsafe substitutes.
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George F. Raker
Mowmants Hospital
New Jersey
Raker
Miereteing
Notable Davis County leader dies at Kaysville area
Latter day community figure Mr Barnes longtime director in the Davis and Weber Counties Canal Co and president of Tarnea Banking Kayaville Milling and Din iCayaville Canning before his death He also served on Zion's Co operative Mercantile Inalitudes Linseret National Bank Deseret Savings Bank and Home Fire Insurance Co He was counselor to Bishop Peter Parton in Kaysville for nearly thirty years Married three times with ten children and several grandchildren listed among survivors including Royal Barnes Martha F and Richard A Barnes
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Linseret National Bank
Deseret Savings Bank
Home Fire Insurance Company
Salt Lake
Peter Parton
Kaysville Ward
Tme
Darnes
John G. M. Finentx
Kaysville
Arthur F
Richard Wiliam
Willard S. Varnes
Salt Lake City
Hia
Rilhabeth Greeves Darnes
Whan
Silt Lake
Henry
H. Blood
Kayavula
George L. Yatton
Provo
Martha
Mary A. Barnes
Imayside
Claud T. Barnes
Lawrence
Blood
Richard A. Bart
Secretary Daniels commends armed guard of steamer Westbro
Secretary Daniels announced that he commended the armed guard of the steamer Westbro a 24 man unit plus five new navy enlistees for courageous actions at sea. They aided in shifting a cave to rescue the crew in dangerous conditions and several individuals were singled out for risky rescues and test demonstrations aboard navy vessels. The honored guards include Arable W. Nicot Darrell W. Mendenhall Clark B. Brain Edward S. Adkine Emile F. Merborg John Hi Shealer and Joseph W. Moore among others from varied locales.
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Wastington
Daniela
Westbro
Navy
Paul W. A. Wilcox
Warren
Rhode Estar
Jayats Blacek Manon
Newnork R. 1
Cone
U.S. N
Wsley Mason
Daniels
Emile F. Merborg
Lang Heaneh
N. 1
Mendenhall
Sheridan
Oregon
Clark B. Brain
Seventh Avenue
Spokane
Wah
Edward S. Adkine
North Y Preadenak Avenut
Paandona
Calit
Local Names Include Harriss Boldis in Northwest Regions
Gerald M. Harriss of Porksud Oregon and Samuel Boldis of Tokaman Net are listed with connections to Franklin Wilder Olympia Washington and other nearby areas in a fragmented regional entry noting individuals and places.
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Gerald M. Harriss
Porksud
Oregon
Franklin
Wilder
Olympia
Wash
Samuel Boldis
Tokaman
Net
Medals Awarded By Al Tippetts For Weber County Girls
Medals awarded by A L Tippett, head of the boys and girls clubs in Weber County, in connection with Utah Agricultural College extension. Nearly 600 medals to be distributed over the next two weeks as districts are visited to accept applications for the coming season. Awards planned for Farr West, Haltngton, Plain City, Wharton, Huntville and Eden, with silver medals for second year and gold for third and fourth year work.
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Fost Ahi
A. i
Mppete
Hoya
Weber County
Utah Agricultural College
Fa al
Daker
Farr Weal
Hurringlito
Plain
City
Whaon
Huntaville
Eden
Expecca
Railway Clerks Club Elects Officers at Ogden Lodge Meeting
Ogden lodge No 641 Brotherhood of Railway Clerks holds January meeting in Fraternal building Washington avenue electing A E Edmon president and officers to be installed next meeting. Eighty percent of applications remain outstanding with high membership projections enabling three delegates to the Grand Lodge convention in Cincinnati May 6. ARDENT SUFFRAGIST DIES follows in New York report.
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Ogdenlodge No
Brotherhood of Railway Clerky
Ols
Washington Avenue
A. EB. Ednon
Br. W. Fred
Ortck
Prezkiert
Charles Carcatensen
Ice
Charles Maccarthy
FP. m Weet
Irenaurer
Eisa
Willams
Fred Nalstitt
Crand Ledge
Cincinnati
Woman Suffrage Leader Ashley Dies After Two-Year Presidency
Ashley, long active in suffrage circles including two years as president of the collegiate Equal Suffrage League and former treasurer of the National Woman's Suffrage League, died yesterday. Born in New England to a family linked with the Bashaw railway, she pursued a legal career and served as a judge in the court of appeals.
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P Ashley
Equal Suffrage League
National Woman's Suffrage League
New England
Fb Ashley
Wabash Railroal
Ardent
Court of Appeals
Bodallat
Good Roads Men Form National Highway Association
Kansas City Tan and delegates from 37 good roads associations met today to organize the Associated Highways of America. They elected G F Adama Ibrealdent of Ie Piko's Peak Geese ee Ocean Highway as president and adopted resolutions to create a nationwide highway system. The group urged federal support to build and maintain a transportation network to reduce food waste and expedite distribution nationwide.
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Kansas City
Tan
Mation
Lutherans Plan To Reconstruct Church in Europe
In Chicago on January 21 a meeting of Lutherans discussed a $1,000,000 fund to rebuild Lutheran churches in war‑devastated France, Moldova, and Russia. Rev Tanti Larers urged rapid fundraisers as 9,000,000 Lutherans are affected. mass meetings will begin February 15 to support the campaign.
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We Luther
Europe
Iredets
MH Slubb
New York
Tanti Larers
France
Moland
Russia
Tt Wen
Lutherang 7 Pelson
Corte TY
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