State money for a memorial and city improvements questioned
A long editorial questions a proposed state bond to spend 2 million on Salt Lake City projects and a soldiers memorial. It argues funds should help smaller towns and cites broader postwar industrial readjustment and national duties abroad. It contrasts statewide memorials with local needs and criticizes centralization of funds.
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Powder River Division Brings Historic Valor to Argonne
The 91st in the War recalls the 981 division nicknamed Powder River, arriving from the West to join the fighting. They pressed through German trenches, took seven kilometers in one day, and helped break enemy lines toward Sedan. They charged with a fierce rally cry, endured heavy fire, and earned French honors in Paris as the war pressed on.
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Army of Occupation Debate Echoes in Deseret News
The Deseret News argues for bringing home American troops from the occupation of Germany and questions the need for a prolonged large Allied army on the western front. It notes Allied and official circles' talk of maintaining occupation forces to ensure peace terms and prevent failure of compliance.
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Economic Outlook After War Readjustment
An aeronomist from Guaranty Trust in New York analyzes a hopeful postwar path. He predicts gradual readjustment with no immediate wholesale price collapse, citing food and raw material shortages, shipping limits, and currency credit dynamics as shaping a slower contraction than activity.
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Kansas Day celebrated by Utah Kansas association
The Utah Kansas association hosts its eleventh annual Kansas Day dinner next Wednesday at 6 30 pm in the First Congregational church parlors. Judge A W Agee speaks on Kansas from Nebraska's view, Miss Ora Cupp responds to From a Missouri Neighbor, and J H Masters explains Kansas ideals.
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Galaxy of States
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Ogden
Union
Keneans
Utah Kansas Association
First Congregational Church
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J. Hi. Masters
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Largea Shields
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Turbulent Polish Front Noted In War Dispatch
A Jan 24 dispatch reports Poland facing a difficult situation as German forces fall back and allegedly aid Bolsheviks. Ukrainians threaten Lwow region, while Germans move to fight Poles. Bolshevik disarray noted in Estonia amid broader war upheaval.
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Montreal
Poland
Germany
Federal lawmakers push to limit president power on freight rates
Washington reports the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee heard Clifford Thorne urge immediate removal of presidential authority to fix freight rates. He warned continued government control risks rail injury and urges restoration of ICC powers and new legislation. Glass indicated leadership changes within the Democratic committee.
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Clifford Thorns
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
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