Medal 15 To Be Given to Utah Guard Members
The War Department will issue a bronze medal and ribbon to ten officers and enlisted men of the Utah national guard who served on the Mexican border. Those eligible include border patrol and expeditions between March 14 1916 and February 7 1917, with eligibility rules differing from the Mexican service badge. Applications must be filed with the adjutant general of the army along with the applicant's service record.
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War Department
Fred Jorgensen
Utah National Guard
Vara Cruz Department
Mexico
Pbultive
Border Service
Adjutant General of the Army
Acid in Stomach Sours the Food
An authority claims stomach trouble and indigestion come from acidity in the stomach not a lack of digestive juices. Excess hydrochloric acid delays digestion and ferments food, causing gas and fullness. A remedy is four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestion.
Oil Stations at All American Ports Proposed by Shipping Board
Washington January 23 Shipping board acting chairman John A Donald said plans to establish fuel facilities at all American ports for merchant marine vessels are under review. He noted lower fuel costs could boost U S shipping against British rivals and offset higher US construction wages. Separate item says railroad admin extended feed stuffs rates deadline to March 1.
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Washington
Pinne Fort
Veesela
Shipping Board
John A. Donald
United States
Occupation Tax Upheld Against Utah Mining Firms
The Utah district court rules the occupation and privilege tax on mining properties constitutional. The decision, in favor of the state, upholds the tax as a privilege levy rather than a direct property tax, with mining operators barred from interstate commerce implications. The suit involved Utah Copper, Silver King Consolidated, Judge Mining, and nineteen other mining firms.
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United States District Court
Dan
Shields
Reteral
Herbert van Dam, Jr
Oliver A. Dalby
Kelerol
Daniel O. Larson
Bright
Utah Copper Company
Sliver King Consolidated Mining Company
Judge Mining & Smelting Company
Utah
Brida
Serious Strikes in England Over Meal Hour Dispute
In England serious strikes and threats of further action disrupt labor amid meal hour disputes. Yorkshire 147,000 steel and surface workers face changes to shifts and meal breaks under a 47 hour plan, with breakfast time reduced and reporting of stalled shipbuilding. The unrest is tied to hours and a shift to relay work, with women cited as advancing the breakfast dispute.
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London
England
iBreat
Orige
London Daily Mail Comments on the Wilson Proposal
London commentary on the Wilson proposal questions Russian cooperation and warns against foreign interference. It cites hope for the League of Nations and notes Prince Leaf’s disappointment over the conference’s approach to peace and relations with tyrants. The dispatch also mentions Bolshevik gains in Paris and the conference dynamics.
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London Daily Mail
Wilson
London
the Daily News
Altee
Ana Wesalod Pawera
Escage
Wepiper
Ueim
Erin
Russia
Prince Leoff
Tauus
Qin
Prince Leaf
Hien
Julny
Weo
Holsheviks
Paris
The
Decialan
Bolshevik Propaganda Ties Name to U.S. Figures
Archibald Stevenson testified before the Senate propaganda investigating committee alleging Folio Reed, an American citizen, served as a general agent for the Transian Soviet government in New York and dispersed Bolshevik propaganda. Albert Rhys Williams and other Russians were cited as involved sources.
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Washington
Archibald Stevenson
Senate
Folio Reed
New York
Trassian
Russa
Albert Rhys Williams
Ay Anothor Ik Mhovils
Scourge of Spanish Influenza Advised By Physicians
Medical authorities warn that after effects of influenza linger and weaken vital organs. Dyspepsia, nervousness, malnutrition and chronic ailments may follow, delaying full recovery. The ad promotes Civlomene tablets as a tonic to aid digestion and vigor, urging consultation with a physician.
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Windom
Inter-Allied Air Commission to Meet in Paris
London dispatch reports the Inter Allied Air Commission will assemble in Paris soon to review proposals from technical experts of various powers. The group aims to draft a guide for aerial routes and air traffic titles amid complex geopolitical and moral considerations.
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Inter-Allied Air Commission
Paris
London
Plana
Ist
Local arrest for intoxication and prohibition charge
A 63 West or South street parlor owner and two assistants were arrested by the police traffic squad on prohibition violations. They face bail set under $300. The case remains unsettled as authorities proceed with the proceedings.
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Fast Lake
Jan
Moore
Wester South Street
Roller Skating on Streets Stopped After Police Meeting
A special police meeting led by Commissioner Miles J. Jones decided to curb roller skating on sidewalks and streets. Officers agreed on policy harmony and will enforce tobacco sales bans to minors and restrict minors in pool halls.
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Miles J. Jones
Jones
Contniasioner Jones
Balmwort Kidney Tablets Advertised Across Town
Hundreds suffer kidney, urinary and bladder irregularities and many turn to Balmwort Kidney Tablets sold by all druggists. Mrs. Frank Monehan lists 1610 Penrose as the address and promotes the product as the best on the market, though the ad’s quality is poor and partially garbled.
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Frank Monehan
Penrose
Scouis
Hallawort
Southern Pacific band elects new officers for year
Arthur Th. Agee was re elected airertor of the Southern Macitie shop band. Officers elected include President J. Kk. Blane Vice president G. Mamilyn Clerk C. Nels son Secretary and bandmaster F. P. Hollinggworth Trustees A. W. Haight Geo. Falk Bert Gregor. The band is regarded as one of the best in the era and leads the Southern Dacia for fret place.
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Arthur Th. Agee
Southerna Macitie
J. Kk. Blane
Home damaged by early morning fire
Mrs Eliza M Murphy of ghth street suffered damage when chimney sparks set the roof ablaze early today. Fire department from the central station responded and fought the blaze for nearly an hour, destroying a large roof section but causing limited interior damage to furniture.
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Eliza M. Murphy
Germany Must Pay Indemnities Beyond Full Reparation
Paris edition reports at the Supreme War Council meeting that Germany should be liable to pay indemnities in addition to reparations. The British push supported broader guarantees beyond compensation. Also noted are questions on conscription and general disarmament. A Salt Lake note mentions a push for work programs to employ soldiers returning to civilian life with a six hour day and wage.
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Paris
Supreme War Council
London Daily Mail
Sasa
Watson
Germany
T He
Ards
Diz
Ion
Salt Lake
Committee of Labor Organations
Nelary Cisb
Six hour workday debated by local clubs and unions
Community groups and labor representatives favor a six hour day with alternate four day weeks if six hours proves unfeasible. A resolution was drafted and presented to the Commercial Club board and Rotary Club meetings, with broader discussion planned at the Labor Temple. Copies may go to Secretary of Labor and local firms to seek cooperation. Leaders listed include C A Fang and Robert E Currin among others.
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Iabor
C. A. Fas
Te Bnard
Commercial Club
Uta
Tussaay
Lafe Federation of Labor
Charles ‘Tyng
Castle
Wil G. Farrell
Joseph H. Patrick
Henry Breet
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