Canning Plant Expansion Authorized by Utah Packing
A.J. Hall, president of Utah Packing, announced authorization to spend 400000 on new factories in the Ogden district. Work begins immediately on multiple plants including Wasatch, Riverside, Roy, Hooper, and West Weber, with brick and frame structures up to four stories, totaling an estimated 2000000 in buildings and equipment.
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Government moves to crush Oporto rebellion in Portugal
USEON Sunday report says Lisbon garrison units defected to Royalists near Oporto. Government dispatch says rebels surrounded by loyal troops in Montanta mountains above Lisbon, guns captured, cavalry dispersed. Ornelas, royalist representative, reported killed. Government concentrating large troops to quell the uprising.
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President WilDelay Ten Addresses Working Women
The president praises French women and all wartime women, urging conference inclusion of women in shaping postwar policy. He notes the war as a global, people’s war and stresses that the peace must be a peoples’ peace with broad participation, beyond governments. He thanks the women of France for bearing the home front burden and calls for lasting recognition and global solidarity.
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Japanese Peace Efforts Emphasized by Tokyo and Paris Delegates
Paris dispatch reports Viscount Uchida and Foreign Minister Makino stating Japan will aid in achieving a just permanent peace at the peace congress. Makino vows no desire for territorial gains in China or Siberia and to respect China's territorial integrity, while Tehng Tao returns would be handed to China if proposed.
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Supreme Court Opens Argument On Espionage Case
Washington January 27 oral arguments began in the supreme court over the constitutionality of the espionage act in the Debs and Fronkwerk cases. Debs, Socialist leader, was convicted for a June speech in Canon City. Fronwerk, of Kansas City, was found guilty of writing alleged seditious articles. Counsel for defendants argued the act abridges free speech and press, while the government contends the law protects military programs from interference. The Debs case is seen as a test of the act's overall validity.
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Austrian Petition Drives Swiss Union Urge
In Vorarlberg border towns Austrian petitioners circulated to unite with Switzerland drew strong local backing with 90 to 98 percent signatures. Petitions addressed to Swiss government and the peace conference. Meanwhile reports say Wilson may visit Limassol if invited by King Albert but date not fixed due to ongoing business in Darin.
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FOOLED Do Not Believe Army Beaten in War
A fragment reports disbelief at the army’s performance in battle as soldiers say they were beaten in war. The text suggests mistaken beliefs about military success. No clear event or location is provided in the readable portion.
Paris dispatch describes German morale after Paris arrival
A French general in Paris quotes a Berlin report on German morale amid war fatigue. He says Germans believe the war is over and fear indemnity, while underestimating American public sentiment toward President Wilson. A procession cheers the American mission in Dew Wa.
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Sofia Names Street For American Consul Dominic Murphy
Athens reports the Sofia municipal council decided to name a street after Dominic Murphy the American consul general to Bulgaria. Murphy left Lutins for Sataniki after receiving a revolutionary thanks from the Bulgarian parliament for his work in Satta.
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Extra Session of Congress Nears Likely Start
Washington January 2 extra session of congress seems almost certain with 31 working days left. House and Senate rush appropriations and supply bills as war contracts, railroad funding, and naval programs face action. Senate to debate war contract legislation and postoffice river and harbors bills. House to tackle agricultural appropriation and war economy cuts. International affairs attract attention with league of nations debate and peace conference remarks planned.
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Demobilization Plans for Return of American Troops
General March told the Senate military committee that shipping could return 300000 men monthly and that the American occupation force size would be decided by President Wilson. About 1800000 Americans still overseas were to be demobilized within six months, with ten divisions kept in the Army of occupation.
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O Leary Trial Began On Treason Conspiracy Charge
Jeremiah O Leary, once linked to anti British publications, faced a federal trial in New York on an indictment alleging conspiracy and replonage act violations. Co defendants include Alfred Sterl, manager of Bull, and the American Truth society. The case cites O Leary’s writings and pamphlets as the prosecution’s basis.
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Death of Rear Admiral Chadwick at Newport
New York March 27 The death of Rear Admiral French E Chadwick U S N retired was reported last night at Newport R I by the Century Association which received a telephone message to that effect from Newport.
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Allied forces withdraw from Shenkurak front north of Archangel
British and Allied troops including Americans and Russians pulled back from Shenkurak after Bolshevik pressure. From the British News Office report on northern Russia operations, the retreat aimed to avoid being outflanked as Bolshevik forces attacked January 22 to 28 after three days of bombardment. The defense lines shifted northward to shorten the front and prevent encirclement.
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Aviators Flying to Algiers Not Heard From
Paris dispatch reports Lt Hoget and Captain Cole who crossed the Mediterranean from Marseilles to Algiers yesterday were not heard from by 10 am. They were due back at Marseilles Sunday night. It is believed they may have landed on the Nalbaric Islands after the five hour flight. A 300 horse power airplane was in use.
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Cole
Senate Rivers and Harbors Bill Revised Upward
Senate reports the rivers and harbors bill revised upward by about five million dollars. The measure, approved by the House at 27,000,10, raises funds for the Mississippi river, Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers, Columbia, Willamette, and Anacortes harbor projects plus new surveys including Morro Bay and Yaquina River entrance channels from Newport to Toledo.
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British Rate Cuts on Steamers to United Kingdom
New York January 27 British freight rates on steamers to the United Kingdom were reduced about 6 percent for government cargo and 2 to 3 percent for shipments from the United States. The changes were learned through the British ministry of shipping. The ministry did not announce the reductions directly and shipowners were not involved in the decision making.
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Peace Conference Deliberations Set To Shape German terms
Paris reports the five great powers to study territorial terms and economic reconstruction of Germany in executive session. Delegates to select representatives for commissions will meet as the supreme council weighs the fate of German colonies and colonial borders. France and Britain favor keeping colonies outside German control, while Belgium and Portugal seek territorial adjustments with Belgian and Portuguese gains in Africa.
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Thirty six States Certify to State On Dry Measure
Thirty six states certify to the state department their ratification of the federal prohibition amendment. Wisconsin North Carolina Utah and Kansas reported early today. Kansas becomes the thirty eighth state to certify. Proclamation to make the amendment effective is being prepared.
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