Utah Educational Association Proposes Teacher Pay Rise
The Utah Educational Association directs the governor to address teacher pay and school funding amid a cost crisis. Delegates urge maintaining educational efficiency, preventing layoffs, and opposing child labor exploitation while seeking state aid and a timely solution to educator shortages.
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Reathers
Wolfiee
Ran Educational
Associalion
Aratch
Fred Anderson
Tyson
Nmaccurel
Iohle
Aeef
Ashman
St. Adams
Commonwealth
Wien
Caxton
Guvumor Bassberger
House
Galary
Uving
Leos Erpédenen
Hie
Uiah
Hithnrin
Ciketa
Uich
Utaln
Hear Those Shoes That Tortured You
Cincinnati authority promotes treezone for corns and calluses saying direct application relieves soreness and allows removal of the entire root. A quarter-ounce of freezone at drug stores costs a few cents and should be used carefully to avoid skin irritation.
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Cincinnati
Letter Home From Leo Jomangen Aboard A E P
Leo Jomangen writes from the Atlantic aboard the 163d Infantry unit to Juntsville, thanking family for Christmas wishes. He notes ten days at sea with some illness, hopes for a safe rest of the voyage, and plans to return home by next Christmas. He mentions comrades Pred Herlin and Jamtes G. McKay and sends regards for a Happy New Year.
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M. Johansen
Juntsville
Varo
France
Theamathnr
Pred
Herlin
Jamtes G. McKay
Perhps
Christiuns
Archmfort
Khowimay
Prasher
Leo. W. Scharsen
New
Yor
Are You Still Young At Heart Hair Restorer Ad Feature
An advertisement touts Ql Haie Color Restorer as a non dye hair color restorer that silently restores natural color without staining the scalp or harming the hair. It promises gradual, even results and money back guarantees, endorsed by pharmacies and druggists.
Alleged Turkish General Arrested in Detroit
An alleged Turkish general is held in custody at Detroit police headquarters awaiting a government led inquiry. Officials say several important documents were found in the room and he has been in custody since Thursday.
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Detroit
Mich. Jax
Hughes to Succeed Hanchett on Utah County Board
Salt Lake January 29 Anticipation runs high for a replacement to Lafayette Hanchett on the county commissioners board this week. Commissioner C F Silmanto plans to leave for California next Saturday. William H Hughes remains the favored choice among county leaders though Barney B Quinn has also received broad support.
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Salt Lake
Lafayette Hanchett
Board of
County Commissioners
C.F. Silmanto
California
William H. Hughes
Barney B. Quinn
Fragmentary note on commission meeting and resignation
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a board of commission meeting with a resignation involving Governor Dawverger and Mr Hanthelt. It mentions a presentation to the board before Commissioner Stillinan departs and an appointment likely at a future date. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Board of Commission
Shoukl
Plans to Protect Sity Water System
Senator Smoot filed a favorable report with the public lands committee to protect the Balt Tanke Chu water system by authorizing a patent to the Gray Trust for 440 acres of land in Ulanein Hew. Lands would revert to the government to augment the Salt Lake Water system and an amendment funds education for white Indians’ children in two counties.
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Sity
Warrington
Smoot
Senate
Gray Trust Company
Ulanein
Te Wasuteh National Forest
Salt Lake
Fay Wintah
Nochrine
Ogden Man Prefers Fighting To Work Claim
An Ogden resident complains of chronic illness and near starvation while seeking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad touts a treatment that promises to ease inflammation and stomach issues, claiming money back if not proven effective.
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Momach
Angette
Mayr
General Pershing Reports Casualties
General Pershing reported casualties among American troops attached to the British expeditionary force. First Lieutenant 32 A. Brows was slightly wounded in action in December. Details were not provided. His mother, Mrs. Mile Lang, lives in Cincinnati. Additional names cited include Roberts, Ware, Earl M. Martis, and Maret.
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Washington
Pershing
Mile Lang
Cincinnati
Perehing
Ri Roberts
Mneningus
Ware Earl M. Martis
Government to seek oil licensing after White House visit
Washington January 8 Early measures pointing to government control of oil production and distribution were forecast after a White House visit by Fuel Administrator Garfield. Complete plans for instituting a licensing system were presented, with the current belief that the government will likely limit itself to licensing and will not attempt price fixing for the time being.
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Washington
Ladas
White Mouse
Garfield
Military Board Initiates Inquiry Into Fort Newark Fire
A military commission under Major General W. A. Mann begins an official inquiry into the Fort Newark terminal fire that destroyed the city dock and threatened Submarine Boat Corp shipyards. Officials express suspicion the blaze was arson.
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New York
W. A. Mann
U.S. A
Department of the East
Fort Newark
Submarine Boat Corporation
High Potentates of the Shriners Visit Salt Lake
About 400 to 203 Shriners will preside and banquet in Salt Lake City on January 28 to honor Imperial Potentate Charlen Be Quenanire. The Imperial visit follows a tour of 27 502 miles to 33 temples, with plans to continue through the southern states before returning to Minneapolis.
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Salt Lake
Charlen BE
Quenanire
Ueenshire
Sa Suireetly
Minneanalis
Carnation Day Honor Proposed for McKinley Memorial
Columbus dispatches report the seventy fifth anniversary of the death of President William McKinley. The McKinley Carnation League of America urged wearing carnations, McKinley’s favored flower, on that day as a patriotic tribute though some debate whether the custom should be observed this year.
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Columbus
Dan
William Me Ping
America
McKinsey
Parcels for men in treache damaged at embarkation point
Washington January 27. Major General Shanks reports to the War Department that about 200,000 service parcels for American soldiers in France were damaged and rifled at the embarkation point. He states that all packages handled were sent forward in proper shares despite the issues and outlines corrective steps.
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Washington
France
Generel Shanks
War
Damaged Parcels Reported as War Aid Delayed
A damaged consignment of care packages reaching troops is said to have suffered partial breaking en route. Allegations accuse pacifists and pro Germans of rifling about ten percent of the crates before delivery. General Pershing’s department, via Colonel W. L. Mustains, notes steps to safeguard remaining boxes and quell reports.
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Essary Koreas
Servier
Pershington
Parcoia
Tio
Genaial Shanksawit
Gy W L. Mustatns
En- Tarkation
Tanlac claims aid to health and recovery story
A testimonial from R Raymond of 44 West Crystal Avenue details dramatic relief after taking Tanlac. He says digestive and kidney issues faded, appetite returned, energy rose, and sleep improved after two weeks and five bottles, crediting Tanlac with restoring health and strength. He urges others to consider the medicine. The piece also notes Tanlac’s advertising claims and cautions about overworked organs.
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Ela
Inet
R. Raymond
Weal Crystal Avenue
Schramm-Johnson
Tous
Ata Juat
Keller
Patna
Ty Cane
Sam
Neranae
Aleepicrsman
Ana
Zere
Clothing for Army Officials Testify on Uniforms and Wool
In Washington on January 28 Senator Sutherland and other officials testified on army clothing. The hearings covered shortages, fabric weight, and wool content for white soldiers and labor under garb details. Experts face a February 5 report deadline as investigations into camp conditions and supply weight continue. Former accident case report follows in later lines.
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Washingon
Sutherland
Mw Negra
Buin
Meade
Maryland
Woalan
Muker Sahil
Meyer ‘Ronpa
Hiker Waht
Wen
Amortes Army
Avery
Benitar Frelhagtissen Calliuk
Tinker
Grooral Peraling
Gampa
Walter
Chatmont
Cantonmenta
Camp Adwle
Bakeranld
Haker
Kidney Health Warns Against Meat and Toxins
Fragmented medical-ads style text warns that meat consumption harms kidneys and suggests home remedies like a saline drink and plant-based tonics. It claims uric acid buildup and sludge in kidneys cause back pain, listless energy, and bladder issues, touting a cheap Whitewater drink as cleansing.
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Snyk
Uric Acif
Wales
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Leo Jomangen
Agross
Aveo & Electric Supply CO
Cheesman Automobile Co
Wath, Ave
Ogden
Military Board
M’kinley
Ogden Livestock Commission Co
Union Stock Yards
Ogden, Utah
Chicago
W. Gottlieb
A. Lind
Tanlac
A. I. Santyee
Tantac
Verligemen
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Oraaille Aihlete
Met
Atlantic Shipping
Jan
Raverliei
el Ciyeien
Eddens
Walto
Denver
Vort Collins
Cole
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Buckle Electric CO
Yelephons
C. H. Zerer
Gies
Aundry
Aed
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Walt Ogden
Pre Nase SR
Cee Macy
Cule Bros
Hudaea Hohe
Edison Phonograph
Proudfit Sporting GeGeDs Co
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S Lewis
Geo
A. Phillips
Grint Ave
Miurs
Utah
Wey Sar
Phan
Coden Brama
Olen
Mets
Chacka Cala Oni Alenedia
Ana Piado
Eastogua
Felix Moore
Fred Meany
Orden
Clark
Gigycles
Clygoland
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le Manser Company
Rina
Ogden Barber Supply
Ogden Art Glass & Mirror CO
Treat
Hewman & Stuart Co
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Galt
J. J. Gorasih
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Wasatch
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Enterte
Hudson Ave
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