Troop Repatriation: 1,547 Arrive from Brest and More
New York reports 1,547 troops arrived from Brest including 24 officers and 1,022 from the Bard division. Transports Zeelandia Monticello and others carried 1,655 officers and men to Hampton Roads and Washington. Monticello delays noted. casualties include 2902 troops and 174 sick and wounded aboard. Prisoners bound for Norfolk navy yard.
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New York
United Gains
Frederick
Brest
Bard
Ohio
West Virgina
SGC
Sewport News
Dan
Zeelandia
Marington
Monticello
Hampton Roads
Martine Washington Am Monticello
Tommorrow
Norfolk Navy Yard
Hh Field Artillery
325Th Fortillery
Camp Grant, Jr
Senate favors Jones embargo measure in commerce panel
The Senate Commerce Committee reported favorably a bill by Senator Jones of Washington to remove from the Shipping Board authority to restrict construction of ships in American yards for foreign account. Acting Chairman Donald of the Shipping Board said officials favored lifting steel ship construction limits though President Wilson had not acted. Wooden ship construction restrictions in American yards were reportedly debated.
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Washington
Dan
Senate Commerce Comittee
Seonior Jones
Shipping Board Authority
Fienator Jones
Chairan Donald
Wilson
iHmerican Yards
Vady
Wis
US Considers Costa Rica Recognition After Tinoco Regime
Washington Jan 89 A Senate subcommittee report recommends recognition of Costa Rica's government under President Tinoco, who seized power in a bloodless coup and has led the country since. The United States has withheld recognition since violence accompanied his rise. Funeral services noted for Ida Wight Brigham City Idaho with details of her family and marriage.
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Washington
United States
Tinoco
Costaica
Senate
Elch
Titoca
Earo
Wilson
Arco
Ida
Brigmann City
Jesse Wight
Inaha
Wight
Ma Hanson
Hansen
Ight
Idaho
Wisti
Demobilization plan for British Army in transition period
report outlines reorganization of British Army of Occupation with 10 units to be reformed and demobilization to proceed as fast as possible. new armies to begin May 1 comprising volunteers enlisted since January 1 and others up to age 37. pay bonuses and leave provisions noted. old regulars to be reshaped to maintain overseas garrisons. applications or releases to continue under ministry guidance.
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Whiston Spencer Churchill
Fay Yar
Glaltonent
Rhine
Rollane
Ministry of Jaber
AINE FOWLER AT BASE HOSPITAL
Depoimister Sam Fowler has recovered from sounds and is now attached to base hospital No 2 of Tare oan anes. Young Cuyley 5 hen sterred fr Une Lainfield aed lery 104 replacement party af Cone Kearny so that he would get an aml see neon. The paler of Nisy wood wis not disclostiliy 7 ena.
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Sam Fowler
Tis Fyvin & Fowler
Cuyley
Nisy Wood
Veterans Receive Pensions From Carnegie Fund
A Carnegie fund pension distribution covered eight years for retired workers in the Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Atlantic, Pacific, and northern districts. Total disbursements totaled significant sums to veterans across the United States, including seven thousand seven hundred ninety seven dollars and fifty cents in one district.
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Wtsburg
da Dan
United States
Werce
Wmployes
United State
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Atlantic Sea Line
Pacific Coast Istern
Northin
Gortons
Remurt Tay
Dry Winter Austere For Utah Rangelands And Snowfall Records
A Utah weather digest notes unusually dry conditions this winter with minimal recent snowfall outside eastern Idaho and central Utah. Cecil Alter, chief meteorologist, reports no immediate water shortage and highlights historic snowfall declines compared with 44 year averages. ranges in western Utah show moisture concerns while some regions maintain modest feed. A Brigham City influenza death is recorded, with a memorial of Mrs Laney Parpin Wigley noted.
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Cecil Alter
Everewite
Cedar Chest
Alter Gays
Menmtdinnys
Tas
Lecombera
Thase Piontha
Wnere Tay Jbsen
Jord Weather Bureau
Idaho
Utah
Uiab
Arizona
Gery
Mary Deserer
Tack Rook
Milford
St. George
Kanab
Emory County
Minidoka
Kinho Falla
Brussels Honors U.S. Spanish and Dutch Ministers
Brussels municipal council honors U.S., Spanish, and Dutch ministers for services during firman occupation. Ceremony recognized city and county contributions and remembered the period of foreign governance.
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Brussels
U.S
Firrman
Treasury Officials Explain Liberty Loan Payments
Treasury officials explained today that even though the final thirty per cent payment on the fourth may be due, inquiries reflect apprehensions about the Liberty Loan. The letter from Paris and Britain's stance on Japan relations are cited as context for anticipated financial actions.
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Treasury
Warnington Law
Tinlay
Treasury Ant Feeler Banks and Installment Payments Decline
A fragmented OCR note discusses how banks would not affect major lenders or other institutions in a monthly installment plan. It mentions a schedule between a subscriber and the bank, with credit grants and individual subsistence for Penmidaing payments. The text notes large loan figures, including $409,000 and $600,900,000, and mentions certificates of title being redeemed.
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Treasury
Felepal
Uilx
Arranigentne
Lalas
Tnlebed Press
Soldiers Reassign Former Positions In Spokane Report
Spokane dispatch notes discharged soldiers reclaiming former posts as recruitment and reemployment efforts continue. About 200 veterans seek work since demobilization, with many returning to previous pay scales or openings in former roles. Memorial plans for WWI casualties advance at Camp Glenhart, France, allocating funds and honoring fallen regimental members.
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Spokane
Unclear OCR Fragment Mentions Governor and State Defense Council
Fragmentary text references a governor, a state council of defense, and a chaplain figure. Names and specifics are illegible, leaving ambiguous roles and affiliations.
Vernon Eldredge Now in Germany
Vernon Eldredge, son of Mr and Mrs Aldredge of Peony, has been in France with the Seventeenth Artillery and later with the Second Artillery. He participated in major campaigns including Laon Champagne St Mihiel and the Argonne. He reports several narrow escapes and a Christmas box sent to him. He was notified by the War Department overseas on November 1918 and families await fuller details as years pass.
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Aldredge
Vernon Eldrenge
Wrine
Arenpadlen
Franen
Vermans
Laon
Champagne
St. Mihiel
Argonne
France
Camp Kearny
Seventeenth ‘Artillery
Sevs Jetal Secdona
Ward
Tron
War Department
Wastington
Amd
Y. A
M.24
Figins of Brigham City Sought Overseas Return
Mr and Mrs Henry M Figgin seek news of their son Thais A F Figgin who served in World War I with the 145th Field Artillery and later the ... he last wrote October 191%. The letter indicates overseas service and transfers with noting Utah roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trigham City
Tun
Henry M. Figgin
Ya City
Thais
Syond
Figgins
Inne Fa
Caine Kearny
145Th Weld
Santavernu
Unclear OCR text outlines medication safety concerns
Fragmentary notes describe potential medicine use and safety concerns involving incorrect drug names and unclear dosing. Mentions Toledo and a drug label context with possible risks and misuse, but readable facts are limited.
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Jones
Cuticura
Aine, Fowler
Carnegie Fund
Liecember
Den
Phil Jimnacy
Brigham Gity
Laney Parpin Wi
Tuennt
Buxley
Salt Lake
Cal
Denen Mania
Placr
Bugis City
Daniel Lee Igley
Miighim Chy
Annning
D. W. Griffith
Robert Herron
Lillian Gish
GEO. Fawcett
Happy Valley
Cha’s. Murray
WM. Faversham
Silver King
Beheve Saat Pilezotsn
William Faversham the Silver King
G Pasemans
Gibvert Soacich
Dorothy Dalton
Im Uuick Sands
Urvich Mail
Lettey Francorpes Namient
Paris
Britain
Japan
Paelyin
Syria
Hell
Posal
Gbrighast If
Roberts
1Fsu
Hillers
Ane
Atwlon
Oy the Chaiman
Tyrquah
Vernon Eldredge
Germany
Sorghywen
Ling
Brigham Cty
Peecho
Cole
Chonay & Co
Toledo
Chichester S
RiaWene Rma
Peer
Iit Ee Estat
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