Hays Declares Covenant Demands and Reservations
Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, outlines a program for the League of Nations covenant. He calls for strict reservations to safeguard U S autonomy, to modify or remove controversial articles, and to preserve tariff and immigration controls. He says Congress must decide if these guarantees will be accepted and allows withdrawal options if not met.
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York
H. Hays
Republican National Eorambttee
League of Nationn Cove
United States
Avery Ar
League
Otb
Campaign to Recruit for Army Medical Corps Expanded
Washington July 16 The army Wellesen announces a broad recruitment drive for the medical corps to restore wounded care. Authority directs call for men with no prior service and some military experience to join. New York July 16 The Wheat Directors report no premium above guaranteed price until July 15. The Wheat Corporation plans further review and possible premium decision after farm movement and grain purchases.
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Washington
Wenka
Adjarnal
Wry Hoxpila
New York
Ain Corporation
Juliuy Dartes
U.S
Barnes
Boy Fractures Skull in Fall From Pole
Salt Lake City July 14 A 12 year old boy Witllaw Gibson fell while wandering along a South Temple iron light pole at Tenth East last night losing his grasp and hitting his head. He sustained a skull fracture and was taken to a hospital in extremely serious condition with the boy still unconscious this morning.
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Salt Lake
South Temple
Effort to Save Western Cattle Seeks Freight Cut
Western stockmen and state agricultural officials meet in St. Paul to urge a fifty percent reduction in freight rates for cattle shipments from Montana and drought areas. The plan targets moving nearly a million head, with 400000 acres affected, to ease feed and pasture shortages across Minnesota Wisconsin and neighboring states.
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ST. Paul
Minn
United States Railroad Administration
Montara
Minnesota
Idaho Appeals to U S for Aid in Forest Fire Crisis
Idaho Governor DW Davie urged Secretary of the Interior Franklin Klane to provide emergency funds to fight the Thunder Mountain forest fires. He stressed the danger to national and state forests, private timber, and the Salmon River area, noting federal funds were lacking and coordinative fire crews were needed. Walter Mann requested 9 firefighters as fires spread across Indian Pistol and Sulphur creeks and the Salmon River middle fork.
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Nwaise
Idaho
Davie
Franklin Klane
Suelatanes
Thunder Mountain
Milligan
Idano
T. Smith
Forent Reserve
Walter Mann
Idaho National Forest Reserve
Jean al Bosse
Salmon River
Ralph S. Kelley
General Land Office
Salt Lake
Fundy
Thunder Stauntain
Davin
Washington
Weber County School Finances Reflect Year End Totals and Purchases
The annual report of Clerk at the Weber County School Board details the school year ending June 20, 19XX with an award value of 8080.09 and a closing balance of 3551.28. The sinking fund rose from 1203.85 to 1968.06, and the district spent 24984.08 on buildings and sites while operating costs covered the district’s general plan.
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Weber County
Schwal
Behool
Pchonla
Ladies Face Powder Ad Claims Instant Complexion Benefit
Fragmentary ad style text touts sour powder and complexion improvement on the face. Mentions preventive claims and money tied to the product, with distorted phrases suggesting beauty enhancement and a skincare advertisement tone.
Professor Forbes Returns from War Service to Oakland
Professor W D Forbes brother of Captain Nf Forbes Ogden physician left Ogden yesterday for Oakland Cal to resume his post as Oakland city schools principal He served six months in the American army teaching in France and England The Army education work centered on the Great American university at Hearne central France where about 2000 soldiers attended lectures and classes Camp buildings and shops were erected to support instruction In Shania details Forbes described supervising instruction for thousands of men at camps and in the transport corps with education in trades languages and laboratory work
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W. D. Forbes
Forhes
Ogden Physiccian
Ogden
Oakland
Cal
Forbes
Amertican
France
England
Great American University
Hearne
Cole Dore
Sania
Claes Cays
Selvola
United States
Amerlean Solitiers
Necers
Aux Mary Agricultural Rehout
Allroy
Por
Haneshinout
Ehered
Soni
Camp No. 1
Almaty
Eustis
Drowning tragedy notes in odd telegraph message
A garbled telegraph from Elaho to Thomax Nine Daily reports the drowning of two nephews in a large stream near Wympre. Mr. Daily and his sister Mrs Tatle OGrady accompanied the message after receiving word of the incident before funeral arrangements or service details are given.
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T. WL
Rickard
Elaho
Thomax
Dines
Evnire
Periph
Wympre
Poison Campaign Aids City Rodent Eradication
City officials report a special rat poison program around rubbish dumps to combat a rising rat problem. Inspector Shorten says prior methods failed and the new poison is proving effective. the health department will hire staff until the task is finished.
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Health Department
Ogden Ranks High As a Place For the Babies
Ogden appears near the top in a New York milk committee report ranking American cities by infant mortality. In 1918 Ogden recorded 61.1 deaths per 1000 live births, with lower rates shown for Brookline Madison Pasadena East Orange Berkeley Elgin Malden La Crosse, while Ogden posted 60 infant deaths in 1918 and 65 in 1917. The committee notes population growth factors the rate remains similar. 1919 baby crop expected to be largest in U S history despite 1918 excess deaths.
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United States
Ogden
New York
Bale Laka
New York Milk Committee
Jist
Clay's Pool Ady Short Feller Poem
A fragmented verse advertises Clay's pool and a girl named Ady inviting a swim. It humorously references drains, health, and a ride along a road toward Cache Valley. The style mirrors a rural, playful 19th century ad copy with local flavor.
Talon Market Opening Notice and Schedule
Notice announces Talon Market opening at 6 p m with pre holiday day events. Mentions Local 637 MB Asan Ady and a prior agreement.
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Ady
Sherman Attacks Edsel Ford as Presidential Pet
Senator Sherman denounces Edsel Ford as a presidential pet during a senate session. He accuses Ford of receiving special treatment to avoid military service, while discussing the Ford Newberry senatorial matter and the executive power used to spare him from the army.
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Sherman
Edsel Ford
Washington
Trial records cited in Ford exemption dispute
Mr Sherman sought Secretary Baker's copy of the proceedings in the Ford esumption proceedings but was denied since the hearings were not public records. He claimed Henry Ford lost the senatorial race due to Michigan public contempt over his exemption, asserting the defeat reflected contempt of the people.
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Baker
Ford
Sherman
Henry Ford
Michigan
Sun
Not Responsible for Debts Signed by A P Hansen
A private note asserts that A P Hansen disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by others using his cell as contact. The message includes a dated signature, stating the signer will not be liable for any debt incurred by third parties. The terse statement emphasizes personal liability limits.
Belgians Indignant Over German Flag Colors Change
Brussels reports intense Belgian anger at Germany adopting black yellow and red in a horizontal emblem. Voters, patriotic groups, and Flemish Brabant and Hainaut figures debate color usage, with Belgians asserting a long tradition of their emblem arrangement and warning against appropriation by Germany.
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Brussels
Ty Matej Velghns
Taciuy
Flinders
Brabant
Flanders
Amis
Rizhe
Germany
Nelgmm
Taburiesdag
Aarien 1
Thes
Irish Soldiers Organizing and Claiming Rights
Irish soldiers in Cork organize to claim rights amid tensions over a proposed appointment of a German musician as professor of traditional Irish music. Local officials and soldiers clash over fears of German influence, with officials delaying the decision while addressing concerns about German affiliation and the future of Irish music mentorship.
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Mrews
Cork
Prosa
Hanes
Geran Vieleee Aml
Irish veterans voice anger over jobs and sports bans
A Cork board of guardians member proposes barring demobilised soldiers from employment at the board. Gaelic players ban Irish veterans from games. Readers urge understanding, noting former internees in Cayman prison camps and questioning hostility toward returning Irish saboteurs. De Valera’s stance toward the returned troops is seen as measured and not hostile.
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Cork Board of Guardians
Cayman
Eamon de
Valera
Trish Repah
Ifie
Ife
Women of Hungary Happy in Working For the First Time
London dispatch reports British journalist N N Cransford noting Hungarian women, once distressed by Bolshevik rule, now content working for the first time. He observed aristocrats who were compelled to work, marking a shift in daily life during his stay.
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Hungary
London
Associated Press
N. N. Cransford
Some Were Angels and Many Were Spirited Women
A fragment recalls a drawing room scene where women recount seeking work. Most had found success and kindness, many as teachers musicians or linguists. The talk reflects emancipation, pride, and a shift from a dull life to valued labor roles.
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Shawn
Burglary Suspect Sought After $40,000 Loss
Police hunt a home burglar who entered the Duluth Mrs. Charles Munger home in Los Angeles stealing an estimated 40,000 worth of jewelry including a platinum bracelet with forty diamonds a diamond on pearl ring and a platinum bar pin while she slept. Read the Clasr fled Ads.
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Wos Angeles
Cal
Sumer
Charles M.alunger
Duluth
Mivin
Lake Wight
Pole Deweiky
Munger
Afrs
Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
A damaged, OCR-like feature story outlines symptoms linked to tobacco use and offers a self-check list. It cites heart disease, bronchial issues, digestion problems, memory loss, and nervousness while urging readers to quit. The piece mentions a tobacco habit remedy and a bold sales pitch for a product, framed as health guidance from doctors.
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New York
Tactor Conner
Dana Heapkine Hospital
Elas
Amit
Thomnantle
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