Harrison Accuses Republicans of Partisan Fear in Treaty Debate
Senator Harrison of Mississippi denounces Republican leaders for using partisanship to oppose the League of Nations and the peace treaty. He argues critics misrepresent the treaty, defends Wilson, and attacks claims of papal influence, Monroe Doctrine, and labor support while urging ratification to satisfy the public desire for peace. Also notes Salt Lake City school board appoints David H. Fowsler as superintendent and census enumerators appointed in Coalville district.
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Salt Lake
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Castle Hack
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Upton
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Coplyille
Parley Powel
Woyteville
Tinsel Sargent
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John Young
Itdeknort
WP. Brown
Hegnes
Schoalge
Sheriff Sale Notice in Weber County Utah 1919
In the District Court of Weber County Utah to be sold at sheriff sale on July 28 1919 at noon at the south front door of the Weber County Courthouse Ogden Utah. Property described as Lots 14 and 15 in Block 51 Nob HTM Annex Addition to Ogden City. Dated July 7 1919. HU Peterson Sheriff Curtis Allison Deputy Sheriff.
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Weber
Colley Gaplaurt
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Tlavioussen
Weber County
Ogden City
Utah
O. D. Rasmussen
Weber Caunity
HU. Peterson
Curtis Allison
Probate and Guardianship Notices for Evelyn Drath Woods
Creditors must file claims with vouchers to Morone Charles Woods the administrator at 195 David Heclos Wide on or before September 12 1915. Attorney CG FL Parr represents the administrator. First publication July 16 1919. last publication August 12 1919. Read The Classified Ads and the Clarified Ads.
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Evelyn Drath Woods
David Heclos
Morone
Charles Woods
Nazimova to Appear Final Time at Tar
Nazimova, hailed as the most remarkable woman in the world, returns to Ogden's Utah theater for her last performance tonight after a storied career in Russia and America. The program features her famed roles and a closing event honoring early pioneers with speeches by Samuel G. Dye and others. A Japanese daylight display and evening dances cap the event sequence.
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Ogden
Alla Nazimove
Toya
Pete
Utah
Nazimova Hiv
Talta
Cremean
Black Sea
Geneva
Aha
Kostroma
Russias
Petrograd
Magda
Hedda Cabler
Tanqueray
Shu
America
Criterion Theatre
Ilenry Miner
Hedda Gabler
Hooper
Samuel G. Dye
Weber
Davis
Hooper Plans Three Day Pioneer Celebration
Hooper residents announce a three day Pioneer event July 24 25 and 26 with festivities citywide. Miss Della Parker was robbed Sunday night near Twenty sixth street and Madt on the way home from work about 11 20 pm the thief snatched about 6 50 from her. Police were notified and the case was being investigated.
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Della F. Parker
Mailigan Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Latgafson Avenue
Miss Parker
Majors Returns From War Scene
Robert W. Majors, former Standard reporter, has returned to Camp Merritt from overseas service in France and the Rhine valley. He joined the 20th engineers early in the war and edited a unit paper, later touring with American correspondents before his arrival.
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France
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