Ogden Faces Promising Growth as Business Lays Foundations
Ogden stands on the cusp of major intermountain activity with big business establishing a foundation for advancement. Local merchants welcome the live wires addition and expect broad expansion as improved roads and ample water supply attract investment. Strong arteries from Ogden to surrounding states could yield lasting income, while highways fan out north and northwest, envisioning the city as a state metropolis.
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Ogden
Nations paced by Britain as US stalls on peace pact
The piece argues Britain acts swiftly on peace terms with France and Germany while the United States Senate stalls with trivial debates. It criticizes US lawmakers for delaying decisive action, leaving Britain to lead diplomacy and economic reorientation as the country awaits a postwar order. Lloyd George defends probing Kaiser accountability and warns against cutting trade with Germany while enforcing reparations. The author urges US leadership in diplomacy and business to avoid being left behind.
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France
United States
Germany
House of Commons
United States Senate
Ha Amenca
Lloyd George
Kaiser
Economic Outlook for Pacific District Trade and Industry
July report shows favorable forecast for the Twelfth Federal Reserve district with strong imports and exports at Pacific ports and firm charter rates. Industrial activity remains active, though building shows little change, and shipyards operate at reduced speeds but ample contracts to year end. Gold and lead lag, labor employment steady amid copper and silver production gains. interest rates firm. Bank clearings rise in several cities, led by Los Angeles. total June clearings up 20.5 percent year over year, though down 0.9 percent from May 1919.
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Pacific
Theo Wea
Seitlie
Portland
San Franciero District
San Francisco
Tacoma
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
California
Copmr| Faiths
Tos Angeles
Fe. Gartelat
Baby Crop 1919 Promises Largest in U S History
A 1919 baby crop report shows births at about 2 7 million and births death rates vary widely. Deaths rose by about 1 0 0 0 0 from 1917 figures with war influenza and unrest cited as factors. New York City shows a high infant death rate, while cities like San Francisco and Seattle posted notable improvements.
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Committee
Helala
Ubay
New York
Cig
New York City
neoTe
San Francisco
Seattle
Theading
United States
Man Carty
Kentucky Senator Urges Early Ratification Of League Treaty
Wallington July 21 Senator Henatd Berkham of Kentucky urged early ratification of the league of nations without reservation, arguing a majority of Americans favor it as a step toward world peace. He warned Republicans against turning the league into a partisan issue while praising its potential to prevent war and advance global cooperation. He criticized opposition’s focus on the treaty’s provisions and urged a measured, inclusive approach backed by civilized governments.
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Senate
Henatd Berkham
Kentucky
Teague of Nations
Senamy Tackhai
Heckham
Leatera
Tila Kloth
Sanater Recklam
Shantung
Japan
Edad
Geraurany
Benatar
Shave ID0A0O Report On City Site Averages And Death Rates
The report lists city ice shave Unis totals by site order, noting Chicago 104.5 Philadelphia 26, Boston 14.9, Newark 140.4, Milwaukee 108.2, New York area entries, Denver 107.3, Birmingham 60.5, Memphis 144.3, Richmond 145.2, Dallas 161.3, Albany 107.4, with several locations below the Mayo figure. Only three cities report deaths, totals around 60,000, highlighting Brookline Michigan as an honor city and Pasadena California ranking third with 43.8.
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Philadelphia
Bostom
Naltimoore
Witsburg
Sbiffate
Milwaukee
Laylemly
Denver
Syraguee
Birmingham
Ala
Memaphie
Madison
Wis
Pasadena
Cal
Reservation fears in Senate on ratifying peace treaty
Senator Pittman of Nevada warned that any reservation or alteration to the peace treaty would restart negotiations, invite more reservations, and risk renewed international conflict. He argued treaties are contracts. partners may not accept unilateral changes, and delaying peace could invite a broader European drift toward war. He warned of a potential collapse of collective security and urged decisive action to secure lasting peace.
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Senate
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Nevada
Foreien
Japan
League
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Canada
Australia
Fiume
Dalmatia
Great Britain
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League of Nations
Europe
Italy
Making Efforts to Save Cole from the Chair
In Lincoln Nebraska efforts to prevent Alson B Cole of Falrm er from being executed September 18 for the murder of Mrs Lala Vogt near Elba July 4 1917 have begun in district court. Cole’s attorney filed for a writ of habeas corpus directing the warden to bring the prisoner to court next Wednesday. The motion claims the jury verdict was invalid as no evidence was presented despite the defendant pleading guilty. Allan V Grammer Mrs Vogts son urlaw is also under sentence to the gaptemiter.
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Legat
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Allan V. Grammer
Provo Teachers Get Ten Percent Pay Increase
Provo city schools board approved a 10 percent salary hike across the system. Forty eight teachers were hired or reassigned, filling most elementary posts and one principalship. Principals named include Hygertsen at the high school and Parker at Parker School. Maeser School has no principal yet.
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Board of Education
Prove
PF. Hygertsen
Powlson
Franklin
P. Young
Timpanoges School
Nicholas FL
Wil
Tigers
Firs Son
Parker School
Maeser School
Cleveland
Boland
Jones
Jonings
Americans League results and schedule notes
In Chicago Washington won 3 to 0 and Philadelphia beat Cleveland 4 to 0 as part of yesterday’s AL results. St. Louis defeated Chicago 1 to 0, while New York beat Boston 8 to 4 with Ruth homering for Boston. Upcoming games listed include St. Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Philadelphia
Heston
New York
Beston
St. Louis
Clavelaw Valladelphia
Boston
Kington
Plane resumes flight around country’s rim
Lieutenant Colonel Hania and four crew members push a Martin bombing plane on a 3000 mile rim flight. They started at Mineola and reached Augusta after noon today. Hartz joined them in Baltimore after a leak in the water tank was fixed in flight. The next leg runs from Avensia to Cleveland across 660 miles.
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Hania
Etry
Martin
Augusta
Nooe
Hartz
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Avensia
Cleveland
Cubans Form New Political Party Aims Non Interference
Havana July 4 a new political party formed on a platform pledging non interference of nations in Cuba affairs. Sponsors are leading figures from the Liberal and Conservative parties who have long tried to persuade their parties to oppose American intervention in Cuban internal matters.
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Havana
Cuba
Uberal
Electric Railway Probe Continues in Washington Testimony
Representatives of electric railway interests completed nine days of testimony before the federal railway commission. The commission will hear further witnesses through August 4 including Secretary Baker and other municipal leaders.
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Electric Railway Intertelse
Federal Railway Commissses
Baker
Otlot
Ors
Italians rename town to America in Mugello event
In a tense contest in Mugello valley, Sotboron and Cicotia staged a battle as Earth quake damage delayed play. Gerber's error set up the deciding run in the tenth inning for a 1 to 0 St. Louis victory in a dramatic baseball night. Confederate Veterans plan their half annual convention with Red Cross support noted.
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Washington
St. Louis
Mugello Valley
Maly
Sotboron
Gerber
America
Atlanta
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