Wilson Will Sail Home to Tour Nation in 1919 Campaign
A Utah newspaper piece urges welcoming President Woodrow Wilson during his June 24 voyage home from Europe. It highlights his role as leader of peace efforts, the League of Nations, and the postwar era, asserting his influence on world welfare and future generations.
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Wilson
Senate of the United States
League of Nations
Ogden
Congress
Publicity Bureau
Merchants of
Lusitania
Armenia
Cairo
Clemenceau
Siberia
Korea
Merchants of Ogden Urged to Continue Civic Leadership
The Standard commends Ogden merchants for their public spirited involvement in weekly civic meetings. It urges sustained action to promote decency and efficiency, condemn abuses of power, and push for big, upbuilding goals backed by good government.
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the Standard
Ogden
The
Standard
Congressmen Cannot Be Pleaseed by Rio Grande Debate
In Monday's congressional speeches the long quarrel over intervention in Mexico surfaced again. Lawmakers who for years demanded action criticized the crossing of the Rio Grande and warned that aiding Carranza would condemn the United States. The tone shows that regardless of actions, critics will press to blame Uncle Sam and insist on supporting Carranza.
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Congress
Mexico
Rio Grande
Carranza
United States
Uncle Sam
Gould
New York
No title found in the excerpt about Mexican policy debate
The passage accuses an eastern politician of manipulating the Mexican question to serve selfish interests. It claims there is nothing sincere behind these acts, with demands for punitive expeditions while denouncing American commanders when they pursue outlaws.
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McMurtry
Editorial on whiskey in influenza era medical practice
Readers urged to support a reforming editorial stance as the Ogden W C T U forwards a statement on whiskey's role in treating influenza and pneumonia. The piece cites multiple medical opinions and editorials arguing against alcohol as a treatment, noting historical shifts and research from physicians at Bellevue, Rush, Harvard, Cornell, and the American Medical Association.
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Standard
Ogden
Madha MM
Health Commissioner of
Pennsylvania
N.S. Davis
Northwestern Universallyedical School
Chicago
American Medical Association
Dayie
Mercs Hospital
Alexander Lambert
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Lambert
Bellevue
George Rubin
Rush Medical] College
Journal of the American Medcal Association
Laltinen
Jelsingfors
Pewitt G. Wilcox
Posten
Cornell Medical College
New York City
Louis A Becker Called by Death in Chicago
Louis A Becker, brother of GT Becker and A E Becker of thinety, died yesterday morning at 10 40 in Chicago. He was 59 and formerly vice president of the Bishop Babcock Becker company of Chicago. He retired a year ago due to health. The firm manufactured soda fountains and kindred lines. His brothers G L Becker and A E Becker were summoned to his bedside.
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Louis A. Becker
GT. Becker
A. E. Becker
Thinety
Chicago
Bishop Babcock-Becker Company
Ul Health
A. EK. Becker
Dla
G. L. Becker
Uinr
Newspapers tied up by strike of mechanics
Berlin dated report says newspapers are tied up by a strike of auxiliary workers in the mechanical departments. Greater Berlin has lived without papers for 48 hours with no immediate settlement expected. The situation may foreshadow a renewed outbreak aligned with Entente reply and German counter proposals. News expected to come from out of town papers.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Greater Berlin
Geraler Herlin
Brockdorfft-Ramsay
Groban
Anniversary of the Danish Flag Celebrated in Utah
A program of music and sports marks the 700th anniversary of the Danish flag, with the event at Lagoon attracting attendees from across the state. President H. M. H. Lund delivers the welcome, Andrew Jensen and FP. F. Samussson speak on Denmark’s flag and constitution, and various children and adult races are planned.
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Utah
Lagoon
H. M. H. Lund
Andrew Jensen
The
Stars Flistorical Society
FP. F. Samussson
Denmark
Elra
Women’s Tennis Title Highlight at Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports play in the women’s national tennis tournament with title holders leading after the opening day. Misa Bjursied, Mrs. George Wightman, Eleanor Goss and Merion Zinderstein advance as favorites survive. Other results include Byrostedt reaching the third round and a long list of early-round matches continuing today.
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Misa Goss
Miss Find
Philadelphia
Ersten Ars
Iba
Misa Molla Bjursied
George Wightman
Eleanor Goss
Merion Zinderstein
Miss Byorsted
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Cleveland
Posumania
London Temperance Hospital
Louis ‘A. Becker
Firestone Tires
Western Automobile Accessories Co., Inc
Washington Ave
Firestone Tires Distributors
Danish Brotherhood
Jens Runckel
ST. Louis
Sunset Hit Country Club
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