Recollection of Elsie Mae Juson at Chautauqua
Elsie Mae Juson drew a hearer crowd with a candid cheerful stage presence at Chautauqua on Thursday evening. The program included a Miss Tarbell talk from Paris on the Peace Conference and a blend of musical numbers by Mark Iynan Lowell Paton and Robert Millard with Adel a New York soprano. Tarbell spoke of the Paris talks and the push for an international league while recounting the hopes and tensions surrounding the postwar world and the role of women in peace efforts.
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Elsie Mae Juson
Chautauqua
Elsie Mae
Sheba
Mark Iynan
Lowell Paton
Fixsl
Robert &. Millard
Tiss
Mise Adel
New York
Miss Ash
Amas Melba Walle
Swanee Tiver
Stia M. Tarbell
Erening
Enuc
Miss Tarbell
Fine Conference
Paris
Tarbell
Lins Otcs
Bucking Otto Meek Draws Ogdenites to Wild West
A crowd from Ogden traveled to Salt Lake to witness the Rotary wild west show at the State Fair grounds, the indoor event opening amid large attendance. Promoters touted Otto Meek as the wildest horse, with wagers on riders' skill to stay aboard, while other outriders and noted animals drew Western crowds.
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Otto Meek
Wild West
Salt Lake
Ogden Rotary Club
Stele Fair
Otto Menk
Otto Mork
West
Enlists 1 Enter Ha Service of the Army
Robert Alter of Winnamucca reenlisted yesterday at the local army recruiting station for the air service. He cited life uncertainty and desire for steady work as reasons, asking for three years to ensure a chance to become a first class flyer. He will be stationed at Hazelhurst battalion Meld Mineola Long Ishwich New York and will receive 3000 miles free with deductions from pay to Ogden upon discharge.
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Rerbert Alter
Winnamucca
Army
Air Service
A. Stripl
Inne Army
Hazelhurst Attalion
Mineola
Long Ishwich
New York
Sam
Ogden
Viallon
Candy Factory Fire Destroys Sacramento Plant
The Capital Gandy de Crack er company sugar factory in Sacramento was destroyed by fire. Estimated damage ranges from 167000 to 200000 dollars. A two story brick building in the wholesale district lost half a block of space and about a hundred workers were left jobless. Damaged lines traced to the blaze suggest accidental wiring as the cause. In San Salvador a separate report mentions an infernal machine aimed at a judge, with no details on outcome.
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Greece
Albanis
Bulgaria
Turkey
Italy
Lloyd George
Germany
France
America
Iannot
Utis
Comrofsions
Sacramentos Co
Jone
Gandy de Cracker Company
Thage
Vernon J Eldredge Returns From The War
Vernon J. Eldredge son of Mr and Mrs J A Eldredge Jr has returned after about eighteen months of service. He wore five gold stars for action on five fronts and two gold chevrons for twelve months overseas. He served with W battery and went to Europe in May with the replacement division. He arrived in Mine to join action at Chateau Thierry and served on three other fronts before the armistice. After the war he joined the army of occupation in Germany and left about twenty five days ago.
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Vernon J. Eldredge
Mel
J. A. Eldredge, Jr
Ehrenbreitstein
W Battery
Europe
Mr. Eldredge
Chateau ‘Thierry
Armistien
Army of Occupation
Germany
Senator Phelan Against Japan Urges Immigration Ban
Washington June 20 Senator Phelan Democrat of California urged before the house immigration committees a cancelation of the so called gentlemen s agreement with Japan and prohibition of all immigration from that country He warned the Japanese rapid conquest of the western hemisphere and spoke of an expected future war in the Pacific He urged elimination of Japanese immigration not even a quarter per cent and pressed a land ownership ban and a halt to picture bride marriages to curb Japanese influence in America He called the Orient the gore spot of the world and urged stringent measures despite potential hurt to Japan s feelings
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Washington
Japan
House
Phelan
Democrate
California
America
Pacific
Atlantic
East
South America
Mexico
Orient
Strike at telegraphers' HQ reports ongoing action
Chicago reports by strike headquarters say the commercial telegraphers strike will continue and that the Wilson administration stands on record for workers' debt entitlement. The statement accuses telegraph companies of circulating false reports to deter strikers and claims gains for the strikers while business remains normal. A peace cabinet meeting is noted in Berlin on June 19.
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London
Pershing
England
Oxford
Chicago
Wil Conti
Wilson
American Federation of Latar
Weimar cabinet weighs treaty as peace talks loom
The cabinet meets at Weimar with party leaders as the peace commission prepares to meet. Debate centers on whether to sign the allied terms, with Count von Bernstorff seen as bearing blame or avoiding it, while reports hint at a potential dictatorship under Gustaf Noska. The Spartacans aim to incite arrests to topple the government.
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Ed Presaj
Weimar
Peace Commission
Praca
Fridey
Lossen
Count. von Bernstorff
America
Tonia
United States
Bernstorff
Cose
Germany
Guntay Noska
Spartacans
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Thiere
Willig Penn
WAR Service
Eeere
N.J
Misa Kelly
Lydia
Pinkham
Dundee
Palm Beach
UNION
Hudson Ave
Alhahmbra Theatre
Qwen Bennett
THE
Sacramento
San Salvador
Mel Trejo Castillo
Bertows Lefery
Herlin
Aveociat
Eo Caupy
Seana
Lows
United Spine
Ator
Sommes
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Firestone Tires
Western Automobile Accessories Company, Inc
Washington Avenue
Firestone Tire
Phena
Pamaume
Norman Sims
Cuticura
McBride
Downs
McLaughlin CO
17Th and
Fishermen’s Special
Ogden Canyon
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