Wilson Sends A Moslow Message To Russia
Washington March 11 on the eve of the Moscow gathering of the congress of Soviets President Wilson sent a message of sympathy to the Russian people pledging that the United States will aid them in driving out autocracy and restoring Russia to sovereignty The message expresses US sympathy while noting Washington recognizes no Russian government and will act to secure Russia’s complete sovereignty and independence in Europe The text was released by the State Department and is dated to be delivered via the American consul at Moscow
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Washington
Moscow
Russian Congress of Soviets
Brest-Litovek
Wilson
Congress
United States
Russia
Hig
Mala Publia
Congress of the Soviets
Germany
Rus
Uned
Tessian Throveti
Eirone
Téconia
Srategia
Ths
Unclear Historic Statement on Soviet Rejection Motive
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of Soviet rejection motives and a delivery of a message. The passage mentions Aimeried and flies, a presiical dees, and interpreting a course, but lacks coherent details, names, places, or concrete events to form a definitive summary.
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Peter Tre
U S Steamship Escapes U Boat At French Port
An American steamship, formerly a German vessel, arrived at a French port with its bridge smashed and a horn through a smokestack after an encounter with a submarine. The ship defended itself with its guns as the sub attacked. A storm during the voyage shifted cargo, and the vessel barely made port.
Alts 16 Fine for Kidneys Quit Meat
An advertisement urges meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of Ind Salts in a glass of water before breakfast for several days. It claims the product, made from grape and grape juice acids with Uthia, cleanses sluggish kidneys and prevents bladder disorders, promising a pleasant taste and safety.
Railroad employes urged to support government control
A 1918 directive from S G McAdoo directs railroad workers to comply with federal safety wage and hours laws, retain existing terms where not modified, and avoid discrimination. It calls for cooperation, loyalty, and patriotism, stating the government serves public interest and urging mutual respect to ensure national rail service during wartime.
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Sunt
J. He Dodds
Oeden Uninn Railway & Depot Company
JH. YW. Phill
Terminal Company
Anger
Oregon
Congress
WalLiona
Seh
National Railroad Service
America
Associated Press
Judge Predicts Cure in Whimsical Letter Fragment
Fragment cites a dubious forecast about a judge and a patent remedy claiming to cure a whisky habit. It references Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and a doctor’s warning, with garbled OCR hints of medical claims and purported treatments.
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Woctora
Mayr
Meintyre
Farwag Co
Utah regiment short of war strength over at Camp Keyan
Utah's later regiment, the hard artillery, faced a shortfall of about 200 men toward war strength at Camp Keany in Mare We. Amid heavy rain and activity, recruits were sought as men were called away for other services and many discharged for disability or dependents.
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Dan Kearny
Reronda
Neo Scherule
San Diego
Sea
Columbus
Utah Regiment
Curtis ¥. Clawson
He Atatal
Utah
Wille
Andrew W. Gorey
Train Your Hair Like Actresses For Healthful Growth
An advertisement urges women to train their hair like actresses using a cheap homemade shampoo. Dissolve a teaspoonful of Canthrax in hot water to create a scalp cleanser applied to all hair. It claims dandruff and oil vanish, hair dries evenly, becomes fluffy and soft, and promotes growth through a stimulated scalp.
Governor Bamberger addresses community service event in Murray
March 11 Governor Bamberger Lieutenant Stanley and John PD Spencer spoke at a community service for Parents and Students held at Hillerent High School. The gathering showcased dara work and mudin bandaxe room activities with fifty plus students led by Mian Besule Eaton. Mien Fila Cox of the Agricultural cal fewe of Logan oversaw the meeting assisted by A C Stevens of the USA.
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Murray
Bamberger
Lieutenant Stanley
John PD
Spencer
Hillerent High School
Crone
Sunior Igh School
Mian Besule Eaton
Mien Fila Cox
Calfewe of
Logan
A. C. Stevens
USA
Local Visitors Attend School Event and Talks
Logan hosted visitors and students who toured the stock mall and attended a noon hour event where domestic science teachers served hot chocolate. Governor Barmberger spoke on current problems and support for manpower and financial aid, while Lt. Stanley of the Twentieth Infantry shared views on conditions in Russia and Germany.
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Logan
Barmberger
Stanley
Twentieth Infantry Regiment
Port Tdonglan
Russia
Germany
Mother Gray's Sweet Powder Adverts Claim Safety and Efficacy
An old advertisement touts to mothers that 10,000 testimonials back Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for children's ailments. It claims relief from colds feverishness bowel issues and worms, praising a 72 year history of its use and urging mothers to keep a box at home. The copy imitates 19th century tone and is presented as a trademarked remedy.
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Nave
Gray
Howe
Cummings Called by Death in Salt Lake
Salt Lake March 12 F Sumings well known Salt Lake newspaper man and writer of the Deseret Evening News died early yesterday after an illness of three weeks. Cummings, who was 62 years old, was a son of Benjamin Franklin and Catherine Till Cummings and was born in Ogden. Family moved to Salt Lake when he was 10, continuing in newspaper work for the Mormon church. Leaves for Australia and other notes about F F Alle and family tied to Logan Springville and Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake
F. Sumings
Deseret Evening News
Mer
Cummings
Benjamin Pranklin
Catherina
Australia
Mormon Church
F. F. Alle
Logan
Utah
Serman
Springville
Galt Lake
Emily
Bikhor
Cummings Dies After Illness in Utah Newspaper Career
Utah journalist and editor Mr. Cummings long associated with Doxert Evening News and Western church publications died after a gre d infection. He founded the Logan Leader and served terms as justice of the peace and territorial legislator. Survived by a widow and four sons, funeral set for 2 PM at Kinersan ward chapel with burial at Wasaleh Lawn Cemetery.
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Shire
Scofield
Pries
Utah
Smay
Comimings
Doxeret Evening News
Inter Holding
Weiter
She Ous Ern
State
Logan
Cummings
Deak
South Seventhey Street
Ned
Jian A
B. F. Cummings
DB. W. Cummings
Salt Lake
N. W. Cummings
la Jollr
Cal
James Dr. Cummings
Firat
Anerican Capeditionary
Loren, Atellonesd
Camp Areene
Yelack
Kinersan Ward
Su Wasaleh Lawn
Navid
Sarah Wilieron
Man Heads to Melbourne From Colorado to Rejoin Family
An item notes a man with his wife in Colorado leaving last night for Melbourne Australia. He will join his son there and will remain in Australia for an extended stay. An advertisement by Foley Kidney Pile touts benefits with a testimonial from B A Whitehurst of Norfolk Virginia.
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Hife Mon
Frank Alleman
Colorado
Melbourne
Australie
Mr. Alleman
Hla Bon
Australia
Will En Reo
B.A. Whitehurst
Norfolk
Foley
A. HK
Kidintyre Drug Co
Two Centrate Enjoined By Court In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City March 12 United States district judge Frank A Youmans permanently enjoined the two tent passenger rate provision of the Oklahoma state constitution. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission order asserting jurisdiction over freight and passenger rates within the state was also enjoined permanently. The case has hovered in federal court since 1903.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahom
Share in Royalty Profits From Largest Oil Well
Investors are offered part ownership of a 160 acre tract in Butler County Kansas with Gypsy Oil Co rights. The ad promises monthly royalty checks from oil production, citing a 22,000+ barrel daily yield historically and units priced at 1500 with returns of about 4313.30 per year per unit, urging immediate investment and deeded ownership without company management liability.
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Butler County
Kan
Gypsy ON Co
Hee
Roy
Welle
Mick
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