Utah Professors Adopt Honor System For Rationing
The University of Utah faculty approve a voluntary rationing plan with a weekly per person allotment across foods including pork butter flour sugar and non wheat cereals. Canadian journeymen report earning 15 dollars weekly and half of receipts over 24 dollars.
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War weariness and hard line dominate peace talks
A sprawling dispatch from Copenhagen reports German leaders pledging no peace, urging continued war effort, and accusing Russia of seeking rebellion. Baron von dem Busche-Haddentin warns of heavier measures as German negotiators claim Allied demands exceed time for talks. Czernin’s peace offers are dismissed as weak by Vienna papers.
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Wilson to Enter All Peace Negotiations
Count Czernin is described as numb and modest as major world powers Berlin London and Paris push for peace talks. The note indicates President Wilson will participate fully in negotiations amid ongoing declarations by the Allies and the Central Powers.
Minute Girls to Talk on Saving Shuttle
In Washington on March 20, Minute Girls from the University of Washington will discuss food conservation war savings stamps and other government programs. They are recruited by the Woman's League and will address women's organizations while promoting thrift and inflation control.
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Australians wed Scottish girls in New South Wales
The Agent-General reports Australians are marrying English and Scottish women at increasing rates. The government plans to grant free passages for wives to join their husbands in Australia, noting soldiers are notably drawn to Scottish girls.
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Sec Lane Wires Praise to Frisco Officials
Washington March 20 Secretary Kane telegraphed San Francisco officials in charge of mobilization of the United States school farm program praising their start. The message says the good news today that a large school garden project will be used to support the campaign and that other elites will follow San Francisco's example.
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London curfew proposal to close theaters early in spring
Tenday, March 19. A curfew plan proposes early theater closures in London and southern counties with a potential April start. The scheme is set to restrict opening hours to 9:00 pm, sparking belief that the measure may be limited to London and nearby areas.
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New York Debating Day Amendment Revived in Senate Action
The New York senate taxation committee reported the H McNab ratification in revised form for the prohibition amendment debate. The session featured lengthy remarks about the sale of liquor in schools and broader public policy, with several speakers urging rapid action after a previous postponement.
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Milk Shortage Threatens U S Dairy Industry
Washington dispatch reports a Children’s Bureau warning that a world war era milk shortage could imperil children’s health. It calls for increased production or reduced waste to prevent a collapse of dairy supplies as imports cease and domestic demand rises. The bulletin notes higher feed costs, stagnant milk prices, and the need for radical action to expand herds.
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Mistaken Identity at Clay's Bath Cottages Leads to Panic
A suburban resident reports a tall official looking man questioning ownership of a black retriever with a white patch, offering $25 to settle a suspected case. The scene interrupts a theater, where a perceptible odor and rising panic prompted an actor to reassure the audience that there was no danger.
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Notice to Creditors in Weber County Utah
Notice to creditors of the estate of Lines 5 Hhape duces. Claims must be presented to Martha Te. Hove executrix at Jlen Cly Weber County Utah by May 10, 1918. First publication March 13, 1918. republication April 10, 1918. Attorney for executors: Var. WS,Terchip.
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Notice to Creditors in Timothy W. Ryan Estate
Estate of Timothy W. Ryan deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Samuel G. Powell at 605 Redstone Haven Utica on or before April 1. Adminsiter D. Ryan and Samuel Powell, attorney for administration, announce public notice for the estate.
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Uamed
D. Ryan
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Comedian Confusion Sparks Dismissive Courtroom Mistrial
A fragmented report describes a comedian's line of questioning causing confusion in a courtroom. The piece mentions Cilengo Ler aid as a referenced name, with talk of a damper and an unsettled moment during the occasion.
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Americanizing the Russians priesthood aims in America
A Russian Orthodox Church in America seeks to Americanize clergy and laity to counter Bolshevik influence. The association of the Gilizen Clergy aims to bring closer ties between clergy and laity, promote American citizenship, scrutinize clerical appointments, and secure financial aid while protecting church members from violence and secular attacks. The article notes claims that some Russians returned to Russia for land and privileges after Lenin’s rise and reports growing church exoduses.
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Russian Orthodox Church Seeks Taxon Reform And Unity In America
The speaker recalls six Russian priests in the American mission during his ordination at St. Nicholas Cathedral. He notes 1000 missions and parishes in America and an annual $100,000 grant from Emperor Nicholas II’s era for faith propagation. Clergy in Eastern Holy Orthodox Church formed to preserve stability, curb migration, and secure governance post Kerensky era. The dialogue mentions Tikhen, a Russian church reformer, and the synod’s role in modernizing church state ties while tracing Germanic influences since Peter the Great.
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