Russia Telegrams to Belgium in War Message
May 23 3 20 p m Telxian foreign minister Faron Toyena receives a telegram from Itusalan counterpart Mich ael Tateachienko praising Belgium and stating Russia will continue the war for conquest yet seeks to secure peace and the right to shape its own affairs Belgium replies that it will fight to existence and seeks a peace guaranteed against new attacks
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Stantue
Faron Toyena
Telxian
Michael Tateachienko
Itusalan
Belgium
Russia
Wallope
Arecure & Place
Faron Dezene
Guard Units Recruiting Amid Shifts Across States
Washington and New York guard units show mixed strength as transfers and exemptions affect federal service readiness. New York rose from 19,693 active on Nav 1 to 20,092 on May 20 despite discharges. Oregon held at 1,663 over ten days while Washington dipped from 2,182 to 1,933 guarded personnel.
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Washington
Dne Honal Guard
New York
Oregon
Washiorton
Salt Lakers entertain Salt Lake City Missionary Societies
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Salt Lake City's churches hosted fellow societies for a luncheon at Sterling Hall 2322 Jefferson, aiding an annex project to expand housing for young working women. The afternoon program featured music, readings, and a Riley poem with attendees listing local clubs Acacia and gatherings, while plans for future expansion were announced.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Near Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Home Missionary Societes
Salt Lake City
Liberty Park
Sterling Hall
Oxden
Women's Home Missionary Society
Bethenist Episcopal Rehurch
L. Ms. Webster
Womaw's Missionary Society
Fred N. Hess
Atra
Archie Decker
Mra. Swank
Mrs. Culler
Best Lake City
Solo
Kathleen
Mrs. Here
Mra. Crangie
Mira Rowse
Riley
Gertrude Carr
Dont Close Your Eyes To Your Own Interest
Repair shop boasting tire and tube repairs with an offer to give a full overhauling. Claims to have saved customers hundreds by expert tire and tube repairs. Promotes continued service and trust in SUPPLY CO.
World Picture at Private Showing Proves Strong Moral Drama
A World Picture presents beautiful characters in a play with a strong moral teaching about self sacrifice. Dramatic tension remains high throughout while a lively comic vein lightens heavier scenes. Miss Young's latest World feature drew praise from critics at a private showing.
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Miss Young
Nogden
Utah
President urges national thrift for better roads drive
The article reports President Wilsons appeal urging Americans to unite for national thrift during wartime and invest in better roads. It highlights the Lincoln Highway and other planned routes as key to easing rural transport, reducing costs, and boosting the nation's economy. Citizens are urged to support road associations and related efforts to combat waste and wasteful expenditure.
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Witeon
Comrmom
America
Korman
Anita
Mallitone
Doltara
Vmner
Anandal
Teylog
Lincoln Highway ‘Association
Italians Regain Lost Positions in Trentino Valley
War dispatches report a heavy clash in the Travigiola valley of Trentino with Austro-Hungarian forces. By yesterday afternoon Italian forces retook all positions previously penetrated, per the war office. Also noted are women studying wireless telegraphy to aid replacing male operators at Bay short stations, and Denver carpenters set to earn 75 cents an hour starting October 1.
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London
Travigiola
Trentino Fron
War Office
Bayy Short
Carpenters
Denver
Cal
King George Welcomes American Hospital Unit at Palace
London May 73 1 31 pm King George received an American hospital unit at his palace accompanying the Queen and Prince of Wales Twenty five surgeons and nurses from the Fourth Bees hospital were present on the terrace The king voiced gratitude for the Americans joining in the world struggle and praised the humanitarian service and healing work of the American nation This cordial reception reflected Allied cooperation and support during wartime frustrations of the era
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London
King George
Fourth Bees
Queen ‘Mery
Princess Mary
Prince of Wales
Bern
Lincoln Highway Bulletin Details Utah Section Plan
May 26 1960 Detroit bulletin from the Lincoln Highway Association clarifies Utah desert road plans. It denies completed plans for concrete construction and says three conclusions guide work: the Utah cross-desert segment is essential, topography and conditions dictate alignment, and concrete is not practicable if financing succeeds.
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Lincoln Highway Association
Detroit
Great Rgions
Weaters
Utah
Tincoln Highway Association
Great American Desert
United States
Tooele County
Inspection Meade
Curniger
Great ‘American ’ Desert
Tro
Oveag
Ocean
wThird
Association For Financing
People s Sugar Plant in Which Ogden Money is Invested
At Meron Utah the People s Sugar Co factory rises with a modern power house and concrete structures. Plans include a 160 foot deep concrete chimney, automatic pulp loading, 35 000 ton pulp silo, 70 000 ton beet capacity, and resident housing for workers. Contractors James Glawart Co and the company forecast a October 1 start and 6 600 acres of beets planted in Sanpete county.
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People’s Sugar
Ogden
People's Sugar Company
Taw
Meron
Utah
Howe
Alia Chalmers
Dreis
Ixtent
Rata
James Glawart
People’s Sugar Co
United States
Sugar Company
Sanpete
Buying Board Planned to Control War Spending Power
Washington dispatch reports a planned allied purchasing board to buy for the American army and navy, with an initial year estimate near 2.6 billion dollars. The plan envisions a single commissioner wielding vast authority over an army of experts, with allies including Japan. Legislation may be crafted to empower the commission beyond existing laws, aiming for 100 percent efficient wartime expenditure.
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Washington
Allied Purchasing Board
Anct
Sngle Commission
AML
Japan
America
Shipping Losses Decline as Submarine War Persists
London reports the sinking of eighteen merchant vessels over 1,600 tons and nine under 1,000 tons plus three fishing boats. A weekly shipping statement shows losses still below earlier alarming levels, despite ongoing submarine warfare. The Wisconsin State Assembly approved a 1926 referendum on women’s suffrage, while road financing efforts seek federal aid and cooperation. The Cement Association’s engineers dispute prior stories, urging confidence in future cement plant plans.
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London
Grore
Wisconsin State Assembly
United States
Cement Association
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