Cuba's Sugar Crop Seen At 2.3 Million Tons In 1920
Havana officials report Cuba's 1920 sugar crop at about 2.3 million tons, a slight decrease from last year’s record but still above earlier forecasts. With labor disputes resolved and rainy season delayed, sugar production and marketing are expected to proceed smoothly, benefiting producers and the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hevana
Republic
Havana
Cuba
Ensebie 8
Azplaza
Menocal
Nicht
Gerard Warns tie Americans at Philadelphia meeting
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany spoke at a Red Cross gathering in Philadelphia warning that if Ras wa stacks and German atrocities continue, Uncle Sam will bear the brunt of a great battle alone. He urged support for the Red Cross and defended American resolve amid anti Allied rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ras Wa
Bars
James WV. Gerant
Germany
Ufder
Southeastern Pennsylvania
The
Reds Cross
Gerard
Mes
Red Cross
Mrederard
Conspirators Arrested in Texas Amid Draft Conspiracy Claims
In Texas, 11 laborers and a railroad foreman were arrested at Fort Chadbourne for alleged seditious conspiracy tied to resisting conscription. They await further investigation in Texas, while a state organizer denies disloyal aims and defends the organization’s liberty guarantees. Washington reports note the group has not been indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Angelo
Tex
Ofiern
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Protective Association of America
Cowart
Fort Chadbourne
Coke County
Trobert Lee
Tesna
Dallas
G. T. Dryant
Laaders
Texas
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Protective
Association of America
Abilene
United States
Dryant
Rail employees to buy liberty bonds plan announced
May 25 report says Maton Pacific Railroad System chaired by H. Lovett and Southern Pacific Lines chaired by Julius Krittachnitz completed plans enabling employees to purchase Liberty bonds on easy payments. Employers will subscribe up to 25 percent of annual salary, advance full subscription price, and deliver bonds once paid. American Beet Sugar also announced a similar plan for employees to buy bonds in easy installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
New York
H. 5
Lovett
Maton Facific Railroad Syatem
Julius Krittachnitz
Southern Pacific Ines
Beet Suger Company
Registration Rules for World War I Draft Registration
The War Department issued a memorandum outlining seven points for men aged 21 to 30 on June 6 1917 to register. It states only one registration day June 5 1917 with exceptions for certain armed forces personnel, defines registration as public duty with penalties for noncompliance, and provides procedures for sick or absent registrants and absentee voting. Registration booths operate 7 am to 9 pm on June 8 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitnoton
War Army
War Department
Treares
Jane
United States
Regular Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Natonal Guard
Naval Militia
Thors
Aick
United States to Hunt Spies Says Report From London
Washington May 26 The Admiral Sime report from London says Germany learned American destroyers were bound for European waters at least four days before reaching Queenstown. Officials note Queenstown harbor entrance was strewn with submarines and mines meant for American ships, underscoring German leaks about departure and destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sime
London
Germany
Quenstown
United States
Queenstown
Utah teachers pension plan dies gracefully at last
May 26 EAST LAKE Utah teachers retirement association once served about 1500 educators in public schools and rural districts. After months of fund distribution to original depositors the last funds were spent on hospital boxes for state officials Joseph Ririe and Dan Shields. The group, long troubled, ended with a final act of retirement and joy at demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Teachers’ Pension Plan
East Lake
Paat
Teachers’ Retirement Association of Utah
Joseph Ririe
Dan B. Shields
Ririe
Uso
Bhields
Teachers’ Retirement Association
Wpsatia
Why Italy Entered the Great Conflict
Washington May 25 Italy argues it joined the Allies to uphold civilization. Vittorio Falorsi, Italian war mission attaché, tells the National Press Club that Italy balked at Austria Germany aggression after learning Article seven’s terms. He cites 3.5 million army strength and 200,000 dead or disabled, ready to endure greater losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
Wilson
Vittorio Faloral
Natonal Press Club
Austria
Serbia
M. Falorsi
Germany
Waas
Alles
M. Fatorsi
United States
Mary
Troubled child finds relief with Foley’s Honey and Tar
A Minnesota parent writes of a long chronic cough in her daughter. After trying several medicines, Foley's Honey and Tar cleared the trouble in a few days and it has not returned. The ad by Boley's Honey and Tar for coughs and related illnesses appears from A.R. Mepiste Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koudt Lee
Wannaska
Minn
Foley
Boley
A.R. Mepiste Drug Co
Christensen Named Ito U Regent at Utah University
May 26 report states D. J. Christensen, former Lake City schools superintendent, was named by Governor Bamberger to the University of Utah board of regents. Christensen earned recognition as a leading American educator during his tenure in Lake City schools. The notice also contains a medical testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills and a Canadian casualties list mentioning American names from Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Ito U
Regency Salt Lare
D. J. Christensen
All Lake City
Bamberger
Board of
Regents
University of Utah
Str. Christisen
Cut Out This Ad Offers Free Trial Cough Remedy
A local advertisement promises a trial package of Foley remedies after sending name and address to Foley & Co. 2825 Sheffield Ave Chicago IL. The snippet also reports an accident in Coalville on May 25 where Dayard C. Taylor was injured by a runaway team and harrow, suffering a severe arm cut and facial injuries and remaining bedridden for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
A. Tt. McIntyre Drug Co
Coalville
Dayard C. Taylor
Large Judgment Rendered in Provo Foreclosure Case
In Provo Fourth District Court Judge A B Morgan awarded a judgment of 71593.28 principal and interest plus 2000 trustee’s fee 5900 attorney’s fee and 54.25 costs in the foreclosure suit of the Tay Formational Trust company and Mosida Fruit Lands company and others. The ruling forecloses a mortgage on about 4050 acres at Mosida to secure bonds and interest guaranteed by the plaintiff after Mosida company defaulted. The judgment precedes further proceedings at the Utah Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo Provo
Fourth District Court
A. B. Morgan
Tay Formational Trust Company
Mosida Fruit Lands Company Et A
Moalda
Mosida ‘Company
Utah
Goethals urges steel use for wartime ships appeal
General Goethals, speaking in New York before the Iron and Steel Institute, criticizes the plan to build 1009 3000-ton wooden ships in eighteen months as hopeless and calls for switching to steel, seeking broad cooperation from steel makers, manufacturers, and suppliers to aid in ship construction for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Goethals
Iron and Steel Institute
Lloyd George
Must Keep Boys Free From Drink At Fort Douglas
Secretary of War Newton D Baker warned that unless Utah and other states enforce laws to keep mobilization camps and nearby points free of liquor and immoral influences, Fort Douglas could lose its military post. The notice urged governors and defense councils to ensure strict enforcement of laws, noting officers and soldiers in uniform face restrictions and local saloons may face changes in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Fort Douglas
Newton D. Daker
Baker
Washington
Defense
Congress
United States Army
J. Parley White
Feays Na- Joone
General Etcherwatchef Urges Vigorous War Spirit For Peace
Report from QDESSA London by May 25 cites General Etcherwatchef, Ra uanian commander, addressing 200 delegates on the Romanian front. He says peace without annexations is moral but must not derail the war effort, urging renewed vigilance, discipline, and a strong defensive resolve to safeguard liberty and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qdessa
London
Congress
Etcherwatchef
lWhoever
NEW TICKET OFFICES OPENING ACROSS CITY
May 27 marks the opening of ticket offices at several drug stores and depots including Marshall Drug Co at 25th and Wank, Carr Drug Co 25th and Grant, Enslen Drug Co 24th and Hudson, Depot Drug Co 188 25th Street, Hemenway and Moser Clear Blore 2403 Wash Ave, McIntyre Drug Co, Tabernacle Pharmacy 226d and Wash, and Union Depot News Stand. George Ferguson, longtime intimate of John D. Rockefeller, dies at 63 in Pocantico Hills after years of telling humorous tales that amused the financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toltowlog
Rockefeller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hostetter
Workmen's Compensation Insurance
Cart C
Rasmussen Real Estate and Insurance
Hudson Ave
Hardsigh
Aosd Brand
Dat Ggists
P*uryhnere
Ogden State Bank
Reed Hotel Building
Washington Ave
25Th Street
A.m. Hunsucker
Chitte
Aisa
Patia
AR. McIntyre Drug Co
Liet
Ottawa
Ont
A. Lasante
Wordybridee
Cal
A. D. Prandy
Waupeton
Town
TJ. Craig
Sannyaide
Wash
Gray
Sunmer
Ogden and
Salt Lake
Via
Kana Ciy
St Louis Svvseravecscesenss
Chicage Os Seevrecsiesersss
Mamphle Vs
Iseccereenegenes
Addrena
W. J. Curtis
AT. & 8, F, Railway Co
Duave
Salt Lake City
Goethals
York
Mavis
France
House of Quality
Ogden
Union Portland. Cement Company
Ogden, Ut
Denver
Rio Grande
Beenie Line
Kansas City
Omaha
Bt. Louis
Chicago - Memphis
Oiskete
Gale
City Ticket Office
Eccles
Phapa
Frank Fouts
the National Railroad
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Cheyenne
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Memphis
St. Louis
Eale
Olveras
Our
Travel Information Bureau
Orpheum
H. Chevers
Paul L. Beemer
City Pass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!