Wilson Urges League Pact Amid Reservations Debate
President Wilson defended the League of Nations as the only real guarantee against war and argued against sweeping reservations. He warned that unconditional withdrawal would be impossible and that Article X should be understood as advisory, not compulsory, while stressing no treaty rewrite is possible. He also noted meetings with Gould Dietz's family during the trip.
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Wilson
Germany
League
Europe
Efe
League of Nations
United States
Paris
Convent
Witkan
Japan
England
France
Crown
United States Senate
Hitchcock
Bean
ArHele X
League Covenant
Afyone
Howe
Gould Dietz
C. N. Mietz
Brather
Bie League
Mr. Dietz
Zecn Skin Treatment Promises Clear, Healthy Skin
A vintage ad claims Zecn from any drug store at 35c or Zemoly Tenores extra large bottle can clear pimples, black blotches, eczema and ringworm with a penetrating non greasy liquid. It is easy to use and dependable, marketed by EW Réne Co. of Clereizad.
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Réne Co
Clereizad
Capacity Enlarged at the Utah Theatre
The Tilal theater manager A Fuhr announces increased seating at the Utah Theatre after an opening night crowd overflow. Lynn Stales praises the extension of a lawn seating area facing the stage as the solution to accommodate larger audiences.
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Utah Theatre
Tilal Theater
Improvement under way for theater additions
Carpenters and concrete laborers are busy on the theater improvement project. The work will not discontinue any shows and can be continued while the stage is extended. The extension will seat about 169 more patrons, bringing total capacity to 600. The upgrade will ease operations and allow daily performances, to be completed in a short time.
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Rilfera
Mora Theater
Second Ward Choir to be Organized This Evening
Reported in the Second Ward, under X OG Osden and Laster ifinchiff, a new choir will be organized at the ward chapel Tucxia tonight at 8 43 p m. Members are being invited, with Ogden and Minceith active in recruitment while unvisited members are urged to attend the meeting.
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Second Ward
Unter
X. OG. Osden
Laster
If Incheliff
Echo
Uhel
Mans
Nvat Claga Musical Orgentaarian
Oelnck
Ogden
Mincelft
Ubu
Two Girls on Lone Trip Depart in Automobile
Two young women Lara Sywirth of Oakland and Gener Gack of Red Sands California depart Ogden for San Francisco to begin a journey across the United States by car. They have served overseas as nurses with relief missions and traveled about 1 300 miles on foot and by vehicle since leaving New York, enduring shortages and danger during the war era. They pass through Taete Sam’s hospitals in Germany and will head toward Eiko Nevada after a raid that wounded many soldiers. Special carpenters meeting announced at Odd Fellows Hall, 2320 Wash.
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Amoe
Sam
Denne Mises
Ogden
San Frincisco
Lara Sywirth
Oakland
Misa Gener Gack
Red Sands
California
Sinca Havig
Clgden Inia
Yast Uume
New York
Chute Hood
Duding Restrigale
Diney Mocrney
Taete Sam
Tuayoure Woren
Moraiing
Eiko
Nevada
Ethel Clayton Beauty Ad Promises Instant Complexion
An old advertisement touts Ethel Clayton’s beauty claim for Derwille powder promising a flawless complexion. It extols a quick effect with one application, urging readers to buy at local toilet counters and watch Miss Clayton’s upcoming feature in the paper. The text also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a bowel cleanser improving complexion.
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Ehny
Terwilin
Bette
Derwille
Miss Clayton
Andrew A Kerr Named New Archaeology Head at Utah School
Andrew A Kerr of this city, an author on western archaeology, is set to study for a degree at Harvard and will take over the archaeology department at the Utah school. He previously taught at Goldenigh and was affiliated with Gyten Ischools, returning from southern Titwh after extensive explorations of ancient dwellings. He holds a Bachelors of Arts from the University of tot Epon and will succeed Professor Edgar Leva Young, who shifts to western history and research work.
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Andres A. Kerr
Innve
Harvard University
Mrerr
Qgdlenigh
Gyten Ischools
Flea
University of
Major Reuben Clark to Speak in Ogden Thursday
Major Reuben Clark, a World War II officer, will speak in Ogden Thursday evening instead of riding as originally planned. The event, part of a concert series, is expected to attract a large crowd with attendance by local residents and guest performers.
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Reuben Clark
Ogder
Jees Clark
Ranv
Ogden
Natn
Mijor Clarkhan
Peomlande Tien
Jarwest
Orator 4
Fimma
Lucy Grates
Aint A
Bam
Wade Noessssary
Taternaelt
Tal Muiwals
Unions to Meet at Utah Federation Conference
Delegates from across Utah gather in Salt Lake City for the twelfth annual conference of the Utah State Federation of Labor. Topics include pen token treaty impact and rising prices, a plan to reduce forest products costs, and support for soldiers and veterans. The federation aims to reorganize sections, elect officers, and consider adding seven vice presidents amid growing union membership of more than 20,000 in Utah.
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Gedon
Salt Lake
Utah
Tahar
Hell
Jon
K. Steen
Mis
Stoom
Alyldo
Ynie
WRI
Unclear county meeting schedule and officers listed
Fragmentary OCR shows planned sessions in Italy and two cessions with times, plus a list of federation officers including John Steen as president, Joseph Feants W of Ogden as first vice president, Geo ver as vice president, Miss Cyerty von Ogden as vice president, Whrrie as fourth vice president, Jokt Tift as vice president, and A. Ey Haryay as secretary, all names in disarray.
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Italy
Gt Thy Federation
John
Steen
Joseph Feants W of Ogden
Geover
Cyerty von Ogden
Whrrie
Jokt "Tift
A. Ey Haryay
Five Charges Against Woodard Before District Court
The fire-case transcript of Roy Woodard, described as a walking delegate, shows transfer to district court. Complainants include ID White for assault, AW Walker for disturbing the peace, and MM Scofle for disturbing the peace plus trespass. PW Uggla is listed in association with the cases.
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The
Ciy
Roy Wandard
District Court
Id. J. White
A. W. Walker
M. M. Sco Fle
P. W. Uggla
Tobacco Habit Dangerous Health Ad From Dr Connor
Dr Connor formerly of Jonny Hopkins Hospital warns that tobacco use is dangerous and deadly diseases are common among users. An advertisement touts Nicato Inblats as a quick remedy though authorities caution against fake remedies and emphasize stopping tobacco use now.
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Dortor Connor
Jonny Hopkins Hospital
Conner
Republicans to Meet Tongat at Web er County Court House
Republicans plan an evening meeting at the Weber County Courthouse to reorganize the county committee. Chairman Moroni Skeen may resign and a new chair will be chosen. State Chairman Welch and other prominent Republicans from the state are expected to attend.
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Weber County
Court House
Moroni Skeen
Skeen ‘Yal
Weleh
Card of Thanks for Isabella Wilson and Family
Edith Rogguieter and W. Wilson express sincere thanks to friends for sympathy kindness during illness and passing of Isabella Wilson. They acknowledge beautiful music and floral offerings from mourners.
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Isabella Wilson
Edith Rosguieter
W. Wilson
Miss Gladys Aik in Address at Weber Club
Miss Gladys Aik spoke at the Weber Club addressing the 9e4 o Mya Th 0 event in Paris, detailing de European scenes and the Allied cause. The report notes her remarks praised American courage and the war effort, with mentions of German helmets and rifles as prizes, and references to Belgnmi visits and Browning weapons.
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Gladys Aik
Weber Club
Ginilys Rich
France
Germany
Ure
Womett
Tony
Reals
Alita
Paris
Ayit
Lee
Lege
Gine Bf
Browning
Angie Ameri
Deaths and Funerals Gederstrom Family Service Arranged
Mrs Anna Mareani Gederstrom widow of Magnus Cesersters died morning at 10 at 198 Washington Avenue. She was born in Stockholm and came to Utah in 1865, living here since 1873. Survived by children David Coderstrom Los Angeles Cha Sederstrom Pocatello Temita Streper Gallen and a sister in Sweden. Burial by Lindauist Company with services to be announced after son’s arrival from Los Angeles. Marriage licenses issued to John Be Thomas Malad Idaho and Mohala Lybee Jun Utah and J F Ringer St Joseph Missouri Ruth LeFebre Ogden. First couple married by Bishop O M Sanderson at the courthouse.
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Gederstrom
Anna Mareani Mederstrom
Magnus Cesersters
Washington Avenue
Cederstrom
Stockholm
Sweden
Jahoney J
Tdi
Jacob
Ara
Sageidran Carlawist
Jemal Ts
Utah
Osten
Inehand
Ells
David Coderstrom
Los Angeles
Cha
Sederstrom
Poentello
Taho
Temita Streper
Gallen
Alsa Fim Geuviehlidven Amt
Rharsa
Lindauist Company
WAL
Los Angries Oe
John BE
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Ethel Clayton
Rocky Mountain
Mee Intyre Drag Co
Andrew A. Kerr
Exerton
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Mark
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