World events of 1923 in review and political shifts
Edward W. Pickard surveys the year 1923 noting Germany's reparations crisis, French control of the Ruhr, and tentative commissions with American participation. Turkey rises under Lausanne accords with Kemal Ataturk. Spain sees a military-led government. Harding dies, Coolidge assumes presidency, reshaping the 1924 Republican race.
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Edward W. Pickard
Germany
Japan
United States
Italy
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Turkey
Russia
Sovieta
Ruher
France
Great Britain
Palmenre
Reparations Commission
Coolidge
Americana
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Primo Rivera
Spain
Harding
San Francisco
Calvin Coolidge
Global turmoil shapes 1920s reparations and diplomacy
European diplomats fixate on German reparations and the Ruhr crisis as France pushes for payment, Britain and the U S clash over peace plans, and Turkey Greece and Italy clash at Constantinople Corfu and Fiume. Amid talks, various treaties and moves redefine postwar borders and alliances across Europe.
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den Ilegal
Hughes
Great Britain
America
Poincaro
Germany
Stresemann
Dr. Cuno
Ruher
Thhineland
Reparations Commission
Poincore
Coolidge
Turkey
Lausanto
Mustapha Kemal
Constantipeople
Mosul
Thrace
Lord Curzon
Russia
United States
Constantinople
Italy
Greece
Aida
Albania
Corfu
League of Nations
Kfus Bolin
League
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Mussolini
Jugo-Slavia
Fiume
Washington
Pacific
France
Mexico
Death of Warren G. Harding Shocks Nation in 1923
The United States mourns President Warren G. Harding who died after a West Coast tour ending in Alaska. Vice President Calvin Coolidge takes oath in Vermont and pledges to carry Harding policies while the nation awaits the 1924 party nomination.
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United States
Warren G. Harding
Middle
Washington
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Republican Party
Mr. Harding
Mr. Coolidge
Christmas Spirit at Glines School Program
The Glines school celebrated Christmas Friday with an engaging program and a Christmas tree. Teachers Calder Gillman and McKee led the event. every child received a present and candy. Various locals and students from nearby towns joined in the holiday activities and visits ensued.
Christmas gatherings and visits fill holiday notes
The article records a flurry of holiday greetings and family visits. Mrs Blanks of Willow Creek and Mrs Charles Bat-2 Clive Perry with wife and baby are hosting guests, including Eliza uck and Joseph A McKee. Lydia Jenkins and Mrs Foster visit, Naton Ercksoon returns home from the U of U in Salt Lake City for holidays, Erma Fletchoer works at Acorn Mercantile, Zolla Perry rests, and others report chicken pox among children while Dean Bigelow and family visit from Lapoint.
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Clive Perry
Realtlyca
Perry
Elisauck
Josaph A. McKee
Lydia Jenkins
Foster Ie
Bud Jarrell
Naton Ercksoon
U. of U
Balt Lake City
Erma Fletchoer
Acorn Mercantile Company
Iva Pierson Fasti
Zolla Perry
Mutual
Dean Bigelow
Lapoint
Lapo int School closes for holiday with dances and program
Lapo int school ends Friday at noon for the holiday season with an afternoon dance and an evening fine program by the atudenta. Teachers depart except Principal Luke Clege. Miss Pearl Harrison heads to Salt Lake City, Glann Perkins to Provo, Mr Panter to Fort Duchesne, Miss Bell Angus to Roosevelt home, Miss Rosalia Jones to Vernal, with sister Lucy. A Wednesday evening party for their honor at A. W. Neboker’s hosted by many guests. Stake conference attended in Vernal, visitors include Henry Lee and two children Wilma and Forest. Various locals sent holiday greetings and updates on moves, births, illnesses, and travel.
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Atudenta
Luke Clege
A. W. Neboker
A. R. Teaples
Lewis Swensen
Jessie Brough
C. E. Curtis
Jacob Rasmussen
Roy Taylor
Vernal
Henry Lee
Wilma
Forest
Joe E. Marx
Salt Lake City
Jim Allred
Fairview
Utah
Price
Ann Teeples
Jim Marshall
Thomas Ross
Clyde Gerrald
Heler
Lawrence Abellian
Sprouse
Frank Bigelow
Davis Farm
Mullina
Harvey Hullinger
Bennett
Willam J. Justice
Helper
Daughter of Asa D Reynolds Dies of Diphtheria in Alterra
Helen Reynolds ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa D Reynolds died at Alterra on Friday morning December 21 1923 of diphtheria after a brief illness. She lived with five siblings Mildren Verona Grant Samuel and Amber and was praised for cheerfulness and brightness. No funeral was held and she was buried in Roosevelt cemetery after dedication of the grave by Bishop Charles P Bingham. Dr J E Morton vaccinated 47 children at the Alterra school house Sunday afternoon.
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Bresant
Paradise
Christ Mas
Ernest
Victor Billings
Duchesne Stake
Duchesne
Randolph Jenson
Tle
Ernest Jacking
Father
Roosevelt
Wolf Patrol
Duchesne Boy Scouts
Wallace Calder
Uintah
Wilbur Sowards
First Ward
Vernal
Beoguts
First ‘Ward
Bishop Calder
Scout Board
Duchesne Ward
Ellis Merkley
Second Ward
Mima Davis
C. J. Neal
Alterra
Helen
Asa D. Reynolds
J. E. Morton
Mildren
Verona
Grant
Samuel
Amber
Sho
Roosevelt Cemetery
Charles P. Bingham
Alterra Ward
Arrest Report From Lapoint Christmas Dance Incident
Leg Lab Labro m of Lapoint was arrested for disturbing the peace at the Christmas dance in Lapoint and brought to Vernal on Wednesday. Reports say a rough disturbance occurred. Labroom remains allowed to return to Lapoint and will have a hearing.
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Leg Labrum
Lapoint
Vernal
Labromj Ares
Lapoi
Will
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Underwood
Ernest Howes
O M. Calder
Gillman
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Zina
Searles
George Clark
Alva Alexander
Clarice Hair
Provo
Robert McCurdy
Christina McCurdy
Grace
Helen Pickup
Sadie Drullard
Pleasant Grove
Eureka
Vernal Pearce
M. Calder
Barbara
Iowa
Atx
Ittle
Blanks
Willow Creek
Charles Bat
Notiox
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
James M. Shaffer
Uintah County
Orpheus
Afi
Ashton Bros. Company
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