Auto Show Highlights crowded Salt Lake City display
Arizona and Utah observers reported a strong turnout at the Salt Palace as a broad auto show showcased Packard, Ladsen and Essex models. Visitors praised durable California bodies for rough Western roads while noting limited design changes and high attendance from Utah and out-of-state dealers.
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Association Industries Members to Meet Tonight at Placer Hotel
Helena Bilson of the gendered industries of Mawuina will see &Lo welock this evening at the Placer Hotel to discuss a committee agenda. Delegates from the Teamsters union and the international carpenters branch are to attend as wage disputes and pay increases are on the table. A proposed rise from 71b to Ek per day is one major item, with a large turnout expected.
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Mind the Paint Girl at Marlow captures English scenery
The article notes vivid English garden scenes in the film Mind the Paint Girl at Marlow. It highlights lush landscapes, grand trees, lawns, and fountains. Captain Nicholas Jeves, played by Conway Tearle, stands out. Interior sets also emphasize authentic English home life with careful design. Nita Stewart is mentioned in passing.
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Should Woman Forgive Antlers Filmers Answer
The piece reviews a showing at the Antlers featuring Mefa Maxon and Alice Lake in a moral drama about a secret youth exposed to a lover. Bert Lytell and Frank Currier appear in supporting roles, with a Lloyd comedy closing the program.
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Sugar on fir trees found in British Columbia
Washington dispatch reports discovery of suglar on fir trees in British Columbia as noted in American Forestry Magazine. Research led by Professor General Davidson of the University of British Columbia Vancouver finds a rare sugar variety with high run of ranp in samples. The piece says fir sugar will not join cane or beet as a food source but may aid experimental uses in the region.
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Vancouver
Slack Dies At 52 In Montreal Press Leader
Montreal February 15. B F Slack president and organizer of the Canadian Press and general manager of the Montreal Gazette died at his home tonight of double pneumonia. He was 52 and born at Waterloo Quebec.
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Scarlet Days at Paramountsielenyt a Splekure review chaos
Critic notes Clarine Seymour and Griffiths star in the Artcraft Paramount production Scarlet Days arriving at Marlow tonwr row Wark Griffith as the bandit Alvarez and Ralyn Gueves as the young villain. Vanslovothy Gish sings as the hero Rexsevér with Add Carul Deanpeine as the daughter, amid praises for acting and heart.
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California
Names Eleven Women on Democratic Body
Washington reports the appointment of 11 women to the executive committee of the Democratic Young Democrats. The move aims to balance the gender representation with men and follows earlier declarations that additional women will be added soon. Appointees include Elizabeth Marbury, Caroline Runts-Rees, Kelloggs Vairbant, Mrs Stiles W. Burr, Helen Grenied Weaver, Mrs Overton G. Ellis, Mrs John Rosa, Mrs Partie Foods, Mrs Daniels, and M. Mimford among others across cities like Chicago St Paul Louisville Raleigh Atlanta and Richmond.
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Budget system bill advances from Senate subcommittee
A bipartisan Senate subcommittee has agreed on a national budget system bill and will report to the full committee this week. Senator McCormick chairs the panel and the bill blends the Good and McCormick proposals to tighten control of government spending. It would create a treasury budget division to gather departmental estimates and submit a unified budget to the secretary of the treasury and ultimately to the president for approval.
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President Wilson Faces Pressure Over Cabinet and Disability Rule
Washington rumors swirl about a constitutional disability law for presidents while speculation grows on Secretary Lansing’s future role. Press and public debate whether Wilson governs democratically or autocratically continues as officials dismiss resignations and weigh successors in the state department.
British alarm at Lansing resignation shocks London papers
The London press treats Secretary of State Lansing's resignation as a first class sensation. Editorials fear the move could affect progress in world affairs and the interference of American policy on wartime diplomacy. Reports mention potential reshuffles, with Baker or Polk named as interim figures and Lansing's successor expected soon.
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Rail unions rally against profiteers in wage drive
Labor leaders press on against high living costs urging Congress aid and executive department action. The American Federation of Labor plans an active political campaign backing a proposed wage commission and expert tribunal to address union claims, while conservative leaders fear overreach and loss of control.
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Heuer
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Lee's Veiture Reverts to Conference Leadership
President of the Brotherhood of Railroad Miners returns from Washington with several grand lodge officers to finalize plans for a conference of general chairmen and oil railway labor leaders. He cites years of organizing and vows not to jeopardize the union's integrity amid an independent trainmen strike.
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ROW OVER SHIPS 1S TG COME TO AHEAD
Washington February 15 bids for 73 former German passenger vessels taken over by the government during the war will be received by the Shipping Board at an auction to be held tomorrow. The board will also submit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court its answer to the court order to show cause why a temporary injunction against the sale should not be issued. Chairman Payne says the board will receive the highest bids obtainable, subject to the board and Senate Commerce approval.
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