SH Workers Await Conference in Navy Wage Clash
Washington September 29 The meeting of executives from fifteen international shipyard unions produced a consensus to hold any strike action until after President Wilson's October 6 industrial conference. A seven member committee was appointed to press demands for repeal of the wage increase order issued by the Navy and Shipping Board.
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Washington
Wilson
Navy
Roosevelt
Ackerson
Emergency Fleet Corporation
James O'Connell
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Tabor
Navy Department
The
Shipping Board
Navy Department and Shipping Board
Pacific Coast
Atlantis
Gulf
Shipping Adjustment Board
Great Lakes
Gleat Lakes
Prisoners Escape From Police Van Again in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 29 a flock of prisoners escaped from a van transporting them from police court to the city workhouse for the second time in two months by prying up the lock. The driver and attendant discovered the breach when the van reached the workhouse.
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Cleveland
Smithsonian expedition heads north with vast supply line
Africa never saw such an array of explorers' supplies as are being started northward by the Smithsonian Institute's exploring expedition in conjunction with the Universal Fill company. Tons of condensed foods have gone into the interior for the journey.
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Africa
Sguch
Smithsonian Institute
Universal Fill Company
Yankee time-saving plan to use native carriers route
A description notes a plan to distribute supplies via native carriers along the expedition route to the wilds. The approach aims to speed progress for American explorers by avoiding delays from slow native transport in the early journey stages.
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Wilds
World’s Record for Two Year Old Trotters at Kentucky Meet
Lienington Ky September 29 The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association opening voted two year old division to Natalie the Great as favorite despite a fatal accident when Mr Dudley fell against a fence. The four heat time set a world mark for trotters of that age. Best time 2 09 4. Baron Ceogantile won Walnut Tall cup first division after hot race Direct Parches Marion dale and Baron Cegantie claimed the next two heats. Second division unfinished with Gentry C and Selkia winning heats earlier. race carried over to tomorrow. The event featured troubled by a fatal accident and fast times for young trotters.
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Lienington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Natalie the Great
Mr. Dudley
Nalalie
Dudley
Baron Ceogantile
Direct Parches
Mariondale
Baron Cegantie
Gentry C
Selkia
Tak Senate for Woman Suffrage
A Utah state senate unanimously passed a measure for ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment, with the house expected to act the next day. The special session, called by Governor Bamberger, aimed to ratify, while the governor urged laws to curb the high cost of living and reforms to the blue sky law to fix errors.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elizabeth Hayward
State Senate
House
Bamberger
Beulah Toney Seeks Divorce Over Husband's Drinking
Beulah Toney files for divorce from A. E. Toney alleging drunkenness and abuse after he broke through a jail top, shouted and disturbed neighbors last January. The complaint cites repeated intoxication and abusive behavior toward his wife.
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A. E. Toney
Buhl
Beulah Toney
Toney
Democrats Call for Removal of National Treasurer
A message to Chairman Cummings from Pred A. Canfield president of the Town state federation of labor requests the removal of W. W. Marsh treasurer of the national democratic committee. The sending of the message was made public amid labor protests at Waterloo alleging Marsh’s connection to a firm involved in a labor dispute.
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Cedar Rapids
W. W. Marsh
National Democratic Connyttee
Cummings
Pred A. Canfield
Town State Federation of Labor
Waterloo
Marsh
State Reports Infantile Paralysis Cases
State health notice notes six cases in Bear Lake County and one in Gogding. Dr. C Q McGinnis county physician and health officer confirms receipt of the board of health alert.
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C. Q. McGinnis
State Board of Health
Bear Lake County
Gogding
Million Dollars Worth of Swine on Exhibit
Des Moines Iowa Sept 29 Hoge valued at more than 1 500 000 were in the pens for the first day of the fourth annual swine show and exposition here today More are expected tomorrow One boax Grand Models Equal in the aged boars class died today He was owned by Thomas Robinson of Independence Iowa and was insured for 1 000
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Thomas Robinson
Independence
Iowa
Five State Champs In This County At State Fair Boise
Five state championships in boys and girls club work were won at the state fair in Boise this past week by Twin Falls county youngsters. Winners include Kenneth Kenworthy corn judging Bertha Macaw Filer bread judging Joe Seaver Castleford sheep raising Goldie Jones Twin Falls bean raising Donald Metain Roseworth sugar beet raising. Twin Palis loys and girls won many seconds and thirds Cal Randall of Murtangh was given.
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Boise
Twin Falls County
Kenneth Kenworthy
Bertha Macaw
Filer
Joe Seaver
Castleford
Goldie Jones
Donald Metain
Roseworth
Twin Palis Loys
Cal Randall
Murtangh
Second in Swine Judging Sparks Local Pride Notes
About 50 boys entered the pig judging with a Weiser lad winning the grand championship. The runner up, a Murtaugh pig club president, trailed by one eighth of a point. Randall will likely go to Spokane next year after representing the state. Ted Sierer placed fifth in the Poland China contest. Buelah Pinegar and Ruth Brown are mentioned in the club notes.
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Murtaugh Pig Club
Spokane
Weiser
Idaho
Sierer
Buelah Pinegar
Ruth Brown
Poultry Class Winners Lead Maron Girls in Fair Showing
Two Maron girls won and placed second and third in the poultry class while Otto Walton earned second and third in the Duroc hog classes. Prizes for crop fruit and vegetables were announced, with several entries noted as near the prize threshold.
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Maron
Murtaugh
Otto Walton
Local Produce Contest Results Summary
The listing shows prize positions for several vegetable categories. Onions placed 2nd and 3rd, Pumpkins earned 1st and 2nd, Squash took 2nd and 3rd, and Potatoes claimed 1st and 2nd in the event.
Odown Wheps Former Amateur Middleweight Rivalry Highlighted
Mike Opand of St brand, world middleweight champion, defeated Augie Ratner of New York in an eight round bout. Weigh-ins listed Opand at 164 pounds while Ratner weighed in heavier. Ratner withstood Opand’s early rhythm but faded after the third round as the champion pressed the pace.
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Jersy Chpy
Mike Opand
St. Brand
Augie Ratner
New York
A.A. T
Og OM Doewd
Ratner
Yf Pawd
Ore
Ring Bout Ends With O Dowd Narrowly Over Ratner
The contest features O Dowd landing the cleaner punches, knocking Ratner’s head back and opening a cut near the eye. Ratner rallies in spots, but O Dowd maintains the pace and controls much of the action around the ring to the final bell.
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O'Dowd
Ratner
O’ Dowd
Dr. Wasson Practice Contact Listing
Dr G S Wasson operates at office 116 1 2 Main Ave North opposite Perrine Trotel. Phone 745 J Adv.
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G. S. Wasson
Main Ave
Perrine Trotel
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Business Men’s Committee
TAK Senate For Woman Suffrage
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Jure Odowd
Middle Wetlgiee
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Dawe
Harris Combined Harvester
Clarence Hampton Weed
SpAcen
REI
SOQ
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Cc. L
Best Gas Traction CO
Schmeiser Mfg. CO
Harris Mfg. CO
H. P
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Schmeiser
Cc. H. Weed Kearns Building
Utaah
C. H. Weed
Bearup
South Main Twin Falls
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