Palmer backs meat packer regulation push in April hearings
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer urged House Agricultural Committee to authorize court action against Chicago packers and drive reform. He argued for breaking packer control of stockyards and related lines, seeking divestiture plans and enforcement through judgments. He stressed a long term aim to protect consumers and producers.
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Washington
Chicago
Falmer
House Agricultural Committee
Packer
Palmer
Rattranda
Talmer
Congress
Great Nazimova and Clara Kimball Young at Utah theatre
Lost times today features Nazimova and Clara Kimball Young in their latest productions at the Utah theatre. A playful childlike scene is described with a three foot six mischief maker and a fifty year milestone noting the shift from grinding wood to paper manufacture in the United States.
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Nazimova
Clara Kimball Young
Utah
Theatre
United States
Utah Theatre
Union Man Answers American Plan Claims in Ogden Letter
A reader named W. Watson of Ogden Utah writes to The Editor denouncing Associated Industries and their American Plan proposal. He questions who drafted the plans and lists local business figures tied to the proposal while arguing wage controls should come through mutual agreement and union rights should be protected.
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Ogden Standard
Standard
Associated Industries
Utah
Contractors’ Union
Winoow
ub-Contractors
Hiraccl
Aurecus
Howe
Nardly
Gail
Takhar Arate
Aoworkinuet
IL C. S
Acer
Emuticytre
Iutto
B. Sc
Abbott
Geo. A. Lowe Jo
Empy
Ogden Wholesale Drug Co
Taylor
Eccles Lumber Co
W. F F. Ossner
Mr. Taylor
Wer
Bossver
Montina
Laan
Contractors
Material Men's Union
Usden
Watson
10Th St
Ozden
Utah’s Greatest Success To Date Highlighted
A brief item notes that Utah marks its most successful period yet, celebrating notable achievements and milestones across sectors. Local observers attribute the rise to sustained investment, leadership, and community efforts shaping growth and recognition.
Captain Refuses to Alter Testimony in Navy Inquiry
Captain Jvron C. Long formerly on Rear Admiral Stins staff in London resisted calls to change his testimony about Rear Admiral William S Fletcher and convoy doctrine. He testified a general convoy doctrine existed for Queenstown in May 1917 and the naval board heard his cross examination as hearings with the Senate committee were postponed.
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Washington
Jvron C. Long
Stins
London
William BL. Fletcher
Sims
Fletcher
Naval Board
Fletche
Brest
Long
Queenstown
Senate
Navy
Ben d Yet
Radman
Court actions and policy notes in brief remarks
The report notes Wilson as commander and Daniela fatt as a witness in a department case. Mayer of New York and another man were indicted by a federal grand jury over a leak and released on 2000 dollar bail. No trial date set. It mentions India's ban on soaps with animal fats due to religious reasons and exporters using vegetable oils on wrappers.
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Wilson
Atlic
Daniela Fatt
Department
E. Millard Mayer, Jr
New York
Federal Grand Jury
United States Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Oil Land
India
Alleged Violators of Trust Out on Bail
Washington reports Ashton F umbry James Hardwood Graves and Burnett E Moses all of this city released on bail after an alleged trust violation case.
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Washington
Ashton F.umbry
James Hardwood Graves
Burnett E. Moses
Mayor Praises Ogden Tabernacle Choir in Final Rehearsal
Mayor Frank Franela complimented Prof. Ballantyne and the 240 voice Tabernacle choir for a well run organization. He noted the honor of an invitation to sing in Salt Lake City and praised the group’s preparation. The choir will travel Sunday morning to perform at the Assembly Hall and Tabernacle with shows at 10, 2, and 7 o’clock.
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Salt Lake City
Tabernacle Choir
Frank Franela
Joseph Ballintyne
I Ballantyne
Bamberger
Tabernacle
Husband Arrested On Complaint Of Wife 6 Liberated
Bert Gray, held since March 27 on a warrant sworn by his wife Dor Gray for threatening behavior, was released on his own recognizance by the court after letters to authorities stated the complaint was false and that she only hoped to jail him while she prepared to flee to Idaho. The piece notes Winnipeg’s bicycle prominence due to paved streets and a 225,000 population across 24 square miles.
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Bert Gray
Cmrt
Gray
Dor Gray
Joseph Bates
D. BR. Roberts
Idaho
Winnipeg
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Swift
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Libby
Wholesale Grocery Co
Washington Ave
Nevada
Wyoming
Norton’s Floral Shop
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Skaggs
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