Ruthless steps will be taken in Amsterdam strike turmoil
The German strike movement was discussed by relateral service committees led by Count Westarp who warned that any interference with munition work would be ruthlessly suppressed. He suggested money influenced the strike and attacked Socialist opponents while Socialists denied bribery and blamed the Spandau works administration and agrarian policy for unrest. A speaker argued high cattle prices forced feeding with bread and corn, hurting munition workers. In Idaho, Williams J. Hanson won the People's Party mayoral race in American Falls by about 300 votes amid a tense contest and a court injunction over ballot placement was denied.
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Amsterdam
Tacdon
Germany
Count Weetarp
Groener
Count Westarp
Spandau Works
People's Party
American Falls
Ida
Williams J. Hanson
J. ©. Jones
Citizen
Hich
Cowan
Citizens’ Party
Yic People's Party
New Plaza Apts Promotes Troroom Rentals
The listing describes Troroom apartments with disappearing beds and built in ranges and refrigerators, priced from 18 to 30 dollars monthly including light and gas. It notes a local ad campaign and a meeting by the Commercial club in Ingham with expectations of a report from C C Campbell on telephone service and the spring campaign.
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Ingham
Bingham
Commercial Club
C. C. Campbell
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ly Council
Mayoral election in St. Anthony IE names and results
Francis M. Snell, president of the First Nay Timas bank, defeated incumbent Jarvis Smith by 227 votes to win the mayoralty. Leo Nelson was elected clerk and the council seats went to Heber Ss. Sharp, Jake Ashcraft, T. H. Hopkins, qe T. Wilcor, M. J Kerr and Jobo White.
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ST. Anthony
Ida
Francis M. Snell
Nay Timas Bank
Jarvis Smith
Leo Nelson
Heber Ss. Sharp
Jake Ashcraft
T. H. Hopkins
Qe T. Wilcor
M. J. Kerr
Jobo White
Balfour Guest of President at Pan American Building
April 24 at the Pan American Building in Washington a reception for Foreign Minister Arthur Balfour and his party marked the close of Great Britain's war commission's official welcome to the United States. Secretary Lansing hosted the event with cabinet officers in attendance as British delegates held key conferences on allied wartime tasks.
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Wallington
Lansing
Balfour
Great Britain
War Commission
United States
Wilson
Laneloy
Baker
Daniels
McAdoo
England
Allea
Germeless Ice From Water Freeed From Wil
A compact note describing a new ice product labeled germ free and produced under safety standards by Ogden City Ice Co with a focus on sanitary practices. The text emphasizes cleanliness and advises customers to rely on their strictly sanitary ice solution.
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Ogden City Ice Co
Tel
Mint Weigh Clerk Charged With Theft
April 24 Denver Exnes P Sheil a weight clerk at the United States Mint was arrested by Secret Service operatives and charged with stealing more than 20 dollars in half dollars He had worked in mint service since 1978 and at the focal mint since its establishment Authorities say the thefts span several months and total over 200 dollars in half dollars were found in a box in Sebell's cellar He says the money reflects his legitimate savings
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Denver
Exnes P. Sheil
Roral
United States Mint
Secret Service
Mint Service
Focal Mint
Sebell
Sebel
Progressive Ticket 18 Declared Winner In Spano Falls
Spano Falls Idaho April 34 At the city election today the Progressive ticket headed by George Edginton was elected over the citizen's ticket led by A T Shae by more than 400 votes. The Progressives carried every ward electing C F Crabbee J M Agama in First ward F C Moseley J G P Groat in Second ward W H Kiefer John Holate in Third ward and Ralph A Louis B G McDeth in Fourth ward The pastors of the Methodist Baptist and Christian churches were very active behind the citizens ticket which was rejected by the people.
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Spano Falls
Idaho
Trogreanive Ucket
George Edgington
Citizen’s
A. T. Shae
Progressives
C.F. Crabbee
J. M. Agama
F.C. Mosely
JG. P. Groat
Senator Borah Plans 10 Retire From Senate in 1919
Washington April 26 Senator William E Dorada announces retirement at end of current term March 4 1919 after twelve years service In a public statement to the people of Idaho he expresses gratitude for their honors and pledges continued interest in the state's welfare noting no intention to end public service.
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Washington
William E. Dorada
Senate
Idahia
Illaho
Usko
Oftela
Young Man Shot by Stray Bullet in Salt Lake City
April 25 Salt Lake witnesses a stray bullet strike L W Gillian, a warehouse bookkeeper, while peering from a window at the Karas Warehouse corner. The assailant Pete Parnard, 23, a porter at Alco Bar, fired at Juan Cortee, 20, a Mexican laborer, during an apparent dispute. Gillian’s head wound remains lodged with the bullet, with X rays awaiting removal.
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Salt Lake
Karas
Juan Cortee
Ape
Hallan
Gillan
Chetwid
W. 5. Heydes
Charles W. Stewart
Walker Dank Building
Stewart
Republicans Sweep Pocatello Elections In Idaho Rally
Canvass of city returns shows Benjamin Bean wins senior seat by a substantial margin as Republican ahead of T. C. Quinn and incumbent George Williams who ran independently. City clerk and councilmen also appear set for Republican majorities amid a normally close race. A separate note claims Ere Tend region education figures confuse. 1,109,090 of 2,700,000 children aged 12 to 16 received further education after 15.
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Pocatello
Pocatella
Ida
Benjamin Bean
T. C. Quinn
George Willams
Ucket
This Man Makes Gardens Popular
Charles Lathrop Pack, a retired capitalist in Lakewood New Jersey, leads a national garden movement reaching twenty million readers daily. He attended a major forestry conservation conference circa 1900 and is known for addressing garden and park questions through widespread publicity.
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Charles Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
Af & Wat
Whith
Pack
Calvin A. Frye Dies in Boston At 71
Calvin A. Frye longtime familiar figure in the Christian Science movement died in Boston at age 71. For thirty years he served in the household of Mary Baker Eddy founder of the church and acted as principal medium of communication between Mrs Eddy and her intended platform. He also managed portions of Mrs Eddy's funds and affairs during her residence in Concord New Hampshire.
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Calvin A. Frye
Boston
Calvin A. Free
Atera
Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Roundhouse MNLOVO Material Arrives for Salt Lake Route
April 21 report notes all material for the Salt Lake Route roundhouse and land improvements near Utah Valley Gea and Coke plant has been ordered with much arriving. Houghton Construction of Los Angeles, contractor for the building, already has a force on the ground and work will start in a few days. April 24 dry law notes eight men charged with possessing more than the legal limit of intoxicating liquor in dry territory, bound over to district court with bail of 509 in each case.
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Roundhouse
Mnlovo
Salt Lake
Utah Valley
Gea & Coke Company
Houghton Construction Company
Los Angeles
Hmit
Eixteen
Green
Wall
Petition from Russ peasants at front urged duty
Petrograd reports tranil committees of alliance of peasants sending a petition to front line peasants. It warns against dividing lands by isolated rules as it could fuel infernal quarrels aiding the enemy. It stresses only a representative body can decide this crucial issue. Separately the Children's Bureau notes about one in ten babies born in the United States dies before reaching 12 months.
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Petrograd
London
Tranil
Children's Bureau
The
Federal Department of Tebur
Barien
United States
Mrs Slack's Letter To Mothers Of Delicate Children
A reader letter from Peimyre Pennsylvania describes a baby girl's chronic cough and poor appetite. After trying Vinol on Dr Nelson Herbert's suggestion, the child improved with renewed hunger and health, and the author urges other mothers with delicate children to try Vinol.
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Mrs, Slack
Mothera
Peimyre
Mia
Atrarn Brace
Vinol Restores Health Promisingly Says Patient
An testimonial from a woman describing severe weakness and insomnia ending after Vinol use. She claims prior meals caused pain, sleep was impossible, and after taking Vinol she could eat again and sleep through the night. The advert cites dealers in Ogden and a Utah town reading drug store.
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ANKA
Oka
Tulle Drug Co
Ogden
Utah Towne
Senator Mason Endorses Nuxated Iron for Strength
Former Senator Mason from Illinois lauds organic iron as a vitality booster for nervous, run-down people. He credits Nuxated Iron with restoring endurance and vigor, citing medical opinions from Dr. Howard James and Dr. Ferdinand King. The piece promotes the iron supplement as essential to counter iron loss from modern processed foods and urges readers to test its effects after two weeks.
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Benator Mason Bays
Tayeta Teat
Hare Hess
Benator Mason
Howard James
New York City Hospital
New York State
Rale
Mason Ie
Jean
Ferdinand King
New York
Menon
America
B. Ganer
Denton
Maron
Alreolth
Min Ba
Governor issues food proclamation and conservation day
Governor Simon Bamberger issued a food conservation proclamation designating Friday April 27 and Sunday April 29 as production and conservation days. He urged schools to educate students on boosting food productivity, churches to hold themed services, stores to display conservation reminders, and families to conserve resources while farmers cultivate available land and city vacant lots.
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Simon Bamberger
Board of Publicity Named by the Governor
Governor Darmberger appoints Utah publicity and development board for one year. Members include F C Richmond Salt Lake W B Wattis Weber Oyden van IL Owen Logan J H Mayes Richfield C Archeneon Delta W F Whitehead Provo L Whitmore Price IL S Collett Roosevelt B M Ty non Brigham City. Board to collect prepare and distribute information about Utah opportunities for investors and homeseekers and may spend necessary funds from public sources.
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Lant Legislatuon
Darmberger Yeaterday
Merobers
Atate Publicity and Developmental
F.C. Richmond
Commercial Club
Salt Lake
W.B. Wattis
Weber Club
Oyden
van Il.owen
Commercial Boosters League
Logan
J. H. Mayes
Richfield Commercial Club
Richfield
C. Archneon
Utah
Board rules for appropriation and officers
Money may only be expended with consent of a majority of the board. The board must organize with a president two vice presidents and treasurer. The secretary may or may not be a member of the board. The act creating the board carried the emergency clause but failed to receive the constitutional two thirds vote in the house.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted For Complexion
A physician promoter touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a secret for a clear complexion and bright eyes. The ad claims the vegetable tablets detoxify the liver and bowels, improve skin and energy, and offer a pink appearance, priced 30c and 2Sc per box with a note that thousands of women use them.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Weil
Fitwards
Ailton
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