Republican State Convention Call Issued For Provo Utah
A call from the Republican County Committee announces a state convention to elect four delegates and four alternates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Delegates are apportioned by county with a total of 763, to meet in Provo at Hotel Roberts, with party leaders John K. Hardy and I. Cummings overseeing arrangements. The county committee chair is to organize the vote or primaries and the state committee will convene there at 10 o clock a.m.
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Ealt Lake City
Utah
Provo
Utah County
Aipaney
Mt Bay
Sion
Republican County Committee
Hotel Roberts
John K. Hardy
Vier Chalraua
Notice limits liability for debts on contract
The notice states that the undersigned will not be responsible for any debt or contract obligations made by Helly Clogean. Dated after the 17th day of April, J. W. Close. Advertisement and the Chartered Accountant.
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Helly Clogean
Lockout Looms in cloak and skirt trades in New York
In New York on April 28 workers in cloak, salt and skirt manufactories received notice of an impending lockout affecting 409 shops controlled by the Cloak, Salt and Skirt Manufacturers Protective Association. The lockout takes effect tomorrow and may trigger a broader strike by 75,000 workers and 1,800 ships, with unions threatening action against 20,000 more workers in shops not under the association.
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New York
International Ladies' Garmest
Renufacturers” Association
Meat Prices and Libery Market Outlook in War Britain
The article discusses meat price trends amid wartime uncertainty. It cites foreign trade experts and policy predictions, noting expectations of higher meat and dairy prices while Britain seeks supplies from Holland Denmark Switzerland and Scandinavia. It also mentions competition between Germany and Britain to control these food sources and possible shifts toward heavier U.S. imports.
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Finasey Tx
Srayboat
Anya Judson Welliver
Uriden
Nee
Germany
Austria
Holland
Denmark
Switzerland
Scandinavia
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Famous historical rides and riders destaca in Colonial era lore
Philadelphia Ledger recounts famed mounts and long journeys from New York to Philadelphia and Pony Express feats. It highlights Calumel George A. Dodds ride sequence, Tristram C. Couket, Harrison Wi Cancr, and Tony Express riders like Cody. Mentions distances, hours, and pace, with notes on horse quality and endurance.
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George A. Dodd
Milea
Villa
Wana
Hlats
Tristram C. Couket
Harrison Wi
Cancr
New York
Philadelphia
Cody
Nurecores
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Cal
Match
JRGI
Lincoln
Golden Slate
Haslam
Hang Express
Utah
Fong
Fort Sampter
Ft. Joe
Jim Moor
Miller
South Americans Seek U S Potatoes Amid Canal Shipping Boost
The Panama Canal improvement spurs South America to source potatoes from the United States, shifting trade from European supply lines. Demand centers on Green Mountain, Farry Hose, and Early Obi varieties, with small and medium tubers in highest need as cargo crates and transport methods face cargo constraints. The Commerce Department in Washington endorses a standardized crate system and outlines crate construction to facilitate shipping.
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Panama Canal
South America
United States
eThe Department of Commerce
Washington
Orpheum Candy Co to Open May 1916
Orpheum Candy Co proprietor James Karas announces opening of the Orpheum Candy Company with confectionery lunches and beverages for ladies, expected to begin in May 1916. advertisement notes public service and English style refreshments. A separate city column recounts two women discussing a negligent domestic servant and a failed cook.
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Orpheum Candy Company
Orpifuss Candy CO
James Karas
Sam
Tam
Abe
Teast
Kabeay City Stor
Love Mask at the Alhambra with Burton Holmes show
Attend the Alhambra tonight to view Love Mask and join Burton Holmes on a narrated film journey. The program promises a travel and culture themed evening with cinematic travelogue segments.
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Alhambra
Burton Holmes
The First Political Party of the Sons of Liberty Era
The Sons of Liberty formed as a major colonial resistance group to Britain's 1764 Stamp Act. Chapters sprang up from New Hampshire to South Carolina, with New York the strongest hub. Leaders included Samuel Chase and John Adams among others, while notable activities featured liberty trees and pole placements.
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Sons of Liberty
England
Issaq Varre
New York
Songa
Bern Wrltten
John Dickarom
Jolo
Liverty
Pranchea
Tiberty
New Mampshire
South Carolina
Samuel Chase
Maryand
Winseth
Samuel Adama
Toston
John Adams
Tie Tatier
Danger Square
Herty
Providence
America
Great Britain
Corsica
Potenthe
New Yuk
Umea
Maryland
Liberty Song and Stamp Act Era Reckoning
Fragmented account recalls the Liberty songs credited to Thomas Paine and the Boston Stamp Act protests. It notes the Goddess of Liberty, Celestials, and the Liberty Tree symbol as rallying points, mentions figures like Andrew Oliver and Israel Putnam, and outlines colonial resistance across Connecticut New Jersey Maryland Virginia and Philadelphia through resignations and demonstrations. The passage emphasizes organizing support, loyalists versus patriots, and the shift of Sons of Liberty from organized group to a broader mobilization before the revolution.
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Thomas Paine
Liberty
Aiber
Tiberty
Nauseolteuch
Soma Indiecreet
Persane
Alsordgry
Lawless
Andrew
Chonetta
Boston
Bone
Faberty of
Moston
Oliver.gublicly
Connecticut
Israel Putnam
Mitch
Sons of Liberty
Ingersoll
Momn
Wethersfield
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Seeveree
Warblaaten
Vee Ae Wayne
Weber Vanees
J. W. Close
Ystic
Dodd
Orpheum Candy CO
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Utah Shoe Hospital
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