US infantry claims near-elimination of cattle stealing at Nogales
US Army outposts along the Nogales border report near elimination of cattle theft from Mexican herds. Remote border patrols, machine gun posts, and cooperation with Mexican officials led to removal of wood chopping camps five miles from the line to prevent smuggling use. Authorities promise to pursue contraband and recover any game found crossing.
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Nogales
Arna
United States
Mex Gem
Land Leasing Bill Favored in Committee Unanimously
Washington reports the public lands committee approved a favorable report on a bill authorizing leasing government oil coal phosphate and radium lands to stimulate production. The vote was unanimous, signaling strong cross party support though previous conference issues delayed enactment in the prior Congress.
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Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Hopuiate Public Lands
Pecate
Sunrise Stock Food advertisement from OgdenAlbers Bros Milling
An advertisement promotes Sunrise Stock Food for milch cows made from Cane Molasses Cotton Seed Meal and Grain asking readers to write for prices. Appears from Albers Bros Milling Company Ogden.
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Albers Bros, Milling ‘Company
Ogden
Zema antiseptic promises skin relief for eczema
The ad promotes Zema from The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio as a cheap topical solution for eczema and itching. It claims rapid relief from skin troubles including sores wounds and chafing. The product is marketed as penetrating cleansing soothing and dependable.
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E.W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Burial Ground of Ancient Dwarf Tribe Found Near Squaw Creek Mesa
Oruscott Arizona August reports an elderly prospector and HL Loomis describe uncovering an ancient dwarf tribe’s burial site at Squaw Creek Mesa near Grant Canyon. Pieces of antient pottery and fragments were found, with some sent to the University of Arivony.
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Squaw Creek Mesa
Oruscott
Ariz
Sayad Coork Mesa
Heer Niles
Grant Canyon
Loomis
Borlona
Keltons
Arivony
Leomis
Blood-Iron Phosphate Promises Fat Gain For Thin Folk
An advertisement touts a product called Blood-Iron Phosphate claiming it helps thin people gain weight. It urges readers to try the supplement, promises quick results, and attacks healthier options, presenting a strong sales pitch with dubious health claims.
Shopmen on Strike Not to Be Recognized By Director Hines
Washington reports say rail labor leaders on strike will not be recognized by the Railroad Administration. Secretary of War or the administration, as per August 9 telegrams, notes continuing efforts to avert a general wage dispute and keep union actions under civilian control. The appeal cites the aim to separate labor from the established organization and to bring the matter to the authorities for consideration.
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Hines
Washington
Jamies Hamilton Lewis
Townii
Thisiolx
Tehieh
Brinsing
Organized Labor Upset by Judge Alschuler Ruling
New York, Aug. 13. Labor leaders condemned Judge Alschuler’s decision that workers who were laid off last week must lose seniority and return as new hires. Fears of renewed packer pressure and walkouts dominated hearings, with leaders accusing packers of using police and provocative tactics to undermine labor. The ruling affects 125 workers at Independent Parking who had struck and were discharged, and guidance was given on how seniority should be applied for Armour & Co. and Morris & Co. cases.
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New York
Alschuler
Alabuler
Bia
W. Dolinstone
Élockyarde Labor Council
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
James G. Condon
Lie Packers
Mim
Jotgg Aisehuter
Tnt
Alrikn
Patrick J. Brennan
Becauer
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Coal ads blamed on price hoarders in Congress row
Representatives from Democratic and Alabama ranks charge that the National Coal Association spent 150000 for ads in 400 newspapers to stir fear of a coal shortage and drive prices up. They demand an act of Congress to curb operator profiteering and deny any actual shortage.
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Washington
National Coal Association
Congress
Uber
Army Opposed to Making Austria a New Monarchy
WERLIN August 23 reports from Vienna that the entire armed forces of Austria oppose moves to establish a monarchist regime. Soldiers demonstrate before parliament chanting for a republican government to remain. The country shows a wave of opposition rallies and street actions.
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Austria
Werlin
Hia
Tron
Vienna
Pachiament Boikling
Shopmen Report Conditions Improved In All Sections
Washington August 14 reports say improvement in conditions across Federated Shopmen at the packing and shipping centers. In Chicago district, the strike’s stronghold, a vote was underway to decide if workers should return to their jobs or stay out.
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Wastiington
All Bee
Mona
Chicago
Tanlac credited with miraculous recovery by Spokane man
W E Curtis, a Spokane painting and decorating contractor at 812 West Grace Avenue, says three months in bed improved after taking Tanlac. He suffered kidney pain, rheumatism, and back palps, losing mobility and weight until he began Tanlac. Now he reports full-night sleep, restored strength, and return to work, praising the remedy and its sale by A T McIntyre Drug Co Ogden.
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Tanlac
W. E. Curtis
Wrat Grace, Avenue
Spokane
Mr. Cutts
Taniac
Maine
Lo Yal Geo Tanilac
Thirtieth Annual College of Logan Facility Upgrades
Utah Agricultural College readies for the 1919 1919 opening on September 15 with major renovations and three new buildings the animal husbandry plant industry and agricultural engineering. Main building retooled, campus quad planned, curriculum expanded to many professions with strong athletic prospects and housing canvass underway for fresh students.
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Utah Agricultural College
Alu Dents
Department of
Conservatories
Mechanic Arts
Sizimal Husbandry
Plant Industry
Engineering
Lins
A&a
Sailth-Hughes
Butskle
Logan
Dragetacs
Connor Nodn
Ti Tella
English Women Confirmed as Tobacco Smokers
English women are confirmed tobacco smokers as reports detail rising habit among female travelers. Railway workers have hesitated to enforce smoking bans in some carriages, and observers say many compartments now allow smoking unless passengers object.
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London
Ang
Ansperatted Press
General Catalogue of the U A College 1919 20
The General Catalogue of the Agricultural College of Utah for 1919 20 is ready for distribution with copies being mailed to former and prospective students. The thirtieth year catalogue lists new departments and faculty additions and sets key dates for winter and spring quarters. The winter quarter opens December 8 1919 and spring quarter begins March 8 1920 with a summer quarter starting June 1 1920.
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Agricultural College of Utah
DL Be. Johinson
Nlarmation Service
Aly
Fail Avuaar Terru Onen
Farmers’ Convention
Cedey
Logan
Isling
Jane
Remarkable Lambing Record From Twelve Farmers
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a 122 percent lamb crop from twelve farmers raising 1,150 lambs on 938 owned ewes in a single season. Dr. T. Frederick cites removing undesired ewes, ample pasture, and balanced winter feeding as key factors.
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United Stages Department of Agriculture
Toonesace
Tennesaee
Progresslyu Tennessea
West
Tf. Frederick
Ulett Agricutural College
New College Faculty for 1919 20 Announced
The college introduces Edgar B. W. Drossard as professor of farm management and Reobent HiW Ph D as chemistry head and nutrition lead. Blanche Cooper assists in nutrition research. New state leaders for junior extension and home demonstration are named, with M. H. Harris approving Hogenson as junior leader and Mrs. Rena Maycock as home demonstration head. Several new departments appear including marketing led by J B Wallin, rural sanitation and public health, and a full roster of expert staff in physiology bacteriology zoology veterinary science foods and dietetics and agricultural engineering. A survey shows 1920 year enrollment at 12533 across regular, summer, and extension classes.
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Edgar BW
Uard Drossard
Reobent
Hiw
Blanche Cooper
RL. Hill
M. H. Harris
Nceds
J. C. Hogenson
J. B. Wallin
M. 0. Pov Jter
J. Greaves
Ray B. West
W. W. Henderson
H. J. Frederick
Jesse Wiracre
Mc. E. G. Carter
C. J. Sorenson
B. B Brossard
Grans
Lst
Eho
Shern
Logan
Prosecutions Planned for Dictatorship Crimes in Hungary
Copenhagen reports the Hungarian public prosecutor will begin proceedings against individuals suspected of crimes during the Aca Kn dictatorship. Arrests and extradition steps are prepared. Rela Kun and associates are named in an intended prosecution for embezzlement robbery and forgery per Budapest advices.
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Copenhagen
Ate
Het Syrian
Aca
Budapest
Rela Kun Ay
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