Food price talks in Salt Lake City executive session
A Salt Lake City meeting with Governor Bamberger Mayor Ferry and county officials reviewed government surplus foods and pricing. They discussed procuring affordable government stock, delivery plans, and potential city stores or auctions to counter rising living costs, with focus on pork, beef, and canned goods.
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Salt Lake Agencies Plan Joint Action to Buy Government Supplies
A conference yesterday led to cooperation among state county and city agencies to buy government supplies for Salt Lake. Local stores offered to assist distribution as efforts focus on bringing items here at the state’s price with assurances they will be marketable.
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Salt Lake
Serbia A Country Of Orphans Is Red Cross Report
Belgrade reports 200000 children lost both parents and 300000 more lost one in Serbia after World War I conflicts. Towns of 10000 may hold 2000 to 3000 orphans. American Red Cross relief notes mothers resisting separation from children for hospital care.
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Red Cross Report
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Associated Press
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Ted Cross
Ford Tribune libel case before jurors at Mount Clemens
In Mount Clemens on Aug 14 jurors began deliberating in Henry Ford's $1,600,000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. Judge James G. Tucker instructed the jury on fair comment and the meanings of anarchy and anarchist, noting two defenses and the need to determine if the editorial reflected the writer's real views. The Solomon News Co. was dismissed on a technical charge of distributing 208 Tribune copies in Michigan on June 23, 1916.
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Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
James G. Tucker
Ford
Contiene
Solomon News Company
Michigan
Tribune
Ford Ts
Solomon Brothers
Mexico
Duige Tucker
Chicago Tribune
Citizn
Tucker
Bolivia and Argentina urged to expedite border dispute talks
On Wednesday August 13 in Buenos Aires the Bolivian foreign minister pressed Argentine Foreign Minister Tueyrredon to speed negotiations over the territorial dispute north of the Fu Icarmayo river.
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Tueyrredon
Argentiga
Bolivia
Democrats Fight in House Over Texas Deputies
Aug 14 members of the house intervened to prevent a personal collision between Representatives Blanton and Hardy of Texas both Democrats. Blanton accused Hardy of being a mere rubber stamp defending the administration. Hardy rushed at him but was restrained.
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House
Blanton
Hardy
Texas
Bolsheviks Gain Ground in Trans Siberian War
London reports Bolshevik forces under Lenin advancing across the Urals and toward Siberia. Cossacks fall back nine miles south of Krakek as Bolshevik lines push along the Trans-Siberian railway. Kolchak's stance shows little sign of collapse though supplies may arrive too late to avert a setback. In southern Russia Petlura moves toward Kiev threatening Odessa. Denikine’s volunteers converge on Odessa, aiming to control the Black Sea coast.
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Iral
Admiral Kolchak
Krakek
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Kolchak
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Stindrinek
Bolchevik
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Siberia
Kelchak
Russia
Petlura
Kiev
Forty Executed in Chihuahua City Mutiny Suspected
El Paso reports from Chihuahua City say forty people were executed following a mutiny in the federal garrison last week. Trial records indicate additional executions had been ordered, while Villa Ahumada sources note fifty federals joined the revolt and camped with Villa leader Raman Vega near the Carmen river, 78 miles southwest.
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Tex
Une
Chihuahua City
Villa Ahumada
Raman Vega
Carmen River
Recommends Revocation of Railway Rights of Way
Washington August 14 the plan would revoke railway rights of way granted five years ago where grantors failed to construct or utilize lands. The proposal seeks authority to decide questions under the new law. Detroit August 14 a court injunction restraining clubs from interfering with the New York American League club and pitcher Carl Mays remains in effect. President Frank Navin of the Detroit club said he has no plan to oppose Mays appearance.
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Detroit
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Senate Plans Changes in Treaty Terms
Washington Aug. 14 senate members of the foreign relations committee plan to alter U.S. obligations in European affairs. Senator Fatt proposes removing references to American participation in European reconstruction efforts. Senator Knox favors arguing to divide the peace era covenant for later consideration after the treaty is ratified. Senators Borah and Johnson resist certain changes and oppose defeating the treaty outright.
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Senate
United States
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Newates
Europe
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Poans
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Borah
Johnson
Motor Corps to Arrive in Ogden on Next Monday
The United States army train will not reach Ogden Monday afternoon as two days late. Advance agent Dr S M Johnson of Washington DC announced the convoy will rest Sunday in Wyoming. Local officials in Morgan lined up reception plans with 160 to 100 returning soldiers escorting the convoy. Morgan hosts will welcome the party with speeches, a community sing, and cake and coffee.
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Wyoming
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Ensign
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Lewis
Morgan
Heber
Stake
Andi Cordial
Sne
Orden
Kollors
Union Fortland Cement Company
Browning
Buebeca
Decker Manufacturing Company
Stockyards Strike Threat Fails to Materialize in Chicago
Chicago August 14 reports say threats by stockyards workers to quit arbitration and strike did not materialize as wage hearings proceeded smoothly before Federal Judge Alschuler. J W Johnstone secretary of the stockyard union argued wartime overtime raised pay, while letters from workers urged delaying hearings until broader representation. A Kansas City meeting of workers from several western cities was proposed for August 1. In other news, Joseph F Murphy is named assistant chief of the United States Secret Service, succeeding W H Moran.
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J. W. Johnstone
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Talen
Thia
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Omaha
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Sioux City
Lincoln
Kansas City
Washington
Joseph KF. Murphy
White Home Secret Serviice Corps
United States Secret Service
Treasury
W. H. Moran
Americans Leave France After Duty in Paris
On the occasion of Taet American units departing from the former harbor at Ger en Colonel Samuel Reker commander issued an order of the day expressing gratitude to the French people. He urged the troops to remember their Mesans sojourn in France.
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Haras
Geren
Samuel Reker
Troopa
France
Navy to Seek $15 Million for Repair of Vessels
Washington Aug 24 Acting Secretary Roosevelt will ask Congress for about $15,000,000 to repair naval vessels. The plan targets battleships formerly used as transports with work expected to keep yards busy for about 18 months.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lce Nary Eton
Congress
Planning Dominion Flight From Vancouver to Halifax
Lieu tenant G T Trim and W H Welsh of Vancouver announced plans for a trans Dominion all night flight before September 26. They aim to cover the distance in forty hours with six stops, flying via Halifax and en route here. A lawyer objects to cross questioning by his wife. The tale includes a stray line about the average woman’s age.
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G. T. Trim
W. H. Welsh
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Halifax
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