Seizure of Butter Sparks Chicago Market Turbulence
Chicago Aug 14 government seizure of 1252 pounds of butter at 20 dollars a pound and 60,000 in cash profits spurs a broad market tumble. Grain and provisions drop as food cost controls surge, with declines in corn oats onions cabbage and vegetables. Authorities cite hoarding profiteering and food law violations. storage firm C I Weaver & Co owns much of the stock. The agriculture department seeks 600000 to fund price information centers nationwide.
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Ute
Chicago
Board of Trade
C. 1
Weaver & Co
Olny
Reyurt
Food Central Act
Offelata
Food Administration
Department
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Beauty Overnight Promoted By Simple Cream
A vintage ad touts a beauty cream promising instant skin improvement with Monard duty formula. It claims to reduce wrinkles near eyes and corners, easing signs of aging, and markets inexpensive access at local stores. The copy emphasizes visible effects from a small amount and urges reader action.
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Monard
Hevenina Itiweintik
Werke & Hots Co
Food Profiteering Probe Spurs Federal Action
A midweek congressional briefing discussed food price gouging as authorities probe retailers. Attorney General Malmer signaled aggressive enforcement, aiming at dealers overcharging on staples like butter coffee and sugar, with penalties up to 5000 fine or imprisonment.
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Washington
Real
Pune
Malmer
St. Louis
Birmingham
Supar
Palmer
Senate Enuansittor
Legisa
Department of Juation
President Wilson to Meet Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington Aug 14 President Wilson replied to Senator Lodge's request for a meeting with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to discuss the peace treaty. He favored a full public conference at the White House or Capitol, with the White House being the preferred venue, to ensure all information is available to the public.
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Washington
Wilson
Thebt
Lodge
Panate Foreign Relations
Rapitol
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Wide House
Chalryavan Lodge
St. Sena
California
Renater Lodge
Homoeunat
Iis
Lce
United
Wileson
Walia House
Eiluhewek
Nebraska
Versailles
Hhuotung
Russh
Ki. T. Williaina
S. K. Hornbrook
William Hullitt
John C. Ferguson
Thomas F. Millard
Tasker
Bliss
Gotano
M. Honne
Henry White
Lane Ing
Marion Proper
Tauan
League of Nations
Chairama Lodge
Unnt Inne
Walts Tag
Aebrecy
White House
Capitol
Turgully
Leige
White Houas
Sanatar Ledge
Seth Waa
Npen
Cisutl
Poppideng Wilson
Grong
Borah
Repub
Jhedn
Oererd
Patl
New Mexico
Tinden
Phosphate Promises Nervous System Boosts for Thinner Feats
A historical ad claims phosphorate can calm nerves and reduce thinness by boosting phosphorus in the body. It asserts human and animal experiments prove a phosphorus deficit causes nervousness and weight loss, promising vigor, strength, and health when absorbed in the proper amounts, with cautions about misuse.
Committee hear debate over witnesses for treaty negotiations
At the White House the committee discussed keeping records and potential rifts among members over the president’s remarks. Senator Harding led a minority vote against calling certain delegates, arguing it would hinder U S negotiations. The panel prepared to select witnesses amid focus on the Shantung provision of the treaty and Austrian terms.
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White House
A5 Tn
Pall
Dias
Honan
White
Harding
Ohio
RicCumber
North Nekets
Veronilles
United States
Wilson
Cities Allowed to Buy Foodstuff on Favorable Terms
Municipalities may order government food supplies on consignment for thirty days if unable to pay cash, returning unused goods. Surplus stock may be sold to state, county, municipal governments or designated civic bodies at cost plus handling and freight. Charitable institutions may purchase for their own use. payments due within ten days of receipt.
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Salt Lake
Bamberger
Charitable Institutiotales
Munici Pal
Freckle-Face Remedies Offered For Clear Skin
An advertisement promises removal of freckles with one ounce of Othine double strength bought from any druggist. It guarantees money back if it fails to remove freckles and claims most cases need rarely more than one ounce for a severe freckle problem.
Cornell Sophomore Charged With Murder of a Young Girl
A Cornell University sophomore has been jailed in Ithaca on murder charges tied to the drowning death of Hazel Crance during a lakeside dance at Cayuga Lake. The case involves details of a canoe capsize and a subsequent arrest following the night of the incident.
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Cornell
Ithaua
Las Ageless
Sbseerold Sophomnre
Cornell University
Skyearolt
Hazel Crance
Fether
Alnee
Globe Grain and Milling workers threaten strike at new Ogden plant
Globe Grain and Milling Co engineers report a workers committee urged dismissal of the construction superintendent, threatening a strike to wall the headhouse at 180 feet. The project already reaches 146 feet, rivaling Ogden’s tallest structures, with plans to finish the remainder in 3 to 4 weeks if workers stay.
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Josaph H. Waugh
Globe Grain & Nilling Co
Mike
Globe Company
Waugh
Globe
Ogden
Lang
Ilo
Xrald Hy Fall
Trained Nurse Promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A former nurse from Marino testifies to benefits from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. She claims it clears catarrhal mucus and aids digestion. Advertisement notes money back guarantee and availability through A NeIntyre Drug Co and other druggists.
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Marino
A. NeIntyre Drug Co
Murder Suspect Arrested by Sheriff in Laus Murder Case
Eldreo Savich, an Austrian, identified as the third man sought in Marke Laus murder, was arrested in Salt Lake City by Sheriff John Carlos. Officers report scratches on his face and $120 in his pockets. Another suspect, Oblizain, arrived from Telluride after gambling losses with thirteen $20 pieces. authorities note a telegram stating the killer carried $900 to $1300 in gold. Bloodstains found on a shirt at the county jail add to the evidence network surrounding the case.
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Eldreo Savich
Marke Laus
Tarley
Thin City
John
Carlos
Beckstead
Jebli
Stained
Laus
Wreck Oblizain
Hily
Mev
Tae Raleigh
Carl Blair
Oblizain
Heavly
Fly
Corleys
Telluride
Oblizalo
Bloodied trousers tie to Salt Lake murder case
Police traced suspects from a Salt Lake murder, recovering bloody trousers and a cone marked with a name in a hotel raid. Detective Larsen also brought in Stave Maslich from Butte for questioning as the investigation tightens around the circle of involved men. In other news, veteran Harry McMaygall, a bombing pilot credited with downing four German zeppelins, arrived in Salt Lake City before being assigned to the Ninety-Second US squadron for the Argonne campaign. Officials also seized 28404 pounds of coffee held in storage tied to J. Aron and Company of New York.
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Victor Christopherson
L. L. Larsen
Salt Lake
Win Bi
Stave Maslich
Butte
Larsen
DANO
Harry 9. McMaygall
Pocatello
Daha
Ih Fratieutenant
Huitel Scater
Sail Lake Heldht
Melougall
LaMarron
Thin Elty
United States
Argonne
T. Louis
Alu
Fedend
Ina Warchowso
Omabel Information
United States Alstriet
J. Aron and Company
New York
Detecting Harmful Effects of Tobacco Says Doctor
A doctor explains how to recognize tobacco harm in seemingly healthy men. He cites nicotine as the deadly habit compound and outlines signs such as hoarseness, persistent throat clearing, fatigue, and nervous tension. The text urges quitting, offers steps to overcome cravings, and promotes inexpensive nicotine tablets from druggists as a remedy.
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New York
Weeter Connor
Johnnin Fiyphinn Pevlal
Saya
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Hogle & Co
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Hagilay
Pata Ans Rey
Globe Grain
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