Senator Gallinger defends Cannon and Aldrich in tariff debate
Washington debates a reform bill as Senator Gallinger argues Republicans wrongly blamed Joseph Cannon and Senator Aldrich for tariff costs. He lauds Cannon and Aldrich, condemns disloyal critics, and asserts the party remains committed to protective tariff policy.
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Washington
Gallinger
Republican Party
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Senator Gallinger
House of Representatives
Umeg
Ao Jong Ani
Joseph Curmey
Tien
Soldiers shoot down citizens in Girona Germany era conflict
Paria reported that on the France Spain border Girona citizens returning from protests to the city governor were fired upon in the main promenade. Two were killed and 18 wounded as officers fired. General Altala, captain general of Barcelona, had removed the military governor of Girona and placed him under arrest.
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Terplogan
France
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Eitl
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Ros Cers Firig
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Barcelona
Irona
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Great plurality for Chas Hughes in election returns
Chicago awaits updated vote tallies as early results show Edward Chas Hughes with a substantial lead. Reported support abroad suggests the GOP wider gains could shape national outcomes, with Oregon and California forecast to align with Republicans in November per local observers Albert Johnson and W. Timptiney.
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Chicago
Washington
Weil
Oregon
California
Albert Johnson
Taran
Conerrsaman W. Fy Timptiney
Seattle
National Republican HQs and wartime policy clash
A fragmented report notes the national Republican headquarters in Washington and quotes Congressman Johnson criticizing the Underwood tariff and Panama Canal Act as harmful to war munitions manufacture. He cites similar conditions in Oregon and California and mentions a U.S. senator from Oregon.
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Washington
Johnson
Oregon
Ogden Harvest Festival Plans Float Parade Prep Begin
Committees in Ogden advance preparations for the Harvest Festival and Fashion Show. Mayor Heywood and Queen committee chair start building a novel float to be used in the decorated auto parade and an industrial parade. Builders design the float, carpenters work on foundations, and other crews begin parade features with prizes planned for entries. Lighting a massive searchlight atop the David Eccles building is approved to illuminate the event nights.
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Albert Scowcroft
A. Ki. Heywood
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W. E. Zuppann
F. W. Matthews
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George 8. Gien
Drew Marshall
Oxden
James T. Caary
General Committee
Hiay
Deelton
Chateman
Party of
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David Eccles
Chris Figgare
Family to Transport Mother for Burial in San Francisco
Isaacs, J. 10. Isaacs of Portland, died in Ogden Tuesday afternoon. He arrived in Ogden Monday morning and viewed his mother’s body at Kirkendall Mortuary. He will travel east tonight on Union Pacific to meet his father en route from New York City to Ogden. They plan to return Friday morning and move the wife and mother’s body to San Francisco for burial. Mr. Isaacs is a consulting engineer for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
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New York City
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Ban Placed on American Glass in Pittsburgh District
Pittsburgh district glass manufacturers were informed by London agents that an Eden Council has issued an embargo on American tableware. Pittsburgh firms had supplied England with substantial quantities and exports rose since the war began.
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Piteburg
Pittaburg
London
Pittaburghip
England
Officers named to serve in Haiti
Washington reports the Navy Department has selected thirty nine commissioned and thirty nine non commissioned Marine Corps officers to head the Haitien constabulary under the peace treaty. They will enable withdrawal of American forces as soon as possible with natives replacing them after examinations.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Republic
Asapon
Germany ready for competition at sea after the war
Copenhagen reports Willipp Welniken, director of North German Lloyd, says Germany is ready for postwar sea competition. He notes every ship destroyed in the war has been replaced and four new passenger steamers named The Zeppelin Handenberg Kolumbus and Muenchen have been built. The company plans many more ships of a uniform type.
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Copenhagen
London
Ermans
Willipp Welniken
Lloyd Steamship
Lloyd Linn
Zeppelin
Handenberg
Kolumbus
Huge Increase in Foreign Trade
Washington reports July foreign trade rose by 40 million dollars from a year ago, setting a new July record though July imports fell 63 million from June to 82.09 million. Exports totaled 446 million, up 119 million from June, lifting the year to date foreign trade to 6.748 billion, versus 4.54 billion the prior year.
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Washington
USA
Bonus for men on American ships
Seamen oilers and firemen on International Mercantile Marine Company ships were informed of a 25 percent wage bonus. The concession follows talks with the workers’ union delegates and applies to crews on ships under the Atlantic flags.
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New York
Aus
International Mercantile Marine Company
Employes’ Union
Armes Yestering
Outing Of Newsboys Disappointing For King Of Newsboys Rally
A planned outing for newsboys led by Marcy Bestel, known as the King of Newsboys, began at ten o clock with five Ford automobiles and a truck. A crash near the Standard office damaged one car and injured a rider, requiring medical aid. Moments later another incident caused by a broken windshield injured a boy, prompting departures for medical attention and questions about safety and refunds.
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Marcy Bestel
Standard Office
Mark Brown
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Vmeandon
Elreuk Atha
Vutager
Lad
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Ua Newnad
Rondon
Agalias
Harvard Flyers Finish Course Amid Error Riddled Notice
New York reports 19 Harvard University wnt graduates are en route for pilot courses under Amory of Boston, with inquiries to the Acta Club of America on regulatory steps. Also a creditors notice in Wisconsin seeks claims for the estate of William Graumann, with executor Evelyn Glismanzy urging submission within ten months at Murphy’s law offices.
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Harvard University
Wnt
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Fa Ny
Proper Amory of
Basten
Han
Acta Club of America
National Stoma
Glasmann
Willam Gregatn
Murphy
Ealate
Evelyn Glismany
Este
Willian Graumann
Decerss
Tariff 15 Main Campaign Issue Faces Nine States
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw says tariffs are central to the campaign while industrial preparedness and postwar payrolls top voter concerns in nine western states. He notes England runs high factory output and ships capacity rises, arguing repeal of the Underwood tariff would not restore payrolls until munitions demand returns.
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Wormer
Treasuy
Leslie M. Shaw
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Revenue debate and treaty notes in day in congress
In Washington on August 25 the Senate resumed debate on revenue. Senator Wilcox proposed a tax on newsprint paper priced above 45 dollars per ton. The Foreign Relations Committee reported a controversial bird protection treaty with Great Britain but failed to act on a treaty for the purchase of British West Indies assets. Megan discussed ren ata amendingnts ebip Lill.
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Senate
Wilebcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Banish West
Megan
Renata
Ebip
Fire at Eureka Hotel Recalled and Trial of Shopkeeper
After a blaze on Jower Twentythth street destroyed the Eureka hotel and damaged nearby buildings, HT. Roxen, proprietor of a fourth tailor shop in the fire path, faced petit larceny charges in police court. A not guilty verdict was returned after witnesses testified that two suitcases and an overcoat allegedly taken from a burning building were later found with other parties.
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Jower Twentythth Street
Eureka
HT. Roxen
Wi. H. Reeser, Jr
Hosen
Beton de
Barons Case Before Police Court Delayed to Tomorrow
The City case against F. E. Baron faced delay in Police Court as the defendant, linked to a battery charge, is said to have accosted Villa Horspool on Lincoln Avenue and attacked the elderly man while trying to protect a child. The judge continued the hearing to tomorrow to allow Horspool and other witnesses to testify.
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Lincoln Avenue
Villa Horspool
Storspool
Halverson Building Home in Heigham City
James Halverson, cashier at Security Savings Bank, is building a fine two story residence on South Main Street in Brighayammanenty. The home will feature a full width veranda and modern interiors, expected to be among the best in the city.
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Heigham City
James &. Halverson
Security ‘Savings Bank
Orden
South Main Street
Halverson
Brighayammanenty
Local notices detail property value and political talk in Hiighats
The item notes a home elevated two feet above the sidewalk valued between five and six thousand dollars. J Francis Merrell, Merrell Lumber co manager and Box Elder Commercial official, seeks county commissioner nomination. Republican convention timing noted. Also records a police crackdown with fourteen arrests for drunkenness and vagrancy and multiple jail terms and fines for several individuals including Deluca, Taney, and Corey for offenses from obstruction to riding a bicycle on a sidewalk.
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Merrell Lurober Conpany
Box Elder
Oni
Hiighats
Merrell
Repubican
Ty Municipa
Parker
Tom Horan
Dan T. Haterty
Rott Hindley
Pan Moore
Ernest Hart
James Hays
Joe Handy
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Witten Mickey McGinley
H. Walch
2 Webster
Ghorre Corey
Corey
Police arrest fourteen on Trenty-ditch Street disruption
Police arrest fourteen people after a period of quiet in lower Trenty-ditch Street. The incident follows an early summer order from Chief Mullica T. Crownlog aimed at restoring public order amid disruptive activity by Iranian men in the area.
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Trenty-ditth Street
Iran Menta
Mullica T. B. Crownlog
Arly
Spend Sunday With The Folks On Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line introduces S60 day and weekend rates making Sundays cheaper while weekday fares rise slightly. Advertising notes weekend and holiday seating adjustments and ticket options for travelers.
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