Packing Houses Grant Increases to Their Employes
Federal Judge Samuel Abselders approved wage increases for workers at packing houses across Illinois Wisconsin and surrounding states. Raises vary by role from 3 to 25 percent with overtime pay adjustments and a partial back pay handling. The decision covers Chicago Omaha Lincoln and other cities, while some demands like back rent hour day for private policemen and certain job abolitions were denied.
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Samuel Abselders Truitfa
Ghieige
Waning Ogiha
Lincoln
Forth
Werth
St Pau
Lowia
Stony City
Alschaler
Denia
Benled Denwhad
Kansas City
Aters
Hhawifetna
Detectives Hired in Large Stores for Holiday Shoplifting
Reports detail a criminal campaign during the holiday season with detectives stationed in large stores. Business leaders add security, police and sheriff departments pledge cooperation, and thieves reportedly use bands of fishhooks hidden under cloaks to steal items. Smaller shops are advised to stay alert as more thefts occur.
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Oilers
Rele
Census Enumerators Wanted in Romney District
George Romney announces census work openings with eight hundred applications received statewide. Seventy candidates have appeared in the district, and a limited number of canvassers remain to fill positions amid ongoing recruitment efforts.
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Oata
MiUus Concertara
George Romney
Mr. Ranney
Conlyne
Ted
PTLE GIRL SEES FIRST SINC AND CALLS IT SUGAR
A young girl in Florida recalls her first sight of snow in the Rockies while journeying with her family to California. She tells a porter that the ground looks like sugar, a reaction noted by her mother as a charming memory from years past.
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Rockies
Mary
Dacksanviic
Fla
Miss Fisher
California
Aliey
Engineers Confer On Water Project Address Problems
A group of engineers discusses the water project focusing on major benefiting measures and proposed district plans. They note that many problems and difficulties have been overlooked and that further refinements are needed to advance the project.
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Bar Wi
Walker
T “He. Samuel
Majer
Amlater
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons Notice Meeting
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons announces a meeting on Tuesday December 2 with informal report on elections and activities. The notice references members and officers and invites attendance from affiliated Masons in Ogden.
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Ogden
Royal Arch Masons
Examinations Set For Mail Clerks December 6
Examinations for mail clerks will be held in the post office building. Several temporarily employed workers have not passed the exams, but sufficient eligible applicants are expected to be found to fill the deputy positions. The salaries of the clerks will be announced after the tests.
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Postorfice
Joryt Sdbdeho
Exeitini Diblds
Letare Cdestris
Bm Saatt
John Wallin Not Delivered To Utah Officer
Reported confusion over John Wallin's status as a not delivered individual tied to a Utah officer. County Attorney Bates Tur sought return to Weber County and directives for future protections for Wallin's wife, May Wallis, with Governor Davis of Idaho connected to the governor's office in Locatedo.
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John Wallin
Utah
Bates
Weber
Otolin Wallin
Paegrelo
Mas
May Walliis
Gertenor Davis
Idaho
Locatedo
Rojas
Blackburn Paeyie
Notice Thy Ma serdar Wash and bond sale call
Fragmented notice warns readers about a bond sale for Liberty bonds and provides an address for contact J J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue. It mentions Judge Willis Brown presenting a juvenile story Gum Drops and Overalls at the Cozy today and tomorrow and lists other unclear local items and prices.
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J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Willis Brown
Sixty-Sixth Congress Opens Regular Session
The sixty sixth Congress met today to begin its regular session with full attendance in the Senate and House. Vice President Marshall and Speaker Gillett presided as sessions opened with cheers and standard resolutions adopted. Senate leaders announced plans to take up the railroad bill, while the chamber debated the president’s message and adjourned until the annual address could be delivered.
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Washington
Senate
Manheth
Gillett
Democratic
Congress
Dleneuzel
Ulngas
Uetitlention
Meneberg
House
Ian
Loge
Massiennsets
Lodge
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Marshall
Cummins
Thomas
Drweprat
Colorado
Loiga
Checkers at the Cozy this Wednesday and Thursday
Ogden residents will have a chance to see the great attraction Checkers at the Cozy theater on Wednesday and Thursday. No advance ticket prices.
State Superintendent Visits Schools Amid Skeptical Training Officials
The State Superintendent toured Ostesy tilay and nearby facilities with Karl Hopins and Mosiah Mall, meeting training staff this morning. Officials plan further visits to other schools before Friday, with arrangements at Sali 7 and related sessions at the high school.
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Hearze Ne Caille Dispe Sthnols
Ostesy Tilay
Karl Hopins
Ie 41G
Mosiah Mall
Superurendeny Fit
Celdeyâ
Sali 7
Temporary injunction denied in Kansas City cases
Federal Judge A S Van Valkenburg denied the Muehlbarch Brewing Company and Kansas City Food Products Company motion for a temporary injunction restraining the district attorney and the collector of internal revenue from intervening in the sale of 2.45 percent shares. The article also mentions a separate family suffering event and a botched health emergency involving local individuals in Ogden.
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Kansas
Cvey
Ma Dee
van Valkenbirg
Muehlbarch Brewing Company
Kansas City Food Products Company
PRIN
Iin Aiehon
Aish de Gerltik Atler
Old Billion Dollar Congress Fades Away as the New Era Opens
Washington news outlines annual peace time estimates for 1921 totaling about five billion dollars, far exceeding prewar levels. Army and Navy costs dominate, with White House and executive departments, pensions, public works, and miscellaneous items composing the rest. The report highlights the national debt and sinking fund plans, plus major river and harbor appropriations across numerous projects.
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Washington
Glass
Congress
Army
Navy
Pui
National Guard
Treasury Department
Shipping Board
Mississippi
Milver
Minkeapolis
Sport River
Kansas City
San Francisco
Bor
Michmond
Han Pablo Bay
Iuimholde Harbor
Racramento River
Coos Bay
Quina Bay
Folumbia
Snake
Snake River
Columbus Anantth
Calvary Y Williamette
Ver
Fortland
Willarmour River
Bovtlond
Yarhll Reey
Cow Viz River
Puget Sound
Alaska
Ronelih Harbor
Hiethor
Willapa River and Harbor
Sousa's Band Returns To Ogden Tabernacle Tonight
Sousa's Band plays tonight at 8 15 at the Ogden Tabernacle with a program including overture solos and choral selections. The famed conductor Sousa and Liszt connection are highlighted as they deliver arrangements and novel pieces to excite musical interest locally. The evening features violin and vocal solos, a chorus of 240 voices, and several new compositions, presented under Miss Mary J. Jones's management.
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Sousa
Ogden Tabernacle
Gerry
John Philip Sousa
Lis Nyisse
Gillon
Bond
Bard
Ogden ‘Tabernacle
Thomas Cornet
Frank Simon Alte
Sawa
Yoral Solo
Gilberte
Mary Baker
Sona
Sota
Florence Hardeman
Arlene
Rossiniernacle
Ising
Mary Haler
Frank Rinon
Oeden Taberr
Joseph Balkintyne
Samuel P. Whitaler
Mary J. Jones
Second Ward Conference Promoted By Local Meeting
Announcement states the Second Ward will hold a conference next Sunday in the Second ward chapel. Alero board members will press forward with plans while Prof Dickson of Weber Nor mil emlese disputes LI S church fad. He argues the third generation will sustain the original church. Ogden trio Wakee vlertion and Robert Greenwell sing a solo with Hinechetitre at piano. program features Mutual Improverterd station.
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Alero
Will de Press
Professor Dickson
Weber Normil Emlese
Srelesasm Dickson
Ogden
Wakeevlertion
Robert Greenwell
State Department Means Business in Mexican Crisis
Chairman Porter of the foreign affairs committee said after talks with Secretary Lansing that a three year program of intervention in Mexico would be necessary if conditions do not improve. He asserted there was no reason for Herr to abandon the firm policy.
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Ieruthea
Oyyarjelf
Conditinna
Nat Duvator
Alancea
WLU
Washington
Ter
State Department
Porter
Lansing
Alderman Denies Guilt in Michigan Indictment
Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 1 George B. Rogers former alderman candidate and Romon F. Gloscheskie denied guilt in the indictments. Rogers posted a $1000 bond while Gloscheskie was held under $2500 bond. Rogers allegedly received $25 a week during the campaign and Gloscheskie may have worked for the Newberry campaign committee at $199 a month among polling settlements.
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Mich
George B. Rogers
Hero
Romon F. Glascheskie
Iwtents
Trogers
Military Control in Kansas Turmoil Reported
Piptsrung Kansas reports say military control in Crawford and Cherokee counties was duelled at noon by Colonel Tatssington commanding the Fourth Kansas National Guard. Operation of strip pit plants discussed during the afternoon session amid wartime coal restrictions.
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Kan
Dee
Craward
Tat
Fouth
Kansas National Guard
Tie
Coal Miners Strike Hits Hanna Wyoming and Cheyenne
Four hundred fifty coal miners at Hanna Wyoming strike today. Mines supplying Union Pacific railroad and Cheyenne city halted operations as protests grow. In Lander and Hudson areas 500 miners join walkout seeking higher raises, while other plants suspend due to power concerns. Grand jury convenes in Casper as labor tensions flare across the state.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Hanna
Union Pacific Railroad
Ihulton
Lander
Gedo
Casper Ead
Heconyie
Spokane Stockman Charged with Perjury in Mail Fraud Case
Spokane Washington stock salesman faces perjury charges as a defendant in a grand jury indictment tied to a scheme involving the Pad Motor company. Prosecutors allege use of Federal funds totaling $20,000 to defraud via mail, with details of the trial not fully disclosed.
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Spokane
Wash
Pad Motor Company
Irital
Dudie Landis
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