Vail urges pooling of telephone telegraph and cable systems
Theodore Vail calls for consolidation of land line telephone, telegraph, and overseas cable networks under a unified executive. He favors combining operations without dismemberment, proposing three divisions for telephone, telegraph, and wire maintenance, coordinated with government and private ownership to boost efficiency and U.S. global communications.
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Theodore Vail
Washington, Bee
Jhirleson
Theodore N. Wall
American Telegraph, and Telephone Company
Ws Jeter
Wna
Public Today
Vall
He Dona
Xls Aus
Wall
Burleson
United States
Mr. Vail
South Amercan
River Platte
Bullong
Congress
Turnpe
Jneraiund TV
Trery
South America
Vail
Australia 1810 divide wealth plan outlined in Australia
Geoges Kelly, Anata lien coalition member, argues Australia should raise a minimum standard of comfort tied to global wealth, while allowing individual enterprise growth. He outlines plans from a four month inquiry into recon striation in the United States Australia and Salil, noting fears of revolutionary disorders and a strong educational push to avoid paternalism.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lue
Austrahia
Georges Kelly
Anatalien Coalition
Evanionie Problemy
Plana
United States
Australi
Re Salil
Australia to favor cooperative, not state control in postwar aims
Mr Beeby argued that while governments may own utilities during the war, extensive state operation of ordinary industry will not endure. He warned that state control of food and industry has shown flaws, favoring voluntary cooperation between producers and consumers, employers and workers. He urged industrial councils and shop committees to improve conditions, predicting Australia's future on individual effort and cooperation over state expansion.
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Beeby
Australia
I T
Beoby
Winter Tires Get Noted Attention in Utah Prepares for Cold
With winter weather looming in Utah, K Ey Smith of Utah Tire Repair urges car owners to inspect tires and repair casings and inner tubes. Moisture enters tears and cracks, risking blowouts. Ogden motorists are already seeking tire care, and Washington Avenue shop plans a pre winter rush with expert tire crews ready to deliver quality results.
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Utah
K. Ey Smith
Utah Recepair Company
Ogden Ie
Utnu
Warhington
Itvenue
Private Meeker Turns War Wages Into Liberty Garden
Ezra Meeker a loyal American veteran returns to farming after war service. He raised a garden near Spokane with donated fertilizer and water, dedicating it to defenders of liberty. A Red Cross collection yielded $257.80 from the harvest, while Ottawa reports show 43 percent of Canadian overseas soldiers who returned to land work.
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Janis
Seattle
Warh
Dee
Rt Meeker
Varlana
Cazes
Oregon Trail
Havea
Acre
Washington
Red Cross
Meeker
Redd Cross
Defenders of Liberty
Merekow
Ottawa
Installation of Telephones Cuts Initial Charges
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph announces a nationwide schedule for telephone installation. New rates reduce initial setup to 3 50 for all service types while private branch exchanges incur 2 50 for trunk connections and 2 50 per connected telephone, with a 14 5 cent directory and equipment fee. Existing line moves reduce from 3 to 1 50 for reestablishing service.
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Mountain States Telephone and Tele- eTaph Company
Save BW
Catrall
Mintret
Fou
Sery
Dlass
Aul Keribera
Carroll Wald
Perann
pRante
Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs
Foley's Honey and Tar promotes relief for grippe coughs with pine balsam and soothing honey. It coats the throat to stop hawking racking coughs and tickling chest discomfort, while mild laxative action aids comfort. Stores advertise this remedy in fall and winter health notes.
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Grigne
Foley
A. T. McIntyre
Idaho Sergeant John Robertson dies aged 24 in Utah
Se rgeant John Robertson of War Engton died December 4 in Salt Lake City. He served briefly, was promoted from corporal to sergeant, and will be buried at Fort Douglas cemetery with interment at the Push cemetery. He arrived in the capital December 1.
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Salt Lae
Dro
Backwell Field
California
John . Robertson
Can
J. G. Robertson
War- Engton
Dana
Salt Lake
Willlny
Fort Douglas
T P. m
Push
Robertson
Japa
Dios
Noapital
Soldiers praised food as universally satisfactory
Brigadier General Wood in his annual report says the load served to 10,600 soldiers was universally satisfactory. He notes that no food complaints reached him during the trip, while clothing and equipment defects were present but largely remedied as far as practicable.
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Wasidnegton
Campant
Wood
Army
Motor sled with airplane engine in Alaska draft
Cordova November 16 Daily Winter sports in Alaska shift from dog teams to motor sleds. FE Griffin an electrician for the Alaskan Engineering Commission equips a sled with an airplane engine and propeller, covering fourteen miles in twenty eight minutes across open country.
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Cordova
Alaska
FE. E. Griffin
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Griffin
Zemo Restores Skin Comfort With Quick Relief
Heal skin diseases including eczema and rashes with Zemo from a drugstore. A 35¢ bottle or 1.00 for extra large bottle provides instant itching relief. The penetrating liquid soothes delicate skin, not greasy, and dries quickly. Cleveland based Rows Co. advertisement.
Two Aviators Killed in San Diego Fall
In San Diego, California, Herbert N. Chatter of Pasadena and Charles I. Drake of Mankato were killed when their airplane plunged 3000 feet to a backyard. The two officers with Lieutenant Giraffee as pilot were returning to Rockwell Field after a special tour when the accident occurred. Army investigators could not determine the cause. observers said the plane appeared to dive while attempting a turn.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert N. Chatter
Pasadena
Charles I. Drake
Mankato
Man
Rackwett Field
San Diego
Viet Ctien
Giraffee
Rockwell Field
Joe
Hermans Turn Over Planes to the Allies
London dispatch reports the surrender of about 2000 German airplanes under armistice terms. Allied officials say the process of taking over, inspecting, and parking the vast fleet has progressed as Luftwaffe stores are evacuated. Difficulties include aircraft type mix and airworthiness issues raised by Marshal Foch’s representatives.
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London
Marecal Fach
Atlas
German air losses and Allied reinforcement estimates
The article cites official figures for air fighting on the British western front from January 1918 to the armistice. It claims Allied aircraft destroyed by the British at about 3,060 with 17 enemy planes driven down out of control, while Germany reportedly lost over 6,000 airplanes. It notes Allied reinforcement of resources with U.S. aircraft in modern service.
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Western Front
Germany
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic claimed to fight dull skin and under eye circles. The copy asserts 10 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and touts the olive tablet as a substitute for calomel, offering renewed buoyancy and vigor. It mentions a doctor from Ohio endorsing the product and notes the tablets have a distinctive olive color.
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Dr. Edwards
Plinpi
Edwards
Ohio
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