Capital and labor meet in New York conference
In New York Capital and labor met on equal terms at a Council on Foreign Relations conference. Samuel Gompers AFL president told capitalists educators and large employers that organized labor seeks better relations and would work with them if allowed. James W Gerard asked questions for a questionnaire Meg Gompers agreed to answer but reserved the right to refuse. Gerard asked if American labor could compete with German cheap labor after trade relations with Germany resume.
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New York
Council of Foreign Reclations
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Organized Labor
James W. Gerard
Germany
Meg Gompers
Ulster Coercion Denied by Churchill in Dundee Speech
Colonel Winston Churchill, minister of munitions, told a Dundee audience that Ulster cannot be coerced over home rule for Ireland and urged Irish leaders to take responsibility for governance. He said the government aims to push the Irish question to a solution while noting the growing fiscal burden from war debts and interest.
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Dundee
Scotland
Winston Spencer Churchil
Ulster
Ireland
Churchill
Tuthaiu
Church
United States
America
Stroebel Denounces Hindenburg In Berlin Claim
Copenhagen dispatch reports Minister Stroebel calling Hindenburg reactionary and alleging a letter supports that Hindenburg overthrew von Hethmann Hollweg to pursue a peace for victors. Idaho draft boards still compiling records as local, medical and legal units finish registrant files and forward to district offices.
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Copenhagen
Derllin
Rich Stroebel
von Elimenburg
van Hindenburg
von. Hethmann- Hollweg
IDAHO
Pocatello
Mee
Wittheir
Iocal
Medical
Ingal
Officaa
Washingtor
Elas
Beecharm's Pills Promise Quick Complexion Boost
An advertisement touts Beecharm's Pills as rapidly improving complexion by “arousing the liver” and putting stomach and blood in good order. The text includes garbled extra phrases and a foreign-sounding signature, suggesting a 19th century patent medicine notice with questionable claims.
War Crosses Awarded to U S Officers in France
Major General James G. Harbourd head of the supply service of the American expeditionary forces and aides Captain HW Norris Williams of Philadelphia and Captain Fielding Thompson of Norfolk were decorated with the French War Cross by General Trequichol. Harbourd led a drigedo at the second Battle of the Marne, with Williams and Robinson serving under him in the field artillery before joining the marine corps.
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Anarines
Williams
Robinson
Marine Corps
Harboard
Ils
Willl Hin
Legislature Members of Utah in 1915 Session
The 1915 Utah legislature is shaping up with Democrats dominating both chambers. Key figures include James W. Faulk, George H. Dern, and C. G. Richards as possible speaker. Weber County sends six members. Ogden hosts several senators and reps. Districts list holdovers and new names across Tooele to Sanpete with many Salt Lake and Ogden figures.
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Legislatiae
Senate
House
Rimar
James W. Faulk Ofache
George H. Dern
C. G. Richards
Weber County
Ww. J. Parker Tholdoyer
Joseph Chea
Ogden
Isaac N. Pierce
City
Archibald Dovan
Holdover
Tooele
J. W. Funk
Richmond
Richard Stringham
Bountiful
W. J. Parker
Joneph Chez
Virth
James W. Clyde
Heber
James L. Olsen
Aten C. [Sanford
J. W. McKinney
Elizabeth Smyward
Salt Lake
J. Y W. Knight
Provo
Edward Sawbrick
Daniel Stevens
Haldover
Filmore
Ninth Distriet
Orlando Bradley
Morant
Quince Kimball
Winder
Y, . Jones
Cedar Ciiy
Lamph
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Beaver
Douglas
Emory
P. E. Johnson
Huntington
Garfield John King
Exenlinte
Grand
A. B. Brown
Moab
Tron
Junction
Hich
John B. Nemedy
Randolph Sen Juat—Prandy Nielson
Bkindine
Alt Lake
Tt Lake
Artur Welling
Tiercey
Quinn
Bingiams
Frank R. Soiron
Riverton
Grace Stratton Airy
Sanpete
H. Thom
Tanner
Fremont
Dgetck Crook
Washington
Josep S. Snow
St. George
Weber
Metay
Monteville
Aturay Jacobs
Agden
E, McKay Cren
Orden
Salvador Invites American Investment in Salvador
A Pan American Building meeting in Washington heard Dr Dariold Melandez of Salvador call for American capital to invest there. Attendees included Acting Secretary of State Talk, members of Congress, Supreme Court figures, and diplomatic representatives. He praised Wilson’s Monroe Doctrine interpretation in a speech to Mexican journalists.
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Washington
Der
Salvador
Dariold Melandez
Senate
House
Exreme Court
United States
Tatai-America
Melendez
Wilson
N Hla
Men
Forest funds allocated to Utah for 1932 income
Utah will receive 67206.75 dollars as its portion of national forest revenue for 1932, based on a Washington statement to District Forester L F Knelpp. The grant, shared proportionally, equals a quarter of timber and grazing fees from all districts. Funds may be used for road and highway construction. Wasatch National Forest produced the largest Utah total, 2090.10 dollars.
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Utah
National Forest Resources
Wunshington
L. FP. Knelpp
Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Gift in Ogden
Ogden shoppers are reassured the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call gift will be available the week before Christmas. The gift costs one dollar and supports Red Cross service for soldiers, sailors, and war victims worldwide. Enrollment runs Dec 16 to 23 with delivery by Christmas Eve via cable to General Pershing.
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Ogden
Grinder
Red Cross
Ogden Boys
Army
Navy
American Red ‘Cross
Christ- Wits
Pershing
Cross aid and javelin design headline mix in OCR note
Mrs. A Tawson of the American Red Cross field division appealed to the Ogden health board for a health permit to travel to Salt Lake and back without influenza risk, granted to enable Red Cross work. Separately, Chicago Athletic Association director Martin S. Delaney debuts the reinforced Delaney Javelin, adopted for all national meets due to its stronger arch and steel bands, replacing the fragile earlier model.
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A. Tawson
American ‘Wed Cross
Weber
Davis
Ogden Health Board
Fuesday
Salt Lake
Red Cross
Lawson
Caprisimas Rodl
Delaney
Martin S. Delaney
Chicago Athletic Association
National Athletic Halon
Ala
Philadelphia
Lincoln Chief Malone Dies at 61 in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb December 11 1918 a prominent police official Tamest Malone chief of police in Lincoln and a veteran of the force for years died here today from asthma at age 61 He previously served as chief special agent for the Chicago Hartington and Gilney railroad company Also notes a memorial resolution of sympathy from local church leaders honors the deceased and expresses condolences to Bishop J Howard Jenkins and his family.
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Neb
Dee
Tamest Malone
Sest
Middlewest
Poller
Chicago,Hartington & Qilney Railroad Company
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