Senate Coal Board Hears Mine President
The Senate coal investigation heard Tracy Wr. tandtbrin, president of Wan Cowl A Poke, discuss wage increases and payroll calculations. Witness Norris described proposed wage hikes and a commission to fix wages and prices amid ongoing strike-related inquiries and shifts in fuel policy.
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Washington
Der
Sone Ale
Tracy Wr. Tandtbrin
Wan Cowl A
Aidesa Wilson
Win
Guiners
Senate
Fred
Wilson
Palmer
White House
Teppernik
J. ¥. Norris
The
Fuel Administration
Se Y Fevingtuysen
Uesdelex
Inboy
Oder
Garfield
Inl
Frelinghuysen
Winess
Norris
Gallivie Wis
Minera
John Mitchell
Wages Debate and Mining Contracts in 1919 Record
The report discusses miners' wages and company profits in 1919, noting daily earnings around 15.60 dollars and monthly sums from 1,100 to 2,100 for mining and handling. Senator Walcott questions Pattson Guthrie about a proposed wage commission and possible internal agreements with operators to keep costs down, while Caulfield supports seeking a settlement but there is no consensus or date set for further hearings.
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Walcott
Dela~ Sware
Mr. Guthrie
Dr. Garti¢hi
Fortis
Liveulhe Orfunlind Lyon
Painter
Guthrie
Ming Distileta
Winera
Cie
Iuive
Jevamont
Caulfield
Stella
Indianapolis
Guilius
Watcott
Chiffman Frellaghayaon
Alter Ad
Union of Alien Radicals Targeted by New Bill
Washington December 18 proposed legislation would force the Labor Department to act against alien agitators. The measure, framed after hearings in Washington and New York, targets I W W and related groups by tying affiliation to radical organizations to deportation. Critics warn of broad powers and public backlash as a Senate foreign relations panel probes activities linked to Ludwig Gark Martens and Soviet propaganda.
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Washington
New York
Johnson
Department of Labor
Wilson
Judiciary Committee
Blwnton
Texas
Wilean Down
Davey
Deindorat
Corleress
Kenyon
Republican
Iowa
Senate
Lundwig
Walker Whiteside at Orpheum Tonight
Walker Whiteside stars in The Master of Ballantrae at the Orpheum with Jane Durie and others. The production promises period costumes of 1756 and elaborate staging as described by Corks Mason and presented after successful runs in Toronto and Salt Lake City. An additional note mentions an inquest and a burial in Walshmore, with details of the accident or incident surrounding Mrs Blake.
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Oriheum
Walker Whiteside
Ballantrae
Robert Louis Stevens
Janes Durie
Mr. Whiteside
Dames Durie
Frnmce
Zon
Fulla
Lond Harie
Baroatal
Batlan
Oni
Atl
Salt Lake
Culumbia
San Francisco
Ady
Weber County Utah sheriff sale notice 1919
The Weber county sheriff announces a sale scheduled for December 26 1919 at noon in Ogden Utah. It lists Hoons Investment Company as plaintiff and multiple defendants including Frank A Clark Maggie W Clark and others. The property described covers parts of the southeast quarter of section seventeen township six north range one west Salt Lake Meridian with specific metes and bounds, subject to deeds recorded in Book 73 of Deeds. The notice is signed by Sheriff I. C. Petenberson and Deputy Curtis Allison.
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District Court of
Weber County
State of Utah
Hoons Investment Company
3 Corporation
Frank A A. Clark
Maggie W. Clar
S. K Cole
Helen B. Cole
Paul M. Tee
Alice H. Lee
Terry
Mary
W.W. S. Adams
Gladys Ellen Adame
Adrian Dykawan
A. Dykeman
Mr. Vogel
David L. Butler
Dutler & Vogel
N.C. Olsen
Muri Olesen
Utah
Salt Lake Meridian
N. C. Olgen
Utany
Lara
Wighth
Ogden City
C. Petenbson
Curtis Allison
Shert
Mrs Blake Denies Throwing Child Into Ocean
Atlantic City reports Mrs Blake denies accusations of abducting her child and throwing him into the sea. Dr L B Lauder provides testimony amid conflicting stories from Mrs Blake and others as authorities investigate the kidnapping claim.
Miner Chief Alexander Howat Declares Conscience Clear
Kanai Dec 16 Alexander Howat president of Miners of America No 14 says he fears no jail because he has a clear conscience and has committed no crime He asserts jails are for those who have sinned and argues honest workers defend their interests against greedy corporations amid a court summons for contempt.
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Musuurg
Kan
Alexander Howat
Uatriet No. 14
Anderson
Hmne
Wilde Atom of Ring Says He Was Too Heavy
Wilde, Atom of Ring, says he was too heavy by five pounds in a defeat to Incl Sharkey. Wille weighed 187 pounds. best fighting weight is 109. He could not shed weight due to legal limits. He rates Sharkey better than Pal Moore and hints at not making America happy with him.
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Timms
Wille
Incl
Sharkey
Wilde
Iaw
Amer Jey
Pal Moore
Bromo Quinine Named as Sole Influenza Remedy
Fragmentary notes claim a single remedy, Bromo Quinine, is cited as the cause prevention measure for influenza and colds. References to LAXATIVE and GROVE'S signature appear, but the readable text is incomplete and ambiguously attributed to WV and jets.
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Grove
Ogden Bank Shareholders Meet to Elect Directors
Notice of the regular annual meeting of the First National Bank of Ogden Utah held at 2384 Washtonton Ave on Tuesday January 18 1920 at 11 a m for electing directors for the ensuing year and other business. Dated Ogden Utah December 14 1 Ww James F Burton cashier. Also minor ad lines appear listing Liberty bonds and a personal medical claim.
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First National Bank of
Ogden
Utah
Washtonton Ave
Ny Peo
Orly
Ulev
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Woray
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Iter
Atlantic City
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Mmikder
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L. BR. Lauder
Alers
Doleton
Tim
Ig Net
Atom
James F. Burton
J J Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Rocky Mountain
ALK, McIntyre Drug CO
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Basil
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Vaporuis
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AMELS
Carmela
Howe
Atc
R.E Reynolds Tobacco Company
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Canton
Chicago News
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Analorman
Anton
Anledis
Aeanting
Mose
Laing
Pricra
Tay Astor
le Wei
Peta
Senator Newburys
Newdersey
Wotvs
Lorie
Tate
Lonvente
Dafison
Brikbedarkzon
Washington Fruit Store
Washington Ave
Los Angeles
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