Gompers Denies Labor Menace in Springfield Address
In Springfield Mass Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and Speaker Gillett faced questions on labor and trusts. Gompers denied that labor is a menace and accused Congress of failing to protect the people from trusts and profiteers. He urged voters to oppose the propertied classes and warned that the trusts threaten the nation. Political figures voiced sharp divides over labor policy and the path to reform.
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Gillett
Springfield
Mass
Samuel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Conaresy
Gompers
United States
Congress
Wren
Deanlir
Deanlir Ie Pilituy of Mie
Troete
Alye Blanton
Texas
California
Mhor
Mr. Wyte
Vhjoceny Tu Sy Nolan
Sumiile
Ani
Gannern
Gonpore
Blanton
Gomperd
Waste of Money on War Projects Investigated
Washington inquiry reveals concerns over wartime expenditures and project costs. Committee officials and former board members discuss potential savings, with hearings set in New York to illuminate waste and extravagance in military construction and related programs.
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Lek
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Comasittes
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War Indi Tries
Darcey Facia
Bhn
Coumitiar
New York
Ain Nitrates Corporation
Mileael
Merie
Chatroan Vreit
Unie
Bear On Grows Hair Advertisement Claim
A dubious ad touts a hair growth product claiming new growth through Ketatko. The copy warns that results vary and urges readers to try the remedy, noting previous users in a marketing tone.
New Jersey Four Percent Beer Bill Sparks Prohibition Debate
Hearing opens on bills to permit four percent beer in New Jersey. Governor Edwards backs the measure while Attorney General McCran contends the state can set its own intoxicating liquor definition. Deputy counsel Wilton Gutrie cites federal law. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League argues prohibition principles.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Hdwards
McCran
Afton
Wilton J. Gutirie
Judge Denies Charge No Justice for Poor
A scattered report from a Carnegie Foundation discussion in New York asserts courts fail the poor, while counterarguments claim justice should be free of charge for needed legal services. The debate touches on equality before the law and the adequacy of legal remedies in the system.
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Ann
Couralee
Carnegie Foundation
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King County Tepublicin Vlub
Standig
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Iil
Americans Becoming Canadian Citizens
Americans who had resided in Canada faced delays as the Canadian and U S authorities paused normal citizenship processing during the wartime period. The Canadian move aimed to prevent Americans in the dominion from evading laws and commerce rules, hindering paperwork for many seeking Canadian citizenship or visas.
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Leparh
Amerie
Dominion
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Ameren
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Canada
American Engineers held by Bolsheviks identified
An article lists American engineers captured by Bolshevik forces and names several officers connected to the railway service. The individuals include Major Frank Tliveon Tut Many, Major Frank Buchanan, Captain Waiter W. Keiase, Lieutenant Guergo Ih Mevnnng, Lieutenant William DR Meredith, Lieutenant Eileane A Vevirines, and Lieutenant dinhnth Hloskinvom. The piece notes these officers were recruited in the railway service and places them in a Bolshevik setting.
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Bulahevikh
Sthorla
Mion
Frank Tliveon
Frank Buchanan
Vanon
Waiter W. Keiase
Guergo Ih
Wayzei
Minn
Linutenant William DR Meredith
Aurora
Eileane A. Vevirines
Knoxville
Trun
Dinhnth
Border Clash Narrowly Averted by Americans
Fragmentary report describes a border incident with American forces averting a clash. A Melvan suspect wounded by a guard, J Lopez charged with theft, detained by customs officers after a chase along a highway. A unit fired at an escaping vehicle before Hiberty.
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Noqales
Arie
Shutea
Golies
J. Lopez
Ant
Engin Hovns
Fred
Ned Nyon
Mid-Winter Sale Prepares for Valuable Thoroughbreds and Hogs
The Ogden to Hales county plans a midwinter sale next Monday featuring 800 horses arriving yesterday and a consignor from Columbus Nebraska shipping hogs valued at 51 000 to be sold through Orde. Some hogs in the shipment have already brought 10 000.
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Ogden
Hales Cougnry
Louis
Orde
Columbus
Nebraska
Catholic Boy Scout Troop Organized in Otten
The first Catholic Boy Scout troop organized in Otten held its final meeting at St Joseph's hall on a Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Maginnis was chosen leader for the troop and the Eagles assisted with 4151 headquarters. The report includes unrelated Soviet and personal notes from the era.
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George A. Goates
Farner
Kennedy
Argantael
Otten
Maginnis
Joseph's Hall
Manutny
Secretary Warns of Impending Global Crash
The general secretary of the National Union of Ilmbway Men warned that a global crash would come if reminde actions failed. He urged Brit ish workers to work harder, claiming postwar challenges and party difficulties hinder progress while rival parties faltered.
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General Secretiry
National Union of Ilmbway
Dane Kpperly
Thomas
Ivough
Ila
Fire Destroys Theater in Calexico Area
Fire at Owl Theatre in Calexico destroys the building and damages several nearby structures in the Mexicali region. Estimated loss ranges from 175000 to 250000 dollars. A French perfume importer reports overselling 2800 bottles to the United States, risking shortages amid the blaze.
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Calexico
Cab
Owl
la Mexicali
United States
Vicks and Camphar Menthol Remedy Promoted by North Carolina Druggist
A North Carolina druggist promotes a vapor inhalation remedy combining camphor menthol and other ingredients to treat colds and flu. The product is marketed for home use with steam inhalations and chest and back relief, claiming broad effectiveness and popular demand across states.
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Ealda
Aimee Exbernally
Jain
Fonsteinil Dmg
Abner Blresmiieh
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