Unbalanced Man Triggers Uproar in Congress
In Washington on February 2, Republicans in the House push to table a resolution calling on Secretary Baker to explain charges about malfeasance and a weapon's invention. Representative Johnson accuses officials of shielding officers as a report dated October 3, 1948 is cited, and the House votes 168 to 162 to discharge the militia committee from further action and 84 to 6 on a related motion.
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Washington
sWcntion
Daker Fo
Juyveatigny
Rice
Spokane
Wash
Johnson
Warhiteton
Hice
Alsut
Dent
Military Mittee
Baker
Horse Committee
Coldwell
New York
Stop Itching Eczema Treatment Claim Ad
An ad-like text promotes a product from Cleveland Ohio promising to remove eczema, eczema types, pimples and similar skin conditions. It asserts rapid relief and clearing of skin, claiming one treatment fits all skin troubles. It mentions a price and a brand name but lacks verifiable details.
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Gus Roy
Kose Co
Cleveland
Transports Arrive With 4 496 Veterans of Expeditionary Force
Transports Wilhelmina Ulua and Casorin arrive from French ports with 4196 veterans of the American expeditionary forces. Wilhelmina carries convalescent detachments and units from multiple divisions. Caserta transports coast artillery and remnants of the army with officers and replacement troops distributed nationwide. The report notes racial references in the shipboard personnel.
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New Yor
Wilhelmina
Uhin
Casorin
Donleays
M Company
Ulua
Caserta
Wealth Gaps Hamper Democratic Education In U S
Chicago report quotes Dr George B Strayer of the National Education Association urging a federal department of education. He argues unequal wealth distribution blocks equal educational opportunity, noting many students attend underfunded schools while others access modern facilities and well-trained teachers.
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Chicago
George 2. Strayer
National Educational Aesociation
Coriy
Seselon Hove
Jie
Alan
Olive Tablets Claim Gentle Bowels Cure Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a sugar coated remedy for bad breath. The copy asserts they act gently yet effectively on the bowels to clear and refresh the system, positioning them as a substitute for calomel.
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de. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Bolsheviki Press for Release of US Prisoners Exchange
Washington reports indicate Bolsheviks demand exchange of jailed Americans for Russian prisoners. They seek clemency for Debs or Mooney in return for freeing Kolomatiano, held in Moscow under strict guard since December 1915, amid threats of execution if no swift U.S. response.
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Washington
State Department
Solo
Iathing
Desmonds
Etther Agene
Debs Ox
Thomas J. Mooney
Kolomatone
Amerjemm
Reel Army
W Norwe
Rian
Moncow
Kolonatiino
Balween
Church Turned Into Theater in Warsaw Story
An unreadable wartime clipping notes a church in Warsaw repurposed as a theater. The fragment references the Church of St. John and mentions dates around February 25 with scattered garbled language about Bolsheviks, Vilna, construction, and officials seeking money.
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Warsaw
Vilna
St. John
Tanlac credited with curing rheumatism says Burton
Burton the head salesman in the wholesale fruit and vegetable department at Lutey Bros Bury Montana describes Tanlac giving dramatic relief after twenty years of pain He dates his improvement to the first bottle and reports rapid appetite return sleep betterment and no headaches He recalls long bed months and crutches before Tanlac and notes Ogden Utah druggists sell it in two busy stores
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Burton
Lutey Bros
Bury
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South
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Terlac
Fale 3Ir
Burtos
Spokage
Wash
Teneperial Trading Company
Ark
Ogden
Mentyre
UTA Legislature Actions on Senate Bills and Resolutions
The record lists numerous Utah Senate actions approving bills and memorials. Items include soldier memorials, pharmacy regulation, insurance exam fees, and homestead extensions. Several measures, such as extension of state land payments and medical labor topics, await governor action or have been approved.
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Senate
S. A
Sanford City
HL J. M
Nellyon
Hayward Nod
Eaverat
Knight
Dera
Enerai
AL J. Tt
iWeres
Knight—Pedera
Rovernor
Haywart
McKinnes
Memenios
Kovernor
Goverdatner
S. B
McWintey
Ernor
Assembly Bill List Shows Various Proposals and Appointments
A scanned legislative page lists multiple House bills and resolutions with sponsors such as Mrs Alvey, Greenwnod, Baxter, Cardon, Quinn, Hanson, and others. Items include appointments to state boards, budget supplements, districting and redistricting studies, adoption related requests, and appropriations such as 375,000 per annum for a stated project and 80,000 for roadway improvements. The docket shows references to school veterans, tenoris and santagials provisions, bank reports, and other routine legislative actions.
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Bille
Mra. Alvey—batate Ishing
Approm
Mite Veteran School
Leanders
Baxter
State Board) of Health
Candon
Budgct
Cardon
Seriool
Mra Bruelychy
Arilera
Ui. D
Morris- Reaper
Leah
Hanson
Fenvion Apuin- Prialing
Viale
Bo Neo
de Grath
Welrway
Murelitay
Masters
The Quick Way to Stop a Cough
An advertisement touts Pinex as a fast home remedy for coughs, chest colds, and bronchial issues. It claims to soothe throat membranes, stop tickling, and aid sleep, recommending mixing Pinex with sugar or honey and taking a pint supply for family use. It promises satisfaction or refunds.
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USA
Childern
Rail workers get wage raise announced by Kansas City railways
Kansas City railways company announced a five cent hourly wage increase for all trainmen, raising the minimum to thirty five cents and the maximum to forty cents. Ex-trainmen wages rise from eighty to seventy eight cents. Uniforms will be discontinued except under specific conditions.
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Kansas City
Moeb
Kansas City Railways Company
Audi
Exiri
Ander Cert
Pt Traly
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Relief for Aches
An old advertisement proclaims Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatism and muscular pains. It touts quick warmth, improved circulation, and comfort for sprains and external aches, noting economy and non-prescription use. The copy includes address 306 Gide and price $1.20, with spelling and wording characteristic of vintage ads.
Trainmen Strike Sparks Wage Tensions Amidboard Labor Split
The note cites management and workers amid a strike, claiming over half the trainmen are new and thus lower skilled, contrasting with prior November actions. A broader wage dispute is implied, with labor and management blame tied to service duration and seniority, signaling ongoing labor unrest and cost pressures.
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Baklin Rskag
Imilar
Jugo Slavs Appeal for Protection in Fiume
The Tagor Slav government asked the allied commander in Fiume to protest Italian authorities over alleged mistreatment of Jugo-Slav residents. A dispatch relayed reports of a clash in Flame and wounded Serbian leaders, urging measures to safeguard their people and officers in Fiume and warning of dire consequences if provocation continues.
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Washington
Tagor Slav
Fiume
Officeial Information Bureau
Kingdom of the Serbs
Soverns
Melgrade
Stalian
Juga Slav
Ith
Union Feud in Chicago Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Chicago a violent feud within the Journeymen Plumbers’ union culminates in Maurice Enright being shot in a downtown hotel as police guard him. Enright, a labor agent, had earlier killed two men in 1911 and was once convicted but later pardoned. Several union figures were detained and released after being questioned about the night’s events.
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Chicago
Maurice (Mors) Enright
Journeymen Plumbers’ Union
Enright
Bedelile
William
Hicent Altman
Steanfitters' Union
Pnt
Jollet
Gov
Dunne
Borleht
Sturdhe
Tion
Stephn Kelliher
Enricht
Ipehiding Karry Donnells
Plumbers Union
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK DELUXE SHAMPOO INSTRUCTION
An old advertisement touts four dellzalfal shampoo sachets with a mix of canthrax and hot water to make a perfumed rinse. It claims rapid dandruff removal, quick drying, and a heavier, richer softness that makes styling a pleasure.
Accidents Reduced by Daylight Saving Law
Washington reports labor leaders urged retaining daylight saving citing reduced industrial accidents. Secretary Morrison cited 1913 Pennsylvania figures showing 43,036 fewer accidents under daylight hours and 70,772 fewer than a prior year, attributing gains to afternoon energy and safer working conditions.
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Washington
Morreon
Agricultural Coualitee
Morrison
Peninsylvania
Payeical Energy Iit
Ita Ina
Magnificent Moscow Monuments Destroyed Reported
VLADIVOSTOK Inn 16 AP Correspondence Many monuments of Moscow commemorating emperors and leaders have been destroyed as museums libraries and galleries were requisitioned. Refugees report military headquarters in the Kremlin and street cars stopped. Prices for bread meat sugar and potatoes are given with a four-class population division and rationing. Refuges estimate 603000 fleeing to Ukraine as factories closed and printers left unemployed. Bolshevik officers trained for six months while a university opens for youths.
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Inn
Associated Press
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Kremlin
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Marstoft
Ukrania
Bio Publica
Moscow National Bank
Germans Guard Plant Near German Border in US Zone
CORLENZ February 36. US troops guard a German built plant covering 720 acres near Hel chalg north of Trevee in the American zone. Dispute over ownership of material and whether work was for the German government or private interests. The plant, opened 1942 as a furniture factory and later involved in explosives production, employed up to two to three thousand workers with barracks and officials' homes. Major Thiltin Gage visited and noted possible use of materials in explosives.
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Fen
Ame
Private &Terests
Amer Ean
Helchalg
Trevee
Germany
Colegne
Miaterial
German Artillegy
Germiang
Ig Wald
Thiltin Gage
Detroit
Auiltary Vale
Will Sell the Lumber Held By Government
War department announced a contract with J. Phillips and John Stephens of Jacksonville Fla to sell surplus lumber held by the department. The lumber will be resold at market prices with proceeds to the government after expenses, as part of wartime liquidation efforts.
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Washington
Bob
The
Food Administration
Frank &. Boyar
Neat
Wilson
Centrals
Fond Administration
Board of Trade
War Department
JE. Phillips
John Stephens
Jacksonville
Department
Paris
SAFE GENTLE REMEDY PROMISES RELIEF FOR URINARY AILMENTS
An advertisement touts a tonic claimed to purify the blood and restore health to urinary organs. It asserts benefits for liver bladder and stomach issues, claims to strengthen weakened organs, and promises relief from rheumatism sciatica and aches in the lower abdomen. The text urges three or four pills daily and warns of general health restoration and scar prevention.
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Atlanta
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