Marine Strike Funded by German Money in New York Hearing
Testimony at a War Labor Board hearing centered on claims that funds used to support a recent marine strike came from German sources. Mr Walsh pressed for details on the amount received and the recipients, but Mr Banytye declined to disclose in court, saying he would address the matter later. The chair directed the evidence be kept from public view.
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New York
Hart Toal
War Labor Board
Ranyage
Henderson
Walsh
Tonyage
Banyitye
War Diher Board
Ako
Att, Bonynge
Get Rid of That Persistent Cough Adverts
Fragmented ad copy from a newspaper page praises an over the counter remedy for coughs and includes stray mis-typed names and lines. The readable bits present an old style drug advertisement with scattered phrases about a saloon and a bridge scene, lacking coherent narrative or clear claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druegists
Eckman Lanoratory
Philadelpha
Nervous Mother Finds Relief with Lydia E. Pinkham
A Philadelphia mother recalls severe nerves and fatigue eased by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after weeks of ailment and doctor visits. She reports improved appetite, energy, and mood following continued use.
Ogden plans twelve month school year proposal
Ogden City schools Superintendent Henry C. Johnson outlines a four term year from September to September with terms Sept 1 to Dec 1, Dec 1 to March 1, March 1 to June, and June 1 to Sept 1. He argues year round schooling reduces idle buildings and keeps students on track, noting summer school would offset heat and aid learning.
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Henry C. Johnson
Ogden
John
Mhseacie
Schonl
Expriitace
Olen
Ana
Milltary Service
Itn Ogden High School
Plades
Avill Coma
Atate
Nesay G. Tomnson
Protection Asked for Chemical Industry
At the American Institute of Chemical Engineers annual meeting Dr Grinnell Jones urged tariff recommendations on dyes and coal tar chemicals to aid U S industry. Maximilian Foch called for reasonable tariffs and laws to hold foreign materials in bond. Talks covered wage shifts, foreign competition, and economic barriers, noting Germany’s ongoing commercial activity and high U S production costs. More than two million people are employed in U S chemical industries. Read the Classified Ads.
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Carcago
Europe
Acker
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Grinnell Jones
United States Tariff Commission
Maximilian Foch
New York
Wilson
Tach
League of Nations
Tock
Germany
America
Switzerland
Chemical Industries
United States
St Jacobs Liniment Ad Says Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment for sprains pains and swelling promising quick relief without skin discoloration or injury. It claims penetrates to muscles nerves and tendons and can end pain promptly, with 60 years of use and six gold medals noted.
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Spain
St. Jacobs
Chief Surgeon Reports Gases of Army Disease
Paris reports a week ending December 25 with 33 venereal disease cases among American occupation troops, a yearly rate of seven per thousand. For the whole American expeditionary force the rate is 24 per thousand, well below prewar civilian levels. Quarantine camps at embarkation centers will isolate affected men for about forty days. Washington quotes AFL secretary Frank Morrigan predicting bread lines in industrial centers by May 1 as demobilization proceeds.
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Paris
Ehiat
Wasitiington
Frank Morrigan
American Federation of Labor
Oo House Immigration
World peace plan debates and wartime governance ideas
A lengthy discussion on international cooperation, a league of nations, and enforcement mechanisms features quotes and positions from Secretary Lane and U.S. figures. It covers arbitration, world governance, and the Monroe Doctrine, with emphasis on collective security and the potential role of a council and court in maintaining peace. Also reports Wyoming lawmakers debating gambling law and a Cheyenne horse racing meeting controversy.
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4Wlison
Urape
Murony
Pia
Melons
Congress
League of Havens
Gewerkt
Iin
Venice
Monroy
Lanegard
Paris
League of Nations
Lin Pal
Lune Pointal 10
Citiea
Alatea
Mucdon
Wyoming
Cubyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Legislamare
Carey
Cheyenne
Cheyenge
Natute
Cheyenne Thoroughbreds Breed Orp’ Association
John ‘Trivet
Denver
Parmutuel Aystem
Thetting
Bank Officers in Salt Lake Banks Conference Notes Directors Reelected
Salt Lake banks report nearly all directors reelected as stockholders in several institutions meet after elections. National Bank of the Republic and National City Bank list changes, while Utah State News and Zion's Bank publish full rosters. Continental National Bank stockholders set meeting for tomorrow.
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Balt Lake
Jen
National Bank of the Republic
James A. Murray
Thomann Kerns
W. A. Culbertson
Ue Witt Kno
George G. Knua
Ezea Thompson S.tolmes
David Smith
G. J. Thompson
National City Bank
James Pingrac
Ellison
David
O. C. Beebe
Arthur Winter
Joseph F. Smith, Jr
C. W. Nibley
Willard R. Smith
Priese
Hehey J. Grant
Anthon J. Luod
A. W. Ivins
C. C. Beebe
George S. Spencer
Willard BR. Smith
Walkers
Dankera
L. H. Farnsworth
K. O. Howard
H. G. McMillin
J. N. Stervell
Fla
Druchl
Murphy
T. Ellis Browne
John H. Walker
F. J. Ki Ogden
George 9
Uerbach
M. A. Tarseng
F.C. Jensen
M.A. Keyser
F. A. Fisher
L. WH. Farnsworth
RE. O. Howard
Ater
Edward E. Jenkins
William McIntyre
W. W. Hiter
George Romney
Reed Smoot
Leon Sweet
John C. Sharp
David A. Smith
J. Nv Ktokl
H. G. Whitnes
James A. Melville
Siames T. Wratha
Continental National Bank
Senate Clears Senator La Follette in Loyalty Vote
Wastington dispatch reports a heated Senate debate over Senator La Follette’s loyalty, with Williams blasting La Follette’s speech as false and disloyal while Willard and Dillingham pressed for scrutiny. The majority report found the charge of disloyalty unfounded amid partisan clash and cross-fire over wartime policy.
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Wastington
LaFolletta
Willard
Mississippi
Dillingham
Benator Willams
LaFollette
Willams
Sista
Winconsky
Mrr
Wie Hinins
la Follette
United States
Europa
Williams
Spain
Wisconsin
Hut
Willingham
Hillinghant
Vermont
Whiliams
Las Follotin
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Cold and Cough
A fifty year old remedy promises quick relief from chills fever nose and throat symptoms. Adults and children are urged to buy a bottle now at a low price while stock lasts.
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Dr. King
Fragmentary tale of court scene and odd items
A damaged passage depicts a court case with a confused defendant describing various odd objects cited on a list. The dialogue includes a magistrate questioning the defendant about what passed between them and the complainant. The text references a pair of fista, a turnip, seven bricks, a coal lump, and other unnamed items.
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Xell
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Strength and Health Gains
An advertisement extols Bitro-Phosphate as a remedy for nervous weakness and fatigue. It claims to build nerve force, flesh, and overall vitality, promising improved sleep, brightness, and cheerfulness. Cautions warn against use by those seeking relief from nervous complaints.
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Waubechs
Wisconsis
Briggins
Ugrieueto
Berman Belzin
Lydia E. Pinkhasm
Philadelpia
Lydia E. Winkham
Persieiphin
Noth Taylor
Lydia E. He
Worthtine
Washington
24Th
25Th Street
Washington Ave
NS Bell
Secretary Lane
Salt Lake
Mda
York
Ogden City Ice Company
Canyon Rd
Harrison
25Th St
Wash. Ave
Senate
Williama
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Tasit
Tal
Tin
Toleg
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