Sir Albert Fansley Named Minister of Commerce in New Cabinet
The Associated Press reports Sir Albert Fansley, long American business executive, appointed Minister of Commerce and head of the Board of Trade in the new Lloyd George cabinet. His career spans Detroit street railways, the Grand Circus Park era, and leadership of the London Underground before joining Whitehall. He credits American experience for practical business insight and recalls near-miss as Detroit ministerial candidate, detailing early work on streetcars and a dramatic runaway horse incident influencing his path.
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American Builder’s Rise Shapes British Service Ties
The interview traces Sir Albert’s ascent from pilot to head of Detroit canal and Canadian river systems, then London’s vast transportation network. He notes Americans’ practical public works methods influencing Britain, contrasts U S and British industry, and praises public sympathy for welfare efforts while highlighting American impact on British cabinet leadership.
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Sugar consumption for 1916 shows decline worldwide
Washisska January 18 1916 America's sugar use in 1916 fell below any year since 1912 yielding per caput consumption of 78.12 pounds and an annual cost of 4.06 the previous year. World output dropped more than four billion pounds with the United States emerging as a major exporter while imports fell. Venizelist leaders in Greece are reported released as unrest quiets in Athens and Britain permits some machinists to be exempt from military service.
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Publicity Bureau Elects Board of Directors
The Ogden Publicity Bureau held its annual meeting at the Weber club with forty subscribers present. Officers were elected for 1917 and a banquet featured reports by James J. Casey and remarks by W. H. Wattis on finances and future publicity work for Ogden including plans tied to the 1919 exposition and the Transcontinental highway.
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Directors Elected at Banquet Amid War Labor Talks
The nominating committee submitted Maseport and officers for a publicity bureau board. Elected were W. H. Wattis president, F. W. Geqtech vice president, plus A. Z. Tigerow and others. The gathering also named honorary directors and listed many attendees, signaling a push to unite employers and trade unions in postwar labor efforts. The group aimed to restore employment and stabilize civilian work through a statutory board, seeking swift parliamentary power to regulate reinstate ment and labor redistribution.
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J. A. Moyes
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Carver
Fred G. Taylor
Jack Browning
Frederick Muth Jackson
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Labor and Capital Form Plan for Postwar Reinstatement
London reports joint labor and capital efforts to reinstate workers after wartime shutdowns. Demobilization may span years with 6,000,000 to 8,000,000 on government support facing discharge. A labor committee urges government parity for war trades with soldiers, including paid leave, rail passes, unemployment benefits, and organized support.
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British Troops Raid The Trenches In France
London reports detail British assaults near Headcourt-Sur-Aners and Cit Calonne. Canadian troops again raid northeast of Cit Calonne achieving 700 yard trench advances, 200 yard depth, destroying dugouts with many enemy casualties. Artillery and mines aided, officers and troops suffered minor losses. German Bulgarian advance slows per Jassy dispatch.
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Rumants King Orders Army Congratulating Troops
Orthadox New Year marks a front line update as Rumants ruler issues a military order praising troops for valor and pledging future support. The message signals strengthened resolve and backing for ongoing operations amid tense wartime conditions.
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Carver Named Grand Chaplain at Utah Masonic Grand Lodge
At the forty abrid annual convention of the Utah Masonic Grand Lodge Salt Lake City Fred Jennings was elected grand master. Officers chosen include John Fuward Carver as grand chaplain and numerous other senior and junior officers. Newly elected officers were installed and guests attended a banquet hosted by four Salt Lake lodges.
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Former deputy sheriff guilty in federal conspiracy case
Seattle January 18 Jaho W Roberts a former deputy sheriff of Kite County was found guilty by a federal jury tonight of conspiring to defraud the government and himself. The verdict follows charges that he helped receive about $2000 from Clifford Yarborough of Tennessee who traveled to Seattle last March with Eugenia Murphy, Roberts contends he had no interest in the scheme and that the cage was retired to his mother in Evansville.
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Panthers Prepare For Tooele Clash In West High Gym
The West High Panthers host Tooele Ave in a Friday game at West High gym at 3 o'clock. The team held a brisk workout with Melvin Spat Armye likely to play. Snelgrove and Watson face injury constraints but shoulder recovery and ankle swelling look improving for future action.
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Cadomene Tablets Promoted As Nerve Energy Boosters
An advertisement extols Cadomene Tablets as a cure for nerve fatigue and low vitality. It claims strong nerves and energy enable success, offering a mix of tonics and extracts to restore health, ambition, and staying power after overwork. Read like a period self help pitch urging readers to use Cadomene to combat despondency and fatigue.
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