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Zing Works for Ogden Big Zinc Boom Sparks Interest
A booming zinc industry is forecast in the United States with output estimated at 270 million dollars for the year, triple gold yields. Demand soars as zinc sells above 500 dollars per ton, with high grade ore in demand. Promontory Point near Ogden could attract capital to set up a zinc operation, the local outlook notes.
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Ogden
Country ready for a boom driven by confidence
An Ogden financier predicts a boom as business confidence rises in Woodrow Wilson. He argues Wilson’s conservatism could unite factions, with a Republican victory in the West aiding progress. The man warns reelection would hurt the party, while a GOP win could unleash wealth and industrial growth nationwide.
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Woodrow Wilson
Republican
Wilson
Fragmented excerpt on California and Utah school systems
An unclear occluded passage discusses views on school systems in California and Utah, mentioning Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and mining regions. It references Ogden and notions about public and school management drawing large tonnage, with fragmentary remarks on families moving from Ogden.
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San Francisco
Los
Angelan
San Diego
Omaha
Ogden Sa
Mining district output could feed Ogden plant
The passage notes extensive surface activity in the district justifying bunding and reduction works. It mentions Brigham and Park City producing and Montana camps yielding good tonnage, with all output potentially tributary to the Ogden plant.
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Park City
Mae
Seversi Campa
Moretana
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California Teachers Push Pension Reform Across State
The article discusses debates over education reform and pension laws. It notes California teachers favor changes to the pension system, arguing current provisions favor higher salaried educators and strain the general fund. A college teacher warns of broader systemic changes needed, reflecting wider concern over education standards and governance.
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Oakland
California
Utah
Hks
Ogden
Democratic Party Admits Its Financial Failure
The article cites a Washington treasury statement showing a $38,000,000 revenue shortfall for the year ended June 6 amid Democratic tariff and income tax policies. It accuses Democratic leadership of mismanaging revenues, calling for change to avoid treasury crises and criticizing tariff tinkering.
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Washington
Cleveland
Treasury
Frauds in oleomargarine scheme draw treasury probe
The article reports widespread fraud in oleomargarine schemes, with unpaid taxes mounting to over 327 million dollars. The U S treasury investigations are active, and twenty nine individuals have been sent to jail for the fraud. The San Francisco Chronicle comments on the violations, noting oleomargarine is a legitimate product when properly declared.
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United States Treasury
San Francisco Chronicle
Government railroad in Alaska proves federal project can succeed
Government rail project in Alaska advances with Lieutenant Meary reporting progress toward a $35 million line. Construction rests on capable oversight, while private scheming seeks to profit from fees. A private barge company was bypassed by purchasing a larger vessel to move supplies, showing efficient, independent operation. Nearly two thousand workers and multiple camps drive rapid progress along the route. Read the Classified Ads.
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Meary
Alaskan Railroad Commissaion
BLA
Ship Creek
Mears
Seattle
Ayarmougs
Sacramento
World Industry Goss of the TerLEE A ST ee ROM WORHSH P een is 'MINE
British miners demand a war bonus, with unions and workers across North America and Europe winning wage gains, shorter hours, and new labor measures. Reports cite changes in Canada, Scotland, Ireland, and the United States, noting strikes, wage increases, and government inquiries. The piece maps a broad labor movement amid wartime pressures.
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Weber
Washington
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Toronto
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Sioux City
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