Seamen Delay Action On Wage Increase Offer
International Seamen's Union and the Geep Sea kav sineers' union referred today the proposed wage increase by the United States Shipping Board and the American Steamship Association as the strike disrupts port shipping. Seamen aligned with the Merchant Marine and water tenders indicated they would follow the lead of the local unions. Indications grew that the strike is affecting coastwise shipping while leaders warned no settlement while the eight hour day and cloned shop principle remained unresolved.
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New York
International Seamen's Union
Geep Sea Kav Sineers
United States Shipping, Board
American Steamship Association
Mremen
Prinple
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin Marked for Safety
A fragmented OCR note explains that genuine Bayer Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and safe ty markings. It advises purchasing proper Bayer packages with clear directions for relief of headache toothache earache and cold symptoms, noting small tins of 12 tablets and larger family sizes from drug stores.
Convicted Woman Released From Jail Sentence
Kansas City July 14 Lenora Warneson Moore appeared at the district attorney office to surrender and begin serving a 1204day jail term after failing to pay 1080. She faced a federal charge of conspiring to defeat the draft law. District Attorney Francis M Willson said a clerical error would prevent the sentence from taking effect. The report mentions her husband Raymond Meure and eight men accompanying her.
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Kansas City
Ptay
Lenora Warneson Moore
Francis M. Willson
Anmenz
Raymond Meure
Moore Sentenced in December to Two Years in Federal Prison
The court sentenced Moore in December 917 to two years in the federal penitentiary. Judge Albyn Van Valkenburgh adjusted the record noting it would set a national precedent in the treatment of women. The ruling lacked clarity on whether the fine payment required serving a jail sentence, causing a further delay.
Man postpones his funeral due to miraculous remedy
An elderly man claims to be 668 years old and near death from stomach and liver ailments but credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with complete cure after three doses. The ad promises relief from catarrhal congestion in the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach and intestinal issues, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
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Tam
Colle
Mayr
A. R. McIntyre Drag Co
Aroggists
U S Insurance Policies to Be Retained by Men
WALLINGTON July 4 Important changes in government insurance policies to make them a lifelong benefit for all men returning to civilian life have been recommended to Congress by Director Cholmeley-Jones War Risk Bureau The proposal would allow policy holders to receive a lump sum paid to a beneficiary over time and expand beneficiaries to include wives, sisters, nephews, nieces, and guardians who stood to the insured in the event of their parents insurance For drafted men who become disabled before acceptance by the military authorities the policy would be defined to continue paying 25 a month under the changes
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Wallington
Congress
Cholmeley-Jonex
War Risk Bureau
Aika
Cholmeley-Janc
Weight loss myths and a dubious dietary pitch
A garbled advertisement promises guaranteed weight reduction and better health through capsules and diet tips. It touts avoiding sweets, boosting energy, and mood, while urging quick self-improvement and mental clarity with vague product claims.
Farmers Leave Great Falls for Nebraska Fields
Farmers from Great Falls depart for Nebraska late July amid weather delays and recruitment concerns. An official says 250 workers will travel to Sidney Nebraska to work in farming and related roles. A separate Brigham City note reports city council paving bids opened but no decision made due to pavement type and water authority disagreement.
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Reat Falls
Mons
Sidney
Senate Delays Vote on Prohibition Bill Over Wilson Veto
Wallington July 24 The House action prevents the senate from trying to pass the wartime prohibition enforcement measure over the president’s veto. The repeal supporters mainly from agricultural districts led a whirlwind debate as Dyer urged sale of the 2% 1 per cent breuniter. Debated limits set to one hour as appropriations requested reach at least $25,000 for rehabs and education of wounded soldiers sailors and marines.
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Wallington
Senate
Dyer
Bainly
House
James J. Muskoe
Wie
Federal Board
Last Troops To Be On Ship By August 20
NW YORK Wy 14 A final contingent of American troops for homeward convoy is to depart between August 15 and 20 excluding occupation and supply units. Major General David G Shanks in charge of Hoboken embarkation port said some officers complained about accommodations on retirement travel. He added troops had to use cargo vessels as transports to speed movement home from France.
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York
Army of Occupation
Shin
David G Shanks
Hobokens Gener
Shanks
Palmer Company to Take City Bond Issue in April Vote
The Palmer Bond and Mortgage company is poised to take over the city bond issue approved at the April special election. The firm has been negotiating with the city commission and will have the ordinance confirming the sale reviewed by City Attorney Wiltieder, and by Arthur Arson. Once the ordinance is approved, the deal will be nearly closed and funds directed to the company.
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Palmer Bond & Mortgage Company
Oynd
Ely Commission
Wiltieder, Je
Austar Arthur
County Boards Urged to Improve Overland Trail
JD Lewis of Merchants Arden urged Weber Davis and Morgan counties to hold a conference on improving the Overland Trail. The aim is to compromise funds before the Army motor transport visit expected mid August en route to the Pacific coast.
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Lewis
Merchants 'Arden
Weber, Davis and
Morgan
Weber
North Washington Paving Expenses To Be Met
City council approved a paving levy for North Washington, with Moran paving company bills of record. Taxpayers will be called to cover private paving costs, while the authorities settle outstanding bills and the band’s payment is set by the crate and county amount.
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North Washington
Adacne
Washington
Dean
Moran Paving Company
Agronadelest
Weranurnsrd
Moran
Reninard Moran
RIGNAL POTRY BY CHORTFELLER IN AD FOR CLAY'S POOL
An ad style fragment invites readers to visit Clay's pool for a swim. It mentions health, leisure, and a playful tone with references to a trip on the Cache Valley line and a ride to Chiy's electric line. The text repeats marketing phrases and personal appeals for a summer swim and enjoyment.
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Cache Valley
Chiy
Valon Meat Markets Set 7:30 AM to 6 PM Hours
Notice states Valon Meat Markets will open at 7 30 a m and close at 6 p m on days before holidays. The notice references M C Local 637 and a preliminary period. Deadline or further actions not specified in readable text.
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M. C
Thunder storms force Army balloons to land after flight
Thunder storms over Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin thwarted four army balloons from Fort Omaha on Sunday night. Balloon No 7 landed near Raleigh Nebraska Balloon No 2 near Portage Wisconsin Balloon No 4 near Greene Iowa Balloon No 4 near Ringstead Iowa after a fierce cloud burst. Crews reported a 12500 foot altitude with safe landings, no records set.
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Omaila
Net
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Onis
Omaha
Balman No. 7
United States
B. McKintey
James T. Noeley
Raleigh
All-America
R. I. Thompson
J. B. Jordan
Portage
Wis
Victory
W. E H. Huffman
IW. Comietty
Greene, Jrs
Leo Stevena
Jacob Wuest
Eart Omaha
Storage Meats Are Enormously Increased in Year
Washington reports by the department of agriculture show storage holdings of frozen and cured meats and poultry were larger in July than a year ago. Increases ranged from five percent for digest pork to about two hundred percent for frozen lamb and mutton, with poultry stocks rising sharply. Overall, frozen meat stocks on July 1 stood well above June figures and represented a substantial year over year gain.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fragmentary Ledger of Meats and Quantities
The record presents a clipped list of meat categories with fluctuating figures including beef pork lamb mutton and other salted meats. The OCR yields disjoint numbers such as 29,217,000 and 7,673,000 alongside scattered terms like frozen pork dry salt and faren.
Joel J. Harris Named Candidate for Superintendent
Joel J. Harris a former Ogden school principal is a candidate for superintendent of schools in the city after Henry Johnson's resignation. A large stack of applications, including many from local towns, is on hand. A Utah University professor is discussed by board members but no announcement is planned before Mr. Johnson's successor is chosen. PARIS July 13 The Socialist national council voted to oppose ratification of the peace treaty by 1420 to 214 with 387 abstentions.
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Joel J. Harris
Ogden
Henry Johnson
University of Utah At
Salt Lake
Utah
Johnson Yatt
Paris
Presa
National Council of the
Socialist Party
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Wilson
Palmer Company
Wabui
Tefephnurs
Victrola
Red Seal Records
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Alda Braslau
Calvé
Clement
Cortot
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Heifetz
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Tetrazzini
Sspeed
Victor Talking Machine Co
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Halloon No. 4
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