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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
5
A damaged report from D J Edwards claims Oldsmobile trials identify wage and employment patterns. It alleges older workers faced unequal pay and benefits while newer hires were favored, and that long service correlated with limited advancement. The findings emphasize loyalty-based rewards over merit.
The text outlines multiple foremen and managers with tenures ranging from one to twelve years across departments such as body design, road testing, machine shop, experimental, drafting, auditing, accounting, and assembly. It notes most branch leaders have four years or more, with the Philadelphia branch manager a long-term employee and the Detroit branch linked to advertising.
Bob and Kenneth Campbell announce they have taken the agency for the Saxon Car. They plan to sell cars, provide a complete machine and repair shop, and handle automobile supplies and related goods. Sales rooms are at 2664 Washington.
Fragmentary OCR note recounts a season disrupted by injuries and surgery. Mentions Yale and Harvard games, a brilliant player, and misfortune sidelining a key figure. Provides hints of appendectomy and limited attendance, with no clear dates or full names.
Chicago in the annu al Pacific exposition tryouts for Central States athletes shows strong prospects for a Coast lineup. Several athletes posted top marks across multiple events, with Loomis and Batts among those highlighted for sprint and field events.
West Pointer Bob Neylani, a star pitcher who won twenty straight games against Eastern universities, wavering between pursuing professional baseball or a long-term Army career. In a letter to Harry Tuthil, Neylani cites the certainty of service with Uncle Sam as a major factor, while noting his love for baseball.
World Industry reports a broad labor scene with wage disputes in metal and textile trades. Strikes and demands spread from Boston to Wales, highlighting organized workers, six hour day pushes, and rising female labor participation across industries and regions.
The text suggests Neyland aims to rise as a standout athlete in football with future goals, noting American defenses drawing attention and his potential to join elite circles. It contrasts with possible baseball interest and acknowledges the difficulty of returning to service after leaving, citing a Congress action enabling Daly to resume Army duties.
Jim Coffey once known as the Dublin Giant earns a new moniker Tully Terror in one sport writer s view He grew up in Tully Carrobstiay Roscommon before moving to America Where he started guiding streetcars and later became a professional wing as a boxer.
Fragmentary notes indicate Kid Williams of Baltimore and Johnny are linked in financial matters with Coulon purchasing Venice City real estate for 967,500. The text is incomplete but suggests boxing and property deals intersecting in a Baltimore linked context.
Riders Ray Shurtliff and Hay Peck to San Francisco with president’s message after late start from Salt Lake City. The Ogden stop drew a crowd as the pair sped at high speed through Washington Avenue. They faced bad roads and a guard near Clearfield, cutting 26 minutes off a revised schedule amid a cross country race against time. The War Department monitors the pace to assess machine performance and reliability.
The riders entered Ogden and will relay the vestige to Kelton Utah where a relay team will take it to Cobre Nevada Pass Brigham City. The transcontinental riders arrived from Ogden at 10 25 tonight stopping briefly for gas then continuing toward Kelton aiming to reach around midnight.
Screenland reports a three days old baby acted in Little Marie directed by Tat Browning at Relance Mulhall studios. A doll was rejected and the infant traveled with a nurse to the Bellanet studio where Twilight Sleep was used, then returned to its mother after one hour. Doctor Cooley of the Light Hospital verified the child’s health remained unaffected eight hours later.
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