Oil firms oppose rate raise in Washington hearing
Western refiners represented by W C McEwan protest a four cent increase, arguing it would hit independent interests. The Stantant Oil Company claims pipet fees would lower its costs versus rivals, and independent firms should not fund carriers upgrades. Independent oil firms rely on existing tank cars funded by railroads.
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Con
W. C. McEwan
Western Petroleum Refiners’ Association
Stantant Oil Company
Stendard Oil
Intercate
Supreme Court Affirms Sale Case Amid Fraud Claims
Washington June 4. Montana decrees upholding the legality of the Parrott Sitter and Copper company case to Anaconds Copper Mining company by Heney Uf. Rogers and associates were sustained today by the supreme court. The decision followed a suit by stockholders of the farmer company to void the rule on grounds of fraud.
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Washington
Montana
Parrott Sitter and Copper Company
Anaconds Copper Mining Company
Heney Uf. Rogers and Associates
Supreme Court
Quaveni Edition of Tar Eagle magazine feature
The Utah Eagle issued this morning after the annual commencement. The 0 page publication covers the history of the school, its teachers and supporters. A page honors the late Milton Driggs, famed as Sunny Jr., with photographs and memorial text.
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Utah Eagle
Utah School
Mird
Milton Driggs
Frank
Driggs
Sunny Jr
iFchool
War lecture draws record audience at Ogden Chautauqua
War correspondent Montaville Flowers reports on the Ellison-White circuit event with Dr. GT Bis praising record attendance. The program features include James Goddard and the Boston Light Opera company, brass and vocal numbers, and lectures by Dr. Frank Hahn on The Social Geography of the War and The Rebuilding of the Temple.
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Orden
Chautauqua
Wilch
GT Bis
Utah’ Chautauqua Assembly
Frank ©. Dratarnt
Ogden
Lewis Block
Ellison-Whitea
Guy Kinghat
Frank G. Brament
Mils
Assembly
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Iloyd Grange
Lee Francis Lybarger
Frank Bolin
Williams
Ogdenman
James Goddard
Boston Light Opera Company
Ongawas
Igepesking
Frank Hahn
New York Times
Bohn
Montaville
Helen
Gossiping and lying in plain facts from an old man
A quirky exchange features a self confessed speaker and a young investigator debating gossip. The elder dismisses gossip as lying while the investigator cites rumors spread by the resident biolocal, highlighting late office hours as a potential source.
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Arall Dobby
Changa
War Speech Defends U S Entry as Self Defense
Secretary Lane addresses a home club of the interior department on the eve of war reclamation day. He argues the United States entered the war in self defense after German aggression, listing Belgium France and England as invaders and stressing duties of citizens to register and support the war effort.
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Wasitington
Lane Prade
Home Club
Interior Department
Germany
Anmerita
Laor
Choe
China
Carsda
England
France
America and the World Fight for Freedom and Democracy
A speech or editorial argues the Allied cause in World War I, praising American sacrifice and condemning Germany. It stresses fighting for democracy, condemns German aggression, and condemns the submarine threat, urging unity with Britain and France to defend global liberty and human dignity.
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Wolf Packa
Germany
Stecit
America
Austrian
Bulgaria
Turkey
Church Readers Elected at Christian Relief Church
June 4. At the annual meeting of the Christian Relief church of Boston or Toledo readers for three years were elected. Tickadt Youne of Chicago and Mrs Mary Raye Colby of Detroit were elected readers. They accord William I. McCracken of the city and Mrs Clandisterary Hazan of Tort Jani Ore.
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Horton
Toston
Boston theater promotes Liberty Bond in installment plan
Writing from Boston Heber Scowcroft notes a Liberty Bond booster distributed in a local theatre. The item mentions buying a Liberty Trend for 50 dollars and paying bond fees via an installment plan. A baseball game is planned in Boston tomorrow.
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Mass
Heber Scowcroft
Liberty
Emsbody
Gow Sre
Bnstons
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claim
A reader from Millon on the Hudson writes that women suffer from fatigue backache headaches and related pains caused by disordered kidneys and praises Foley Kidney Pills as exactly what she needs. The ad urges trying Foley Kidney Pills from A I No Intyro Drug Co.
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Mary V. Bunster
Millon-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Intyro Drug Co
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh
An old sale pitch promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts three decades of use and claims the remedy cleanses catarrh via the blood mucous surfaces. Readers are urged to buy now for immediate relief and a free sample offer.
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Siad
Mall
Fit. Cheney & CO
Teleda
Deugeiste
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