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Trade of Philippine Islands during World War II imports
In fiscal 1944 the United States supplied over half of Philippine imports, a first. 1914 figures show US goods worth 2,872,080 dollars and other countries 27,440,000 dollars. The Philippines exported 22,047,000 dollars to the U S and 29,091,000 to other nations.
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United States
Philippine Islands
War de Partment
Otkey Countrira
Statis
India
Crombe
Prohibition Debate Shapes Trade and Health Policies
A 1916 document notes shifts in U S trade with the Philippine Islands amid temperance debates. It cites increased ship shipments value, lists top imported goods such as cotton goods and iron, and discusses how temperance and regulation affect economic exchange and public welfare. The analysis emphasizes the broader impact on mental health, labor, and longevity as debates over alcohol policy press on commerce and social policy.
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Daparli
Monta
Philippine
Lota
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippine Jnlandy
Liquor Dealers Hear Call for Inalienable Right to Product
The president of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association spoke at the opening session asserting that the people possess an inborn inherent right to liquor, calling it a right of essential entitlement and habit.
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National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Russell-James Co
Tech
Utah
Teo Russell-Jan
Milk Tests Spark Controversy In Ogden Officials Probe
Ogden authorities face public concern over milk and cream quality after urgent inspections reveal possible contamination. Tests overseen by state and federal authorities show some samples with dirt and unspecified unsafe elements. Public interest groups urge full disclosure, while officials consider withholding detailed results.
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Ogden
Weber County
Sile
Eny
Ainte
Ogden High School
Beru
Public Reputation and Milk Tests Stir Utah News
The Standard plans to publish milk test results, citing public health as a priority and urging openness from health officials. Editors warn that withholding data could harm Ogden’s reputation and audience trust while noting respected state figures and university regents influence public discourse.
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Reporta Io
Ogden
Ely
Utah
Board of Regents
University of ‘Via
Candia
Agquabbie
Peealdett
Denver
Garner family mourns Wyrum Elihu Garner in Teton funeral
Rufus and Fred Garner arrived back from Idaho after attending their brother Wyrum Elihu Garner's funeral in Teton. The service, led by Bishop Geet Clem ele, featured speakers Judge John J. Donaldson and Daniel Miller. Wyrum, born November 1877 in Ogden, died May 20 from pneumonia after a two day illness. He settled in Teton, farmed Canyon Creek land, married in 1904, and is survived by his widow, five children, his mother, two sisters, and brothers HL. J. Gayner, Fred S. Garner, Russ Garner, and Frank V. Garner. The Garner family rooted in early Utah settlement.
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Rufus A. Garner
Fred Garner
Teton
Idaho
Wyrum Elihu Garner
Frank
Henry Garner
Treton
Geet Clemele
John J. Donaldson
Daniel Miller
Yellowstone State
John BE
J.C. Nyder
Matthew
John A. Garner
Rexburg
Aytum Tlibu Garner
Ogden
Canyon Reek
Frank VP
Garner
Swanston
Wye
Mra. F
Horspool
Alta Cook
Ile
Henry
Mary Brownins Garner
Canyon Creek
Militant Actions Hurt Suffragists
Chicago observers report discord within the suffrage movement as Alice Stone Hackwell of New York criticizes tactics and urges unity. Hackwell cites progress in the South while stressing that constitutional reforms must enfranchise women only in a manner parallel to men. Modil McCormie, chair of a reform committee, outlines the ongoing effort and committee work.
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Chicago
Alice Stone Hackwell
New York
Trackwell
Crimp Shipbuilding Company Stock Sale Report
A historical notice notes Crimp Shipbuilding Company stock activity with mentions of Chidtelphia and Taye Orth, indicating a stock exchange action and implied changes in ownership or control. The fragment hints at a corporate lease or asset movement affecting the Crimp Shipbuilding firm and its holdings.
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Chidtelphia
Taye
Crump
Senses
Nellehon
Steet
Pontiany
Thomas
Stock Exchange
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