Labor Report Urges Federal Action on War to Peace Transition
The report, issued by the executive council of the American Federation of Labor, argues for government support in labor and industrial transition from wartime to peacetime, endorses public ownership of railroads, and calls for measures to curb price manipulation. It highlights wage policy, job programs, health insurance study progress, shorter workdays, and the need for broader labor influence in national policy. The document notes labor's role in postwar reconstruction, the Pan American Federation linkage, and continued AFL participation in international labor efforts.
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Atlantic
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He Qretican Federation of
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Adout
Bright
Sandards
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Pace
Gordacee
Rudye
Ticks
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American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Ralston
PDO Bos
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Shieh
Ixbor
Ilixaid
Women Industry
Executive Council
American Federation Bar
Fark
Kim
Convire Tabor
Collek
Department of Khor Ati
Congress
America
Federal Trade
Wilson
Sali
House
Interstar
American Federation of Gabor
International Lilies’ Grove
Cyion Wassom
Miblic
Executive Councils
Labor and Peace
American Federation of Enhor
Vacedo
Tex
Gompers
Jeff 45
Pan-American Federation of Labor of
Raredo
Samuel Gorapers
Liberty bonds buyer at Hudson Avenue
J. J. Beommit of 2417 Hudson avenue is paying top prices for Liberty bonds, offering generous rates to sellers and urging early transactions.
Railroads to repay government loans despite improvements
Federal officials told the House appropriations committee that railroads must return advances totaling 775,000 dollars used for improvements and equipment. They argued benefits went to the railways from government control and urged rapid repayment of funds spent in the current year.
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Washington
Federal Central
AOU
Hines
Howse Appropriations Committee
Twarings
Kenerdl
Soldier chooses a new path over old restaurant job
A young captain with a sterling war record returns to civilian life and declines a head waiter’s post to take a six thousand dollar annual job with a large firm, despite a tempting restaurant position and a prior plan to resume his old work.
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Washington
Walter
Arthur Woods
Jwndte
Remarkable Flight by the Dirigible C-5
Washington reports official confirmation the navy planned a nonstop transatlantic flight by the dirigible C-5 from St Johns Newfoundland to the coast. The 25 hour 32 minute voyage covered over 1 022 miles despite nearly constant adverse weather. the craft would have contended for honors had it remained aloft. Commander Coll notes mild hardship and warns the crew would have faced greater peril if airship stability failed. DAY AGAIN Barking Ayracurbe New June Chancellor Day Syracuse university condemns the league of nations project in a commencement address. He argues a remnant of statesmanship exists between America and imperial powers of distant nations.
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Washington
Jane
St Johns
N. F
Fe. Coil
Montawk Point
J. 1
Ft. Jalvis
NCA
St. Johne
Nown
Coll
James KR
Syracuse
League of Nelone Xe
Mambera
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America
Talres
Jeternzilonellera
Golfers open big tournament at St. Louis
More than 100 of America’s professionals and amateurs gather for the big golf tournament in St. Louis starting tomorrow. Defending champion Evans and Francis Ouimet, winner in 1913, are among entrants. Notable professionals include Brady, McDonald, Larn, Taylor, and Magen. Travers also returns for a likely strong field.
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Nuwipon
Mass
United States
Bris Burn Country Club
Charles Evans
Edgewater
Emery Tran
ST. Louis
West Newton
Marr
Ameri
Charles Po
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Kugewater
Mintkahda Cnontey Eli Courer
E Mine Nexpola
Bhi Strehes
Hales
Hurley Seeks Over £600 Million for Shipbuilding Push
Chairman Hurley urges Congress to approve more than £600 million to wind up the government's shipbuilding program. He argues the funding will boost U.S. naval capacity, expand the merchant fleet, and transform ship output from a minor to a major national effort. The plan notes that current needs and contract suspensions affect hundreds of millions in activity and that taxes and rebates already paid by shipbuilders reduce the net government cost.
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Congress
Duriog
Hem
Chairotne Harley
Chatman
Home Appropriations Committee
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United States Treasury
Part Women in Labor Policy Debated at Atlantic City Convention
Atlantic City N S June delegates of the American Federation of Labor gather to discuss women's roles in industrial peace, reconstruction policy, and government ownership. The Gompers administration faces questions on labor party prospects and federation stance.
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Atlantic City
N. S
Jenein
Executive Council
Samuel Gompere
Tlelict
Federaion
Labor Party
Gampern
Gampesa
the International Later
Letters From Cranks Stir Officials Across Papers
New York letters from self labeled cranks accusing officials of ignoring a rising anarchist threat spark wide coverage. The notes claim to reveal cadiguts and fate adhesars while officials deny the sensational claims and downplay the issue. Pershing denies a circulating report about requesting passage on a contingency trans Atlantic flight.
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New York
Cranks
Cadiguts
Department of Fist
Wilam J. Fiynn
Tena Monwhite
Agaren
Benz
Elala
Severe fighting on in Hungary reported across Danube frontier
Seeded reports say a massacre occurred near Gederharg after villagers refused to join Austria. Rebels allegedly burned Igotnhot and surrounding areas as a peasants militia formed a small force. Hungarian troops shelled, with many killed or executed as retreating groups were captured.
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Vienna
Mitngay
Gedenbure
Bern
Gederharg
Itulanevium
Avmtria
Kuo
Joseph jPoruny
Halsherik
Distriess
Aemely
Tthose
Jan
Budapest
Danube
Neutra
Sreseburg
Stvakia
Te Ie
Bonds for sale by J J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue
A local notice announces J J Brummitt offering liberty bonds for sale at high prices. Readers with bonds to sell are asked to contact Brummitt at the given address and phone number.
German Officers Led Rogman Army Plot in Nreasarabia
The report alleges that Russian Soviet forces fight Rogmnians in Nreasarabia because German officers are among Rogman leaders. It claims these officers formed a covert organization aiding Bolsheviks in Ukraine.
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Nreasarabia
Sm Ornanization
Ukraine
Lumber Yards to Close Noon Saturdays in June
At the Ogden Lumbermen's club May meeting it was decided that several lumber yards will close at noon on Saturdays during June until further notice. Yards listed include Nadger Coal, Volker Lumber, Pioneer Coals, Utah & Oregon, Wheelwright Lumber, and others.
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Ogden Lumbermen’s Club
Yacds
Nadger Soal & Lumber CO
NER_CO
Ats CO
Pioneer Coals
Utah & Oneg
Tenber Co
Volker Lumber CO
Wheelwright Lumber
Liberty bonds bought by J J Brimmitt at best prices
J J Brimmitt announces purchase of Liberty bonds at favorable rates. Contact at 2417 Hudson Avenue or call phone 59 for transaction details.
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J. J. Brimmitt
Hudson Avenue
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J. J. Beommit
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SS Louis
Harry G. Legg
Minikanda Club
Minneapelis
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
Hurley
U. S
Wrigley
Goody Land
Assesanomis
Aspen Eles
Indoaprnlent
New
Pershing
Pares
Ceneral Perdhinger
Associated Press
Tony Hit
Alr
Redd
Hungary
J. J.brummitt
Hudson Ave
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Titian’s Daily Wonderful Fairveg
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Commercial National Bank
Commercial National
Ogden, Ctab
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