Utah Workmen's Compensation Law to Take Effect
The July 1 enforcement deadline for Utah's Workmen's Compensation Act is announced. Employers with four or more workers must secure compensation for employees, via the state insurance fund or approved direct payment, with rules requiring clear notices of compliance posted publicly.
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Kerplog
Glock Corporation
Utah
P. A. Thatcher
Industrial Commission of Utah
Fullowa
The Standard Newspaper Lawsuit Summary
The Standard, an independent daily newspaper, faces a suit filed in court. Details indicate the case involves the publication and corporate status and could affect its future publishing schedule.
Helping the Russians with American efficiency experts
The arrival of the American railway commission inspires plans to triple rail traffic with existing deficiencies. American operating methods will be applied to revive rotting stock and improve performance. A Petrograd cable says Biers and colleagues will expand Vladivostok harbor to handle anticipated large American orders.
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Russia
Americanaailway Commission
America
Petrograd
Biersens
Put and Check on Them in Ogdens City War Time Critique
A city leader faces critique for pushing costly improvements while labor is scarce. Ogdens residents are urged to support farmers and industry, with private employment offices inviting men to farm work and construction jobs. The piece condemns a labor bidding campaign as disloyal to wartime needs.
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Balt Lake
Ogdens
Twentyffth Street
Vanderbilt
United States
Critical stage in cotton trade discussed in London
The Liverpool cotton futures market closed amid heavy talk of government intervention. Reports from London Manchester and Liverpool note concern over output controls and possible government seizure of all cotton imports, seen as necessary to avert deeper supply tensions.
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Liverpool
London
Manchester
Cos
Submarine War Threatens Lancashire As Munitions Rise
The Times notes insufficient incomes to cover higher prices with food up one hundred percent and pins blame on shipping losses from the submarine war. It warns of hard times ahead in Lancashire even if the submarine war eases, as cotton remains scarce. British munition workers enroll as volunteers and are reassigned by the government to various parts of England with wages tied to current postings.
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Utah
Ucave
Elberts
the Times
Lancashire
England
Stomach acidity blamed for indigestion and heartburn
An old advertorial notes stomach troubles stem from excess acid causing sour stomach, burping, and heartburn. It urges taking a teaspoon of saturated magnesia with water after meals to neutralize acid, claiming rapid relief and a safe, inexpensive remedy from any drugist.
Dock Workers Mobilized in Flank to Union Duty
Dock workers enroll with the union and mobilize as civilians, wearing the Belt to unload cargo. They must be in any section the government alerts for duties.
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Flang
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