Labor Relations Policy Outlined by Cleveland Chamber
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce labor relations committee released a policy declaring principles for harmonious labor relations. It urges mutual agreement between employers and workers, discourages coercion, and emphasizes production, living costs, and worker health. The report supports a shorter workweek and notes the value of voluntary compliance and constructive dialogue.
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Cleveland
Marvel Hhe
Cleveland Chamber of Commierce
Warren
Stone
Logauolive Engineers
Mets
Flelis Pe Laws Enforcement and Cold Preventatives
Enforcement by Pitti of flelis pe laws noted alongside respect in carrelve measures. Mention of eTee For Colds Grip or Influenza Preventative aka Laxa Vine Dromg Quin ine tablets rove’s signature on the record.
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Banishment of Turk From Europe Urged
A New York meeting under the authority of St John the Divine urged the banishment of Turks from Europe. Protests against Turkish rule in Europe drew support from Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and others. The motion asked the Wilson administration to forward the petition to the President and sensed strong words about international action.
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Franklin K Lane Final Report Urges Civil Service Reform
Franklin K. Lane, retiring Interior Secretary, warns Washington lacks efficient organization for public service. He calls for fewer officials with greater capacity, clear responsibility, quicker promotions, higher salaries for top administrators, and reduced red tape. He emphasizes planning, engineering, and statesmanship to meet modern tasks.
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Lane Sho
Canada
New National Plant Aims to Lead In Auto Car Model
The article discusses Americanization and educational center growth, farm and resource developments for soldiers, and a major new manufacturing project. It notes a plan for a Nas sef car produced at a Kenosha inspired plant, promising to be among the top four counter cars. The piece ends with a digression about not worrying over the Kaiser’s fate.
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Aimee Ue
Lane
Hime
Saront
Kenosha
Amon
President Nash Visits Ogden After California Trip
President Nash and his wife of the Nash Motor Company, based in Kenosha Wisconsin, stopped in Ogden for a brief visit between rains. He spoke of Ogden's growing business prospects and announced approval of a local plant expansion plans. He noted his company’s Milwaukee purchase and hinted at future investment in Pine Wood area development.
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Paritle Nash Motor Company
Krengsia
Wisconsin
Odor
Nash
Noah Dealers of
California
San Vranciaco
Ogden
Leoc Arrall
Opden
Ceden
Pine Wore
Ollwaukee
Schilling Tea Offers Four Fine Flavors For Families
Those seeking a flavorful tea free from tannin puckery taste can enjoy Schilling Tea in four varieties Japan Ceylon India Oolong English Breakfast. Packaged in parchment lined moisture proof packs, Schilling & Co promotes economical American family use.
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Schilling
Japan
Ceylon
India
Grecera
Schitting & Co
Constance Talmadge Star in Two Weeks at Orpheum
Constance Talmadge drew three tty houses at the Orpheum last night with her film Two Weeks. The plot follows Lilium Blair a Broadway chorus girl who falls for aristocrat Clonbarry as she rises to stardom. complications arise including a two week separation and a dramatic turn as events unfold during a wild journey and misadventures with alcohol and deceit.
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Orpheum Theatre
Miss Talmadge
Lilluins Blair
Alfred Clonbarn
Tittus
Mnis
Mir Wanaval
Clonbarry
Red Cross to Wage Worldwide Campaign for Racial Betterment
Washington dispatch reports Red Cross leaders from 27 nations meeting in Geneva to promote a world campaign against disease and famine among "peoples caught in the backwash of the war" as a step toward a more unified relief effort. The plan outlines a 13 department general office and assigns Colone l R B Strong, U S A, to lead the office. The message questions progress and hints at reforms advancing in the organization.
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Red Cross Societies
Ara Galberis
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Red Cross Socielation
League
Earry
Calonel R. B. Strong
U.S. A
Bread Ad From Federal Rystem of Bakeries Unclear
An advertisement fragment mentions Krystal Ree bread from Noordatekey Perfection and Purity Area and Wheeler bakery. The text is garbled and provides no clear event or date.
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Crystal Kresmadr
Federal
Rystem of Bakeries
Krystal Ree Brenil
Noordatekey
Meade Bt
Wheeler Bakery
Txbel Avery Lowt
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