Governors Clash at Conference Over Policy Debate
A clash erupted between Governors Edge of New Jersey and Cox of Ohio at a governors and mayors conference. Edge attacked federal policy as overreaching, while Cox urged a clear pricing and railroad improvement program. The exchange followed clashes over government goals and industry policy.
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Washington
Governor Edge
New Jersey
Governor Cox
Ohio
Conference of Governors and Mayors
Edge
Overnor Cox
Cox
Kilge
Goveror Edge
Ke Aia
Coy
Congress
No Agreement Is Reached Between U S and Copper Producers
Washington March 4 no agreement has been reached in negotiations between the copper producers and the war department over the disposal of 140000000 pounds of copper acquired by the government during the war. Producers suggested the department did not consider their proposals satisfactory while the government aims to absorb surplus through industries without harming the market. The war department indicated officials oppose backing the copper market by storing the entire surplus.
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Washington
War Department
Woo
Govrnment
Quard Active in Utah Wet Grasshopper Raids Curb Losses
State crop pest report notesQuard activity has saved Utah hundreds of thousands of dollars by wet grasshopper raids in counties where pests threaten all vertical products. Biennial report submitted to the governor covers crop damage and control efforts through September. Kahns to France political note hints at House committee leadership changes.
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Utah
Tha
Pecenbe
Hot Water Morning Routine Promoted by Doctor Ads
A health ad urges drinking hot water with dissolved phosphate each morning to flush stomach, kidneys, and bowels. It claims cleansing the digestive tract prevents headaches, colds, and fatigue, and promotes clear skin. The text cites a well known physician and recommends a quarter pound of limestone phosphate powder from a pharmacist, asserting low cost and tastelessness.
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Hyer, Kinnerys
Liner Appenine Driven Ashore By an Ice Pack
A vessel named Appenine was driven ashore near St. Aown's, SLOK, March 5, after contact with an ice pack. The ship was loose from its course, blocked by ice, and efforts to salvage are expected as winds shift. Witlees bay point lies about 20 miles south of the port.
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ST. Aown's
Slok
Marth
the. Aces
Cleavier Appenine
Boyd
Sterpant
Carly Tod ' Ira
Colitve
Witlees Bay
Real Estate Transfers and Public Notices Fragment
Real estate transfers listed including Annie L Rewbottom to Ogden City and Mary Ann Skeen Etherington to Wittart A Gheen with various tract descriptions and nominal sums. Public notices reference a senate committee pension bill discussion and firefighter retirement provisions. text includes ad copies and medical product claims.
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Annie L. Rewbottom
Ogden City
Qadon
Osiryey
Etwird Sowell
Kinek
West
Ogden
Conakberation
Mary Ann Skeen Etherington
Wittart A. Gheen
Taxnship Marth
Mage
Eant Hall
Hontrigr
Marvin
Bkeen
Andy
Mel
West Hall
Sugar Men Meet at Conference on Work Progress
A group of officials listed as Cratty White and Washington met yesterday to discuss duties and the upcoming convention. The meeting aimed to review the work and prepare for sessions, with the convention set to begin today.
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Mie
Cirhory Pethiads
Giannis Che
Iby
Delegation 10 Discuss Polish Line 15 Named
Paris dispatch reports delegation ten named to meet the interallied mission in Poland to ease the Poland Germany boundary dispute. German delegates include Baron von Rechenbire Dr Rows the Proastay minister of the interior and other officers and experts. First meeting set for Kreuz near Drombers in March.
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Paris
Mareh de Geri
Ue Interalied
Poland
Germany
Baron von Rechenbire
Dr Rows
Kreuz
Drombers
Balm for Open Nostrils End Cold Or Catarrh
An old advertisement promotes a spray or balm to relieve nasal congestion from colds or catarrh. It claims the product clears nasal passages, eases headaches, and helps breathing, advising readers to obtain the bottle from a druggist and apply a small amount in the nostrils. The wording imitates early 20th century medical tone with vivid sensory references.
Ogden schools push thrift stamp sales amid budget strain
City schools continue selling thrift stamps as budget concerns mount and families face rising tuition costs. The week through February 28 outlines campaigns and teacher guidance amid economy worries. The text also notes a Metropolitan Opera ticket drive linked to public events and security measures surrounding a political gathering.
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Ogden
Rankin Farewell Honored Amid Senate Tribute
Fragmented report notes an older widowly tribute to Senator Rankin of Montana as the first woman member of a congress, with scant readable text praising her groundbreaking career and public service. An odd mention of dividends and a Woolen company appears, but key facts are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Mies Rankin
Warilln
Rankin
Montana
Carewell
Lloyd George Warns of Dire Civilization Risk
In London on March d Peemler Lloyd George speaking to a joint committee of employers and employees warned that civilization could be lost unless justice and fair play prevail for all classes. He urged united action to avert catastrophe and stressed the need for shared sacrifice.
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London
Peemler Lloyd George
Joint Committee of Employers and Employes
Board Named for Economic and Financial Peace
Paris reports a peace conference plan to add commissions on economics and finance. Each ten members from great powers and five from minor powers would tackle customs rules treaty effects and debts. Delegates argued over representation as Southerners resisted compromise. meeting adjourned without a vote.
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Paris
Economic Commission
China
Turkey
Greece
Travas
Srenat
South Acr
Enridne Rony Y de ME
Parlas
Epiticio Pessea
Brazailian Delecarion
Bolshevism Spreads in Russia Says Trotzky War Minister
An undated dispatch from Washington reports Trotsky asserting Bolshevik influence expands in Russia amid calls for world workers to unite against capital and war. He claims support across Germany and Italy with propaganda aiding Bolshevik aims and predicts eventual triumph.
Sanater Pittman Scores Action of Republicans
Sanater Pittman features in a report about Republican activity and party actions. The article references political demonstrations, fundraising, and a rally atmosphere, noting local figures and turnout while implying upcoming events and party strategy shifts.
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Sanater Pittman
Senator Pilman on treaty ratification and Senate conduct
Senator Pilman said the purpose is to compel the president to force signing a peace treaty with enemies without forming a league of nations. He criticized Republican conduct in the last session as harming the party’s standing with plain people. He warned the Senate that a league would be established and citizens would chafe under it, insisting the treaty will be ratified.
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Pilman
Senate
State of Siege Declared in Berlin by Prussian Government
March 4 the Prussian government declared a state of siege in Berlin and suburbs including Spandau to protect the bulk of the working people from fascine terror of the minority. Minister of War Noske has issued executive power in a Berlin dispatch.
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Tagen
Poleis
Spandau Saus
Congress members plan canal visit amid travel party
A party of congress members and spouses heads to visit the Panama Canal with Reavis of Nebraska and Taylor of Colorado among the attendees. In Berlin, Spartacans push a general strike after a stormy session, backed by a slim majority with independent Socialists supporting them while the majority Socialists and Democrats oppose.
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Reavis
Nebraska
Taylor
Colorado
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Post
Spartacans
Berlin
Saya
Socialista
Democrats
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Ford Eagle boat best submarine chaser built
Washington March 4 The Ford Eagle boat is the boat type of submarine chaser in existence and is required as part of a complete fate seen in peace. The Senate Naval Affairs Sub committee, which inquired into the construction of the craft, reported today in the Senate. No charges against the Ford Sister company, which contracted to mill the Eagle boats during the war, are sustained.
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Ford Eagle
Senate Naval Affaira
Senate
Ford Siater Company
Sre
Susteined
Organization of Congress Is Considered For 66th Assembly
Washington March 4 Republicans and Democrats in the house turn to their organizations for the 66th congress with a possible early special session. The Republican committee on committees will meet to begin work likely to take a week. Unclear leadership outlines and committee assignments hint at a contested power balance pending minority influence and potential shifts in chairmanships.
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California
Shy House Wildary Committee
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Pudlliniy Torees
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Failure of Railroad Bill Shocks Pennsylvania Leaders
March 4 Samult Rhew president of the Pennsylvania railroad company condemns Congress for failing to pass the 750 000 appropriation for the railroad fund. He warns the move leaves the railroad system in confusion and jeopardizes orders for land, materials and supplies from firms in Pennsylvania and other cities. The report notes the setback hits many companies reliant on railroad activity. Also Cincinnati club purchases pitcher Sallee from the New York Nation al lenge clea today, per official club announcement.
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Pennsylvania
Sallee
Cincinnati
Tiarry Sellee
New York National
Longworth Obie Speaker Vote Amid Public Dispute
Amid a disputed vote, Longworth appears connected to the speaker selection with debate over voting strength. Supporters of Mr. Main claim influence, while others reference sirs port and publicran wording. The fragment hints at internal party divisions and accountability for the speaker choice.
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Longworth
Obie
Gillett
Mr. Main
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