Schumann Heink Concert At Orpheum On June 2
Great interest shown in the Schumann Heink concert to be held at the Orpheum June 2 with ticket reservations already underway. Plans include a fund to sponsor a series of events next year and efforts to bring artists like Cull, Curel, McCormack, Heifels, and Bhan. Reserve seats early at the Orpheum box office and place telephone orders with Mary L. Jones at 2461 Washington Avenue.
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Mary L. Jones
Washington Avenue
Salt Lake Strike of Cooks and Waiters Renewed
Salt Lake workers in the cook and waiter union renewed a walkout after eight days of work stoppage. The dispute centers on wage increases and arbitration findings. Strikers returned to work pending arbitration and then walked out again when restaurant owners refused a reopening with a closed shop policy.
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Salt Lake
SA Titan
Linton EU Hors
Ogden man admitted to Utah bar amid war service ties
Durlin N Wheeler, a longtime Standard staffer and Ogden resident, was formally admitted to practice law by the Utah Supreme Court. Judge Dan Sullivan supported the admission. Wheeler had previously practiced in Los Angeles and served as a U S Army tank corps volunteer, mustering out at Camp Dix. He will maintain offices in the First National Bank building and will continue newspaper work while starting his practice.
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Ehaneery
Supreme Court of Utah
Dan Sullivan
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
United States
Hls
Ogden Two Yours App
Ale Latey
Asa
United States Tank
Carga
Ogden
Camp Dix
New Jertsey
Uist
Sessmon
First National Bank
Sullivan
Juvenile Court
Hils
Standard
Three Northwest Shipyards to be Dismantled for France
SEATTLE May 22 The Foundation company shipyards at Tacoma Portland and Victoria are to be dismantled and the best ships shipped to France. Henry Bouset French liaison commissioner announced on arrival in Seattle. Estimate notes that $200,090,000 worth of ship contracts might be let to northwest yards of the company.
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Foundation Company
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Portland
Nira
Victoria
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France
Henry Bouset
Yeuch
Construction yards idle as projects wind down across two cities
The Foundation yards at Tacoma and Portland have been idle for some time while Tavis completed the last of their contract. The Victoria yard will finish construction of ten wooden limbs before being dismantled.
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Tacoma
Portland
Tavis
Victoria Yard
Withdrawal of U S Army From Europe Demanded
Rep. Kuhn of California, head of the House military committee, plans to press for withdrawing American troops from Europe. He announces a peacetime army and universal military training as core points in his investigation of conditions in the A T. He indicates a demand to publish full terms of the peace treaty and questions the role of British forces alongside U S troops.
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Europe
Kehn
California
House Military Committee
House
Wann
Kuhn
Wan
American property would face many surprises in study
A fragment notes a speaker predicting that American property or private rights would yield many surprises upon examination or study, indicating skepticism about existing interpretations or norms. The brief hints at a broader debate about property definitions and governance in the period.
Record Time Built Steel Steamer City of Eureka Portland
Portland May 22. The seven days from keel laying to launch and 27 days to completion set a world record for the City of Eureka a 809 ton steamer built by the Columbia River Shipbuilding Corporation. Jef Loday speaks on her builders notes. The claim marks a record pace from keel to launch and from launch to equipment finish.
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Ore
Ser Fee
Eureka
Columbia River Sulpbathing Corporation
Jef
Loday
Uta
Owe Yessel
Retail Prices Three Per Cent Below the December High Mark
U S Department of Labor statistics show food prices in April 3 percent below the December peak, workers note a 4 percent rise from March. In New York, a judge denies a group of minority stockholders of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad their bid for a receiver to salvage the railroad and pursue regulatory actions.
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Washington
United States
Ge Dbureau
Labor Situatics
New York
New York, Haven and Hartford Railroad
Directo Lege
Mantoit
Enkorge Prohibition Measure Introduced in Senate
A wartime prohibition enforcement bill was introduced by Senator Sheppard and other lawmakers. The proposal seeks constitutional amendment authority and references search provisions and wartime measures.
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Sheppard
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