Conservation Congress backs private development of water power
Washington special reports the National Conservation Congress endorsing private industrial development of U S Great water power resources by a three to one vote after a stormy three hour session. The body rejects charges of packing and stresses regulatory action to unleash river power for cheaper energy and farming benefits. Leaders cited Hugh L Cooper and urged action across federal and state levels to catch up with other nations in water power use.
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Washington
United States
Natioral Conservation Congress
Congress
Gifford Pinochet
The
Conservation Congress
Ita
Kreat Rivera
Hugh L. Cooper
Keokuk
Niagara
Susquehanna Rilver
America
Henry §. Drinker
Lehigh University
Amalgamated Sugar stock trades amid Utabtécho Bupar note
The Ogden market shows Amalgamated Sugar shares at six dollars per share with broad investor interest. Early wartime activity saw prices near eighty dollars, signaling improved industry prospects expected to last years. A Utah stock offer hints at a notable price movement and market optimism amid scattered trading.
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Bugar
Bupar
Exclusion Debate Shapes Japanean Policy Controversy
The New Republic examines Japanese indignation over exclusion and remigration rules. It argues that while Japan dislikes perceived inferiority claims, its leaders worry about permanent colonization and the national role of immigration. The piece links immigration to broader trade and policy tensions, noting diplomacy hinges on gentleman’s agreements.
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New Republic
Weeregard
Henry
China
Anne
Churchill Criticisms and Allied Strategy Amid War Turmoil
Fragmented report from wartime debates outlining Churchill’s criticisms and calls for consolidation of allied forces. References to Armies in trenches, actions in Egypt, Salamis, India, and potential plans to deter enemy offensives. Mentions of naval and ground forces readiness and public anxiety over defense.
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Hahill
Hespesha
Egypt
Salmiht
India
Church
Ales
Fnvas Venrees
Brat
Pat Lye AM
Citeat
Popes
Discovery of a Terr Conspiracy in Ogden Revelations
Fragmentary report claims a prominent Ogden figure headed a group including Medod Trewery and Tian associates forming the Greater Pash Wistiey Peace. Names Heber Wood and others are mentioned amid alleged plans and armed elements.
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Menapper
Ogden
Medod Trewery
Knian
Heber
Leke Lind
Whie
Arm Algal
Jiggia
Utah Prohibition Politics and Salt Lake Influence Explored
The Post reports on a Cleveland writer’s view of a pact by a political league aiming to control Utah state and county conventions to nominate candidates for legislative and executive offices. It asserts plans to place five ideological workers per election district to steer delegates, funded and organized to oppose liquor laws. The piece discusses Utah’s dry movement and skepticism toward Osden’s alleged bid to seize political power.
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Crown
Clevaland
Ogden
bMe
Post
Salt Lake County
Bowil
Utah
Ogden Mes
Prove Post
Tah
Peacetime Mission Rumors From German Leaders
A fragmentary dispatch discusses Teinee von Ruclow and Von Buelow traveling to Washington on a peace mission. The piece argues German and Central Powers moves hint at seeking terms, with speculation about whether a sudden peace could follow a wartime declaration and the risks of a merely armed peace without lasting settlement.
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Chanerlier
Washington
von Buslaw
Setzerland
United States
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Uoe
Teutons
Germany
Oribout
Frince Son Ruelow
von Buelow Alts Doen
Wilson
Teace
Belgium
Serbia
Europe
GENERAL SEES NO SIGN OF PEACE
London reports a misquoted note from Basel stating that peace negotiations are rumored to begin. The piece warns such talk unsettles troops and morale on the front, urging soldiers to remain loyal to the empire and reject any peace terms.
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London
Gahl
Marshal van Vlodenturg
Hla
Newa
Basel
Saftavrland
Davina
Dyina
Fragmented note on time signals near harbor
A garbled line mentions inexact timing signals by the harbor Taibon with references to automatic events occurring minutes before each hour and being concluded at the hour, indicating a clock or beacon system at the port.
Senators Vote For Brandeis Nomination Report
The senate Judiciary Committee voted ten to eight to report favorably the nomination of a Wilson appointee to the Supreme Court. The vote followed weeks of investigation into fitness, with a strict party line. Open session consideration and further actions remain undecided.
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Wilson
Washington, Y
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Tallis 1
Hransfels
Aupreme Court
Cummins
Iowa
Culberson
Overman
Hilton
Ogarman
Fletcher
Reed
Awhuraty Shields
Walsh
Smith
Georgia
Glenstorm
Clark
Wyoming
Nelson
Dillingham
Sutherland
Hrandesre
Korsh
Cumming and Works
Wissat
Mn Committee
Citizens of
Heaton
Wen
Luncheon Honoring Federation Women Draws Notables
New York May 24 luncheon hosted by Mrs John Hays Hammond for the General Federation of Women's Clubs reveals a galaxy of cabinet ministers ambassadors and prominent figures including Mrs Thoms Marshall Mrs Champ Clark Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Mrs William S Rockerfeller and many others. The event highlights the society circle surrounding the biennial federation meeting as Evan Cowles California's candidate for presidency is not listed on the guest list.
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New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Hays Hammond
Fatele
Thoods Marshall
United States
Champ Clirk
Mieg Mabel Roaniman
Stra
William Sf Tatt
Theodore W Woosevelt
Guesia
Mra
Bamuel Nh
FIRE RAGING IN COMSTOCK MINE
Virginia City May reports a mine fire at the Yellow Jacket on the Comstock Lode near Virginia City. At least four men dead with two bodies recovered. fire began last night at the 1600 foot level, deepest active level. F B W Sturges heads Yellow Jacket Gold Mining Co based in Scranton with offices in San Francisco.
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Virginia City
Nevy
Yellow Jacket
F. B W. Sturges
Scranton
Yellow Jacket Gold Mining Company
San Francisco
Beardless Youth Elected Delegate for Demo Convention
Arkansas selects the youngest ever national convention delegate. Tom Pee, a teen attorney from Tittle Rock, ran on a platform advocating preparedness and a rural credits system. The item appears among the classified ads.
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Arkansas
St. Louis
Tom Pee
Tittle Rock
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