Ogden industrial boom noted with new plants and jobs
The article surveys Ogden's emerging industries with nearly 200 workers at the American Can plant, the Wood Products company, a Layton sugar factory twelve miles away, a concrete silo plant, and expanding packing operations. It highlights growth prospects, increased payrolls, and Ogden's rise as a regional manufacturing hub amid plans for multiple facilities and broader trade.
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American Can Company
Asden
Ceren
Wood Producta Company
Turing
Layton
Ogden
Ogden Aims to Become Major Mountain West Manufacturing Hub
The text notes Ogden expanding its candle industry into large cities along the canal and into El Pago, Texas, signaling citywide industrial growth. It argues this success proves Ogden is an ideal site for substantial manufacturing, and urges directing efforts to attract more and larger factories to the city.
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el Pago
Texas
Ogden
Mountain West
Wilson warns Mexico to impose order or face action
President Woodrow Wilson concludes Mexico is in anarchy and plans a message to the Mexican government. He urges factions to offer greater protection to American interests to deter intervention, noting Mexican leaders view soft words as insufficient and may resort to force if needed.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Bismarck and Neutral Rights in 1871 Continued
The piece recalls January 15 1871 when Bismarck governed United Germany amid a German French war. It cites Busch’s biography noting neutral rights under the 1799 treaty, urging Germany to respect American ships and contraband rules to preserve friendship over hostility.
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United States
Germany
Neut-Rale
Gen
Prussia
France
Bismarck
Busch
Span
Tam
Belgian Relief Commission Triumphs In Belgium Food Aid
The American Commission for Relief in Belgium reports a successful effort delivering $65,000,000 worth of food with only $14,000,000 contributed, aided by Belgian funds and clever financial moves. It details converting paper money to gold, securing debt payments abroad, and expanding banking to support municipal needs and civil government amid wartime strain.
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Belgium
American Commission For Relief
Het Blans
London
Herbert Mlark Hoover
Ota
Fondstuffa
Miny
Thal Onge
Cen
Dearees
Commission
Haa
Mintha Achoola
Ogden Manufacturer Completes Long Journey Home
Jameéa Woltersponn of the Bhipe-Wil ams Candy company returns from an eight week tour across the Intermountain states and Mexico. He visited Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and more, praising Boise roads and the Oregon Lumber firm in Baker City while noting Utah Mormon missionary work, the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco, and a grand canyon trip with stops at Albuquerque Prescott and Phoenix.
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Jameéa Woltersponn
Bhipe-Wilams Candy Company
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Mexico
Wotherspoon
Boise
Ioho
South
Idaho Candy Company
Baker City
Oregon Lumber Company
David Broles
Portland
Buay City
Ballard
Miss Skeen
Plain City
Seattle
Klondyke
Misa T. Higgenbotham
Ogden
Bestile
Mr. Wotherspoon
Utah
Los Angeles
George Driver
San Diego
San Francisco
Alec
Tia Juana
Ogden Canyon
Rudolph Kuebler
Phoenix
Water Company
Ban Tego
Grand Canyon
Milles Island
Lott? EL Tovar
Nermits Rest
Angel Hotel
Canyon
Prescott
Williams
Roosevelt
Salt River Valley
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Pu 4Ignen
Willam Glasmann
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Kiug
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Hutte
Denver
Salt, Lake
Oakland
Omaha
Kansas City
Theo
America
Heliet
Commission Aid
Fallowe
Calley Saye
Ceres
Rea
Bramwell
Federal Land & Mortgage Co
Luther S. Foss
David Eccles
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