Fair Price Board To Probe Charges Against Dealers
Chicago November 1 Major A A Sprague chairman of the fair price committee proposes to investigate charges that sugar speculators control the market and press dealers to sign contracts at exorbitant prices. District Attorney Clyne will take the charges before the federal grand jury.
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Fair Price Board
Chicago
A. al ‘Sprague
Chicago Fair Price Committee
Oduy
Clyne
Federal
Inside Bath Promoted as Key to Health and Freshness
The article urges daily morning use of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims inside bathing improves health beyond outside cleanliness and helps with indigestion constipation and dull complexions. It recommends a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store for initial trials.
Field Artillery Unit Formed by Captain Glasmann in Ogden
Captain Leséoe Glasmann appointed by Governor Lamberger to form a new field artillery unit in Ogden conferred with Colonel W W Gordon of the regular army on recruiting plans and organization. Gordon assigned to Tah tr the war department. A reenlisting program was discussed and likely to boost recruitment. Sergeants Hen Banks and Fenchères attended the meeting.
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Leséoe Glaamann
Lamberger
Arelery
Ogden
Gordon
United States Army
Col
War Department
Hen Banks
Fcencheres
Bituminous Miners and Operators to Form Wage Contract
Washington dispatch reports scale committees of bituminous miners and operators in the central competitive field began executive sessions to negotiate a wage contract after Garfield urged a permanent body to settle disputes. He noted 1918 costs and taxes, and argued for reasonable profits while maintaining coal supply, urging neither side absorb all profits nor the public pay excessive prices.
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Washington
Peders Snel
Gafield
Garfield
Ubi
John J. Lewis
Ital Ming Workers of America
Muller
Cammerell Enterprises
Congress
Winters
William Green
Re United Ming Workers
Gar Held
Fwal
Trewale
Sila
Tes
Povey Torlow
de G Felt
Aurel Ca
United Fitalea
United Starter
United States
Mayor Censures American Legion For Raiding Hall
Mayor John censured members of the American Legion for raiding the hall headquarters of the Soj Clarint party last night and burning suspected political literature. He called the raid mindless and vowed to investigate police inaction during the incident.
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American Legion
John 1
Lagi
So J Clarint Party
Progrean
Linker Declared Not Guilty in Local Murder Trial
The jury acquitted Thomas Z. Linker of the alleged killing of Fairview farmer Joseph Driggs on January 13. Judge Harall M. Stephens instructed that the verdict must be of first degree or acquittal, explaining the evidence limits.
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Thomas Z. Linker
Munter
Joseph Driggs
Fairview
Thriges
Som Street
Yes
Harall M. Stephens
Child District Court
Discovery of Malted Milk Benefits All Mankind
A 19th century note credits Newton with vacuum milk condensation in 1835 and Homlick of Racine Wisconsin in 1853 for turning milk into dry powder with malted grain extract, creating Malted Milk. The drink is praised for nutrition, digestibility, ease of preparation, and climate stability, marketed as Horlick’s with a call to avoid imitation.
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Newton
Homlick
Racine
Wis
Morlick
Horlick
Roofing incident near house shows money dispute details
A fragment mentions Linker as landlady and a confrontation shortly before an attack. It notes Utere presenting a display of bills and a claim that Linker and Brooks were owed money by a Mrs Linker. The readable item hints at a dispute over debts surrounding a roofing house.
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Linker
Utere
Brooks
Child Labor Report Urges International Age Agreement
The international labor conference considers a child labor committee report urging an international age rule. It proposes a minimum age of fourteen for work in industrial enterprises and prohibits employment of women under eighteen in industries with harsh conditions.
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Washington
International Labor Conference
Child Labor Committee
Workcom
Formal Order Issued For Imprisonment of William O Jenkins
A formal order of imprisonment for William O Jenkins, US consular agent at Puebla, on charges of false declarations and threats to peasants, was issued by Criminal Judge Gonzales Frames in Vuetta. Jenkins says the charges are untrue and he has not yet been taken into custody.
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Mexico City
Wiliam O. Jenkins
United States
Cananlay
Puebla
Hla Hacienda
Federico Caldova
Gonzales Frames
Vuetta
Jenkins
Assartion of Foress and Political Suppression Claims
The article reports no formal note from the United States on Jenkin’s release, while noting pressure on the Met government over his alleged actions. It cites charges tied to peons claiming involvement with a Cordova company and possible coercion behind the scenes. It also covers a Finland to Central America trade link via the ship Sine. One vessel has sailed from Helsingfors to Buenos Aires with Finnish goods, including a sewing machine and phonographs.
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Zita
United States
Jenkin
Met
Fion
Cordova
Fox
Jenking
Finland
Washington
America
Johne
Ateamship
Department of Comet
Helsingfors
Buenos
Aira
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Glasmann
Carter
Nature
Goodyear Geo. A
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Scott
Truiam
Scoté
Beott & Bowne
Noomfeld
Merry
Briggs
Sormeone
Suthy
Ryarder
Maw Tainker
William
Brook Perc
Thuardn
Hoth
Uren
William O. Jenkins
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