Standard Oil plants guarded after deadly strike clash
Bayonne Oct 11 nearly all city police guarded Standard Oil and Tidewater plants as 1000 strikers clashed with officers. Four policemen and nine strikers were wounded, two strikers believed to be fatally hurt. Police armed with repeating rifles and shotguns entrenched, yards barricaded, workers returning by roundabout routes.
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Bayonne
N. Jo
Standard Qoh Company
Tidewater Oil Company
Hergen Point
Tide Water Ol Company
Stikera
Porapa
Polles
Freezing Point Of Mercury Stated By Standards Bureau
Washington report says the bureau of standards announced the freezing point of mercury at minus 38.7 degrees Celsius or 0.217 degrees Fahrenheit. The bureau uses platinum resistance thermometers for precise measurement. A stray line about women and youth appears before the classifieds.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Former Apostle Led by Death in Forest Dale Funeral Planned
John W. Taylor aged 57, former Mormon church apostle and son of late President John Taylor, died after an illness of four months at his Forest Dale home. He was born May 16, 1868, in Provo and lived in Salt Lake, Cassin County Idaho, and Kansea Utah. Survived by his widow and a large family. Funeral services set for Friday at 1:30 PM in Forest Dale ward chapel with interment in the city cemetery.
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Balt Lake
Ort
John W. Taylor
Mormon Church
John Taylor
Forest Dale
Te Wan
Mr. Taylor
Provo
Fourteenth Ward
Salt Lake
Cassin County
Idaho
Kansea
Utah
Edward W. Davis
Taylor
Matthias F. Cowley
United States
Canada
Mexico
Alberta
Tle
Colorado
Apontis Taylor
Cowley
Forest Dale Ward Chapel
Reservoir Construction At Brigham City Progressing
Brigham City sees rapid work on the Devil's Gate reservoir project with 10-Actirs crews laying groundwork. Concrete mixers arrived Sunday and teams move materials to hillside sites about ten miles away. A large workforce has spent weeks preparing, and state engineer approval has been noted as work advances. The reservoirs will store surplus irrigation water.
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Brigham City
Devil's Gate
Nox Galog
Alan auction case sparks Birmingham age herald note
A fragment from the Birmingham Age Herald mentions a character named Alan in connection with an auction case. Other quoted lines reference a handsome Ager and a self-asked plea, with a whispered inquiry about a jungle setting.
Women Heal Oldill With Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Three real cases show women once unable to move or work gaining strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Harrisburg woman saved from a growth, a Minnesota mother regaining energy, and a Pittsburgh woman restoring regularity and health after doctors gave up. The ad urges all women to seek confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham's team.
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Pinkham
Titisburg
Penn
Oni
Clemestina Douzanina
Gardner St
Troy III
Pittsburg
Lydia Pickham
Welcine Co
Lynn, Mess
Cit
Utah Campaign Rages With Wilson Speakers Touring West
Democratic leaders in Utah prepare for a burst of activity as Senator Saulbury Baulsbury of Delaware arrives for conferences with Utah officials. Plans center on coordinating with local Democrats to bolster President Wilson’s ticket, with Towne Mayo and other Progressive-era figures slated to tour the state and speak in major towns.
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Balt Lake
Witlerd Baulsbury
Delaware
Utah
Saulasbury
United Staten Senate
Baulabury
United States
Fred T. Tinbola
Idaho
Dubois
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Grand Hap
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Des Moines
Denver
Jacob
Neb
Los Angeles
Seattle
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Me. Bryan
Towne
Ollie James
James
Han
Charles A. Towne
Benator Towne
Beachies
Salt Lake
Ogden
Weber
Davis
Ihel Auditorium
Bathopibah Thoman
Chicago
R. BD. Thurman
Democratic State Committee
James H. Mayo
House of Representatives
Congress
Martin Glino
Cilla James
Elman Bamberger
C. C. Nelson
Fillmore
Nelson
Ucket
James Tl. Morle
Tooele
Woodrow Wilson Club
Heber City
A.J. Weber
Eureka
Roberts
Dalen
Oregon May Be Flax Producer From Oregon Flax Plans
Salt Lake Oct. 11 The possibility of Oregon becoming a flax producer moves toward reality via Frank D. Houlse in Salt Lake City. He cites Oregon merchants backing a project tied to Irish and Belgian flax expertise, with Illinois–style bleaching advances and climate advantages. An Oregon experiment station in Baler faces labor hurdles, but a new bleaching process could free land for crops.
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Salt Lake
Oregon
Frank D. Houlse
Salt Lake City
Utah
Phare Fant
Irotaza
Hulee
Berabrook
Brilast
United Kingdom
Baler
Ore
An Att
Ireland
Belgium
Import of Moen goods and high prices spark U.S. food production talk
Industry voices a proposal to add a labor and profits field in the Webfoot State to address high prices. The argument hinges on whether domestic production of high-class household items can meet demand, reducing reliance on imports and easing costs.
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Webfoot
America
Directors for the Union Pacific reelected at stockholders meeting
Salt Lake Oct 10 The annual stockholders meeting of the Union Pacific Railroad company reelected Oliver Ames A J Harllee Robert W Goelet W A Harriman Marvin Hughitt Otto J Kahn J Lovett William Peabody William Rockefeller W G Rockefeller Mortimer L Sebast Oyster Bay NY Joseph F Smith W W Theme Frank Turnbull Vanderlip These directors will meet in New York to elect officers Vice President Platt and others attended with proxies for over 2 000 000 shares of capital stock securing the proceedings Also the annual meeting of the Union Pacific Equipment Association stockholders was held with General Manager George H Smith presiding and Alex Millar of New York present
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Salt Lake
Annua
Uninn Pacific Railroad Company
I. ¥. Wiatt
Oliver Ames
Boston
Mase
A. J. Harllee
Chicago
Robert Wi. Goelet
Newport
Iw. A. Harriman
Arden
N. Y
Mar Yin Hugnltt
Otto J. Kahn
Blorriatown
Union Facifle Equipment Association
Momming
Oregon
George H. Smith
Jenkinson
E. C. Manson
Ithis Elty
Alex Millar
New York
Proarca Represent
Don’t Wash Your Hands on the Towel Notice
A playful public notice seeks both male and female demonstrators for an Eccles bar promotion. Apply between 4 and 5 p.m. with details referring to a product called Eucerite Bankary Boape and Pura mineral.
Union Pacific Land company holds stockholders meeting
The annual stockholders meeting was held yesterday in the Oregon Short Line offices. General Counsel George H. Smith and Secretary Aler Millar led the session with proxies from 1000 state capital stock holders. Directors elected include WLW Clark W A Harriman St 3 Lovett Mex Millar C 1 Belg ar and C C Bullman all of New York. The Omaha based land company oversees railroad land grants in Kansas and Colorado as a real estate entity.
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E. E. Calin
Omaha
C. Hf. Jenkinson
Salt Lake
F. Fi. Kolckerbocker
Vacatello
U. H._Emlth
Union Pacific Land Company
George H. Smith
Aler Millar
New York
Espital
London Press Complains On Submarine Waterfront Reach
London papers debate U-53 actions and US echoing calls to recall armed cruisers from trade lanes near American waters. Westminster Gazette trusts naval strength but urges not to jeopardize neutrals by bold moves. Pall Mall Gazette demands Washington curb operations or risk diplomatic friction and insufficient foresight.
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London
Aventur
United States
Great Britain
Westminster Gazetteays
Pall Mail Gazette
Washington
Food supply of Red Cross relief in Serbia shrinks
Belgrade reports the American Red Cross relief commission will exhaust its food supplies by the end of November and cease operations in Serbia. Dr. Fdwant Stuart cites Romania’s entry into the war and US support gaps as key causes. About 3,180 tons of food and several carloads of clothing have been distributed to Belgrade.
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Belgrade
London
American Red Cross
Caunea
Bo Far
Austria to aid 26 thousand after commission ends
The Austrian government plans to supply free aid to 10,609 people after the commission ceases work and will grant pensions to 10,000 more. About 16,000 remain unprovided for. Dr. Start said the Red Cross has helped Ber Lanz over lead time as crops grow and food is plentiful in Berbia though clothing remains scarce. The commission will return to the United States early December.
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Start
Red Cross
Berbia
United States
Utah Springs Ad Promises Open Baths and Electric Trains
An old advertisement touts Utah Hot Springs as still open with a 30 scent trip rate and 10 p.m. daily hours. It boasts mineral springs and trains every two hours via the Electric Way. A curious dialogue fragment about a mother and son follows, hinting at a domestic scene amid the travel pitch.
German Credit Bill Ahead in Reichstag
Berlin reports a new war credit bill of 112 billion marks will be submitted to the Reichstag soon. It is described as precautionary though necessary to bridge the gap between existing June 1916 credit of 62 billion marks and 47 billion marks of earlier war loans. The government expects to float the new loan next spring, relying on current funds and short-term credits.
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Berlin
Get
London
Reichstag
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Union Pacific
Eucerite Bankary Boape
Eccles Bar
Serbia
Willie
Hinbery
Zatfertes de
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