Radical influence alleged in federal agency ties probe
Washington Det. 26 reports Senator Warner charged investigators and officials at the Federal Trade Commission with hostility to government and American institutions. He cited Chester Chase and associates as socialists advocating Lenin and Trotzky, linking them to meetings and protests. The accusations prompt a call for an inquiry by the Interstate Commerce Committee into anti-government activity and packer records.
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Trotzky
Onnse
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Thotzky
Samuel W. Tator
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Tartar alleviates rheumatism in Seattle worker after relief
A Seattle man details years of stomach trouble and pain from rheumatism and heart flutter. After reading about Tartac in papers he began treatment, took eight bottles, and reports restored health, ability to work full days, renewed appetite, and no more neck or back pain. Advertisements note availability in Ogden.
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Ne- Intyro Drug Co
Toxic political influence allegations cited in payroll report
Senator Watson detailed a payroll report accusing several government workers and associates of links to radical groups and foreign propaganda. Names include R. W. Buck, John G. Gaol, Brett Mantoy, Marin J. Barber, D. A. Kemper, V. S. Thoned, and Bonnley Watson, with claims of socialist stance and support for Soviet Russia. The note urges Liberty bond sales at 2417 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
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Regate of Property
Almerican Joatitutiona
Brett Mantoy
Duanribed
Fabian Club
Chase
John G. Gaol
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Manibor
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Henan Trotzky
Marin J. Barber
Stantor
Tronami
Berger
Tucker
Senator Watson
D. A. Kemper
Feraptor Watson
Beneator Watson
Russia
Cail
J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Bedrock Testing Progress On Ogden River Dam Site
Reports from Ogden indicate bedrock at Skull Greate dam area is being cleared with a ten horsepower pump in use to drain water and a trench being excavated. A wagon road trail to the dam site is under construction to facilitate hauling iron and equipment as wheelwright Construction completes the plan with city engineers.
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Berott Ieheig
Investment Bankers Convention Warns of Speculation Wave
In St Louis a warning jagnet warning was found at the convention of the Investment Bankers of America opening today. Thousands of salesmen peddled spurious locks and bonds as bankers urged caution amid widespread postwar speculation. William G Baker Jr of Baltimore, president, led discussions on reconstruction, monetary policy, and credits as they relate to the post Franco Prussian era and the collapse of German assets.
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America
William G. Baker, Jr
Baltmore
Germany
Telephone Operators Strike Briefly in Chicago
Chicago on Oct 20 faced disrupted telephone service as about seventy two operators walked off a downtown exchange board demanding higher wages. The Chicago Telephone Company had recently granted increases to 14,009 employees but alleged the strike cited inadequate raises and affected city hall and several office buildings for over an hour.
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Chicago Telephone Company
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Sages
Tara
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Uiey
Chicago ‘Telenhake Company
Overstore
Girla
Paris to Begin Sales of AEF Supplies
Paris reports government plans to start selling stocks bought for American expeditionary forces. Sales will open to selected bodies and to individuals on November 3, offering linen bedding office hardware medical supplies and surgical instruments among other items.
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Phosphate Remedy Promises Nerve Boost and Energy
An article touts a marketed phosphate product as a remedy for weak nerves sleeplessness thinness and low energy. It claims rapid benefits within two weeks and credits a physician for endorsement while noting widespread availability and health claims.
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Tas
Vikof Andery
Frederick, Kole
Ciller
New View
Khysteians
Wages of Iron and Steel Workers Doubling Across Sectors
A historic Labor Department report details surging wages in iron and steel, noting a dramatic rise across eleven principal industries. It highlights substantial gains for mill workers and related trades, underscoring broader wage growth in the sector.
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1912 wage trends across industries noted in survey
The report highlights wage changes in 1912 with overall earnings declining. Increases ranged from about 52 to 91 percent across sectors including cotton, woolen goods, SK cloth, underwear, furniture, and tobacco products. Specific firms and dates are unclear in the fragment.
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Lve Tourly
Muse
Bane
Cigaraetory
President Wilson Progress Reported After Illness
Washington dispatches report further progress by President Wilson in recovering from his nervous condition after a latest health attack. Official sources indicated he was improving, though exact details remained sparse.
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Washington
Wilson
Prysman
Fragmented health note on tuberculosis and memory loss
A unclear OCR fragment discusses tuberculosis and weak energy with scattered phrases about medicine, history, and personal experience. It mentions names and places vaguely, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or verifiable facts.
White House aides and ailing president amid conflicting reports
A fractured White House scene described as the president's health struggle with statements from aides and doctors. Reports say no decisive improvement, with physicians outlining care aimed at easing symptoms. The public events and staff routines show adjustments as the president remains under medical watch. In other news, a grand convention faces organizational challenges amid clerical leadership changes and a separate New York maid case ends in indictment for theft of jewelry.
West Protests by Western Delegations in Washington
In Washington on February 20 a western delegation from California Washington and Oregon plans a joint protest over foreign steel. The group opposes shipments to the Pacific coast and alleges steel from Pittsburg district is routed through China and Japan. John Scott of San Francisco arrives to join in the plan.
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Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
China
Jana
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