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Ogden Shopmen Influence Sparks Wider Acceptance
Salt Lake shopmen will accept Wilson's wage proposal of four cents an hour and seek living-cost relief. J W Sartori of the Denver & Rio Grande Federation notes locals have begun balloting and will report results to B M Jewell of the American Federation of Labor. Indications point to broad acceptance nationwide.
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Big Men and Enemies in Hoover's War Fame
An analysis of Herbert Hoover facing personal attacks yet earning broad praise for his European relief and food administration work. The piece lauds his practical, American approach and extraordinary impact in saving Belgium and aiding Central Europe during World War I, while noting controversy over his wartime leadership.
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Keep Down the Strikes Fear Slows Industry in Cities
A provincial reflection warns that widespread strikes could paralyze industry as winter nears. The author notes fear grips workers and manufacturers alike, causing cautious actions in Ogden Salt Lake Denver Chicago and beyond as uncertainty grows.
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Salt Lake
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Chicago
Sound counsel urged to avert looming economic crash
A historical plea warns that widespread unemployment could cripple the economy and social order. It urges labor to avoid arbitrariness, accept reasonable grievances, and seek conciliation while the government fights profiteering, calling for a temporary price and strike truce to stabilize industry.
City Riots Expose Weakness of Law in Nation
The New York World condemns riots from Knoxville to Chicago as a failure of city government to act. It argues police timidity, corrupt administrations, and calls for bold action and decisive uniformed response to stop mob violence and prevent further shame.
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Colored Minstrels at Orpheum Theatre Sunday Review
A historic clipping describes aColored Minstrels group led by FM Harvey performing at the Orpheum Theatre on Sunday September 7. It notes natural performance as key, highlights Mario Colebrook as Nassy Mahoney and Lombardi Tillian Drennard as Molly, with Hallam Bosworth and Harold Russell praised for roles and the manager’s staging. Box office opens Monday.
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Intervention by the United States Feared in Mexico
Warning that U S intervention in Mexico is imminent is voiced by Gener Salvador Alvarado in an open letter to Carranza Winselt and Obregon. He cites a high death toll from fighting, famine in Mexico City, and criticizes the Mexican constitution and government as undemocratic and corrupt.
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Lombardi, Ltd, Unlike Any Play
A fragmented review notes Lombardi, Ltd a new Lombardi comedy at the Orpheum with Leo Carrillo starring. It praises a fresh stage persona, human to humorous, and contrasts the show with prior native performances while hinting at behind the scenes style.
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Police and Bandits Fight in Kansas City Downtown Section
In Kansas City Missouri on September 5 a police squad seeking owners of a fourth raid discovered rifles ammunition and nitro glycerin. An exchange of fire wounded one officer critically another injured and three alleged bandits were hurt in a downtown hallway fight lasting several minutes. Liberty bonds valued at 33 900 were reported at the bandit headquarters.
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