Suffrage bill to be voted on in Washington
Brpt. 13 The Bugan B. Anthony resolution for nation wide woman suffrage by constitutional amendment was favorably reported by the senate suffrage committee and will take place on the calendar for a vote at the session beginning in December. Senate action and possible house alignment loom as supporters push for a record vote.
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Washington
Senate Auffrage
Senate
Wilpon
Buffrage
Benatar Bhatrath
Belgians Being Torn From Homes In Invasions
Advices say Belgium civilians are evacuated as front lines shift. Houlers behind the battle line is emptied. Ostend is being emptied gradually with about 2000 sent from Courtrai. In Certal, inhabitants are taken to Tourgeoing to work on defenses. Slavinghe residents, rich and poor, forced to toil on military roads.
Industrial notes of Utah rail spur and sugar campaign
New spur tracks built by Batt Lake and Utah Electric near Springville and Spanish Fork to handle sugar beet crop. Salt Lake and Alta railroad line taken over via Lich Cottonwood canyon with steel ore shipments. Amalgamated Sugar overhaul at Brigham City for the upcoming campaign. Pacific System receives imported equipment worth 90 thousand dollars. Total new equipment and related activity valued near 20 million.
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Peanant Grove
Chicago
League
Halt Lake
Utah
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Stallroad
Margevale
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Provo—Goddard Packing Company
Balt Lake
Adama Express
Moneyvile
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Gouth Uish
Thia
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Batt Lake
Utah Electrie Railroad
Springritte
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Ionver
Heart of Grain
Thaghain
Beaver County
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Brigham City
Lpecal Ryetory
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Carmyrie Ibmery
NEO
Pacific System
Pysitlc Fruit Express
Sy Lal
Tede Am Svectieth Food Company
Germany Loses Best Aviator On Western Front
Amsterdam dispatch reports German ace Walter Hoehndort killed on the western front after lengthy in combat. Hoehndort was regarded Germanys top pilot, surpassing famed Immelmann and Lorske, both dead on the front. The Old Dark City camp producer 62.00 tonnage ship values and August shipments noted amid American system currency details.
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Amsterdam
Llenton
Ince
Walter Hoehndort
Ehipmenta
Tag Tome
United States
Syetthesa
Uteh
Eleven Billion Dollar Bond Bill Advances Unopposed
Washington Arpt. 13 After two days of work with minor changes the eleven billion dollar bond war bill was reported to the menace with unanimous finance committee endorsement. The measure has cleared the House and moves to Senate consideration tomorrow with little opposition. Stapasssen expected no later than Sunday.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Senate
Stapasssen
Satunday
Many Americans Still in Germany Amid War
Sept 1, Terlin notes breaking of relations between the United States and Germany. About 200 Americans remained in Germany as of March 1, with roughly half in Berlin. Americans were generally unmolested, though travelers faced frontier permits and occasional delays of three to four weeks due to mutinies and frontier controls.
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Terlin
United States
Germany
American Association of Commerce and Trade of Berlin
Ertin
Lonier
Empress Reveals Hidden Facts Amid War Memorandum
A dispatch from Innsbruck reports the Austrian empress has written a long personal memorandum to the German emperor. The document discusses the campaign’s orthcuurtic fourth winter and exposes new facts thatVienna officials have kept from diplomats.
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Eva
Innsburk
Gornhitden
Vienna
Autopsy on Ancient King Seeks Bullet’s Origin
Sweden’s King Charles XII slain about 200 years ago. autopsy in Stockholm aims to determine if the fatal bullet came from enemy forces or an insider. Investigators compare wound angles and bullet fragments to decide whether the shot came from Fredrikshald fortress or from a traitor.
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Btockholm
Charles X11
Sweden
Jahatte
Fredrikshald
Mob Attack on Black Man After Denial to White Mob
An incident last night reported a Black man was struck by a mob of white men after being taken from a location. Sam Cates was charged with improper conduct toward white patrons, amid a tense scene involving a Black individual and a threatened confrontation.
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England
Sam Cates
Lala
Cates
Dutch Mission Seeks Food as U S Ships Hold Tonnage
Washington reports Joost van Vollenhoven head of the Dutch mission met with Food Administrator Hoover to discuss the Dutch food allocation in Holland and the status of Dutch ships loaded with food stuck in American ports. A planned Carmal proposal would offer substantial tonnage for one coastwise trade in exchange for food shipments. The Netherlands had not received U S foodstuffs since the U S government took export control nearly two months ago.
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Washington
Joost van Vollenhoven
Hoover
Zolland
American Parte
Holland
United States
Anaconda Smelter to Resume Work Inionedium
Anaconda Mant Sept 13 The Anaconda Copper Mining Co announces the Anaconda Smelter may resume operations early next week. About 2000 workers expected to return to full capacity. plant output set at up to 16 000 tons daily. Funeral notices and local obituaries accompany the news.
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Amsiter
Hutth
Ment
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Judge Defines Free Speech in California Conspiracy Trial
In San Francisco on September 13, Judge Willem C. Van Fleet outlined free speech limits during the trial of Pauiel O'Connell and six others charged with conspiracy to hamper enforcement of the selective service act. He said speech may be defended unless it obstructs the execution of the law, and that citizens have a right to discuss and critique measures, while urging that urging others to obstruct law falls outside free speech protections. U S District Attorney John W. Preston said O'Connell led a group printing a newspaper tied to German propaganda and funding.
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San Francisco
Paulel O'Connell
Willem C. van Fleet
United States District Court
Hecht
United States
John W. Preston
Juryssidt
O'Connel
WEDDED IN TEMPLE LEROY LEISHMAN MIES ENGSTROM MARRIED
Leroy Leishman of Ogden and Mie Golda Engstrom of Huntaville wed yesterday in the Balt Lake temple at noon. Leishman is noted as an electrical and mathematical inventor and Engstrom a Weber College student and teacher in county schools. They leave for a brief honeymoon before returning to Ogden to reside.
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Leroy Leishman
Ogden
Mie Golda Engstrom
Huntaville
Balt Lake Temple
Leishman
Mina Engstrom
Weber College
For
Ebert
Damask Table Linens Offer At Northable Mercerized Fabric
Merchants advertise a remarkable offer on 68 inch wide Damask table damask in various patterns on the Main floor at Northable. Retail customers can buy any reasonable quantity. Also advertised are wide mouth Schram fruit jars for tomatoes and peaches with easy sealing. Limited stock noted.
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Pet
Cote
Ladies Union Suits On Sale At Underwear Dept
Ladies union suits described as combed cotton with low neck and sleeve styles. knee length with lace trimmings. Available in all sizes at the East Under wear department on the Main floor. sale price up to the usual value.
Prices and fashions in a spring catalog from 1900s
A fragmentary listing notes a possible end of a price for veata and describes ladies' mummer veils with low necks and plain white cotton, offered at a nominal cost of 10 cents. The text is garbled but suggests garment items and a price point.
Mentholatum A Treah atuck of the ti val Bie
Mentholatum appears in a garbled early 20th century line tossed into a drugstore ledger. The fragment hints at a household remedy and counter sales, with odd spellings suggesting a printer’s or OCR error rather than coherent news.
Morning at the Amie Funeral and War Era Remarks
A fragment from an 1910s newspaper notes funeral service announcements to come, a UC Berkeley president Wheeler statement praising women in the army or navy, and a petroleum convention predicting higher prices. It reports women registering, oil industry concerns, and federal price controls amid wartime uncertainty.
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University of California
United States Army
Navy
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
National Petroleum Association
la Convention
Bose
Rocky Mountains
Eight Hundred Graduates Enlist in California
In Ry, California, on September event noted as eight hundred graduates enlistment. The report records names of undergraduates and mentions preparatory results for further studies.
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