Labor unions clash with radicalism in past actions
The Salt Lake Tribune contrasts current unions with past stances against Bolshevism and sovietism. It notes the United Mine Workers in Cleveland reaffirmed opposition to radical groups, Detroit unions denounced the One Big Union, and the AFL remains unalterably opposed. The piece observes isolated groups misrepresenting organized labor while the core union body stays sound.
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the Tribune
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Cleveland
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Tootey Street
England
Fourth General Pershing Rank Praised by New York World
The New York World lauds General Pershing as the fourth full General in U S history, noting Washington’s earlier designation and Congress action in 1799. It credits Pershing with commanding vast armies and managing distant operations on a scale once unimaginable.
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New York World Pays
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Congress of the United States
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Persling
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Republic
Pershing
General Pershing
Self Effacing Hero Led AEF To Triumph In Honor Tribute
The subject accepts his honors as a tribute to the American Expeditionary Forces he commanded to victory. This modest regard for his role reinforces his status as the hero of the hour and highlights his leadership and service.
Public letter on cost of living and need for more production
J L Reiss argues high living costs come from lifestyle and insufficient production. He urges the public to work more, spend less, and accept longer hours to rebalance prices. He says workers and employers alike must sacrifice and accelerate output to share in prosperity.
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J. L. Reiss
Albers Bros Milling expands Ogden plant and stock sale
Ogden sees a surge of California capital as Albers Bros Milling Company takes over the cereal plant at Twenty-ninth Street and Pacific Avenue. The firm reports $2.5 million in 7 percent cumulative preferred stock sold to retire debts, with assets valued at $6.11 million securing the issue. Albers, founded 1895 and operating mills in multiple West Coast cities, lists $5 million capitalization plus $2.5 million common stock and notes growth from 1908 sales of $5 million to $20 million in 1918. Ogden hosts Sperry Flour, Globe Grain & Milling, Utah Packing, and Albers among large regional investors seeking a substantial forward movement.
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Ogden
Albers Bros. Milling Company
Twenty-ninth Street
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Albers Bros. Hilling Company
Tacoma
Bellingham
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Case
Utah
Northland
Rainier
New York City
Kobe
Japan
Oakland
California
Sperry Flour
Globe Grain & Milling
Albers Bros
Utah Packing Corporation
Intermountain
When the President Arrives in the City
The article notes fall weather as President Wilson is expected in the city soon. Officials plan a simple visit with freedom of action and opportunities to enjoy local attractions rather than elaborate events. The piece highlights Ogden’s wealth of natural beauty and invites the President to explore casually.
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Jack Frost
Wilson
Ogden
Albers Brothers May Bay Local Cereal Industry
The Utah Cereal Food Company now run by Albers Milling may become their property. Negotiations, reported from Portland, involve capital increase to 5 million dollars for expansion. Plans include buying 1 million dollar Oakland property and Seattle assets, plus Ogden property, with a large plant expansion if ownership changes.
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Albers Brothers
May Bay
Utah Cereal Food Company
Albers Milling Company
Portland
Oakland
Cal
Seattle
Ogden
Grand Army of the Republic Opposes League of Nations
In Columbus the Grand Army of the Republic adopted a resolution to maintain its identity as long as any post exists and elected Colonel James Dell of Brooklyn as commander in chief. It opposed the League of Nations and any entangling alliance with foreign countries, insisting the U S should not engage in policies that threaten liberty or independence.
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Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
League of Nations
James Dell
Brooklyn
Teague of Nations
Europe
Asia
Africa
Five Thousand Serbian Children Survive Retreat Survivors Aid
Washington figures verified by American Red Cross say 5000 of 35000 Serbian children sent with the 1915 retreat survived. Most returned home or became orphans, and the Red Cross plans to establish orphanages to aid them.
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Washington
Red Cross
National Hrade
Caillaux Transferred From Prison to Neuilly Hospital
Tans reports former French premier Joseph Caillaux, held for treasonous dealings with the enemy, has been moved from prison to a private hospital at Neuilly, a suburb of Paris, this morning after counsel urged removal due to his critical health.
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Tans
Joseph Caillaux
Neuilly
Tanis
Regie
Nature Scenes and Earthquake News Blend in Fragments
The fragmentary text juxtaposes autumn scenery with reports of an earthquake affecting Siena and others, noting shaking and damaged structures. It mentions evacuation or injury in provinces, and includes scattered technical notes about vent cutting and construction details.
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Siena
Pinnenstagn
Siond
Celle
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