King of Strikebreakers sparks labor debate in era coverage
The article reviews the conduct and impact of professional strikebreakers amid early 20th century labor strife. It contrasts opposition leaders like James Weddell and William Jennings Bryan with broader public sentiment, criticizing those who hire against workers and noting the political shifts stirred by reformers and presidents through 1890s to 1910s.
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Hughes Receptions Stir Contrasting Press Reports
Charles E. Hughes disputed press claims of low enthusiasm for his western receptions. He called the reports contemptible and deplorable while noting a large, representative Ogden crowd and a cordial but reserved welcome. He contrasted the scene with Roosevelt’s Ogden reception in 1912.
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William J. Bayar Returns to Ogden A Democratic Orator
William J. Bayar travels to Ogden to renew political activity as a Democratic orator. The visit signals ongoing campaign energy and public engagement in the region.
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Building Boom in Ogden Reflects Surge in Permits
City records show 166 building permits issued from January 1 to August 30 1916 with an estimated cost of 952 209 and 170 permits totaling 639 435 for the period, nearly doubling 1915 figures. Contractors report heavy demand, with prolific activity in homes factories and payroll plants, all funded locally.
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Ogden Rebuilding Attracts No Foreign Interest
Fragmentary report notes plans to rebuild in Ogden with a pledge that there will be no foreign interest collectors to settle disputes or claim titles in the coming years.
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Ogden
Public income tax records sparking debate and outrage
The piece discusses government secrecy around income tax data and calls for public access to who pays and how much. It cites Senator Husting and Willis A. Manley, notes attempts to reveal returns, and mentions political resistance in Senate and House. It also recounts a violent incident involving a Private 5 shot and related security actions.
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Tle
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Sy Jones
Indianapolis
Lowest death rate in history marked in 1913 census
Warblatton reports the census bureau released official estimates showing the 1913 death rate at 16 per thousand, the smallest in U.S. history. Based on 24 states and 41 cities with about 67 million people, the rate fell to 12.6 percent, continuing a decline since 1901-05 when it was 16.2.
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Mining Officials Meet Engineers At Convention Trip
Douglas and the Attorney General lead a delegation aboard a special train to the American Institute of Mining Engineers convention. Delegates will tour reduction plants of Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona Mining companies with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions planned.
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Progressive vote contest shapes New York primaries
New York September 1. A contest between Governor Whitman and Samuel Seabury for the Progressive nomination dominated statewide primaries. Both candidates claimed they would win the Progressive nod as about 20 000 of 46 000 enrolled Progressives were expected to vote.
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Berlin Meat Prices Cut In Sept Budget War
Hortin Sept 19 by Wirdlers Bare Wile reports price cuts ripple through Berlin retail market. Roasting beef falls from three marks to two per pound while other beef drops from two marks sixty to two marks. Veal and pork follow with reductions to one mark and eighty pfennigs, and twenty pfennigs. Read the Classified Ads for more details.
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Merlin
Plot Against Food Supply in Ontario Fires and Plots
Investigators in Sarala Ontario probe a suspected plot to curb Canada’s winter food supply. Over fifty Ontario canning plants operate under strict guards as protection measures are considered. A fire at a local plant last Thursday caused significant property loss, with an estimated $200,000 in damage. Another blaze at St Thomas Dehydration Company yesterday caused about $50,000 in losses. Police are reviewing potential connections amid tensions over food security.
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