Disturbance at Canning Factory Ends With Strikes
A disturbance at Crain canning factory led to deputy involvement after workers protested a foreman’s actions. About fifty left the shop, thirty five returned later as conditions improved. A petition circulated calling for the foreman’s discharge. reports on personnel changes were conflicting, with delays in a price decision by the Industrial Board amid copper government sales.
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Crain, Canning
Sheriffs Office
Ravn
Harry Tain
Albert White
Thia
Ocrasian
Waite
War Industrial Board
Farewells as Bay County boys head to American Lake
Seven teen age county boys, the second contingent in the war effort, left Farmington for American Lake Washington. More than 400 friends gathered at the station to bid farewell as We Py Engerson, chairman of the promotion board, and Treasurer Henry H. Blood spoke.
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Farmington
Imeis
Hoya
American Lake
We Py. Engerson
Promption Board
Henry H. Blood
Man Freed From County Jail After Draft Eligibility Confusion
Mat Shear was released from the county jail yesterday afternoon after serving a months' sentence for obtaining money by false pretenses. He was examined for military service while a prisoner under board instructions from Cleveland and may be drafted again if exempt status is revoked. He listed Cleveland as his home and has filed for exemption.
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Mat Shear
Rom
Watz
Shear
Boards of
Cleveland
Ste
Weyl Jall
War prep urged by Lord Northcliffe at Atlantic City
Lord Northcliffe addressed the wartime convention urging U S manufacturers to organize for huge production of weapons and supplies. He warned of vast refrigeration needs, extended workdays, and enormous logistics to support 600 000 to 800 000 troops in France and at port positions. He stressed national resource mobilization across chemistry, engineering, transport, and distribution.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lord Northcliffe
Firitioh Commission
Thia
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Northcatte
Bates
Fingland
Couny ‘Yy
Habert
Tirstatn
Noa
France
Northcliffe
Property Owners May Appeal GK
The motion for a new trial in the case of George Bowntog and others against Deien city was stopped yesterday afternoon by Judge A. Pratt. Twenty-eighth street property owners favor appealing to the Supreme Court. A verdict for the plaintiffs would require drawing from the city’s general fund to pay for paving. George Drowning and others had challenged the city’s jurisdiction over the matter. Pratt ruled the city had legal jurisdiction. If appealed, the Supreme Court would decide what constitutes jurisdiction when special improvements are planned.
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George Bowntog
Deien City
A. ¥. Pratt
District Court
Twenty-eighth Street
Supreme Court
George
Pratt
New Pantages Bill Opens Today With Dazzling Acts
The new Pantages bill opens today at the Urpheum theater presenting three daily shows this week. Headliner Marty Brooks offers Hamlet musical travesty with fresh songs and Deauty chorus numbers by Leila Shaw. Acts by Brooks and company, Jules Kibel Sid Herbert, and The Three Latta promise witty routines and varied musical entertainment for children and adults. Matt and Jef close with Tad Frasher cartoon comedy. The matinee started at 2 p.m. Advertisement.
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Urpheum Theater
Rome
Marty Brooks
Brooks
Sid Herbert
Swain
Cxunes
Matt
Jef
Tad Frasher
Matlare
Theatres at the Orpheum Present Week of Acts
The Orpheum hosts Pantages program opening with a light comedy revue and musical numbers. Features include "Mion Harint" a Marty Sirooka travesty and "A Truthful Liar" with Talla Bhaw and company providing skits and dance.
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Imattoes
Pretty Girlix
Rairhy Sunts
Wurh
Tutea Uhe Bili
Pus
Perfupmane
Mion Harint
Marty Sirooka
Talla Bhaw and Company
Liberty Motor credited to Waldron and Deeds engineers
D Waldron and E A Deeds are recognized as two of America's best engineers for completing the Liberty Motor, a WWI airplane engine praised as equal to European aviation motors. The design allows standardized parts to be mass produced by machinery, speeding production and marking a major American wartime achievement.
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D. Waldron
E. A. Deeds
America
Europe
Ogden Theatre Offers Classic and Novel Acts at Alhambra
Desis with notable question of capital punfeligient Toward Kibett and Herbert present original songs and dances on Three Lyata. A novel act by Bwaln's cats and rats entertains kiddies with a unique animal performance. Bill Neher’s new comedy picture Jack and the Teanetalky tops the lineup at the Ogden, featuring over 1360 children and a 250000 production. Giant Alunderboro stands 8 feet 6 inches. filming cost and scale touted as triumphs in the cotton picture business. Fraternal societies and the Alhambra program run alongside the theatre schedule with notices for Rebekah, Yeomen, and Archers meetings.
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Lyata
Bwaln
Bill Neher
Ogden
Jack and
Talry
Orden Theater
Uie
Alunderboro
California
Ife
Flr Company
Hostage Event Billed Saturday Delayed to Birth Day
A fragment mentions a hostage event labeled for Saturday, now described as being born today in Steart, hinting at a naming confusion or misprint. No further details on participants, location, or organizing bodies are readable, leaving the incident unclear.
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Steart
Mills Close for Lack of Wheat in Minneapolis Mills
Washington reports that Minneapolis flour mills closed due to wheat shortages. Last week mills produced 267000 barrels of flour, the highest weekly output in weeks, using 1653 bushels of wheat while 2467 bushels were received. Officials say receipts remain heavy and no change is seen.
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Washington
Minneapolis
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