President Wilson Visits Ogden Amid Warm Welcome
Thousands of Ogden residents and visitors greeted Woodrow Wilson on his first Ogden visit. The president arrived from Reno at 2 20 and left at 3 30 pm after a cordial reception. Mrs Wilson accompanied him as crowds cheered the presidential party and local officials, with praise for wartime leadership and in anticipation of the League of Nations address.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Ogden
Washington
Wiltn
Wilson
Union Depot
Twenty-fifth
Lincoln
Joseph P. Tumulty
Cary T. Grayson
Woodrow Wilson
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard-Taft
Fifth Street
Wall Avenue
Aonb
Taye
Ray Palmer
D. D
First Baptist Church
Utah
Idris
Janial
Jesus Christ
Son of God
John
Mtandorn
Labor Starts Fight Against Antistrike Provisions
Organized labor opened its opposition to the antistrike provisions of the Cummins railroad reorganization bill before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. Glenn E. Plumb, general counsel for railroad brotherhoods, argues the plan undermines collective bargaining and could force changes in prices and profits. He warns the provisions risk halting transportation and triggering shortages, while claiming a future shift could use strikes to curb profits and preserve public service.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Team
Glenn E. Flumb
Railroad Brotherhoods
Townsend
Michigan
Plumb
Spehre
Plump
Congress
Pomerene
Ghia
Thumb
Second Day of Steel Strike Shuts Major Plants
The second day of the steel strike hit Pittsburg Chicago and Youngstown hard with many plants closed or running at reduced capacity. Officials warn of spreading action while rioting injures several. state troopers patrol Farrell New Castle and surrounding towns as unions claim mass walkouts and plants brace for wider impact.
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United States Steal Corporation
Erika
Pittsburg
Chicago
Youngstown
Garnegle Steel Company
Planta
Braddock and Rankin Plante
American Steel and Wire Company
Gary
Hammond
Steel Company
Mahoning Valley
Bethlnhem Works
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cincinnati
International Iron Moulder’ Association
Buffalo
South Buffalo
Lackawanna
Pitteburg
Farrell
New Castle
Jatsburg
Mstrict
Teo
Ar Ha Americas Steel and Wire Plant
Prioke
New Cacilé
Alfemtiz
N. Y
Lackawanna Steel Company
Khmen
Jahar
Yarda
Meni
International Union of
Ind
Chiceco
Asparimente
United Alstee Steel
Fragmented Text From OCR Row Puzzle
Ambiguous OCR fragment shows garbled letters and incomplete words. No clear person place or event can be identified for a proper headline or summary.
Fragmented Note Hints At Local Event
The readable fragments show brief references to an event or notice with unclear names and dates. The legible parts mention a location and possible participants, but essential details are missing to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
Cost of War in Manpower Now Estimated 322,182
Washington reports official war casualties and totals for manpower. The figure 322,182 combines 116,492 dead and 295,500 wounded across army and marine fronts, with detailed breakdowns for causes and missing in action.
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Washington
United States
Imappowar
Kite
Tnder
Ame
Mob Riot Rages In Drumright Oklahoma Violence Escalates
Reports from Drumright Oklahoma describe a mob takeover of communications. Wires and telephones cut or seized as rioters demand resignation of Drumright officials. Deputies and armed citizens head toward Drumright amid unconfirmed claims of arson and street gunfire.
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Okla
Drumright
Alegraph
Oiltet
Ohio
Olfen Lebier
Ormright
Oilton
Teamright
Trimmright
Sharrock
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America
Churches of Christendom
League of Nations
Congress of the United States
Nations
Woodrow Wilsop
Alrike
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Facrell
Tha
J. H. Moody
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Farell
Entira
Foster
Steel Workers’ National Committee
Birmingham
Ala
Mahoping Valley
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Carresis
Ww. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Wen
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Stefke
Cat. Née Cieel Company
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