Sermon on Russia crisis links church strength to ballot faith
Aldershot England notes a communal kitchen opened for poor workers and children at a cost of $1950. The sermon critiques Russian church leadership and argues ballots define safety and development in modern governance. The piece ties religious reform to political trial and national fate.
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Presbyterian Shurch
Carver Saith
Dala
Sam
Gideon
Acapertace
Lhem
Cedars
Lebanon
Smcin
Russia
Aes
Christendom
Martip Fleat
Aldershot
England
Tawi Cowell Wis
War pictorial historian Maj Kendall Banning
Major Kendall Banning associate editor of a business magazine has been assigned to compile a pictorial history of the wars.
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Kendall Banning
Major Kendall Banning
Railroad Bond Call Raises Tension in Nevada
Superintend t. F. Rowlands of the Southern Pacific travels the Salt Lake division area in Nevada to gather Liberty Bond support among workers. Division Chief Clerk Jolson reports widespread compliance with bond purchases totaling about $204,000, as the drive continues among Salt Lake division employees.
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T. F. Rowlands
Southern Paefic Railroad
Tie Hae
Nevada
Salt Lake
Wille
Dod Fe
Ina
Jolson
Flo
Sli
Tarzan of the Apes at the Orpheum theater
The Orpheum opened a four day run of Tarzan of the Apes. The film follows Tarzan born to British nobility in Africa, raised by apes, learns clothes and vanity, then grows into strength and ferocity. A large audience packed the theater and foyer, with standing room scarce.
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Orpheus
Tarzan
Dabyhool
Lord
Lady Greystoke
Africa
Victoria
Bian
Diou Nad
Ant
Blnvks
Varenn
Ier Pony Wantkréitl
Orpheum
Nou
Vengeance and the Woman at the Cozy Tonight
Last episode of the serialized drama unfolds at the Cozy with the final installment titled Vengeance and the Woman. Also promoted is The Love Brokers, a Triangle feature in five parts offering a major ongoing story arc.
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Love Brokers
Subscriptions boost for depot company project
The Ogden Union Majilway and Repot company reports nearly 650 subscriptions taken for bonds, with less than a hundred employees unpaid. Superintendent J. H. Dodds aims for 100 percent participation, plans cemetery terrace work, new roads, and extended grounds including fencing, grassing, and improved drainage. The cemetery near the western boundary will gain roads and terracing, with streetcar access and Jefferson avenue paving aiding access.
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Liberty Joan
Ogden Union Majilway
Repot Company
J. H. Dodds
Bill to Make U S Independent During Wartime
Washington April 15 The bill aims to make the United States independent of foreign supplies during war by promoting domestic production of key ores metals and minerals largely imported past. It would empower the government to conserve control price fix distribution and guarantee fixed profits for two years to encourage producers including pyrites sulfur tungsten and other minerals needed for munitions and industry. The measure endorsed by Secretaries of War Interior and committee reports notes a shortage of pyrites and the need to develop domestic sources in Colorado Texas and Louisiana and to ensure equitable distribution under government supervision.
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Washington
United States
House
Foster
Minais
Fos
Ter
Sulphurie
Aeld
Spain
Cavry
Tt Wilk
Cienganese
Tram Wrazil
Chremsta
Enlphur
Pepe Yateman
War Industries
Hoover Elrone
Cemetery improvements under way in town
Improvements are being made at the local cemetery with landscaping and gardening tasks in progress. The work is directed by the cemetery association under the treasurer, who has extensive experience in cemetery planning and beautification. A group of members plans further enhancements to create one of the state’s finest burial grounds.
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Come
Hees Association
Ftishes
Seerehire
Plateiys
Dhe Association
Ale Chasse Ie Eemielers
Railroad men urged to enlist for U S Army service
Captain Breck in Ogden with Assistant Superintendent Campbell explains push to recruit railroad workers for fronts in France. Veterans and new enlistees may wear standard uniforms while performing rail duties near front lines. Salt Lake area men expected to be accepted for service overseas. Separate note mentions Madagascar fishermen using toxin to paralyze river fish.
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C.K. Breck
Flo
France
Hare
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U.S. Independent
Kerlin
Madagascar
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