Ogden City Pigeonholes Bond Talk and Local Notices
Ogden news items announce school bond discussions and special assemblies Friday, with student speakers and a Mourdlinnte elity representative. Also noted are local events: Four-Minute Men gathering in Kanesville, a moving of business offices, a dance party by Ogden judge, and greetings from Richard Traander in France. City officials inspect Hooper high, mendicancy and vagrancy sentences in municipal court, Promoting winter coal purchase, and 62H registrants for Camp Lewis summoned for final instructions.
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Fhdey
Mourdlinnte Elity
Anusie
Ogden City
Camp Lewis
Austro-Hungarian Troops Reported in Belgium and Ghent
Diplomatic dispatches from Berne say Austro-Hungarian troops have arrived in Belgium and many passed through Liège. Reports place Austrians at Ghent and nearby Amt Wes. The dispatches underscore Austro-Hungarian movements to France.
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Washington
Berne
Swizerland
Belgium
Lites
Amt+ weß
Ghent
Rotten eggs and pranks terrorize Ogden motorists
Deputy sheriffs seek six youths named Wilford, George, Owe Froprer, Elmer Nernett, Charles and Harold Parkeneon in Ogden for vicious road pranks. A motorist, C. B. Stout, reported rotten eggs splattered his car and clothing after timed egg tosses and other mischief along the road.
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Gvoulie
Uuntsvie
Charles Pineeel
Charles Woolton
Wilford
George
Owe Froprer
Elmer Nernett
Charles
Harold Parkeneon
Stout
Lafayetta Avenue
Ogden Warber
Peterson
Man jailed after train stop drunkenness case at Union station
Frank Baker, arrested this morning at Union station for intoxication, received a suspended 30 day sentence. He admitted taking a few drinks en route from Reno to Salt Lake to work, claiming loneliness guided the action. Judges urged justice with mercy toward travelers from other states.
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Frank Baker
Union Station
Leung
Raualetpal
Baker
Fas
Reno
Nevada
Oxden
Salt Lake
Erade
Battle Mountain
David TL
Jane
Thanol
Lula
Barker
Spirit of Brave Scots Soldier Returns from Front
A wounded American, W. S. McLeod, first to be invalided home, writes from Walter Reed hospital that he would rather die than give up the fight. He describes the “fighting women from hell” and the stubborn Scots spirit, recounting a Highlander’s unusual hospital arrival and his own resolve to rejoin the front.
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McLendaleo
Rome
Seotuhewan
Vos Mack
Unicarus
Leenin
Apterican Hospital
Clory
Sau
Tinorty
Vorgy
Jess
W. 5
McLeod
Wuiter
George S. McLeod
McLeods
Paul
Sergeant Mcleod
Hell
McLrod
Ieff
Seret
Wes Mack
Atacker
Serge Melead
United States Army
Wallac Reed Hospital
Washington
Washington, DC, April 1G, 1918 ‘Dear Loret. MeLerl
Liberty Loan total for Ogden 1 now stands at 931500
Ogden's Liberty loan drive reports total subscriptions reaching 931,500 with ongoing efforts to reach the $1,500,000 quota. County figures show oversubscription in some areas and a focus on small subscriber participation. Ogden and Weber County Scouts plan a house to house canvass starting April 27 to boost final push.
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Ogden
Liberty
Yederday Mina
SOL
Elunteyilto
Ulet
Leta
Wiklife
Kena
Media
Redfield
Curlin
Railroad Company
Jim
Ronuly
Ioan
Bau
Sveratayy
Ogden Savings Ve
Klah National
Pingeas National
Security National
Scommercial Natio
Boy Scouts of
Weber County
Dallas
Scouts of Utah
John H. Tavelor
Woy Scouts of America
Ultimatum to Holland Demands Transit Rights
London reports German ultimatum to the Netherlands seeks transit for civilian supplies sand and gravel and crucially war materials via Dutch canals and railways, expanding beyond mere civilian goods.
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London
Holland
Transall
Allied credits rearranged to aid France and Italy
Washington on April 23 reported a possible rearrangement of allied credits. The United States would direct larger funding to France Italy and other allies directly rather than through Britain, reducing Britain's obligations and balancing short term demands. As of now credits extended total about 5.286 billion with Russia 128 million still tied. Britain has received 2.72 billion France 1.665 billion and Italy 550 million.
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Washington
United States
France
Italy
Great Britain
Treasury
Russia
Marines Recruiting Office Reopens in Ogden
Sergeant Lynn Methos announced the Marine recruiting office will reopen in Ogden on Wednesday. He spoke of a new campaign aimed at 21-year-olds, inviting high school seniors to visit and discuss joining. The War Department plans to deploy a brigade of Marines to France, with emphasis on rapid advancement and officer commissioning opportunities.
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Ogden
Lynn Methos
Methos
Salt Lake
Maring Corps
Ainge Ln
Npan
War Department
France
Sér
Indahing
Marine Corp
Train wreck injures nine in Braumont Texas
Nine people were hurt and one killed when a Gulf train locomotive exploded in Braumont Texas on April 22. Two homes were partially demolished and residents evacuated after the blast.
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Lbraumont
Tex
Ogden Lodge Ladies' Auxiliary Social Banquet Tonight
The first banquet and social of Ogden lodge No. 98 Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will be held this evening at the Woodmen of the World hall. The new group, with 35 members, aims to grow as eligible Ogden women join. Mrs. Mary A. Moore of Canada, grand lodge president, and Mrs. Sing Ward of Sparks Nevada are expected to speak.
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Ogden Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Praternity Block
Ogden
Mary A. Moore
Canada
Grand Lodge
Imiziliary
Ogden Volunteer Firemen to Honor 212 Members with Copper Shield
The Ogden Volunteer Firemen meet at City Hall to approve a copper shield engraved with 212 names of members since the organization began in October 1874. The shield will be mounted on the old fire bell in City Hall as a historic exhibit for visitors. Many of the 212 have since passed away.
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Ogden
Vialtora
Montia
Vearanf
Auto Industry Leaders Meet Federal Administration Discuss War Production
Automotive leaders gathered with federal officials to discuss war production priorities and expand the manufacture of essential all while addressing supply and labor issues impacting output. The meeting focused on accelerating familiar wartime programs and aligning industry capabilities with government demands.
Farewell party for Harvey C. Richardson
A farewell gathering was held last evening on Tywer Ty second street to honor Harvey C. Richardson who is called to war. Attendees included Chief of Police Thomas Browning and numerous family members and friends. Refreshments were served after brief tributes recognizing his service and departure.
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Trolline
Loficer Wow
Second Street
Varvey C. Richardson
Varvey
Balt
Pall Thomaski
Browning
Cyl
Ednattiehard
Pullec
Thomas FE. Browning
Frank, Merrick
Mes
D. Richardson
Ve Rlehardson Air Wife, Jou. Tmehardson
Whee
Bera Bach Nuise
Richardson
C. W. Richardson
Albert Brown
Rawson
W. OW
Tdchardson Tod
Eline
HC Richardson
T. E. Richardson
Leas Richardean
Ethel Richardson
Kiya Richardson
Misa Lett Brown
Ibert Rawson
Tinwaun
Vern Rawson
Ilofen Aebiidgon
Edna Tilehanisan
Ruth Davis
Harvey Fe
World Markets Open With Varied Strength on Railways and Metals
New York April 23 The irregular opening shows a stronger tone in railway shares with Readington advancing and high grade issues improving. Continental Can gains offset declines in Atunte-Guit and other lines while metals stay firm. United States Steel faces pressure as Mexical developments influence shipping and motors. Liberty 3144's trade around 98.92 to 98.95 with other bonds and futures offering a mixed early picture.
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New York
Msk
Readington
Blackhorn
Jansen
Bonda
Ralls
United States Steel
Yepple
Liberty
First Wa
Chicago April 23 dairy and livestock market notes
Chicago market news reports fine weather easing corn prices locally with limited trade and mixed bids for May and July contracts. Hog and cattle bids waver, with some strength in futures while hog prices edge lower. Regional livestock prices show varying ranges for cattle, hogs, and sheep, with mixed receipts and steady to higher quotes in Kansas City and Omaha markets.
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Chicago
Atlor Apei Ing
Lady Minto Aids War Relief Efforts Worldwide
Lady Minto, wife of the former viceroy of India, is highlighted for daily work with war relief charities in Great Britain. She has given a large sum of mercy and supports many war relief initiatives run by various organizations.
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Great Dritala
Minto
India
Chicago Hog Market Slows as Receipts Rise
In Chicago on April 23 the hog market shows weakness from packers and chippers, with limited demand for cattle and sheep. Hog receipts reach 18,000 while prices drift, bulk trades at 17.05 to 17.60, with heavy goods around 17.20 and lighter streams near 15.38 to 17.98. yearlings priced 16.00 to 17.00, overall market steady to weak amid abundant supply.
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LOGAL
MNGN
PG Omn
Osteaty
Wales
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Beifern
Nanya
Chicago
Origago
Cato
Ireland's first workday protest and shutdown
Reports from Ireland describe the first workless day with widespread stoppages in Dublin and Dublin area disruptions. Newspapers did not appear, stores closed, and transit limited as labor readers planned the action. In Kansas City a federal grand jury indicted Roars Lanior Stokes of New York on three counts, including espionage act violations.
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London
Aon Iroland
Dubjiln
Traliwaya Diil
Atro
New Austrian Foreign Minister Burian Succeeds Czernin
Daren Burian becomes Austria’s foreign minister succeeding Count Czernin who led the ministry since September 16 1914. Burian previously served as Austrian finance minister during Czernin’s tenure and replaces him in the foreign affairs role amid the Austro-Hungarian government.
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Daren Burian
Count Czerninae
Czernins
Czernin
Baron Burian
Austriat
Crevnin
Hca
Orchestra of 0 4 3 to Give Concert Tonight
An orchestra directed by Professor Maccevus Smith will perform tonight at the Ogdert Meh school. The program includes difficult selections and a number of vocal and instrumental pieces. The ensemble recently pleased the University club and city audiences with their refined work.
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Ogdert Meh
Sthank Alcheatra
Maccevus Smith
Susane
Una
Wnivarsity
Mueilins
Liberty Coan Fund Growing in Washington Report
April 23 report shows total pledges reaching 2,596,709,000 across the Liberty Coan Fund. Further details are awaited from other reports to determine if specific cities or regions exceeded targets.
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Washiington
Sules
Joan
Louis
Minnecapolia Diatrice
French Aid in Blockade Raid Noted as Gallant Effort
A fragment reports French cooperation in a naval raid under uncertain navigation conditions. Admiral Edewald commends the RHAD for its gallant and bold undertaking amid unclear circumstances, noting notable efforts in the operation.
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Hkr Edewald
RHAD
Wilson signs sabotage bill amid wartime measures
President Wilson today signed the sabotage bill carrying penalties of up to ten thousand dollars and thirty years imprisonment for obstruction or diversion of war materials during wartime, signaling strict enforcement at a tense period.
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Warmington
Wilson
Romantic Vling Brings Many Woes at University
William Tranes Thomas an instructor of cardiology at the University of Chicago and recently at large on a charge of improper relations with Mrs Granger wife of an American envoy in France, is sought to answer. The case has caused a stir as authorities seek Mrs Granger to appear.
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Wiliam Tranes Thomas
University of Chicago
Me Granger
Eemy
France
Thangs Briot
Mrs. Granger
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App. City Cemetery
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Sherif Geiger
Tripp Photo Studio
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