War garden tractor plowing demo planned in city
A five acre tract near Washington and Twenty seventh streets will host a war garden demonstration led by Orpheum War Garden Club manager Joseph F. Gove. Thomas G. Burt announced extra ground, with D A Peery estate supplying land, and Western Auto Tractor Co agent S J Harris arranging a tractor engine demonstration to show cultivation results. Governor Tanberger may attend as city prepares a program with local chefs and potters. The event date is to be announced, with plans to attract public interest and donations for more garden plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btanchard Anveral
Thomas G. Bart
Weber Council of Defenes, Ltd
Burt
D. Ai. Peery
Washington Avenue
Orphum War Garden Club
Joseph F. Gove
Orphaum
Orpheuny Club
Turtta
S.J. Harris
Western Auto & Tractor Company
Elarris
Hunts Center
Oas
Tanberger Alten
Wastington Avenue
Twenty-seventh
Starcis
Felecia! Ag
Ghatemar Girb
Mr. Murti
Olympic club star of early era volunteers for service
A historic profile describes a famed athlete from the Olympic Club who, despite peak track achievements and state all around championships, volunteered for service in wartime. He trained at Golden Gate Park, held coast records, and served as a provost officer in Alameda County while aiding American soldiers abroad.
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San Francisco
Goldee Gate
Han Kranetsch
Cerebe
Tkven
IGNS
WL. Seawright
YM. Gal
Sredtkar
Sarvice
France
Sntulkar
Golden Gate Park
U. C
Aldiarda County
Land valuation crews inspect reclaimed land areas
Thomas of the Farn Span Bank at Herkets Cah.ie ian Wee ber county visits to assess the value of reclaimed land and its drainage effects. County farmer agents accompany him to inspect drainage projects and map the landscape amid wartime shortages and delayed reports.
Revada steers sold in Ogden at record price
Flyq cars of ¢holee atoord slipped into Ogden graternay by 1B Whie at Ruby Valley Nevida were sold at a record price. Cattle weighed 1220 pounds and sold for 349 per head to Ogden Stock & Commission, then to George W. Tomlinson of Kansas City. Tomlinson calls Ogden a top slack market with strong future due to live stock growth. A separate sale of cholea facid a feeders to Kansas City for another market, with J A Lee managing Western Livestock and Concentration. The piece notes Ogden’s role in regional livestock commerce and ends with a cinema advert for Elsie Ferguson in The Lie at the Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogion Graternay
Ruby Valley
Nevida
Ogden Tve~sock & Commission Company
George W. Tomlinson
Kunsan
Tomillison
Daclaree
Ogden
Ely
Hat 1
Tomlinson
United
Cholea
Jack Francis
Parker
Win Falls
J. A. Lee
Tivexteck & Conroiastan Company
Mexare
Princia
Kansas City
Jen
Tuyoty Atom Jrere
Pleasant View Liberty Loan Meeting Heard by Local Crowd
Pleasant View held a Liberty loan meeting with Judge George S. Darker as principal speaker. Joseph Storey led the Oxden contingent of the Clearing Cloune faction, with talks by Judge Barker and Mrs. Carrie E. Bidgel among others. A musical program accompanied speeches, and enthusiasm was high as the drive continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Darker
Oxden
Joseph 2. Storey
Barker
Carrie E. Bidgel
N. Fury
Mins Birnie
Toth
Dlehset
Johnson Fights Espionage Bill in Senate Debate
Washington report on the contentious espionage bill as Senators Johnson and Overnian clash over constitutional rights and prosecutorial scope. References to religious liberty protests, the letter from Assistant Attorney General OBrien, and calls for wartime propaganda safeguards frame the session.
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Washington
Agri
Furningdon
Ted
Dotnisen
Ntl
Ouorrey
Johnsen
Overniag
North Caroll
Uecouferes
Selon
Lord Oliman
Irireadiont
O'Brien
Mat Perry
Congress
Sunatar Fall
New Megsfen
Propaganda
Mysteria
California
Renatoy
Drunk Young Man Arrested After Train Stop
A 20 year old man traveling from California to northern Utah faced a police court plea for intoxication. Judge George S. Barker ordered a $40 fine or 30 days in jail after rail officials flagged him as unable to care for himself. Police noted the man’s inebriation at Odin station as they intervened.
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Nicholeon
Callifornia
Nouthern
Utah
Oden
George S. Barker
Altur Heac
Himelf
Yepsterday
Palich
Atn
Railread
kimeeIr
Model Town as Seen by Uncle Sam
Washington on April 24 outlines a government report titled Model Town as Seen by Uncle Sam. It details 12 laws proposed by the War Department Commission on Law Violating Activities to suppress moral offenses around army centers. The measures cover injunctions against property rentals for immoral use, solicitation for restitution by pimps, penalties for premises used for immoral purposes, regulation of boarding houses and hotels, health reporting of venereal disease, treatment and supervision of carriers, and commitments to reformatories or institutions for prostitutes and mentally delinquent offenders. The document envisions state enforcement and commissions to ensure compliance and supports funding for reformatories modeled after Bedford and Sleighton farms.
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Washington
del Town
Suldtera
Law Enforcement Bureau
War Department Commission On
Bedford
Sleighton
New York
Pennsylvania
Qelal
Freak Games Of Coast League Ban Francisco Batting Surge
Coast League action in San Francisco sees rising batting averages mid season as several players surpass 400, with Fitzgerald posting 360 and others like Hathaway and Wells contributing strong starts. Early-season weather delays halted pitching work, yet hitters maintain hot steady form through the second week as Seals and opponents push offensive totals.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Taitemen Lore Jogre
Shete
Pragues
Chawever
Denenstrates
Thathans Tebir
Prsette Cove
Maiminine
Fitzgerald
Exeras
Huw
Cseey Smith
Los Francisca
Wolindsro
Leesmann to Be Tried on Wednesday in Lottery Case
Rev B Henry Leesmann and Miss Augusta Minnie Deckman face joint charges under the capion age act for allegedly attempting to introduce a lottery into the Fort Douglas enemy alien government camp. The trial is set in U S district court before Judge J D Johnson on Wednesday May 1. Also scheduled May 1 is the diluist John Van Valkenburg charged with impersonating an officer in the U S army, who claims to be the inventor of a marvelous wirehip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Henry Leensen
Misa Augusla
Minnie Deckman
Fort Douglas
United States District Court
J. D. Johnson
Dilui
Marine recalls harrowing dawn raid on Zocymega mole
A young naval rating described the assault at Zocymega mole to a Central News correspondent from a Kentish port. He recounted darkness before a sudden bombardment of star shells, ramming a German destroyer, cutting it in two, and the ensuing brutal melee with German soldiers and ships. The report notes the fray culminated with heavy losses and the fleet withdrawing amid bodies and wreckage.
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London
Waring
Zocymega
Central News
Kentish
Aldo
Heerak
Baye
Dieruds
Chiat
Judge Dunne Telegrams on Mooney Case Sparks Debate
In Washington April reports reveal Judge Frank J. Dunne of San Francisco dispatched a telegram criticizing federal handling of the Mooney case. He cites bias in the Franksfurter report and claims large funds and publicity tainted the trial, while noting Jurist Jones of Ogden is in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mter Ai
Senate
Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
Frank Jl. Lanne
Poladester
Jetouet
Talrness
Maanay
Dunne
Tarnaias
Denne
Mooney
Tanna
Moon- Jox'e Dotenes
Osman
Sideo Dunn
Thmlings
Jones
St Agthony
Waho
Ogden
Creel Refutes Masses Editor on War Effort Testimony
George Creel, head of the public information committee, testified in the Max Bartman case about The Masses magazine and wartime censorship. He said he had told Roger that no law empowered him to suppress contents, that the magazine should align with the government's war aims, and that The Masses sought approval. Creel noted Rogers hoped for a change in policy and defended his position that patriotism and legal authority bound publishers during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
George Creel
Comittee On ‘Public Information
Max Bart- Maan
da Masten
Creel
Roger
C. Merrill Rogers
Creal
Rogers
America
Nehimselt
Max Eastroan
Mra. J
Cra
Aoters Rogers
Washington
Max Bantman
Germany Grants Safe Conduct for Grain Shipments
Germany informs Switzerland that vessels loaded with cereals for Switzerland may pass freely if they fly the Swiss flag, display the colors, and bore the national emblem. The United States also agrees to allow grain shipments to Switzerland under the Swiss flag, likely using American ships. W. H. Feleted of Idaho arrived in Ogden on a business visit.
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Berne
Switzerland
Washington
United States
Ikda
W. HL. Feleted
Prow Ion, Idaho
Ogden
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Teddy Wotherspoon
Rob Roy
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Alhambra
Garden of Youth
U.S
Speavira
Qakikobe
Stanford
Dla Animens
Feresteat
Poly
Revada
Elsie Ferguson
Artcraft
Pleasant View
Liberty “Loan Meeting
Jownson
Bill
Denver Consolidated Stock Exchange
Bankers Et F National Bank
Denver
Winser & GO
Empire Bulldtey
8Th St
U.S. A
Canada
Athain
Uncle Sam
Hl. Leesmann
New
Utah Theatre Today
Zeebruge
Ram Hun
Poindexter
Clara Kimball Young
House of Glass
Clara
Max Eastman
The
Masses
Germany
East
Middle West
B. Ogden
Binford- Kimball Motor Co
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