BAKERIES OF OGDEN TO BE UNIONIZED BY MAY 1
Local 5 and Local 125 bakers and confectioners in Ogden plan to unionize by May 1 seeking recognition and better conditions. The proposed contract outlines wages, hours, apprentice rules, and employment by local union membership, with full support from Local 138 and other city unions.
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Bakeries OF
Ogden
He Bakery & Ganteeronery
Cden
Wnian
R. Kehrtens
Edward Pantie
Das
Krumperman
A. Setouten
Aulsdea
Benkhuyton
Te Yiery
Ile
Pune
Osden
Ervin
Nowenton
Ely
Salt Lake Division Leads Southern Pacific Bond Campaign
The Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific railroad drives a big bond campaign as Chief Clerk H C Johnson reports the capital now at 260000 with about 15000 purchased by employees through banks. Johnson notes bond subscriptions are streaming in and Salt Lake leads the Southern Pacific system. Margery Wilson in The Law of the Great Northwest and the latest Pathé Weekly headline at the Cozy today.
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Salt Lake
Southern Paeitle Railroad
Fap
Margery Wilson
CHAS GODDARD IS UNDER ARREST FOR DISTURBING THE PEACE
Charles Goddard a 21 year old chauffeur was arrested Saturday on Twenty fifth street between Washing and Grankave for disturbing the peace by fighting. He appeared in court but the case was continued until tomorrow due to a missing witness. He was released on 310 bond. The complainants say Goddard had intoxicated a young lady and fought two men who defended her. Police report he carried a pint of whiskey and struck a man near Lincoln Ave and Twenty fifth Street as he left a dance, leaving the man with a badly bruised eye. Goddard appeared in court this morning.
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Charles Goddard
Grankavepie
B.A. Miller
Canyon Road
H. G. Emmerson
Poller
Goddard
Nla
Wien
Lincoln Ave
Archbishop John of Tre land in St Path in critical state
St Path Minn April 20 Archbishop John of Tre land remains in critical condition but officials say he has passed at his home Read the Classified Acts
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ST. Pat, Minn
John of Treland
St. Path
Movie Listings at Cozy Today Show Multiple Features
Pearl White stars in The House of Hate with Ruth Roland in The Sin of Innocence and Broncho Billy in The Butler's Child. A Biz V comedy rounds out the Cozy schedule for today only.
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Pearl White
Ruth Roland
Broncho Billy
Ship Sinks in British Waters In Atlantic Disaster
New York April 9 A vessel carrying fifty seven Young Men’s Christian Association workers sank in English waters. The American mission leader Arthur Hungerford said the ship was a British steel steamer. Among the YM workers were Percy Hartz of Fort Collins and Gail Seaman of Los Angeles. Several men escaped in lifeboats with Seaman narrowly surviving after getting tangled in boat lowering ropes.
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New York
Mey Christan Association
Origen
Arthur E. Hungerford
Lita
Man of
Baltimore
Frange
GAL
Harry Holmes
Australan
William Cinston Berry
Childress
Tex
Percy E. Hartz
Fort Collins
Colo
Edwant Tilden Mathes
High Street
Belsingham
Waals
Joseph Albertson Matthews
Fight On Avenue
Hollywood
Cal
Gail Seaman
Alpha Street
Los Angeles
Howard J.taylor
St. Helens
Ore
Yale
A. Seaman
E. C. Pullen
New York State
Seaman
Robert Peckhaw
Springfield
Masean
Roan
Fullen
Classified Ads Prompt Oddities Spark Scribbler Snicker
A clipped item hints at wartime slang and editorial humor as readers debate how to refer to enemies and profiteers in a classifieds section. The piece uses the phrase the Germans twenty two and asks what to call profiteers, reflecting wartime tone and satire.
Youngest Liberty Loan Worker Sells Bonds in Capital
Five year old Little Miss Texane Belknap daughter of Captain Reginald R Belknap U S N informs the Liberty loan drive in Washington. She assists Frederick Haskins at theater performances as part of a record-breaking push that raised over $1,000,000. A pledge of $1,000 reportedly comes from President Wilson.
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Texane Belknap
Reginald R. Belknap
U. S. Ns
Little Miss Netknap
Washington
Frederick Haskins
Wilson
Utah Cereal Plant Sold to Albers Brothers Milling
The Utah Cereal Food Company plant at Twenty ninth Street and Freling Avenue will transfer controlling interest to Albers Brothers Milling Company. The $340,000 sale will be approved at a Glockholders meeting Wednesday. The stock is held by Ogden, Salt Lake and Logan residents, with Lucian A. Rus acting for Albers. The plant has produced wheat and gast products since it opened over a year ago. Officers include M. S. Browning president W T Watts Hendrickson vice president W V Petty secretary and A Wright treasurer.
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Utah
Albers Brothers
Albers Brothers Milling Company
Glockholders of Tin Company
Ogien
Salt Lake
Logan
Luciana
May
Ray & Whitney
Haylet
Ban Pran~ Jeisen
Tuo Alvers
Brothers Milling Company
United Staten
Pacific Coast
Utah Cereal Fond Comopany
MS. Browning
W. T. Wats
Hendrickson
W. VM. Petty
A. Wright
Lucian A. Rus
Farewell Party for Wiltori G. Martin Noted
A society gathering at the Norden home 541 Twenty Street yesterday honored Wiltori G. Martin who departed for Camp Lewis with Nedrate Contingenh. Forty five relatives and friends attended. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Palle Up Garner, Mr. and Mrs. James Norden, and many Martins and Whites.
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G. Martin
James Norden
Allen
Farearell
Soong
Yonterday
Camp Lewis
Nedrate
Martin
Adams Eixpress Company
Monty Wid Life
Sarah Martin
Steve Smith
Mix Arla Mellewell
Misa Julia Whilewell
Hay J White
Frances White
Misa Williamms White
Maude Cowan
Mira Eleanore Norden
J.iikey
Andres Martin
Tay Martin
Stebert Martin
John Florspant
William Torspool
Ant Dale Clinger
Mary Fisher to debut at New England Conservatory
Mary Fisher, daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Fisher of 2219 Van Buren Avenue, will debut in a recital at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston early June. She studied at the conservatory and after Ogden High School, pursued musical studies in the East, with noted progress and strong expectations.
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Mrc
Mary Fisher
G. W. Fisher
van Buren Avenue
New England Conservatory of Munle
Toston
Feollat
Conservatory
Gaston
Afvin Fisher
Gen
Ogdenway
Areta
G A T Encampment Draws National Women Relief Corps Leaders
The G A T encampment in Salt Lake City will host national W R C president Mrs Dols M Naff of Chagrinville Ohio and Titan members at a Friday hotel reception. Department president Nangie V Owens of the W T L C will attend. Oranile A Somoza will speak at the event and time details are to be announced.
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Salt Lake City
Women's Relief Corps
Dols M. Naff
Chagrinville
Ublo
Titan
Corps
Tron Us Cy
We RC
Taxtles
Nangie V. Owens
W. Tl. C
Corpa Twalles
G. A
Realwys
Aldaotchera
Ortanile
Quincy Parent Teachers Association Meeting
Members of the Quincy school parent teacher association will gather at the school on Wednesday afternoon at 3 30. Superintendent Johnson will speak and Anckley of the Industrial school will address on Recreation. Miss Toth Falek will sing a song, and the Pitt gentle pupils will perform an exercise plus a vocal selection by Mrs. Hosutoord Tard Smith. All association members and others interested are invited to attend.
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Quincy School
Patrot-Teachers’ Association
Johnson
Streake
Anckley
Industrial School
Tiltin Misa Toth Falek
Pitt Gentle
Hosutoord Tard Smith
Association
Othturk
Prescot
Thurgood Olive Baril funeral today in Syracuse
Funeral services for Olive Baril Thurgood of Clearfield were set for today at 2 p m in Syracuse the burial in Syracuse cemetery. Born March 16 1915 in Syracuse she died yesterday at the Clearfield home. Interment in Syracuse cemetery.
TWO WESTERN MEN QUALIFY AS OFFICERS
Stafford T. Austen of Larah and George W. Valet of Horse Creek, Mont, were the only men from west of the Missouri river to graduate as officers at the training camp at Camp Sherman. Both are married and became lieutenants of infantry. The camp produced a full list of graduates today by the adjutant general.
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Waslington
Apri
Stafford T. Austen
Larah
George W. Valet
Horse Crewe
Mont
Mlagsouri River
Camp Sherman
Chrislcothe
Armounerd
Officials Neglect Road North 10 Preston Me
A garbled report lists road issues near Preston and Warwick with references to railway depots. Details are unclear but mention of officials, a general manager, and inspectors indicates a local public works concern under investigation.
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Ngpect
Preston
Nevada Gerant Under Suspicion
In Reno on April 2.2, federal officers reported suspected cattle poisoning linked to Frank McCullough, victim, who stood accused after authorities found two heavy caliber revolvers on his person. The case involves secret service surveillance and ongoing investigations into threats tied to the incident.
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Reno
Kernles
New
Frank McCullough
Mystery cloaks Spaniard's death at Angel Island
In San Francisco on April 29 a mystery hid the death of a Spaniard who fell or jumped from a 50 foot ledge at Angel Island immigration station after escaping a guard. He had arrived two weeks earlier from the Orient and was detained during an investigation of alleged suicide plots. Special agent Don Rathbun of the Department of Justice pursued new information as the man, identified by passport and ticket, vanished.
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San Francisco
Luge Red
Trantla
Angel Island
Theorient
Departaent of
Peatice
Taciie
Ulyuige Ney
Ensieernicue
Ie Man
Wilson names four directors for new $600,000 water utility
In Wasitington Apil 29 Wilson announced the appointment of four directors for a new $600,000 water utility and named a new issues committee. Directors include Willa P. Go Harding Alvar Allen B. Portes New York Meyer Jr. New York Angny We McLeat North Carolina and others. The capital operations committee features Charles Meunlin Massachusetts John Skullon Virginia Williams Frederick Nelana Illinois James Stewart Kentucky John Bruin California and G Flowerpur Ohio Frederick H. W.
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Wasitington
Apel
Wilson
Wat Ananco Corporation
Wat Flannca Corporation
Willa P. Go Harding
Alvar
Allen B. Portes
Bew Yorks
Bugetto Meyer, Jr
New York
Angny We
Charles
Meunlin
Maa
Jeachusetta
John Skullon
Williame nfVirginias
Frederick A. Nelana
Vi ‘Oly
James
Stewa
Benturck
John
Bruin
California
G. Flower
Puri
Society Beauty Becomes Bride in Washington Wedding
Slvanus Stokes Jr formerly of New York and Washington, and daughter of Mrs. Gilson Fabneatock, tied the knot in a spring Washington ceremony noted as among the capital’s most popular.
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Slvanus Stokes, Jr
Aviator shoots Germans in bold air encounter
Washington April 20. American aviator Gale Forest Farner engaged a German plane above the Boslo piver area near the French front. Farner attacked the German machine, killed the observer, and set the craft on fire after a daring dive. The Germans reportedly brought their aeroplane down on March 18 after a prior clash on March 25.
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Wasitington
Ant Gale Forest Farner
Ain Americas
Dows
Garman
Whytog
Geran
obHuTver
Wort
Washington
Bolso Piver
Japan Loyal Tower Allies Signal Unified Policy
Wednesday, April 24 reports Baron Bhime yel Gato has been installed as foreign minister and vows Japan will act with allies in any future moves regarding Riharry. The press notes cabinet changes may presage a broader shift, with Motona's success cited but dismissal speculated due to policy differences.
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Torig
Chu
Japan
Riharry
Baron Bhime Yel Gato
Miniatoy
Aserlon
Cub Nes
Cabinul
Motona
Ies
Biberia
Trial of War Jury Incomplete Opens Amid Debate
A wartime trial opened with a jury incomplete as delegates from thirty states debated intervention and the entrance of Japanese forces into Russia. The session drew attention to the pace of proceedings and whether the panel would meet wartime needs, with arguments on both sides about the proper next steps.
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Dapan
Hns LW
Russia
Seaa
Judge Graves Declines U S Senate Appointment
Jefferson City April 23 Juda W W Graves today declined appointment to the United States Senate for the vacancy created by Governor Gardner. Graves, a Missouri Supreme Court justice, said duty lies in his current work and indicated the governor should seek another candidate.
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Jefferson City
Juda W. W. Graves
United States
Gardasi
Missouri Supreme Court
Linsleat
Smuntor
W. J. Stone
Jadyn Graves
Dewhlets
Gardner Kald Newhould
Sparker Clarice
Judge Grives
Three Casualties In The Navy Apr 29 Report
Three sailors were killed and several wounded in the American expeditionary force as announced by the navy department. Hospital Apprentice Pred Chartes Achattner of Hock Inland died of wounds. Myle Spencer Jay Lowie of St. Joseph Missouri and Hospital Apprentice tri Mingsbury of New Castle, Pennsylvania were wounded. Machinist's Mate Mathew D. But Ivan of Franklyn Wyoming was overboard from an American submarine chaser Liat hessy Fea.
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Gervins
Unite States
Fuevy Department
Hoaplin
Myle Spencer Jay Lowie
St. Joseph
Mingsbury
New Castle
Pani
Mathew D. But- Ivan
Franklyn
W. Y
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