Wild West Show For Fleet Men At Los Angeles
A wild west show for officers and men of the Pacific Meet will be staged in Los Angeles August 3-4. A large contingent from Arizona Nevada and Montana will attend. Accommodations for 100000 spectators will be provided according to the committee plan. Separately a federal trade commission inquiry into rising shoe prices was reported by the house interstate commerce committee.
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Los Angel, FS
San Francisco
Selor
Officers
Men of the Pacific
Los Angeles
Wld
Gteers
Arizona
Nevada
Montana
Yaid
Washington
House
Five Die in Atlas Powder Plant Explosion
In Leander New Jersey a packing house of Atlas Powder Company exploded killing five workers. The blast occurred as 1,000 pounds of dynamite detonated, tears and debris reported across the site. Officials investigated cause and safety lapses suspected.
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Leander, N. J
Atlas Powder Company
Hero Today
Wine and Water in the Christening of Warship on Coast
In Oakland harbor the Liberty loan donor ship Utacarbon Utah was launched at six o'clock this afternoon. California wine and Ulan mountain water glistened on the bow as the oil tanker slid down the Alameda yards of Bethlehem Shipbuilding corporation. The ceremony featured an unusual blend of elements.
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San Francisco
Oakland Harbor
Utacarbon Utah
California
Alameda
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Nation-Wide Shopmen Strike Called Today
A nationwide strike by the Federated Shopmen's Union was set for 10 o'clock with hundreds of Chicago district workers affected. The dispute centers on wage demands of 2 cents per hour for mechanics and 1 cent for other jobs, amid a broader push since the start of the year. Union officials claim 1000-plus men are involved, awaiting a promised settlement date that has been postponed multiple times.
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Chicago
Shopten's
John D. Saunders
Watkents
Atlanta
Iacksongie
Fla
Toston
Piladelphia
Denver
Morehan
Federal Railroad Administration
Weo
Gaunders
Leo Clark Returns to Ogden from Overseas
Leo Clark, formerly with Southern Pacific clerical staff, returns to Ogden after overseas service. Reputed to rejoin his old job. nicknamed Noodles by colleagues. Brother of Mrs. James Downs of Stockton, California, he is a member of K. C. 777 and recalls many friends.
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Leo Clarx
Dist Engineers
Hig
Clark
Southern Pacific
K. C. 777
James Downs
Stockton
Cal
Making Money From the Abused Skunk
An editorial in the Hunter-Trader-Trapper of Columbus Ohio urges protecting skunks. It argues protection means more than trapping limits, noting skunks can become domesticated and benefit from free roving and maternal care, suggesting humane management is profitable.
Logan Boosters Trip to Heber and Park City Puzzle
Logan Boosters plan a trip to Heber and Park City with a focus on touring by automobile. The garbled text hints at a priority to visit Park City first, followed by Heber, then returning, but the details are unclear.
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Logan
Heber
Park City
Travel Party Tours Mines Farms and Local Industry
A large party led by L. M. Trowell and M. J. Hovey toured mines and farm resources at Heber and a nearby cement plant at Devil's Slide. The visitors, arriving in Ogden late in the afternoon, included numerous Commercial Club members and local officials such as M. Thatcher, W. H. Stewart, A. H. Thompson, Mrs. P. M. Neilsen, and Moses Thatcher, among others.
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Heber
Devil's Slide
Ogden
L. M. Trowell
Commercial Club
M. J. Hovey
Moves ‘Thatcher
M. Vareis
Shepard
A. H. Thompson
David McMurdie
B. L Stewart
A. D
John W. Squires
Jos. Salisbury
F. Ly West
Prof
Ray EB. West
B. F. Cheatham
A. A. Garri
Moses Reeder
H. EB. Perry
A. L. Baugh
Sean Burygone
A. J. Baugh
Wm. Chars
W. F. Jenson
James A. Havey
More Ships Should Be in Possession Of United States
SALT LAKE Aug 1 Declaring the war would suffer if American troops and supplies were not carried in force ships Homer J Ferguson president of the chamber of commerce of the United States urged a large merchant marine in an address to the Commercial club He noted only $90 000 United States troops could have been transported if America had to depend on its own shipping He cited the trip of Wilson to the peace conference aboard a German built ship with German signs and said there were no American hull vessels for the voyage He urged American built ships to remedy Pacific needs and described the Pacific as a Japanese lake while calling for a preponderance of American shipbuilding.
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Salt Lake
Aug
United States
America
Homer J. Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce of the United Tales
Commercial Club
The
United
Ferguson
Anny
Navy
Wilson Fa
Europe
Germany
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Stripes and flags in foreign trade talk by Ferrilson
Ferrilson discusses the merchant marine and foreign trade noting American built abipe flying Japanese flags. He recalls anti hate remarks by his father and cites Chicago race trials. He cites race in shipyards, 7006 white workers and 80,000 Negroes living together without conflict, and argues for expanding exports, credits, and foreign investments to sustain postwar prosperity and Europe recovery.
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Fermilson
Chicago
Ferruson
United States
Bualena
Europe
Fishermen settle trespass damages with landowner
Four Ogdrhine men arrested for lying out of hours and trespass by Weber County game warden reached a settlement with agent Al Hestmark for Hyrum Stallings. They paid $20, which was given to the landowner. Two men had already been fined by the city court.
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Ogdrhine
Weber County
Wirdena
al Hestmark
Hyrum Stallings
Alrady
Ogden gas plant to enlarge capacity by October 1
The Ogden Publicity Bureau report says Utah Lower & Tight Co will expand its gas plant to meet rising demand. Current delivery about 734 000 cubic feet daily, with 250 000 cubic feet consumed daily. enlargement underway and due by October 1 raising capacity to over 100 000 cubic feet. Minor improvements expected soon to ease temporary low pressure.
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Uteh Power & Tghl
Tellet
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Itt
Lown
UMP
W. J. Yeattis
Ogden
Utah Lower & Tight Company
Merrill
Marchinery
Tme
Canadian Musician Seeks Ogden Home After War Injuries
John W Palmer, a highly wounded 2nd Vancouver Division musician of the Canadian Second Sollovision troops, arrives in Ogden seeking work and a home. He survived a severe head wound near Cambria, losing balance from a bullet through the temple and jaw hinge, and is gradually regaining mobility. Red Cross aid and local efforts aim to help him resume his musical career, with Donnelly coordinating support and indicating Palmer’s prior leadership of bands and compositions used by military ensembles. Contact Red Cross or the First National Building Thom s for assistance.
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Cambria
Beow
Donnelly
France
Amy
Red Cross
Thoms
National
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Margaret Jlorslay
Bamberger
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Oakland
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
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Drese Shoes
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