City tax levy fixed at 4.05 mills by commissioners
Article notes Ogden city tax levy for the coming year set at 4.05 mills by the board of city commissioners. Details show two mills for streets and sidewalks, two mills for sewers, two for baths and electric light works, one mill for public library, and a quarter mill for other public functions. Also mentions divorce cases and municipal debt plans connected to finance.
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Ogden City
Board of City Commission
Delloggs
John Dellogge
Aulins
Joseph Wilkins
Mall Leas
Wilhelmina Lassche
Ieee
Dudze DP
Indébicdners
CHO Auditor Larson
Molale
Marital Felicity Triggers Tragic Death In Twin Falls
Henry Lorenzen, 28, a Twin Falls resident living with his mother and siblings at 622 Fourth Avenue West, was found dead in a rooming house in Rupert, Idaho, with a revolver. Authorities report Lorenzen had separated from his wife and may have been mentally unsettled for some time, with the death attributed to self-inflicted actions amid marital strife.
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Henry Lorenzon
Ane
Fourth Avenue West
Twin Falls
Rupert
Idaho
Mr. Lorenze
City Reports Major Rat Cull In Effort to Clean Dums
City health official George Shorten announced a wide scale rat elimination drive. About fifty pounds of poison were set in various dumps as the campaign intensified, aiming to curb rapidly increasing colonies and reduce the rodent death toll.
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George Shorten
Escaped Utah Convict To Be Returned To Utah
August 1 report from Salt Lake details Anguse Tiibinings an escaped Utah state prison inmate identified after a recent arrest in Los Angeles. He faces recapture and return to Utah. The pursuit involved state officials and Sheriff Ketchum, who died during the chase beneath Skull Valley while pursuing other escaping inmates.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Anguse
Utah State Prison
Los Angeles
Assante
Ted Seeterday
Warren Sterrs
Ketchum
Nunes
Oleh
Cummings
SHORT LINE FAVORS FORMER ARMY MEN IN POCATELLO
In Pocatello Idaho the Oregon Short Line places returning service men in former positions. Seventy six veterans have been placed back in shops. Those who were employed elsewhere before the war are also taking up jobs in the railroad shops. Jennings suspended. Manager Hugh Jennings of the Trans-American line received notice of the suspension. The action followed disagreement with a superintendent Wednesday.
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Short Line
Pocatello
Idaho
Oregon
Jennings
Uwoston
Hugh Jenninga
Tetran Americans
Teers
New York
Lithuanian forces strike again under General Zukauskas
Under General Zukauskas, commander in chief of the Lithuanian army, Lithuanian forces led a heavy blow against Bolshevik forces, as relief work continues to be organized in the countryside.
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4Ikonno
Zukauskas
Russia
Yg Couny
Peace Council Weighs Thrace and Turkey Boundaries
The Peace Congress weighed the Thrace question as boundaries of Dal Katia loom large amid uncertainty over Turkish dispositions. Delegates await American mandate decisions on Armenia and Asia Minor as British and French allies seek U.S. leadership while the Senate looms over any pledge.
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Patis
Associated Press
Pe ‘Phrace
Supreme Council
Dal- Katia
Man Hutea
Near East
Turkey
United States
Agia Minor
Asia Minor
Armenia
Wilson
Senate
America
Axia Minor
J Ogden Boys Back From France Navy Names and Names
New York July 31. Names of Ogden boys who returned from France appear in a long list from Headquarters Company and various artillery and infantry units. Several mothers are named for each private, with partial addresses and street names noted.
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New York
Ctahine
Toldie
Hillery
Heber D. Jones
Tomiwa
NOG
South Salt, Lake
Field Artilor
Dotin Dean
Hingham
Evan
Jenetton
Gilbert Bardes
Jatin
Monae
Vileate Villant
Ones Fucher
Con
Mount Vieanant
13Th Field Artillery
Lea W. Taottewood
Meather
Anna
Third South Street
Pall Lake
13Th Infantry
Agahel Crump
Ive
Hershman
Fragmentary Roll Call and Rearranged Army Assignments Mentioned
The garbled text lists numerous private names with family relations and addresses across Utah and nearby cites, interwoven with stray references to artillery units and a few officers. It also notes Major General Enoch H. Crawder and shifts in the Southern Department leadership, with Brein and Dickman involvement and Catel reassigned to Brownsville.
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Howevr
Enoch H. Crawder
Cuba
San Antonio
James F. Brein
Paso
Southern Department
Joseph T. Dickman
de Kosey C. Catel
Brownsville
Passports Requirement Mentioned in War Context
Fragmentary text notes passports must be held by men and references airplanes and foreign countries. Mentions war department and a court ruling request, but details are unclear. Reading shows potential wartime travel and entry controls with incomplete sentences and disjointed phrases. Entities such as war department and airplanes appear, but specifics are unreadable.
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Amiris
War Department
McCabe Sings America in Wilsons Double Voice Claim
McCabe, a New York district superintendent of methods, writes about an overlooked patriotic anthem and notes his double for President Wilson. The piece highlights his frequent misidentification as the president.
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McCabe
America
Patriottc
Baye
Wilson
New York
Daniels party leaves to review Pacific Fleet
Secretary Daniels departs for the Pacific coast to inspect naval bases and yards and to plan improvements. He will meet the Pacific Fleet in San Diego on August 7 and review it in Los Angeles on August 8, with further port visits in southern California. The fleet will assemble in San Francisco for a review with President Wilson on September 2 or 3 amid a large transport.
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Washington
Daniels
Pacific Coast
Congress
Hawaii
Daniela
San Diego
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
Wilson Sepember
Daniels XM Daniels
P. W
McKen
Naval Operations
C. A. Parks
Wreau
Hilton
Fay Corps
German towns struggle to house refugees as cities refuse
Berlin Aug 1 The Associated Press reports that many refugees linger in German cities and villages from former empire territories. Communities increasingly ban new arrivals due to housing shortages, prompting the government to order all municipalities to accept refugees and returning troops of war.
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Berlin
Associa Ed Press
Nationalista Party Wins Out in Manila Election by Majority
Nacionalista party leads in Manila with Manuel Quezon and Sergio Osmena reelected to senate and house respectively. Quezon chairs the Philippines Independence mission to the United States. Demena represents Cebu’s second district in the assembly. Roadmap to discharge and resignations hinted in related notes.
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Nationalista Party
Manila
Tne Associated Press
Nacionalista Party
Manuel Quezon
Sergio Osmena Haye
Senate
House
Quezon
Philippines Independence
United States
Demena
Cebu
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