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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1919

Page

8

Admiral Benson Praises K C War Work Before Peace Convention

Admiral William Benson, chief of naval operations, lauded Knights of Columbus war work at a peace convention address. He said the American delegation aimed to prevent future wars and noted that despite not achieving all aims, their labor would guide future efforts.

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Grew quits at Billings big case in shops

Aug 5 The case craw in the local railroad shops will work at 1 oclock this morning with response from the union.

Billings Billings, Mott Union of

Strike Hits St Paul Machinists and Helpers

Officials in St Paul announce a strike involving machinists bottermakers helpers and apprentices. The walkout begins immediately and will disrupt railroad service due to joint action by the workers and supporting affiliates.

St. Paul

Census Supervisors Named for Idaho and Wyoming

Washington August 5 Names of the 45 supervisors directing the 1920 census for portions of Idaho and Wyoming were announced today. Idaho first James Blaine Benedict Sandpoint second Falward Goddard Mountain Fidne Wyting Birat Noah Vilas Kurtz Sherijan Ray E Lee Cheyenne.

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Military Prisoners From Leavenworth Arrive on Coast

A detachment of 130 military prisoners from Fort Leavenworth Kansas arrived in San Francisco and were moved to Alcatraz disiciplinary barracks. The group included several inmates involved in a recent Leavenworth mutiny. Guards say six men attempted to escape during transit.

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Locomotives Idle on Sioux City Line

In Sioux City on August 5, a dozen locomotives on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line are dead in place. Fresh engines sidetracked freight sets while mineral content in Sioux City water delays cleaning of boilers. No tampering by shop strikers is reported, and power will return once available.

Sioux City Chicago Milwaukee and St Pul C. J. Hufford

Strike Fever Runs Through England Amid Labor Upheaval

London reports widespread labor unrest as bakers dockers and railway workers strike or threaten action. Dockers protest police-dismissal severities while locomotive engineers and firemen argue over pay scales. Liverpool and Leeds see agitation, with unions considering a general strike to back police and railway demands. Rail service on London Southwestern line disrupted as strikes spread.

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Negro From Chicago Fails in Rioting Plot

A Chicago man claimed ties to an inciting plan to spark riots among Georgia Negroes. He was removed from a train and later found hanged from a tree outside. In Helena Montana, 250 workers including machinists and carpenters walked out at Northern Pacific shops demanding higher wages.

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Labor Congress in Amsterdam ends with calls for socialization

The International Trade Union Congress in Amsterdam closed after debates on wartime socialization of resources and Russia Hungary blockades. American delegates abstained citing mandates, while German leader Leglen opposed revenge war. The federation to collect data on socialization effects and push unified union organization. Belgium reports postwar railway growth from 305 cars to 104, with tonnage rising and freight trains expanding nationally.

Amsterdam Satucdar Aus Associated Tress International Federation Waless Russia Hungary Samuel Gompers Gompers Americas Herr Leglen Bureau International Trades Union Federation Belgium

Schilling Co San Francisco Moisture Proof Tape Reference

A fragment references Schilling & Co of San Francisco and a moisture proof tape process. The readable items mention Torre fe fou fe Boe and Engiah cartass in a listing style, implying a trade notice or lettered advertisement in a historical paper.

Torre Fe Schilling Tes Engiah Cartass Ieele Schilling & Co San Francisco

Ogden Boys Return From War Zone Personnel Roll Call

Historic roster lists Ogden and Salt Lake soldiers from Utah in the Seventeen in field artillery regiment of the Taiwoa Second division. The names span Corporals, Wagoners, and Privates with addresses in Salt Lake City Ogden and nearby towns. The long list names family ties and hometowns across Utah reflecting a broad wartime mobilization.

New York Utah Taiwoa Meadquarters Harold G. Cutler John C. Cutler South Weat Temple Street Salt Lake Derthel Vigh Andrew Visi West Second Street Jagan Charles B. Chapin Bercha Nowroy Noth Third West Street Leonard J. Hurst Ames Hurst Ogden Avenue Ogden Howard A. Bowlby Maude G. Howby Geneva Normand G. Hutchins James A. Hutchins Second Street Alexandre Wheelwright Elizabeth Wheelright Monroe Avenue Orden Orden. Wagoner Clifford Argyly Third Avenue Wagoner Calvin Dalton Alan Dalton Hurricane Frank Davenport Grahie Davenport Grahl Avenue Newitt Elmer A. Rowan Andrew Rowan South Third Hast iSalt Lake Paul G. Wright Jhest Wright Richmond Tyan P. Andersen Claud Anderson Smithfield Marcellus Ills Ron Parley South Eleventh East Sireet Horace Burleigh Horatio Jurbejeh Quince Street Werbert D. Gannett Bene Gannett Seventh Avenus Henry Rockham Henry Beckham Rushton Avenue Clarence Bishop Alexander Ishop North Second West All Lake Claud I. Hulstetler Mary Hulstetler Igdon Cecil Brown Finnest Crown Saltake Reuben B. Willets Sarah Jost Thirty-second O' Ballery Wagoner Lawrence J. Bailey T Tewis A. Dalley South Sale Lake Milton F. Barton Sarah Tartan Twenty-second Street Oseon Leland B. Anderson Tarl Anderson Bear River City Carl Earnhart Wildyam Barnhart Wagoner Clarence J. Braigger Arabham Braegger Willard Wagoner Dewey F. Hawkins James Hawking Lane Cyrus H. Crowlen Fifth Avenue Joseph J. Sastagna John Castagna Grantsville John A. Forslund Marie Forslund South Ninth East Street Corporal Wells Cloward Thomas Cloward Rulon J. Arnold Jane Arnold Huntington Enoch B. Carleon Wildham Carlson Douglan Street Edward EB. Crinwell Laura Criswell South Temple Street Ep” Battery Paul J.hagerman John Hagerman Jefferson Street John Wilson Otra Mary Matthews William A. Cook Oliver Cook South Second Bantstreet Samuel W. Cardwell Francis Crogler Brigham Ras P. Greenwood Anna Greenwood James F. Burton James Burton Five Points Pred S. Davis Elizabeth Davis Cottage Court Lee B. Cravens Emma Cravens Dibel Avenue Harold C. Anderson Ja Anderson Lola Avenue Wagoner Harold Hansen Annie Hansen Cave Tamar H. Denning Mre Alice Denning Streal Wagoner Levi Aketrom Joba

Exstrom Wagar Arnold Jt. Madsen and Hunter Names

Exstrom and Wagar. Arnold Jt Madsen son of Mrs Christina Blansen of Bear River Cry. Thomas A Figging son of Wenry Figgins of Brigham City. Harold Hunter referenced in list.

Government keeps wheat price guarantee to ease burden

Washington reports Director General Julius Barnes will maintain the 2.26 dollar per bushel government price guarantee to curb living costs. Justice Department agents to enforce hoarding laws, while President Wilson mulls a congress message on further price regulation. The plan includes a lower export price for flour and a projected wheat production decline amid world shortages, with penalties for profiteering under existing acts.

Washington Juvius Thiarnes The Grain Corporation Wilson Congress Department of Justles Cominig Mirector Jarnes National Treasury Barnes Warnes North America United States Falmer Yang Department of Justice Palmer Department Tawa Biyond Food Administration Legis Winey White House

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