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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1918

Page

3

Auction of funeral pieces and displaced families in Ogden

The text reports arrests in a kidnapping probe and placement of suspects at Industrial School awaiting disposition. It notes a farewell party for Lorin Narreth before US service, a cattle disease Makogg spreading with state inspector stepping up prevention, and installation at the South Washington Avenue playground center with gym equipment arriving for term readiness.

T. W. Hoggan Hyestuck South Washington Avenue Jast Ogden M. Te Jones

Two Sons in Service and Local Notices From Ogden

A collection of brief items from Ogden includes Captain John Guthrie Heywood overseas arrival news and other service updates. Bernard and other Richards family members serve in the Navy and Army, with mentions of the Pennsylvania battleship. A pair of young children were injured by a vehicle on Twenty sixth Street near the fire station. Community notices cover Red Cross contributions, a deceased child Yarrington, travel updates, and county fee reports.

Gapl. Heywood France John Guthrie Heywood Abbot R. Heywood Ogilen Heywood Waloing Deloot Camp Town Oxden San Francisco P. Richards Sam Richards Bernard M. Richards Pennsylvania Ogden Mms Hralter J. Harold Richards 192Nd Votantry Brigade Bernard Richards Navy Atlantic Twenty Sixth Street

For Sale Auto Fastest Mord Car In 1ty Alate

Classified ad fragment offers a for sale listing for a fast car in a late model condition with demountable parts and specialized features. The text is garbled with multiple errors and unclear details. It also includes rental notices for furnished and unfurnished rooms with contact numbers.

Salh Tims Ely Thres Navy Ree

Barley beer found in Weber County prompts probe

Deputies seized an apparent barley beer product described as pale white with a strong odor and thicker than standard beer. They sent samples to the state chemist for analysis and accuse a local farmer of contraband production under state liquor laws.

Sytterus Weber County Dievit Uhe Sunalgain Wight Stunkenneas

Mrs Kanzler Departure Planned for Tomorrow

Mia Kanzler and her two children will depart tomorrow to join the father at a location named Proslilig. Mr Kanzler oversees emergency work at the Presidio and enjoys his duties while Mixs Harriet Kansler remains in Ogden employed by the Ogden State Bank.

Mia Kanzler Dadlar Proslilig Kangler Presidio Mixs Harriet Kansler Ogden Ogden Stata Bank

Forgery Case Involving Ther mi an Mark

TherMmiain Mark, colored, arrested by Detectives Richardson and Burke, waived preliminary hearing in municipal court after confessing to forgery. Bond set at 300 dollars. He forged A F Blair’s signature on a May 4 check to Harold Thorne, cashed at Proudat Sporting Goods. Mark worked at the Webs club and fled. later identified as ex-convict with prior burglary conviction.

Thermmiain Mark Richardson Burke Ball Mark Harold Thorne A. F. Blair D. O. PC Proudat Sporting Gondse Company Onc Utah Camp Lewis State Penitentiary Army Rnve

Drunkenness Sentence in Polige Court and Bail Forfeit

May Bogars colored was sentenced to fifty dollars or fifty days in city jail for drunkenness after returning from Evans ton Wyoming with a split of Yellowstone whiskey. John Earlarigngs forfeited a ten dollar bail for failing to appear for a trick this morning.

May Bogars Evanston Wyo Yellowstone John Earlarigngs

Draft Registration Preparations Under State Plan

Preliminary orders from the state adjutant general outline registering men ages 18 to 45 for the draft. The drive will begin early September with coordinated efforts by patriotic groups and election officials. A community excursion and entertainment program is noted at Lorin Varr Park, with Ladies of the Good Ry seal hosting a regular meeting and initiations. Ezra Chandler, a long time Weber Normal School figure, is reported on furlough from the United States Navy submarine service.

State Adjutant Central Congress Mexico Stata Headquachera He Jaya Ezra Chandler Weber Normal United States Sient Beds

Volunteers Stranded in Ogden Seek Work While Waiting for Word

The military department requires affidavits proving age before enlistment, pushing local recruits to employment while they wait. Ogden recruiting station becomes an informal job center as young men seek temporary work to cover delays and possible postponements in joining the army.

Ogden Military Department Muse Ulny Isy Beret George D Ctty Lnt Thi Nioe Lie Joa

Idaho Men En Route to Coast For Camp Fremont

Thirty five Idaho draftees from Franklin Cobnly Wieho depart Ogden for Camp Fremont California after a day touring the city and Ogden Canyon. They arrived this morning and will leave tomorrow for the journey to the West Coast.

Idaho Frank Tin Cobnly Wieho Sre Ogden Fremont Cal Zomo Ogden Canyon

William Whetton in Air Service and Camp Life Letter

A letter from Private William Whetton of the Third Vatican company in France describes a rain ruined race day, a flight to 8500 feet with officer company, panoramic views for 25 miles, a windy basket ride, strawberry picking with fellow soldiers, a camp visit by the Twentieth regiment, baseball games, and a long dinner with hearty foods and lemonade.

William Whetton Third Vatican Company AL Lo France Org. H. Whetton Chester Sitec Abe Franen Twentieth Saglacers States

American forces to Siberia under General March

Washington reports the Siberian expedition aims to establish an eastern front with Regular regiments deployed by Aug and 27th as part of a broader Allied mission. General March notes terrain favors mobile operations and that advancing river crossings will be key while awaiting a commander for the joint Anglo American force.

Washington Siberia Maten Philipmines Witters Wilson William &. Graves Can Tre Aouar Cal Marvh Ebirt Pratt March Senora Marcel

Young man seeks army enlistment after forgery conviction

A Tacoma writer at Camp Lewis asks if a felon with a 1914 forgery conviction, released after three years of a ten year term, can be drafted. He offers to serve, asks for a pardon and placement in class A 1, and proposes joining Allied forces if rejected. He cites desire to “square my record.”

Camp Lewis Tacoma Wash Aux E. XN. Jones Terres Ee Kaiser France U.S

Positions Found For Many Girls In San Francisco

San Francisco California August report from the local office of the United States employment bureau division notes many women placed in June and July across Northern California and Nevada. Virginia Spinks, in charge, says over 1,000 women may have been employed through the San Francisco office last month with positions ranging from commercial to agricultural and domestic work. The agency highlights war related opportunities and government clerk, stenographer, and other roles as training and placement expand nationwide.

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Flying mystery over Salt Lake prompts federal aviation probe

The Justice Department investigates a reported aircraft sighting near Salt Lake City and Ogden. EH Readin confirms reliable witness accounts of a machine flying near Mat town with potential national interest implications.

Ealt Lake EH. O. Readin Eden Silt Lake Mattown Reading

Newspaper Work Declared Essential Labor

Washington August 7 officials clarified that newspaper work is an essential occupation under the war labor rules. The provost marshal general’s department stated those employed in publishing should not be forced to switch jobs. Some administrators expressed surprise at the draft board’s stance and expect an appeal to the district board.

Washington Provost-Marshal-General's Department Waterlon

Forces in Siberia Draw Back Amid Front Shifts

AP reports General Semenov retreats along the Trans-Siberian toward Vladivostok with his corps between Khailar and Manchuria station awaiting Czecho Slovak troops. Austro German reinforcements reported on Manchurian fronts as native cooperation prospects wane.

Harem Manchuria Semenof anti-Bulshevik Foratg Siberia trans-Siberian Vladivostok Khailar Nicolak Germany

Market report shows mixed New York session

Wall Street firms advance and retreat with U S Steel and Crucible Steel lower while Royal Dutch Air leads gain. General Motors slips, American Tobacco drops, and Baldwin Locomotive steadies as rails show limited activity amid midday volatility.

New York General Motors American Tobacco Baldwin Atrenem St. Paul's Proverres

Chicago Quotations in Wheat Market Update

West and southwest weather relief eased crop fears and supported corn prices. General selling occurred but commission houses stayed active as futures fluctuated. Opening prices for September and October wheat moved between 1.60 and 1.64 with some declines followed by rallies and minor sagging.

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Rotary Club Hears Of War Contracts For Utah

A.C. Hees of the War Industries heard Utah will receive $1,500,000 in contracts for marine engine parts, with Utah factories to supply subassemblies as plants are utilized efficiently. He described a government strategy to distribute work to fully utilize each facility and speed production. M.S. Browning spoke on Browning guns now in government service and their development history.

Utah Aonll A.C. Hees M.S. Browning Browning

Market Shifts as Corn Slips and Livestock Prices Rise

Chicago market notes show corn weakening despite a slight rise from 68.14 to 68.44 cents. Livestock receipts reach 7,400 with mixed gains across hogs cattle and sheep. beef cattle and veal steer higher while hogs, pigs and calves vary, with prices reported near recent highs.

Omaha and Kansas City Livestock Prices Across Markets

Hogs receipts 13 800 Omaha market steady to 100 lower heavy 10 to 18 50 cows and steers mixed cattle receipts 9500 mixed prices native steers 14 40 to 18 40 cows and heifers 8 00 to 12 40 western steers 9 45 to 15 50 lambs 17 50 to 18 00, Kansas City hogs higher bulk 19 25 to 19 65, cattle 16 00 to 18 05, cows 5 00 to 15 50, yearlings 33 00 to 14 50, sheep prices steady lambs 15 00 to 17 60, New York money par unchanged, sterling demand and bullion rates noted.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Aus. T United States Bureau of Markets Omaha Nebr Market Stow Kansas City Receinia Msirket Stengg

Premier Lloyd George on War Progress and Allied Efforts

London dispatch reviews Lloyd George remarks in the House of Commons on German exhaustion, American army strength, and the need for a League of Nations. He cites Allied casualties, Russian resistance, and Czech-Slovak issues while praising American contributions in France and warning against peace terms with Germany. In France, a Franco American force advances on the northern bank near Braisne as German counterattacks fail. Also reported: irrigation system connections for Imperial Valley and Gila River projects near Yuma progress.

London Law Lloyd George Meyer Tihueph House of Commons Anakine Tom Promier Knvu Grorgs Germany Russia Ermztr Bette Lloyd-George Sabling France Pavliament Wilson League of Nations Associated Press Veale

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