Paving Completed on Washington Avenue North of Bridge
The J P T Maran Paving company completed paving on north Washington avenue last avenu and the west side of the street is open to the public. City officials consider new traffic rules for this section and may designate the paved side for automobile traffic to protect lives with horse drawn vehicles using the east side if ordered.
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Rotary Club Aids to Suppress Incendiaries in Ogden
Ogden Rotary Club forms a public safety committee with W H Wattis J W Abbot and H M Rowe to cooperate with city and county authorities. The group invites Merchants of Ogden Weber Club and University Club to join in eradicating the undesirable element amid heat and unrest. classified ads tease further notices.
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J. W. Abbot
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Weber Club
University Club
Ogden
Rotary Club of
Storage Foods Show Increase for Past Year
Washington reports a federal trade commission memorandum finding overall storage stocks of key foods rose about 20 percent from June 1, 1918 to June 1 this year, excluding government stocks. Eight staples show 3 to 298 percent gains by June 4, with wholesale prices up as well. Wheat up 31 cents, rye 246 percent, buckwheat flour 237 percent, butter 129 percent, eggs 11 cents, fowls 29 percent, and other items rise accordingly amid demand and speculative withholding concerns.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Commission
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Aguros
Jihasa
Ogden Urged to Form Battery of Field Artillery
Merchants of Ogden pressed Governor Bamberger and Adjutant General Jorgenson to organize a battalion of field artillery and cavalry for Utah National Guard. Captain J. R. Ward urged the plan as patriotic and beneficial, citing the Washington artillery of New Orleans and potential enlistment by local residents. The effort aims to place a ready, well trained unit in Ogden at no city cost, strengthening national defense.
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Fred Jorgenson
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War Department
Atate
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National Guard of
United States
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Washington
New Orleans
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National Guard
Teryone
Bess Sugecauions
Lansing sets history of the French treaty before Senate
In testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Secretary Lansing defended the peace treaty as carrying out substantially President Wilson's fourteen points. He said Shantung provisions did not align with self determination, but noted overall treaty fidelity, and admitted limited recall of details. He suggested Japan might have signed without the Shantung clause and that the Kaiser could not be tried legally.
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Turkey
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Secretaries Testimony on Shantung and League Policy
Secretary Lansing testifies before a committee on the Shantung settlement and its relation to the League of Nations covenant. He discusses Japan’s demands, American control over transcripts, and the role of the president in shaping the treaty. He notes advisory, not compulsory, labor provisions and questions whether the Shantung decision affected Japan’s League signature and future actions.
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Maude
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Japan
League of Nations
Report of the Lost Soldier Oil Field
Ogden Utah August 1 101% Samuel G Dye cashier Security State Bank reports on the Tet Handler Oil Field in Wyoming based on Ogden citizens investigations. He visits Ogden Petroleum Cub Oil and Gas and other wells noting drilling progress, oil shows, and promising depths around 76 to 800 feet with substantial production from the Bair and Cub operations. He praises the crew, asserts honest spending, and describes field formations as uniform with favorable returns and harmony among workers.
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Samuel G. Dye
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Ogden
Utah
Wyoming
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Ogden Petra Lena Company
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Tam
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