Sixty Boy Volunteers Depart Under Ogden Band for Camp Fremont
Sixty soldiers leave tonight at the depot led by Ogden Girls Band for Camp Fremont California. A farewell dinner at Falstaff cafe precedes the march to the depot with 7 pm assembly at the court house. The final draft-list names Harold Camwell Earl Cobb Robert E Rahkin Glen A Chantller etc with several inducted by other boards.
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Falstaff
Cafa
Cam Fremont
California
Ogden
Ela
Joseph S. Peary
John Edward Carver
A. J Bigelow
Bigelow
Boye
Harold Camwell
Earl
Cobb
Robert E. Rahkin
Glen A. Chantller
Flygate
Peter Forte
Haslyn Herrick
Everech W. Hufstetler
Lloyd R. Kent
Ino Kap
Une Kan
Euieht
Charles 1. Wahalee
Neutenant
Dewey Maxwell
Norseth
O. A. Newey
Fred P
Bolt Ignites Grass on Antelope Island
A bolt during a severe electrical storm yesterday caused grass ignition across much of the southern portion of Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake region. Fire spread along the eastern flank for several miles, drawing attention from observers on the island.
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Antelope Island
Great Salt Lake
Vice President Addresses Railroad Men On Loyalty
Frank Paquin vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen will speak at 8 tonight to Ogden local railroad shop employees at Ingles Salton Gradl avenue. The talk on American workmen and loyalty is open to the public with Mike Horengon as chairman and a possible Interstate Commerce Commission representative to speak.
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Frank Paquin
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
8 Inden
Ingles
Salton Gradl Avenue
Taquin Ig
Ogden
Brotherlood
Railway Carmen
Mike Horengon
Ting
Interstate Conserve Commission
Mr. Paganita
United States
Sverre
Mr. Paquin
Pocatello
City committee tours school gardens in progress and prizes
A city committee visited school gardens this morning, evaluating progress and noting well kept plots. The inspection by A I Backman and others aims to identify winners of cash prizes to be displayed after judging later this month.
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A. I. Backman
Bupl
Ohnson
George Malson
J. A. Witridge
Haredson
Darkman
Weella
Ichildren
Baker Explains Enlistment Order Washington
Secretary Baker said the order delaying all army and navy enlistments does not affect those who already took steps to enlist or enter training camps. He was the final witness in the manpower bill hearings.
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Washington
Army
Navy
iSleas
Baker
Happer
Allies plan Great Push to Rhine in coming spring
Allied observers expect a major offensive in the next spring, aiming to push German forces back toward the Rhine. General Fork and the allied war council forecast intensified strength from the US, France, and England, with continued pressure against the Prussian crowns and Bavarian forces as they retreat toward the Hindenburg line.
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General Fork
Allied War Council
Rhine
America
France
England
Fock
Marnoe
Prince Ruperecht
Bavaria
Hindenburg
Patriot ic appeal to the people over sugar allotment
W H Chearntan reports a sugar shortage in Utah prompts state appeals to Washington for higher allotment. The reply notes Utah already has a large share based on population and industry. Ogden food administrator Sharman discusses curbing home canning and conserving sugar to aid France and Europe.
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Utah
W. W. Armatrong
Washington
W. OH. Sharman
Ogden
Ballefields
Europe
France
German Critics Clash Over Who Fought in West Fight
Amsterdam dispatch surveys German critics on the western fighting, showing divergent claims about which troops bore the brunt. Some insist French soldiers led the attack while others say Americans and colonial troops carried the main burden and that Italians, Senegalese, or Moroccans contributed heavily. The piece notes praise for strategic retreat and questions whether a formal German attack will occur, with comments on American troops learning battlefield tactics and alleged mistreatment of wounded.
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Amsterdam
Cologne Gazette
Frenchoten
Frankfurt
Merlin Lokal Anzeiger
Cologne
von Ardenne
Maine
Eugene Kalekschmill
Frankfort Azolle
Deaths and Funerals In Willard and Area
Death notices from Willard report Evihy Petingill age 7 son of Ira and Itte living in Willard died of acute Indocardilis. funeral plans pending. Anna Venricka Sessions wife of a mayetic Sessions to be buried Liberty and Maher ward chapel services set Saturday afternoon. Catherine Hans Boumdias died at her son William Boumdias home in Wilson’s Lane after long illness. four daughters and four sons survive. Various local names and scattered notes follow, including Kent Ohio farmer A O Saymaker and Bromhead serial superintendent Nellie Walmead. unrelated items conclude with mention of a dry spell versus Oakland Cal. team.
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Mia Anna Venricka Sessions
Amayetic
Mahery Ward
Larkin
Liberty
iTberty Cemetery
Bouwdias
Catherine Hans
Meg
Willian Boudias
Wilson's Lane
Dare
Malland
de Stah
Saymaker
Kent
Ohio
Nellie Walmead
Bromhead
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Neal
Skaggs
Berco
Grant
Wash
Gov
Ogden Girls
Duro K. Walker
David ©. Stevens
Charles Write
Aug N. Afaon
Egidio Rizzoneni
Davil I Murray
San Francisco
James PF. Laddames
Charles T. Minkle
Evanston
Wilford Lund
Harold Johnson
Vernal
Harvey A. Veol
Halley
Idaho
John
We A. & H. Soda
Walter Bakers
Colburn
Columbia
Ude
Grocers
Chicago
National Labor Union
New York
Eas
American Car & Foundry
American Gmelling & Bet'g
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Ex
Ee AU Gul & W. Todles
Baldwin Locomotive
Nallimorg & Onlo
Canadian Pacific
jCentral Leather
Chesapeake & Oblaho
Mil
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Pac
General Electric - Ceneral Motors
Great Northern
Sts Inspiration Copper
Alarlag Ve
Marine Plu
International Paper
Kennecault Copper
Louingilla & Nashville
Maxwell Malorg
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacffic
Ohio Cites Gas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Coal “ Bay Consolidated Copper Reading
Tron & Steel
Bsinelale
Ol & Refini
Southern Pacific - Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Casssase ‘Texas Co
Winton
United Cigar Stores
U.S. Ind
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Uton Copper
Westlogtnure
Willya-Overtant Soc Aeeus Aierican Zinc
Leal
Smag
Butte
Superior
Priraicum
Montana Power Shattuck
Arizona
New Traven
Wilton
Wilson Foray
Soveuibeer
The
War Industries Board
Jana Copper Producers
Ehanes
jJune
Hindenburg Line
Lpkmade
UNKLE
Hazegroug
Beth
Avitry
Harouin
DLAON
Craqnne
Filmes
Vimyo
Arrasg
SENS
Combles Roses
Pieronne
Uroye Montoidier
Eresvey
Ystquintin
Ribecourti
Compiegne
Rheim
FERE
Denois
Ville
Tardencais
Dutouy
W. H. Chearntan
Burson
Ely
Aid pHee Wawupaay
Beaumont
Larat
Dallas
A. V. Goodpashire
Onasa
Memphis
Tena
Walt Bass
Gertrude Salmon
Tampa
Fis.ae
Zeppelin
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