Mountain division's clothing drive falls short in national effort
In a period newspaper snippet, the Mountain division including Utah, Colorado, New Nexles and Wyoming shipped only 15 percent of its old clothes quota, though the region accounts for two percent of the population. Ogden's drive succeeded, matching its entire quota. The note also lists local ads and clerical notices.
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Ted Crosteporta
Mountain Division
Utah
Colorado
New Nexles
Wyoming
Ogden
Potato Prices as Received by the Farm Bureau
Prices for yearly potato lots across markets in Denver Chicago and St Louis reported by the United States Bureau of Markets via the Webst county farm bureaus. Readings cover 106 pound stock on hand with varied demand movement and fluctuations across regions including California Utah Ohio Kansas Missouri and Minnesota totals.
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Yeoraloes
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Yau
United States Bureau of Markets
Webst Councy Farm
Nolé
California
Utah
Marty Chins
Kansas
Kansan Cobblers
Carly Ohles
Val Browning to Europe to aid Liege plant rebuild
Val Browning son of John M Browning will travel to Tolglied Belgium to assist in rebuilding the Liege factory that produced Browning automatic pistols. The plant was destroyed by German invasion in August 1914 and its loss impacts reparation claims. Browning served in the ordnance department and will act as expert and instructor during rehabilitation.
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Val Browning
Europe
Liege
Belgium
John M‘browning
Tolglied
Ttp
Wmell Arma
Mr. Browning
Tetglan Company
Liegs
Invasors
Augus
Ural
Ordnance Department
Army
Planta
Liedtenant Browning
Brownleg
Noon Washington fight ends in bloody nose outside jeweler
A noon street brawl near J B Lewis, Jeweler on Washington avenue led to a bloody nose. A well dressed man and a younger man, accompanied by his father, exchanged blows after a political remark. The younger man was knocked to the ground then stood and left. the assailant claimed the other man had traveled long to confront him.
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Acton
Lewis
Washington Avenue
Howell
Gil
Ivan
Washington
Pocatello
Anyiow
Hume
Texas Representatives Clash in House Over Resolution
In Washington on August 4, Texas lawmakers Blanton and Liebdy sparred during debate over a resolution urging the secretary to report expenses tied to John Denemars’s Mooney case investigation in San Francisco. The clash drew sharp exchanges as Wilson and others pressed for a report amid accusations of improper conduct. The vote lingered at 83 to 67.
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Washington
Aue
Blanton
Liebdy Enne
Department
John 3
Denemars
Mooney
San Francisco
Wilnor
Nermbers
Hardy
Tonton
Nin
Thinton
Span
Yardy
Manton
Wianton
Water supply deal blocks Ogden railroad contract
The Ogden city commission discussed a contract with Union Depot Co for 100 million gallons of water at four cents per thousand. The depot, using its own Taylor Canyon supply, cannot meet demand, so a city supply must be used. the agreement awaits mayoral and railroad approval.
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Board of City Commisssioners
Union Depot Company
Wes
Intormey
Taylor Canyon
Ogden
Reilroad
De Havilland Plane 15 To Leave This Afternoon
The De Havilland aircraft forced to land after trouble with a propeller on Tuesday will depart Washington Heights between 3 and 4 pm. Ensign Roscoe C. Gwilliam, key air service official, will fly part of the way to Salt Lake City with Lieut. Nelson and Mechanic John J. Kelly. The plane features dual control and a gunner position, with one pilot able to steer from the rear cockpit if needed.
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de Heviland Airplana
Washington Heights
En-alen
Roscoe C. Gwilliam
Mayn Air Service
Salt Lake
Ei If
Nelson
John J. Kelly
GwilWai
Phota
R Jaccon
Tielnam
Praparité
Castles in the Air a May Allison Film Plus Arbuckle Comedy
Review praises May Allison in Castles in the Air as the best she ever made alongside a Fatty Arbuckle comedy, urging readers in Utah to see the film today and tomorrow.
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Allison
Fatty Arbuckle
Utah
Sugar Dealers Supply Data Amid Wartime Controls
Washington reports that all dealers in sugar except retailers, handling seven figures in business, are subject to licenses under food control laws. The circular prohibits unfair charges, resale price rises, and storage fees without justification. European war context shown by a central France dispatch notes wartime dietary shortages and officer fatalities, with battle death rates differing by graduation status at West Point.
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Washington
Nupar
Franee
West Point
Warning to Mexico Signals Radical Policy Change
A U S note warns Mexico that continued American citizens' murders may force Washington to radically change U S policy toward Mexico. The note cites the Catron murder near San Luis Potosi and other outrages, urging Mexico to protect Americans and punish those responsible. The Mexican reply, dated July 28, is released alongside the American communication.
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Washington
Warolog
Mexico
Carranza
Lie State Department
Mare
George T. Summerlin
State Department
Peter Catron
San Luis Vatoxl
Mexico City
Inte
Valles
San Tate Potest
Amrclea Y Ellizone
Camaleo
Tink
Teonmin Yasete
Regatiha
George ‘T. Rummerlin
Acalres
Plot to Overthrow Carranza Government Revealed
In New Orleans authorities disclosed a plot to topple the Carranza government. The plan involved former Mexican Army officers Colonel Fernando Villar and Augustin Flores, and Recoria Muerta, an employee of the customs house at Yeremy. The arrest were announced at the Lyceum today and tomorrow.
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New Orleans
Beta
Carranza
Mratect
Coloy
Fernando Villara
Augustin Flores
Mexican
Fereral Amny
Recoria Muerta
Mex Eustoma
Yeremy
Man Found Dead Near Polk Avenues With Revolver
A man about 70 was found dead beside the road near Twenty seventh Street and Polk Avenues. Police believe the man shot himself, based on a revolver and three empty cartridges at the scene. A drift stamp card bearing the name William Miller aided identification. About $45.58 was found in his pockets. The body was discovered by J Orson Douglas and removed for burial preparation. Authorities investigated possible connections with a man seen nearby earlier Tuesday, but no further identifications were made by late today.
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Twentysaventh Street
Polk Avenues
J. Orson Douglas
Kirkendall
Aortas
Wiliam Miller
Itla
Neo Thia
Twentyfiusth
A. TF. Jensen
Twenty-xaventh Street
Wuik] Avenue
Hous
Harry Carey at the COZY in Bare Fists today
The COZY presents Harry Carey in Bare Fists this afternoon with an all-star lineup announced for tomorrow featuring Tom Mix Marie Walcamp and Harold Lloyd in a must see program for fans of early Western and comedy cinema.
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Harry Carey
Tom Mix
Marie Walcamp
Harold Lloyd
Ogden City Schools to Open September 15
Ogden City schools will start on September 15 for the new term unless county canners arrange with the board to delay opening until the fruit crop rush ends. The board meets tomorrow night to discuss the proposal raised last June. Superintendent Hopkins is expected to arrive soon and Captain Henry Butrink, in charge of cadets at the Ogden high school, has been released from the U S Army and will arrive early next month.
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Ogden City
Board of Education
W. Kart Hopkins
Henry Butirink
Orden Biz
United States Army
Ogden
Europe's Finances in Critical Condition Today
Europe faces a critical financial crisis with Europe relying on external credit as United States bankers urge swift action. Guianly Trist president Therles H. Sabin warns that prolonged delay damages both European recovery and U S prosperity, calling for immediate credit extension and government cooperation to sustain production and avoid a global recession.
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Dtusdea
Europe
Therles H. Sabin
Guianly Trist Company
New York
Wade
Lake Daily
UN- Ise Min
United States
Farrigis
Leadership and credit in postwar European recovery
A discussion urging American leadership to expand credit for European recovery, endorsing loans to foreign buyers with foreign bank or government endorsements, and arguing for government-backed risk relief. Emphasizes restoring normal world conditions, deterring exorbitant profits, and mobilizing business and financial institutions for a shared recovery effort.
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Petwaen
Europe
Ita
Ne War Finance Corporation
Iis
Jaume
Uben
Washington
Jnoewhe
Senators Have Minds Made Up On How 10 Vote
Washington Aug 14 The foreign relations committee accepted an invitation from Senator Cheock after Mr Wilson laid the Treaty before the Senate Delegates including Senator Johnson of California reportedly planned the approach The Democratic members oppose calling witnesses saying nearly every senator has decided how they will vote and a prompt senate vote is desired The article also contains unrelated garbled lines about aviaries and a prima donna which are not connected to the main political event.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Cheock
Audminiatran Re
Wilson
Senate
Johnson
California
Gora
Palmer 10 Take Action on High Prices
Washington Aug 14 Attorney General Palmer told the senate agriculture committee he intends to prosecute all dealers in wearing apparel who raise prices above determined levels. He said the aim is to reduce the high cost of living and that the prepared measure would change the law. Senator Kenyon asked if wearing apparel included shoes. Palmer indicated there was doubt. Palmer conferred with Representative Mondell before testifying.
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Washington
Palmer
Senate
Kenyon
Representative Mondell
The
House
Mondell
Adiling
Noted Improvement in Utah Crops and Ranges From Recent Rains
A weather report from August 13 by J. Del Aller of the Weather Bureau notes better crop and range conditions across Utah and surrounding areas due to recent rains. Moderate temperatures and widespread showers improved wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, beets, and alfalfa. some locales report abundant alfalfa seed and larger production areas, especially in Millard and San Juan counties.
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Utah
Xis Neouadics
J. del Aller
Ualtelates Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Black Rock
Doxelder
San Jue Jani
Millard
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