Unclear clipping reports injuries and local notices
A fragment notes a car attack injuring a man at Twenty second Street while attempting to clean a railroad track. It mentions hospital checks showing minor bruises and references to city employment, shoe shipments to France, a divorce decree, rental ads, carpenters wanted, bread prices, marriage licenses, and other assorted notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loois Pecratt Jr
Jackson Arene
the Dee Hospital
Railroad Sracka
Twenty-second Street
Infant Wiggins and Dinsdale Deaths and Funerals
Burial notices for Earl and Mrs. Wiggins infant daughter and Mrs. Helly Ann Dinsdale list services at Lindquist chapel and Canyon Road fairy home, with hours and locations. Rose Wleen funeral planned at Youth Ward meeting house. casket viewing at 2050 Liberty Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whson
Mra Rose
Liberty Avenue
Man on a Mission for the Church Exempted by Governor Advice
A county draft board screening twenty or more local and out of town candidates reports exemptions and rejections. Arthur F. Larson was rejected for lack of documents, while Joseph Barnes and Mike Manel failed to appear. J E Tarnes is exempted for going on a mission per governor instructions. Men Carroll Adams and Mens of Los Angeles and San Francisco were examined. Mens rejected for eyesight and stomach issues. The city board reviews Francia James Carroll, J F Adams, and Frederick Mens as Larson and Tarnes receive exemptions or rejections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
F. Larson
Lep Arate
County Board
Joseph 32
Barnes
IFD
No. 1
Oxideo
Mike Manel
West Warren
Hubert Eaton
Jor E Tarnes
Francia James Carroll
Elo
J. F. Adams
Los Angeles
Frederick Mens
San Francisco
Rosda
Wealera Sian
Ls Htewa
Ontaro
Chateau Launer
Grand Trunk Railway
Ottawa
Ogden
Charlie Humphris
Ottawa River
Ottawa Valley
Toronto
Seribua
Weber Club
al Wright
Schools of City to Open Morning of September 1
Notices from the board of education state the city schools will open the week of September 17 with teacher assignments issued for the 1917 1918 season. Superintendent Johnson notes many inquiries about early vacations and calls a teachers meeting for September 15 to finalize opening plans. Principal Deesan to supervise a week of school preps at Ogden High to aid student enrollment and schedule planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt Johnson
Board of Education
Deesan
Ogden
Total Eclipse of Sun in June 1918 Document
Scientific American reports a special Navy observatory pamphlet on the June 1918 total solar eclipse crossing the United States from Washington state to Florida. It includes meteorological data from the Weather Bureau, sunshine, temperature, and wind along the path, with Boise Idaho noting the highest hourly unobscured percentage, plus detailed astronomical data and large scale maps of eclipse regions and timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington State
Florida
Jaxund
United States Naval Observatory
Unitedtates Weather Bureau
Pre Yall
Uoise
Idaho
Ongoing Canyon Outing By Green Benttiah Society
The Green Benttiah society holds its annual outing today at the Hermitage. The Beotch joins with Lon Salt Taka clan. Balt Lake delegates arrive at 3:19. Delegations march to Grant axente, then to Twenty-ffth and Washington for canyon transit. The program promises one of the biggest days yet for the toclery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benttiah McIety
College Cleaning Ahead of Reopening
Work begins at Wiah Agricultural College to ready the campus for the September opening. In line with national economy efforts, only essential repairs are performed while halls offices and the assembly hall are being brightened and the plant thoroughly cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toh Kosual
Wiah Agricultural College
Na Vonal
Bec
Talit
Lark
Packing Plant Shutdown Follows Mountain Brand Meet
Ogden Packing & Provision Company halts operations as all workers and officers are withdrawn for the second annual Mountain Brand parade at the Hermitage. A special interurban train and parade of street cars will carry employees and families to the event with the Ozden Ladies' band providing music and a program of instrumental and vocal performances, speeches by Mayor Itswood Senator Cher and Secretary Jensen, then sports and dancing into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Pleok
Hermitage
Arther
Thei
Osefork
Ozden Ladies’ Band
Itsywood
Cher
Jensen
Caught in Act of Violating Law Arrests Upgraded
Deputies arrest A. W. Kershaw and Jack Thoropson on Grant Avenue near Twenty-Second Street while in drink. They are lodged in the county jail pending the filing of charges. Deputy Sheriff William Brong made the arrest last night in an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kershaw
Jack Thoropson
Shoriff
William Brong
Grant Avenue
Heer Twenty-Oib Street
Auto Driver Arrested After Speeding Collision
Serviss, a Salt Lake youth, was arrested in Hot Springs on a complaint alleging dangerous speed. Jacobsen, owner of a car struck, testified his family narrowly escaped injury as Serviss fled the scene. In police court Serviss was found guilty with a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servius
Salt Lake
Jacobsen
Serviss
Judes Harker
Ogden
Serstes
Servise
Ottm
Lpeaurfaciox
Rapid
Oxaen
Aatts
Nut
Man on a Trip: Edior Standam Praises Ogden Hotels
A traveler claims to have covered over 5000 miles visiting cities in the United States and Canada. He says hotels in Ogden surpass any he has seen, praising the Hotel Utah at East Lake City and noting superior roads, facilities, and courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edior Standam
Canada
United
Chicago
Nattato
Boston
Niagara
Toronto
Tembroke
Ottawa
Ogden
Utah
Bast Lake City
Iman Ezstam
Ora
Isirimad
For Rent Unfurnished Four Room Unit Near Campus
Unclear ad fragment lists an unfurnished four room modem near teach campus with first serving contact at phone 1960. Includes mention of FEFL Frats and Federal hide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroom
Court delays action in Harbertson case over Getehell girl
An abuse charge against Joseph M. Harbertson and his wife for allegedly keeping Martha Getehell at their home while a statewide search was underway remains in abeyance. The Attorney General’s opinion is pending as officials reexamine juvenile status and applicable law before proceeding. The case centers on mistaken naming and procedural technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Harberteen
Martha
Getehell
State Industrial School
Dan J. Shields
Harbertsons
Harbertsan
Joseph M. Harbertson
Joseph Harbertson
Society HACKS Visitors Return From Idaho Pleasure Trip
Mrs. Nettie Hunter and Miss Tena Nelson have arrived home after a five to two week pleasure trip to Idaho. They traveled by motor through the state and report an enjoyable time. Mr. A. B. Nitz, son of Fase Dona, California, enroute to Yellowstone Park, joined the group as a guest of O. A. Kennedy and sister. Johnson, a former editor in Ogden, later served in diplomacy and aims to represent his district in Congress next year. This is Johnson’s first visit to the national park despite world-wide travels. They plan to spend two weeks in Ogden renewing friendships before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack
Idaho
eMien Nettie Hunter
Miss Tena Nelson
Abu Nitz
Woanson
Fasedona
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Alto
A. Kennedy
Johnson
Yrara
Johnang
Ogden Daily Commercial
Frank J. Cannon
Standard
Ogden
Tee
China
Bia
Congress
Ms. Johnson
Pacific
National Park
Mra
Joho
Bethel Union Dues Shower Meeting Notice
The Union of the W. C. 7, UW will meet tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. W. S. Fiewelling, 321 Twentieth Street, promptly at eight. A dues shower is planned. Mrs. W. TW. Zaller and daughter Loalie join Mrs. Ambrose Py Hibbs for a motor trip to Nair Lake, Isto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TW. Zaller
Loalie
Nra
Ambrose Py Hibbs
Naar Lake
Isto
Three Men Killed in Hafedwiding Collision
A head on crash near Hafedwiding east of Sparks killed engineers L Hasmumen and T F Grito and Drateman ed House. Train 312 west bound struck an extra freight, 15 cars wrecked, wreckage cleared and service resumed. Investigators to probe cause. a board of inquiry to meet tomorrow. Conductor Ewing noted the curve contributed as both trains were not fully clear. Passengers delayed to Ogden, with late freight and passenger trains merged later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J. Ewing
East Board
Safed
Ogden Ceveral
Abeaty Expected to Yield Excellent Crops Despite Frost Risk
Forecasts claim Abeaty in the Léterty Oxilen valley may produce the rarest wheat if no frost arrives in the next two days. Recent rains have aided crop revival. Utah Packing Corporation at Liberty reports a daily pea shelling output of twenty to twenty-five tons with five sines, plans to add seven next spring to reach twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léterty
Oxilen Valley
Utah Packing Corporation
Hea
Liberty
German war submarine Deutschland converted after U.S. visit
Copenhagen reports the German commercial submarine Deutschland has been converted into a war submarine with torpedo tubes and a long radius of action. It may depart for the Pacific from San Francisco to resume operations, after a prior explosion delayed trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Deutland
United States
Pacific
San Fraceteco
Ex-President Ta T Leaves For Canada
Clay Center Kansas Aug 15 Former President Wiltste mock improved after illness more than a week, left enroute to Murray Bay summer home Canada. IAP MISSION Aug 15 A Pacific Port A great valley veiled by mountains with fog drew compliments from Imperial Japanese mission to America traveling by auto as guests of State Department officials. Viscount Kashii head praised scenery and the region's agriculture and industry during field tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
Kan
Wiltste Mock
Murray Bay
Can
IAP
Pacific
Elde
Imperial Japanese Mission
America
State Department
Viscount K.ishil
National Guards Mobilize in East Washington Aug
The national guard division to go to France representing twenty states and the District of Columbia will be mobilized at Mineola at a camp named Albert J. Mis after the late Brigadier General Muls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Euand
France
Atalrs
District of Columbia
Mineola
Albert J. Mis
Muls
Victor Murdock Named to Fill FTC Vacancy
Washington Aug 5 Victor Murdock former Kansas representative and Progressive leader was nominated by President Wilson to fill the federal trade commission vacancy caused by the death of Sul Paery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Victor Muntock
Kansas
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Sul Paery
Large bodies of Chinese gathering near Chaoan
Report from Amos China notes large concentrations of northern and southern Chinese troops around the coastal town of Chaoan in Fukien province, about forty miles north of Swatow. A clash between the opposing forces is considered probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
China
Chaoan
Fukien Province
Swetow
Review Dros Held in France
The first contingent of the American expeditionary force was reviewed today by Major General William L. Sibert, the American commander, marking the first time all troops in France had gathered together. French officers were impressed as Sibert praised the display and the army’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Wiliam L. Sibert
Thie
Bibert
Mre
Silver jumps to new high record in New York market
The extensive demand for silver from abroad and the United States government for coinage and domestic use drove a sharp rise in price. Baralyer advanced 3 cents per ounce, reaching 64 cents, the highest level since the decade after the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
United States
Barallyer
Personnel of Lost Gun Crew and Prisoners
The Navy reports the personnel of the gun crew aboard the Campana, believed captured by a German submarine, with names and ratings including James Delaney and William Miller. Captain Oliver, master of the Campana, is listed as a prisoner. other armed guard members landed safely at a French port are named from Lusk to Voigt. Also notes wine crop confiscation discusses supply concerns in Paris and a Cleveland horse race result with pacing purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Campana
James Delaney
Armed Guard
Malden
Masa
William Albert Miller
Chicago
Fred Stephen Jacob
Ataman
Mittsburg
Ray Reap
Boastwain
Sant Clatx
Doyne City
Mich
Charles Lovan
Kiloe
Canset
Tate
Dlara
Oliver
Pana
Henry Montgomery Lusk
Ennis
Texas
George Fraklin Wilcox
Cleveland
Oho
Kael Merrim Smith
Seaman
St. Louis
Wray Ernest Metaker
Wil
Marasport
Ind
George Allan McFarland
Stamen
Philadelphia
Barney Vincent Arti
Clevesland
Ohio
Carneline Reilly
Brooklyn
Roy August Voigt
Coxawain
New York
Referendum and draft protest arrests in Hutchinson County
In Hutchinson County South Dakota federal officers arrested 15 men for printing a referendum pamphlet urging end to the war and draft changes. Otteen German Socialiste supporters led the action, claiming wide local support. 50 percent reportedly favored their views. All detainees were released on $1000 bonds and held for federal court in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp
Otteen German Socialiste
Tutetiena
South Dakota
Citl Rene
Officista
Friedrich
Socialist Party
Hutchinson County
Sioux Falls
Senate Debates the Liquor Tax in War Measure
Washington August 15 The liquor and income tax sections of the war tax bill are being debated as the Senate resumes discussion of the measure. Officials hope to move the bill before next week ends. The Ways and Means Committee will meet August 25 to consider raising part of an extra 9 billion dollars sought by the administration for war expenses through July 1, 1918, including further loans in the cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ogether
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gscal
Germans Begin Receiving Prisoners Near Lens Front
German prisoners are arriving at collection depots as the British front forms a triangular line around Lens in northern France and Belgium. Canadians met little resistance early, but German defense stiffened near Lens as fighting intensified, with the capture of bill No 79 marking a notable early moment in the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Associated Press
Lens
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