Bishop Tells of Hospital Work in War Front
Bishop Joseph M. Francis of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Indiana, a Red Cross worker on the American front, arrived on a French steamship. He described the “miracle of surgery” at the Red Cross hospital in Toul sector where mutilated soldiers were treated. He praised the work of the Red Cross volunteers and the fighting men who saved lives amid the war’s horrors.
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Atlantic
Joseph M. Francis
Inliana
Red Cross
Toul
Bricis
A. Tanilye
Thierry
Ogden Men Depart From University
Ogden men left the university to join a company formed for duty after a short training on the campus. They marched from the university to the depot in orderly fashion showing military discipline. The group includes W. D. B. Murrey Alvin Payne George W. Hackham Grant A. Rounds and several others.
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Ogden
University of Muh
University
Balt Lake
Bie University
W. DB. Murrey
Alvin Payne
George WW. Hackham
Grant A. Rounds
David W. Schetin
Gus TD. Batestas
Percy P. Branting
Walter E. Breusch
Frank A. Chave
Gacar V. Coburn
Walter J. Grase
Walter ©. Davis
Ammoth Branfeld
Lester J. Figgare
Herbert
Gota
George P. Hamill
Howard C. Hocking
George Washington
Joanson
George Hogeau
Lorenzo I. Jackson
Henry W. Leavitt
Arthur London
Franklin C. Moore
Marian
Smith
Willam Eugene Stratford
Benjamin F. Trobaugh
Sam Vitas
Lorenzo Gy Williamson
John Ztiverschoon
Two Divorces Started In Court In Ogden
Mrs Agnes Houthwick filed for divorce from Joseph Southwick alleging life threat with an axe and plans to bloodshed on the lot. They wed in Ogden on April 7 1911 and she seeks divorce alimony restitution of her maiden name and permanent relief. Beriba Smiley also filed for divorce from Hugh C Smiley citing cruelty as cause. married December 23 1913 with restitution of maiden name requested.
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Agnes Houthwick
Joseph Southwick
Ogden
Beriba Smiley
Hugh C. Smiley
Revihe Byfield
Casualty List from Washington Aug 15 Includes Many Names
The army casualty list reports Killed in Action and Wounded Severely in Action. Listed are Lt. George T. Rodgers of Drakville Pennsylvania and Corporal John W. Cordes of Indiana among KIA. Wounded severely include Lt. Steven A. Vendler and Joseph A. McConnell. Dozens of other names span multiple states, with ranks from lieutenant to private and towns like York Alabama and Bangor Maine.
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Washington
George T. Rodgers
Dragkville
John W. Cordes
Indiana
Stenvy A. Vendler
Lesnyare
Joseph A. McConnell
York
Ala
Peter J. Brisson
Amonbury
Mass
Alfred I. de Forge
Cambridge
Bert A. Forsburg
Worcester
Arthur A. Glint
Altoona
James A. McGewin
Lynn
Wathan J.vy Brien
Scrarmpton
Harvey
Taylor
Florence
Sugar
White
Bare
Wty
John P. Wolf
Ab Teone
Cook Edward W. Dendrick
Gard
Tuther T. Allen
Maine
Charles T. Augustine
Union Lawn
Walter Beauchaine
Tallowell
Paul Beaulieu
Winche
Yon
Ara
Helehor
Bankni
George A. Berube
Franklin
Pay
Fragmented North American Names in Local Notices
A garbled OCR list reads as a long roster of personal names, towns, and institutions across New England and beyond. It includes hundreds of individuals with varied spellings and scattered locations such as Manchester Exeter Haverhill Northampton Gardner Belmont Litchfield and Bangor, suggesting a compiled directory or class roll rather than a cohesive news item.
Three Hundred Men From Tilo County Enlisted War Work
In Weber County a quota of 300 men is requested from Tilo County out of 2495 to join Uteh war work. A central committee will select representatives to identify those most engaged in civilian labor and direct military labor assignments. The chairman, a representative, and a manufacturing expert will form the selection team.
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Weber County
Uteh
Mora
United States
Emplacmeet Servier
Jivelibond
Qne
Lowi
Bill Hart in The Marked Deck at Ogden Cozy
Bill Hart stars in The Marked Deck in Ogden for a first run engagement. Jack Mulhall appears in The Brass Bullet, screening at the Cozy. The Bull's Eye concludes with its final episode shown Saturday only at the same venue.
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Bill Hart
Ogden
Jack Mulhall
Generous School Support Urged in War Time Letter
Washington re reports President Wilson urging generous funding for schools of all grades. He praises education despite wartime burdens and calls for continued attendance and quality schooling, noting the need for trained leaders in industry and civic life after the war.
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Washington
Wilson
Lane
Bureau of el |Cation
Nilyines
Industria
National Guard Being Organized
Captain Welter G. Lindquist enrolls Afrion nies and Ogden men at the armory last night marking the first enrollment session. He expects a heavy turnout tonight, with seven already enlisted having prior military training. A committee of Thos F. Broshaw Byron Nea fue Mathews WM Thacker Georgy Uding will assist the enrolling, and work to begin next week.
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Welter G. Lindeurst
Afrion Nies
Ogden
Lindquist
Thos
F. Broshaw
Byron Nea
Fue
Mathews
Thacker
Georgy Uding
Two Men Arrested in Salt Lake Wagon Theft
Jack Higgins and Mle Davis were arrested in Salt Lake City yesterday afternoon on a description from Ahr Ogiten. Captain GH Mokiman will take them to Ogden for trial. They allegedly lashed a wagon of G I Miller near the gas works at Twentieth Street and Wall Avenue and headed for the Salt Lake market.
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Jack Higgins
Mle Davis
G. I. Miller
Salt Linke
Ahr Ogiten Nolice
GH. Mokiman
Ogden
Twentieth Street
Wall Avenue
Tahe Salt Lake Market
Further Aid in Crop Movements Expanded
Washington reports the War Finance Corporation reduced short term bank loan rates from 6 to 5 percent to support farmers and merchants marketing wheat and other crops. The move affects advances to banks up to 75 percent of loans to farmers and was issued to federal reserve banks in Richmond, Atlanta, Louisville, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and San Francisco.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Richmond
Atlin
Louis
Minneapolis
Kansan
City, Alive
San Francio
Air Forces Busy Day and Night in Europe
War dispatch reports heavy Allied air attacks over France and German positions. British bombers strike bridges on the Somme while transports and rail lines face repeated damage. Captured prisoners acknowledge strong low-lying British air force and extensive material losses for the Germans.
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France
Bretroy
Somme
Peranne
Iinmen
Tral
Germiaidor
Annual Meeting of Veteran Firemen Held at Hermitage
The annual gathering of the Veteran Firemen will be held at the Hermitage on Thursday, August 1. A picnic and sports are planned starting in the afternoon, with an evening dance to follow.
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Hermitage
Herve
al & P
Ogden pharmacistJOAN CULLEY named national pharmacy president
John Culley of Ogden, a leading Utah druggist, was elected president of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy at the Chicago convention. He is noted as the first western honoree to hold the post, succeeding W D Porterfield of Fargo. Culley, born in England in 1872, founded Culley Drug Co in Ogden fifteen years ago after a long career in the east.
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John Culley
Ogden
National Association Boards of Pharmacy
Chicago
National Association
Culley
Utah
W. D. Porterfield
Fargo
North Dakota
E. G. Cox
Craig
Missouri
Mr. Culley
England
United States
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Hernan Harme
George W. Luit
New York City
Salt Lake
Prises
East
Oeden
Shortage of coal by-products alarms U S industries
Aug 11 reports a looming shortage of coal by-products including tar, creosote, and fuel oil. The shortage threatens wartime production as admin and war boards mobilize all available supplies, with private hoarding suspected and actions planned to secure essential materials. Harding appointed to another term as governor in a related dispatch.
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Jose Vavirty
Total
Record coal shipments in July in historic high
Philadelphia August 11 Shipments of anthracite for July set a record with 7,084,775 gross tons, up from 6,724,252 tons the prior July. For the first four months of the coal year shipments total 27,263,073 tons, edging past the 26,289,118 tons from the same period last year.
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Philadelphia
Dutch Vessels To Bring Sugar To United States
Dutch vessels plan to bring sugar and other commodities to the United States as part of wartime trade adjustments. The move follows informal policy changes under the war trade board affecting exports from the Dutch East Indies to the islands and dictated by wartime needs.
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United States
War Trade Board
Chace WaAttaires de Biutort
Miter Legation
Canada's Wheat Shortfall Reported by Dominion Bureau
Ottawa reports Canada's wheat crop at 232 866 60 bushels, 712880 fewer than last year. Oats forecast at 10 000 080 bushels, up by 10 million from the previous year, per Dominion Bureau of Statistics summary based on correspondence.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Bureau of Statistics
Leader under Franco-Italian drive shows risks and loss
A fragmentary report notes Gouraud commanding Italian and French forces east of Risita. It mentions the leader starting the road to defeat, Gouraud having lost an arm in service, and keeping the foe from a Huns city while directing operations with allied troops.
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Gouraud
Risita
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