Body of Jo H Jones of Hooper Arrives From East
The body of Private Joseph H. Jones of Hooper arrives from Camp Upton New York and will lie in state at Larkin Sons chapel at 4 40 pm this afternoon. The funeral is set for 2 am Sunday at Hooper Wild chapel with Alphon Bess presiding. Governor Simon Bamberger of Salt Lake will speak. Fifteen Folders from Mart Douglas plan to provide military honors at Hooper Cemetery.
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Joseph H. Jones
Hooper
Larkin +& Sons
Cho
HM Ar
Camp Supton
New York
James
Jones
Seattle
Hooper Wild
Alphon Bess
Simon Bamberger
Salt Lake
Mart Douglas
Honper Cemetery
Hermitage Hotel Manager Upgraded to Class One
Angus Donald Stewart, Hermitage Hotel manager, has been reclassified from class two to class one by the Weber county exemption board. A noted northern Utah figure, Stewart previously led Hotel Logan and was tied to Hotel Utah in Salt Lake, and has managed the Hermitage for two years. Gideon Morton Holmes also moved from class four to class one in the same action.
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Angus Donald Stewart
Hermitage
Weber County
Stewart
Utah
Gideon Morton Holmes
Logan
Salt Lake
Boy dies from gunshot wound at Dey Hospital
A 12 year old boy, William Mo son, died at Dey Hospital after a gunshot wound proved fatal at 6 30 p m on Tuesday The accidental discharge occurred as he lay with a companion Kin lay The bullet pierced his left arm and lodged in the stomach causing internal hemorrhage Doctors Nelson and Afatshall operated Wednesday night He is survived by his parents two brothers and four sisters Funeral arrangements will be announced later. RAPID GRAIN MARKETING Wallington Aug 11 A railroad admin report shows grain marketed this year through Aug 3 at 131 942 cars versus 87 998 last year Nearly 97 000 cars came from west of the Mississippi River.
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William Moon
Joseph A. Mason
Washington Avemiu
Dey Hospital
Wade
Kinlay
Nelson
Afatshall
Wo Brothers
Lures
Wallington
Railroad Administration
Missichippliver
Rabbi Goldman to Lecture Sunday at Methodist Church
Rabbi Goldman, noted Hebrew lecturer and expert on international relations, will speak Sunday at 3 PM on The Inner Life of Russie at the Ogden Methodist church. The visit recalls his prior Ogden address about eighteen months ago, reflecting on Russia, emigration, and faith in the United States to resolve global tensions.
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Goldman
Interantone
Hla
Russie
Ogden
Ali
Germany
Camp Lewis
Washington
Goldmoon
Russia
Riots Over High Cost of Rice Disrupt Japan
Ten policemen wounded seriously and many rioters injured at Nagoya as clashes erupt over soaring rice prices. About 50 arrested at Nagoya and 300 at Ohaynga as industrial disturbances continue. rice price has doubled in a year due to market corner effects. Police break up prohibition meetings in Tokin.
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PHA Associated Press
Tokio
Nagoya
Ohaynga
Tokin
Foch Thanks U S for Moral Support in Pacis
Narrahal Foch thanks Rev Charles MacFarland secretary of the Federal Councils of Churches of Christ in America for conveying to Americans his deep appreciation of their moral and spiritual support. He lauded allied generals and officers amid praise for the allied cause.
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PACIS
Narrahal Foch
Charles 5. MacFarland
Federal Councils of Churches of Christ In America
Ak Rocn
Weber County registrants report for duty in 1918 draft
Seven Weber County class one registrants were reported as reporting for duty for Camp Lewis. The roster lists Elmer C Gardner Liberty Robert E Fulter Eden Seymour A Graham Eden Wilford C Russell Riverdale Carl W. Kirnball Cleasant Vic Cheater D Wright Wilson Edward C Schindler Cincinnati Ghia. The seventh man will be aged as an alternate. The quota 16 composed at the following.
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Weber County
Camp Lewis
Elmer Chauncey Gardner
Liberty
Robert Edward Fulter
Eden
Seymour A. Graham
Wilford Cumpkin Russell
Riverdate
Carls WS. Kirwball
Cleasant
Odd Coincidence in British Fighting in the East
A murky coincidence ties the British arrival at Gaku to mixed Allied forces. The garrison includes Yel ahovik and Armenians opposing Turks as Bolshevik forces operate in the north and south. British moves span from India to Turkestan via Baluchistan and eastern Peraia joining Turcomans Hukbaruns and Social Revolutionaries to guard the trans-Caspian railroad against Bolshevik access to Afghanistan and the Indian frontier.
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London
Aus
Gaku
Yelahovik
Caspian
India
Turkestan
Baluchlatan
Peraia
Military machine battered by allied resolve in war
London August 15 John R Clynes food minister and president of the National Federation of General Workers calls German militarism a failed system. He says peace talks are impossible until Germany signals a change toward democratic principles and that only the German people can end Kaiserism. He urges labor to defend democracy and fight until the Kaiser is dethroned and autocracy ends.
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London
Germany
John R. Clynen
National Federation of General Workers
Clynes
Euld
Governments Target Rent Profiteering in War Housing
Washington August 16 announces a plan by the bureau of industrial housing and local petty governments to curb rent profiteering by raising tax valuations on landlords accused of extortion. War workers are cited among those affected and cooperation with local authorities is emphasized.
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Washington
Bureau of Industrial Housing
Flag unfurled at elevator site in Ogden
An American flag stood 11ty 20 feet aloft yesterday at a cement elevator site in Ogden. The flagpole, erected by Globe Grain Milling, rose on a 20 foot pole mounted for a boxcar display and floated at a height of about 260 feet. Ray Cotrell, Charles Mandiey, creccutess, and Ben Ingebreleen led the crew of carpenters who climbed the pole as spectators watched the flag raising.
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Weee Ogdan
Globe Grali Miling Company
Ray Cottrell
Charles Mandiey
Crrecutess
Ben Ingebreleen
Torewan Mandley
Airmen Send Joyous Fourth of July From France Flight Display
Sergeant Frank Browning writes from Engined with ie2nd squadron describing a vivid air show over his French camp on July Fourth. He recalls planes in a V formation, Union Jack and French Tricolor, loops and dives, roaring engines, and cheers from soldiers as bombers and fighters perform aerial feats. He praises British and American pilots and their aircraft, noting the celebration and pride in air power.
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J. & Browning
Frank Browning
France
Ile
Kiea
Alor Breakfar
William Stephens
Ogden
Mom
Aviv
Atpeer Borfumwig
Newsprint Paper Stocks Reported by Federal Trade Commission
Alington Aug 15 The federal trade commission announced stock levels for news print paper. July 88 output reached 2100 tons, down 1331 tons from the prior month. Stocks remained slightly above a week’s output, with continued emphasis on newsprint supplies and production figures.
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Alkington
Federal Trade Comunicaion Tonight
Jes
Fiat
Hme
German War Losses Claim 6 Million Men
Fragmentary OCR recalls a 1918 or 1919 era news claim stating total German losses in war reach six million men. The text is garbled but references wartime casualty totals and cites newspaper phrasing about German manpower depletion.
Matron Stakes Won by David Guy in Philadelphia Victory
The Matron Stakes, a Grand Circuit three year old pacing event, was won by David Guy owned by the Oettinger Brothers of Poughkeepsie. Pay Geers drove June Red to first money, with Alma Forks taking the first heat. Royal Knight stock farm stake totals and other heats are noted with times and purses, including a silver cup presentation to Geers.
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Philadelphia
Devin Guy
Oettinger Brothers
Poughkeepsie
Ariver
Tommy Murphy
Ersamallyrad
Teach
David Guy
Wincen Stock Farm
Pay Geers
June Red
Alma Forks
Geers
Ha . Stolesbury
Hateldelphia
Valentine
Murphy
Billy Jackson
Royal Knight Tonle Min Bull
Wead Bazaar
Windsor
Stant
Taip
Nella Dulon
Serril
Peter Vouia
Cox
Baynar
Stike
Royal Knight
Walker
Tacita
Fleming
Ae Sclair Baird
Lobhia Watts
Stout
Boston Chicago Split in Last League Games of Season
Baseball results from a chaotic wrap with Boston and Chicago splitting a two game set. Jack Quinn held Boston to six hits as Chicago won 6 2. The Athletics were beaten by the Brownies 7 2 in Philadelphia. Errors and misplays marked both games with several players singled out for strong fielding and late rallies.
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Boston
Aus
Jack Quinn
Howe Lan
Chicago
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia
D'inethi
Kath
Schang
Mays
Ruth
Kleeper
Coling
Gandil
Schalk
Sarrifice
Brownies
St. Taws
Jamison
Adams
Thayers
Gardner
Seare
St. Louis
Sernen
Sisler
Tobin
Walker
Burns
McAvoy
Owen
Wanes
Seve
Mendryx
Rogers
Jamieson
Aranis
Pierson
Hagersnot
Adans
Piich
Jaameson
National League results from yesterday at Pittebury
Baseball brief reports Cincinnati and New York split a close game. Highlights note early lead, tied game in the ninth, and late relief pitching. Details mention pitchers Causey, Neale, and others, with scattered scoring events and errors.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Awpal
Jenedt
Deming
Tara
Neale
Voller
New York
Ips
Cisey
Pitchir
Strois
Laingive
de Steele
Everything Aids In Senators Detail Inning by Inning Glance
Unclear OCR text recounts Aug 15 events with Detroit and Washington, listing players Cobb Jones Ainsmith Shodon Judes Young and others in stolen bases and pitching notes. Mentions Cunningham Forter and Ayers among Detroit and Washington players. Improves to describe wartime era box score style with uncertain accuracy.
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Warhington
Detenit
Cunningham
Aiiington
Detroit
Petroit
Rush
Vearh
Petesr
Shottan
Janes
Cobb
Jones
Ainsmith
Shodon
Judes Young
Washington
Ial
Cunminetvar
Mattesona
Ayers
mceharDy Cunningham
Aluttan
Forter
Stoiek
War Industries Draw Skilled Men From Non-War Work
Washington August 16 the department of labor announced that skilled labor in war industries is being relieved by restrictions on non war production Curtailment of automobile reduction alone has released many mechanics and other workers but shortages remain in many war industrial centers and can be relieved only by further transfers of labor from non war industries
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Washington
Shorlas
Department of Labor
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