Arthur Woolley on German Propaganda in America
An article recounts Arthur Woolley’s criticism of German propaganda in the United States, arguing loyalty, treason laws, and the need to expose enemy influence. It discusses spy networks, pamphleteering, and the impact of Allied and German campaigns on American public opinion, including a Rome dispatch on Austria’s war policy.
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Memnard
Germany
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Tront
Binny Ana
Yeumsia
Menger
Carrie Glaas
Canning and Drying Guide From National Garden Commission
A wartime era notice promotes home canning and drying with a free instruction book from the National Garden Commission in Washington DC. It urges readers to act quickly to secure the booklet and learn preserving practices for winter supplies.
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National Wet Garden Commiation
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National War Garden Commission
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Pioneer of Ogden 13 Called by Death at 88
Isabella D Pin cock, a longtime Ogden pioneer and wife of the late James Pincock, died at 88 at her home 168 Thiletys third street. She endured four months of bed confinement and left a large family including Aust, C Stephens, 3M Pork Wealthy Piacock, Richart Pincock, Charles Macock, and Idaho state senator Be Phtcock. Funeral at First Ward meeting house with interment at Ogden City cemetery. Her memoirs recount early Mormon migration from Nauvoo to Utah and life as a pioneer mother with fourteen children, sixty five grandchildren, and forty five great grandchildren.
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Daughters of Pioneers
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C. Stephens
Piacock
Richart Pincock
Charles
Macock
Ogden
Phtc
Isabella D. Pincock
Downham
Engised
George
Ellen Doug
Heber C. Kimball
America
New Orleans
Nadlye
Larvese
Nauyog
Ford
Umery
Trayas
Thad
Fartsty
Nauvoo
Joseph
Hyrum
Thouzinis
Din
Faia Tayinv
Nauven
St. Hewis
Utah
St. Louis
Wennalatend
Toh Hancock
Fil
Beth Mt. Leake
Lake Vallay
Iasi
Atlee Cemarin
Salk
API
Eden
Johnson
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Demon and Comedy Show At Utah Theatre Today
Sold in the open market the piece titled A Demon described as vivid dramatic and charming features in latest news from France. The Utah Theatre presents comedy today and tomorrow with showings noted for local audiences.
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Utah Theatre Today
Utah Theatre
College Girl Rings Chimes at Berkeley
Mary E. Millard, a University of California student, serves as chimes ringer at Berkeley during the summer session. She notes women’s rarity in the role, describes the effort required, and mentions wear on her hands from the task.
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University At California
Latherower
Miss Millard
Estuary
Miss Millan
Mise Millard
America
Nyerside
England
Weran Chines Pinger
Millard
Loans Planned for Livestock Raisers
Government program outlines loans for livestock raisers through designated banks in major districts. Applicants in specified regions must apply through local banks designated by the agency to receive direct government-backed funds.
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Francisco
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Levis
Raneis
New York Lieutenant Miller Killed in French Action
Paris August 16 Lieutenant Waller B. Miller of New York City, part of the LaPageitn ox unit, was killed in an ot chart on August 3 during a patrol action. The engagement saw German air activity, with Miller’s squadron hit inside American lines after a fierce clash. Red Cross work in France is praised by French and American officials, with officials highlighting the efforts of Grace and Red Cross representatives in the field.
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Paris
Waller TB. Miller
New York City
LaPageitn
Aneringy Ferries
Marty
I Jean Ret Wross
France
Gammmuntra
Alien Soldiers Naturalized at Camp Kearny San Diego
At Camp Kearny San Diego a special naturalization court swore in 462 alien soldiers from 23 nationalities including Hungarians Germans Austrians and citizens of the Benin republic. The ceremony featured grouped examinations by nationality and a firm pledge to Americanism as they received their citizenship and certificates.
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Camp Kearny
San Diego
Swx
Haliaus
Frant
Ars Benina Republic
Crier
Fifty Held For Investigation At Draft Board Action
Gmawa Nebraska August 16 Fifty men held for investigation after last night’s mass arrest of 1509 men without draft cards. The rest were released after showing cards as draft officials, aided by home guards police county and federal agents and soldiers, worked through the night at the federal building.
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Gmawa
Neb
Draft Board
Camp Police to Police Draft Detainees
Regulators announce that teachers and assistant leaders of companies guiding draft draftees en route to camps will have military police authority and may arrest unruly draftees. Selected men receive brassards with UW SKA letters as official armbands until mobilization camp arrival.
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Bovernme
National Army
Southern Pacific Business Review Reports Record Year
The Southern Pacific reports a successful year with rising revenue and efficiency offsetting higher water, labor costs. It notes 32 percent wage-related increases, three million dollars paid in federal taxes, and over five million passengers carried in the past four years. Improvement in safety and rail material anticipated to reduce incidents next year.
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Southern Pacific
Rior
Wis
Consumer
Aviator Forces Balfoonist to Jump in Combat
An American aviator engaged in action on Wednesday forced a German pilot to bail out after a crash. In the encounter the American airman was wounded, but not fatally, as the fight unfolded over hostile territory.
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Balfoonist
Air combat victory confirmed for Lt. Eilmar Tobin over August 10
The Navy reported Lt. Eilmar Tobin of San Antonin Fox in the air battle on August 10, and that a flying ace parachuted after an enemy plane attacked an American balloon before ground fire prevented a balloonist jump. It also said the schooner Progress crew remains lost off the New England coast after reports of rescue.
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San. Antonin
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Navy Department
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New Layland
Births listed for multiple families in August records
The notice records births at several addresses including 2073 Quin cy and 24141 Ad ana with two girls born August 14 and August 13. Other entries list a girl born August 13 at 150 West Second and a birthday in the same period for a child at 25 Covi tol with a late-adjusted date.
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Leona Wheat
Quincy
A.M
Chloe Heninger
Adana
Alfonso
Mary Inmone
West Second
George and
Julia Stecpy
Schooner Sybil Salvaged After Rescue at Sea
Washington Aug 16 The American schooner Stall recently salvaged the schooner Sybil after a perilous encounter at sea with crew rescued and safe aboard. The incident underscores a successful salvage operation and the ongoing dangers of maritime navigation in storm conditions.
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Washington
General Motore stock forbidden on New York Exchange
The General Motore company common stock was struck from the NYSE cleared list, forbidding trading on the exchange. The committee cited erratic price movements and a widely dispersed supply, noting the action applies to open market sales and trading.
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General Motore Company
New York Stock Exchange
Meatig How Committee
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