Oregon Short Line to Adopt Full Carload Freight Sailing Days
Officials of the freight department of the Oregon Short Line met in Salt Lake to draft a schedule of sailing days for handling freight in full carloads. The plan, urged by the federal railroad administration, aims to conserve cars by loading them completely. The committee will map routes Ogden to Logan and other points, coordinating days for car movements, and produce a printed schedule for shippers and businesses.
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To Freight Department
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Salt Lake
Federal Railroad Administration
Fresebt
Kinnersley
Iiriiew
Harry Goodwin
Hes Raeial Freight Department
J. L. Bell
Ineal
Mtah
Logan
Alata
Munitiee Willa
Alan BH
Bhart Ling Officials Change Freight Handling Methods
Officials declare a shift in how Trentwi net pcession shipments are processed to reduce delays. The new practice moves freight from the shipper onto the freight to expedite release, avoiding accumulation at the freight office and long waiting times.
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Leit
Bhart Ling
Trentwi
Railroad Man Recommends a Simple Remedy
A man describes years of stomach trouble and gallstone fears, avoiding surgery. After a brikeman’s suggestion, he used Thaya, gained 11 pounds, and reports relief. He endorses the remedy as harmless and claims a money back guarantee with one dose. Meintyre Brig Co. ad promotes this product.
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Meintyre Brig Go
Stricken French official M. Albert Metia dies abroad
Salt Lake dispatch reports M. Albert Metia head of a French economic mission died of a stroke in a Pacific port city after arrival from Salt Lake City. He was 42, survived by a widow and two sons. The party, including General Paw, had been touring Salt Lake City before continuing to San Francisco en route to Australia. His body will be returned to France for burial.
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Salt Lake
Albert Afeilu
United States
Genere Pau
Pacific
Metin
M. Metin
Salt Lake City
M. Aladin
Ministry of Labor
France
Suter‘ard
General Paw
Party Fre
Australia
San Francisco
Pat
Victatuary Co
Bonall
Parker Announces Office Move to Canyon Road Residence
Notice states Parker has moved his offices to his home at 463 Canyon Road for a period. A phone contact is listed as 978-w.7108. In a humorous exchange a Mrs Cayenne remarks on wives being pressed to save money so their husbands can purchase secret society uniforms.
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Br. Parker
Canyon Road
Miss Cayenne
Allied Armies Gain Ground Across Fronts in World War I
Allied forces push forward on multiple fronts. In the Somme region British and French advance capturing villages Tamery Varvillers while clearing hills near Trent and the Ancre river barrier. Germany withdraws to new line as British and French report 90,241 prisoners and 21,444 captured guns. Russia sees Moscow evacuation and Allied troops land at Archangel and Vladivostok support anti-Bolshevik forces. Caucasus defense aids Armenians against Yorks. High-level conferences at German HQ amid western defeats.
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Somme
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Ancre
Jaly
Tieir
Temmnne
Pinardy
Fourth Army
First Army
Alata Emi Trom
Russia
Moscow
Kronstadt
Vladivostok
Siberia
Archangel
Bain
Caucasus
Casplin Sea
Brest- Jitovsk
Husula
Grees
Augefan
White Sea
Sea of Japan
frame-Caucasia
France
Bield Marshal von Hindenburg
General Ludendorff
AIR RAIDS MADE BY ALLIED PLANES
An official dispatch from Frankfort reports Menday morning at 9 o'clock that Munich was attacked by twelve enemy aviators dropping twenty six bombs. Twelve killed and five injured, with Basel accounts suggesting higher casualties including a bomb in Lasserstrasse. Additional strikes hit the station area and Goethe street vicinity. Thirty two planes damaged or destroyed in two days.
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Geneva
Frankfort
Germany
Keeperis
Basel
Lasserstrasse
Jis
Bar
Goethe’s
Anch
Aerkel
Panies
Rhine
German Infantry Now Digging In With Haitish Army
August 15 report from STLANCE states German infantry is digging in near Fouquescourt and is limited to patrol activity with air attacks broken up by British fire. Enemy guns remain active at several points, especially near Albert, as advances toward the northeast have withdrawn.
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Stlance
Associated Press
Fouquescourt
Albert
Amiens Coming to Life Again After German Retreat
Amid ruins of Amiens, survivors report streets freed from shellfire and citizens returning. Mass held in Notre Dame cathedral as Britons and French work to restore life. shattered windows, damaged art, and debris linger while pall of destruction lifts and life begins again.
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Montis
Ely
Britain
France
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Ufe
Adilition
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Opi
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Unie
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Deardy
Butt Amiens
Swift plan to divide property in South America split
Chicago Aug 15 Swifted company Lonight unveils plan to segregate South American and Australian properties and transfer title to domestic stockholders in exchange for domestic stock. A new entity Campaniad Swift International Snc formed with 22.5 million Argentine pesos capital. Exchange deposits 1 percent of holdings for new 15 peso shares equal to original 100 share stake. If approved, domestic stock falls to 197.5 million and 22.5 million in stock sits in treasury for future use. Properties span Brazil Argentina Uruguay Paraguay and Australia.
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Swift International Snc
Sopiedaid Alionima Comenercis
Swift International
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Exchange Pan
Treasury
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Taraguay
Australia
Captain Tid Tops American Air Victories Over France
Aug 15 report from France notes Capt Charles C Tid of Andalusia California downed a German plane. Lt Vaughn R McCormick of Columbus Ohio claimed a second kill north of St Mahiel. Capt Nay C Bridgeman of Lake Forest Illinois and Lt McCormick shared credit in another downed enemy craft. Additional aerial victories included Lt Herman Schultz of Deterrndort Iowa and Lt Edgar C Tobin of San Antonio. Dispatch cites Allied observers confirming the German losses amid ongoing air combat.
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Associated Press
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Andalusia
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Iddle
Vaughn R. WcCormick
Columbus
Ohio
St Mahiel
Cahot
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Bridgeman
Lake Forest
Alvrah
McCormick
Liieuten
Gustave Stahl to be interned
Rafus W. Sprague, director of the New York enemy alien bureau, recommended internment for Gustave Stahl who already served eighteen months in the penal system for felonious acts. Stahl claimed he was ordered by Paul Koenig to steal plans of British mine fields in the North Sea before America entered the war.
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Rafus W. Sprague
Twalelt
Department of Justice
Gustave Stahl
Paul Koenig
Vern
Plang
British Sailor of German Birth Defects Stolen Items
A British sailor born in Germany reportedly stole items from Rievewael and fled America aboard a British vessel before law enforcement could seize the goods. Officials say Sinhlgaya the ian departed prior to recovery of the items.
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Rievewael
Sinhlgaya
Ian
Americw
Beazley Dies in Cassaville After Illness and Mormon Service
Beazley died at home on 867 North Second West, age 69. Born in Salt Lake City on August 24, 1894, she was married to Willard A Beazley and resided here. An active Mormon worker, she served as a missionary at the information bureau and led Red Cross efforts in the Twenty Second Ward Ballers Society. She is survived by her husband, her father Arthur Frewin, and a brother Arthur W Frewig. Funeral details to follow.
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North Second West Street
Bath
Salt Lake
Woesley
Sal Men
Arthur Frewin
Thin City
Lnter
Europe
Willard A. Beestey
Feounla
Mormon Church
Bureau of Information
Twenty Second Ward
Ballef Society
Abe
Arthur W. Frewig
North Second
Wilson Letter Cites Confidence in South Carolina Vote
Aug 15. President Wilson writes to Thomas H. Daniel defending the senatorial race in South Carolina where former Governor Cole J. Uluse is a candidate. He says he has confidence the people will judge rightly without fear that any will be influenced by administration friends. The missive reflects era tensions and partisan views in the state politics. ARS W A Beesley Dies. Salt Lake Aug 6. Mrs. Emma Frewin Tresley, wife of W A Tresley, dies after two weeks of illness.
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Wilson
Thomas H. Daniel
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W. A. Beesley
Enma Frewin Tresley
Francis Sullivan
Ahyaldant
Bellevue Hospital
New Yorks
Wfentchester County Hospital
Lesiie M. Shaw
American Ace Awarded Army Medal at Paris
Lieutenant Davie Patnem of Lewton Massachusetts is decorated with the Army Medal for courage and daring. The citation credits him with downing one enemy plane on a patrol and two more the next day during escort duty, marking his fifth and eighth victories and his repeated mentions in dispatches. He has also claimed additional wins since then.
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Patnem
Lewton
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Cave
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