Battery Boys Inoculated In Utah Artillery Drill
More than 400 members of the Utah Belt artillery battalion received inoculations on their arms at East Lake. Col T W Young and Lt Col We OC Webt were photographed with marks on their arms after vaccination. A battery and support detachments underwent immunization before being outfitted in uniforms at Fort Douglas. The process continues daily with completion expected by Saturday.
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East Lake
Utah Geld Artillery Gra
Pipica Braalxeretchea
T. W. Young
We OC
Webt
Fort Douglas
German Losses During The War Reported For July
London Aug. Official lists show German casualties for July totaling 38,863 with 13,496 severely wounded and 14,650 prisoners or missing. Killed or died of wounds number 3,?53. The cumulative German casualties since the war’s start exceed 4,660,000.
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London
I W W Troubled Union Leaders Move Toward Utah
Federal investigators report I W W and wrecking crew leaders, previously held in New Serbia, have left that area to regroup in Utah Nevada mining towns. Salt Lake authorities say active organizers are now in mining districts there and police monitor potential disturbances during strikes.
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Oklahoma
Utah
New
Serica
Nevada
Potlee
J. Parley White
Salt Lake
Pacifists Defy Seattle Officers in Peace Meeting Incident
A crowd of several hundred disrupted a meeting billed as the American Conference for Democracy and Terms of Peace. Socialist speaker Mia Kate Sadler was arrested after remarks deemed derogatory to the government. police withdrew as rioters surrounded them. Elisabeth Freeman urged restraint as hundreds advanced, forcing the surrender of Sadler to the crowd amid mounting disorder.
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Beatly
Walsh
Run
Yidbth American Conference For Democracy and Terms of Peace
Hore
Mia
Kate Badler
Heléquarters
Utah students invited to aid in harvest effort
A statement from Dr. E G Paterson president of the agricultural college at Le An outlines a plan for Utah students to assist in harvesting Kreat crops. The program, urged by the state council of defense, offers no extra fees to students who can prove farm work. Distance learners should register by mail by September 10, with local students reporting in person on opening day. Courses will be outlined and leaves of absence arranged to fit the harvest period.
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Utah
Stain Council of Defense
Agricultural College At
Lean
Capitol
E. G. Paterson
Peteraca Paye
Agricultural College
Do It Yourself Dry Cleaning Sham Attracts Women
A downtown druggist touts a DIY dry cleaning method claiming two ounces of solvent like gasoline dissolved in oil allows any woman to clean fabrics at home. The ad promises quick, cheap results on dresses, ribbons, gloves, fur, and more using a wash basin and simple solvent.
German U-Boat Reports Enlarged in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City federal agents and detectives investigate the W. W. gathering to probe links to anti draft propagandist activity. The inquiry centers on suspected W. W. members connected to anti draft movements in the southwest. In Paris the Allied naval chiefs report merchant ship sinkings exaggerated by forty percent. Vancouver BC fire department responded to a fire recently.
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W. W
Salt Lake City
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Regan
T.w.w
Paris
Cm Lal
Ahios Eunk
le Fee
Liquor Output to Stop on Sept 8 Across Nation
Washington reports the food administration will halt all distillery production for beverages at 11 p.m. on Saturday September 8. The 30 day window from the food control law ends midnight September 4, but the date shifts due to the holiday. internal revenue acts may delay operations after 11 p.m. Saturday. In Victoria, the British Columbia assembly moves toward a dry province, with passage expected to end alcohol sales. Quebec remains the only province resisting prohibition as it nears full adoption.
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Washington
United States
Internal Revenue Lamp
Victoria
D. C
Quebec
Mrs Evelyn Pratt Woods Dies After Short Illness
Paralysis proved fatal to Mrs. Evelyn Pratt Woods wife of the late Francis C. Woods. She died at 331 Thirty-third Street after a brief illness and shock to her relatives. Born in Salt Lake City August 3 1856 she married Francis Woods in 1873 and lived in Ogden most of her life apart from years in Montana Idaho. She served as historian of the Daughters of the Moerner and was a longtime active Mormon church worker. She leaves thirteen children including Francis Woods Jr Mrs J J McGregor Mrs A C Tambbert and others, forty grandchildren and three siblings.
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Francis C. Woods
Thirty-third Street
Woods
Parley Po
Ann Walker Pratt
Salt Lake
Francis Woods
Ogden
Matad
Idaho
Nea. Woods
Daughters of the Moneera
Mormon Church
Frantis. T. Woods
J. J. McGregor
A. C. Tambert
Bt George
Varley Edmand Wood
Ordear
Charles Wonda
Orden
J. A McGregor
A. H. Wallace
Balt Lake
Mra
Tila
J. HH
Jenkins
Marold
Kenneth U
Phylin Atten
Dorothy Fi
Weeds
Ogdes
Oaurvire
Mathoolah W. Prat
Burglar Burns Colorado Avenue Home After Theft
Burglars struck the home of J. W. Ferguson at 3536 Colorado Avenue while the family was away, breaking a strong box and stealing about $367.50 in cash and five promissory notes totaling 9425. The fire department contained the blaze in half an hour, but the house burned long enough to destroy much of the property. Neighbors reported smoke and an alarm was raised as police deduced the burglar entered, took money, and set the fire to hide evidence of the visit.
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J. W. Ferguson
Colorado Avenue
Dames
Bor
Bern
Juvenile theft spree ends with three youths caught
Three boys Willa Neuteboom William Howe and Charles West were captured in Weber canyon near Devil's Slide after a high speed chase in a stolen car owned by Goodale Scoville. Deputies Wootten and Fitzgerald brought them to the county fair lockup where they said they took the vehicle to drive for fun and to see their own rides. The car will be turned over to juvenile court.
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William Howe
Jack Weat
Oxdentate
Wootten
Fitzgerald
Weber Canyon
Devil's Slide
Goodale- Scoville Company
Neuteboom
Everett Neuteboom
Madison Avenas
Howe
West
Madison Avenue
Charles West
Orchard Avenue
McCune
Eberts
Ogden ¢Anton
Notice of Estray and Guardianship Notices
Probate and guardianship notices describe estray animals taken to Ogden City Utah, including a dark brown mare and a sorrel mare, with details and sale conditions. Also listed are guardianship hearings for Kenneth W Tess and James Middleton, with court dates set for August 1917 and notices of guardianship appointments and petitions.
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West Warren Pouch
Law
P. C. Peterson
West Warren
District Court of the Second
the Bate
Utah
Weber
Kenneth W. Tess
FL NS. Hera Cath
FN. Hess
Ed Eyardlcantte
Ogden City
Weber County
Caid Court
Meramey
Ry Ella F. O'Neill
Chez & Stine
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Second Judicial District
State of
James 5
Middleton
Horace T. Amiddleton
Bethten
Ruth
Webery
Ula
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Witrons
Senator King Talks On Peace Amid War Debate
Washington August 16 Senator King author of a peace revocation plan spoke with President Wilson for a half hour. He urged finishing the revenue bill first and decisively defeating La Follette’s resolution while stressing a strong wartime stance and continued aid to France and loan to allies. He cautioned against immediate peace talks and signaled support for intensified war effort.
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Utah
Senate
Bered'giner
J Corers
Ette
Hg Watt
Germany
United States
France
Elliaa
Ogden City bids for pavement in District 126
Ogden City announces a public improvement to pave District 126 with related work per plans on file with the city engineer. Bids will be received at 10 oclock on August 28 1917 at Ogden City Hall. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Oxden
Utah
Board of
Commie Sellers
Walter Richey
City Recorder
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Tatiog Distet
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