Safety First Train Exhibition In Ogden
National safety initiative sweeps industry with rail and home measures. Union Pacific showcases a ten coach safety first train in Ogden, staffed by federal representatives from the treasury health service navy reclamation agriculture interstate commerce and Red Cross to promote safer operations and employee education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Company
Ogden
Treasury
Public Health Service
Navy
Joterious Reclamation
Agriculture
Interstate Commerce
American Red Cross Departments
French Repulse In Meuse Sector As Fleury Fights On
German lines near Fleury in the Verdun region held while other sectors repulsed. The war office said fighting continued at Fleury village with assaults on the Thiaumont work and Chaplice wood repelled. a French biplane downed near Nesle by anti aircraft fire. Meanwhile British reinforcements struck north of the Somme, driving back German troops briefly southwest of Maricourt before further resistance.
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Verdun
Meuse
Fleury
War Office
Thiaumont
Chaplice Wood
Healan
Nesle
Berlin
London
Cevcral
Ines
Somme
Martlepuich
Germans Show Weakness in Somme Fighting Analysis
Paris reports say operations on the Somme at Fleury were only a local feint, while the French offensive achieved precise objectives and inflicted losses on German lines. The commentator notes German hesitation and possible command confusion, with French gains stressing German weariness and morale impact on the western front.
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Paris
Somme
Fleury
Berlin
London
Red
Manrepas
Artola
Champagne
Rosen
Experts Draft Health Rules to Curb Medical Imposters
Washington Aug 18 experts from 38 states and the federal public health service outlined a code of regulations to curb infantile paralysis spread by interstate travel and to foster federal state and railroad cooperation. They urged uniform inspections, vaccination heart certificates, case notification, and better statistics on causes and remedies while stressing care for survivors and disabled children.
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Washington
Atuses
Federal Public Health Service
United States
Congress
Albert Fof Iown
Carr
Nebraska
Porter
Florida
Wiale Hospital
St. Albert
DN. Rovers
Uroron
Rucker
Elimination of rail flaws boosts safety on New York Central
New York Central Railway reports a perfected process to remove interior flaws in steel rails, cutting rail breaks on its lines from 1 in 600 to 1 in 147,000. Developed by engineers under Pilmrai H. Dadles after forty years of research, the method reheats rails and extracts flaws at tall rolling mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railway
New York Central
Pilmrai H. Dadles
Bridley
LULL ON ALL THE FIGHTING FRONT Tandon Ang 17
A wartime dispatch notes a temporary lull on fighting fronts with signals of German forces launching a renewed thrust. Reports describe heavy artillery and trench actions near Porsteone and Shereacallin with captures and shifts in lines.
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Tandon
Ang
Tnor
Tance
Caperne
Porsteone
Serafinn
Shereacallin
Dasentlay
Ulus
Fronts and markets mix in blurred World War note
A scrambled item reports on Western Front activity with German counterattacks allegedly absent while French and British forces claim near three miles of trench gains. Eastern front updates are vague with Austrian and Italian fronts unquoted. The text segues into a dense, jumbled stock and local business listing, ending with a prompt to read the Classified Ads.
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Crimea
Vienna
von Bochm-Frmolli
Teutonic
Tarnopol
Bershin
Aurelan
Brody
Trieste
Rome
Cadoro
Venice
Marguerite Clarke in Little Miss Eileen at Marginal Theatre
A bolus of vintage cinema notes Marguerite Clarke starring in Little Miss Eileen with Burton Holmes Travels and the Pictograph. The piece then diverges into a street vendor craze selling Mexican paper money and Confederate-era anecdotes, noting prices around 10 cents per pound and references to Vill a and Villa era finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clarke
Miss Eileen
Burton Holmes
Hererta
Villa
Madera
New York Times
Stock market report highlights August 1 1918 trading
The locally quiet morning session gave way to heavier activity with many prices edging higher. Regatona led volume, moving from 45 to 49 1/2 cents as 11,897 shares changed hands. South Hecla advanced to 31 8 1/2 cents. Other notable moves included Tinle Blanchard at 120 cents and Wellington raid to 29 1/2 cents, with numerous issue quotes furnished by Hogis & Co from 2458 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranning Exchange
Regatona
South Hecla
Trine Cou
Rie
Wellington
Tintle Blanchard
Ehronic
Wilbert
A. Hogis & Co
Nroketa
Washington
Hales
Alta Tiger
Albian
Beaver Copper
Colorado Extension
Colorado Mineral
Keystone
Routh
Heria
South Heels
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R. E. Hoad
H. J. Peery
W.H. Harris
W. JC Parker
M. V. Dooly
GE Kaiser
J. E. Dooly
A. V. McIntosh
Paul M. Lee
Asaletant
Fleury's
Union Depot
Union Pacific System
Lyceum
Jackie Saunders
Charlie Chaplin
Utah
Gafety
Ensign Herrick
Optician
Aron Tmossom
New Quincy
Valoma
Taroca Hawking
Davis County
Fliat National
Layton
Firt National
Logan
First National
Brigham
Ogden Savings Bank
Ogden Biante Bank
State
Brigham City
Security
Sakes
Salt Lake Security and Trust
Thah State National
Baylogs Bank & Trust
G. ML
Layton Sugar
Intermountain Life
Mountain States Telephone
Con Tifo Ina
Inland Crystal Ball
ML. J. Grant
Utah Fire Clay
Utah Savings & Trust
Thatcher Hios
Fever Freeh Food Co
Atst Idaho Sugar
Alan Power & Light
Amalgamated Sugar
Utah Corral
Don Coal
J. A. Hogle & CO
Sam
U.S
U. S
Ogden Packing & Provision Co
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