Aviators From Ogden Frontline Training Describe Service
A Royal Flying Corps observer explains aviation duties to The Ogden Standard, noting wireless training, gunnery, map reading, and star navigation. Lieutenant Hawthorne, cousin of Ogden’s own, discusses six months to train a recruit, aircraft guns, and aerial target methods amid praise for Ogden canyon scenery.
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Lawrence
Hlawsborne
Royal Gyteg Corps
Hellish
Imperial Army
Ogden
Hawthorne
Ead
Torcalo
Ballt
Halifax
Ogden Canyon
Westens
Wanthorne
Sam
Perhope
England
France
Tonio
Canada
Repat Sying Corps
California
Harry Christotterson
Royal Gyr Jog Corps
fHrawthorne
Elenel
Aerial Army
Leuleno
Vwachhorns
Rare & Small
Hia
Windenta
Lowing Bis Ne
Antea
L. I. Hawthorne
Tis
LF. Co
Kansas City
Inter Kath Arga
Graves
Erintyind International
Wastlegi
Francis M. Wiieor
United States
Wesley King
Craven
Utah
Treedana
Arceplaces
Regiments Mascot Dines With Volunteers At Van Cortlandt Park
The mascot of a regiment now encamped in Van Cortlandt Park New York shares a meal with one of his comrades as the unit persists in preventing hunger among the troops. The Utah national guard judge advocate, previously followed by James H Wolfe, has joined the urban guard as a private and expects assignment to the headquarters company.
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van Cortlandt Park
N.Y
Utah National Guard
James H. Wolfe
Urab Guard
Picture Company Incorporated Artests of Incorporation Filed
Artests of Incorporation of the Oxyd en Feature Film company were uled today with the county clerk. Capitalization is 925,900 with shares of par value 610 each. Officers: Frederick Everett president, George T. Morrell vice president, William E. Phillips secretary. Directors form the board with Harry Dovere and Jose Melville as stockholders. Company to make and sell motion pictures and related business.
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Artests of
Oxyden Feature Film Company
Frederick Everett
George T. Morrell
William E. Phillips
Harry Dovere
Jose Melville
Buslnrsa
Victorian Picture and Shad Violation Suit in Utah Court
Stephen L Richards under Utah law sues Harry Nevier and Ogden Moris Corporation director over a 2500 promissory note to State Bank of Utah. He claims Revler paid $600 plus accrued interest and the balance remained unpaid. The 1940 note was issued Nov 4 by the Herler Morira Picture Company, organized in Salt Lake City.
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Stephen L Richards
Egalnst
Harry Nevier
Ogden Motores Corporation
Revler
Plateitt
Herler Moira
Ompany
Revier
Salt Lake
Shipyard Workers Postpone Strike in New York
Aug 02 report says 12000 shipyard workers have already walked out across yards but will delay action while U S mediators seek a settlement between strikers and shipbuilders. The district general halt followed widespread labor calls and aims to avert a broader general strike.
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New York
United States
Pershing Sees Verdun Battle In France
Major General Pershing commander of the American expedition returned to Paris today after witnessing the Verdun front offensive with French General Petain. Pershing was greatly impressed with the spirit and vigor of the French troops and the pace of the assault.
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Pans
Pershing
France
Paris
Verdun
Peteln
Cienera Pershing
Tbe
Iba
Crowd Heads to Hermitage Park Event
Residents gather at Hermitage Park for a community event marked by local turnout and shared activities. Organizers aim to showcase park facilities and neighborhood spirit amid mild weather. Local groups, including youth teams and volunteer organizers, coordinate activities and safety measures for attendees.
Deputy Clerks Mobilize for Tax List Completion
County Clerk Charles M. Ramey assigns deputy clerks to assist in compiling the annual tax list. Eight more deputies begin tonight, working night shifts until completion. It is expected the full list will take about several days, after which books are handed to the treasurer to begin tax collection, with mailings by the third Monday of September. Dream offerings at The Hermitage Park.
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Canada
America
Germany
Charles M. Ramey
Weil
Utah Cereal Plant Builds 110 Foot Theme Tanks
Construction of large concrete tanks on Pacife avenue for Utah Cereal Food Co advances with 110 foot elevator towers rising 28 feet diameter. Tanks will hold about 300000 bushels with four foot deep foundation. Hocket elevators to top, total cost estimated at 45000 dollars, with turnover by October 1.
Price Fixing Debated From Mine to Consumer
President Wien held talks with the federal trade commission on plans to fix prices of coal from mine to consumer and for durables. The administration also discussed on which the commission has begun an extensive investigation. An export control act was moved to the export advisory board to amplify licensing procedures and guard export licenses.
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Washington
Wien
Federal Trade Commission Rate
Plana
Income Tax War Tax Increase Debate in Gerry Amendment
Aug 22 Washington reports the Gerry amendment would lift the total levy on incomes to 65 percent, with the economy growing to 5 035 00 amid broader tax increases. Senator Lafallette supports higher rates as lawmakers push for revenue to fund wartime needs while critics warn of fraud and financial strain on taxpayers. The piece notes opposition, concerns over wealthier earners, and references to related chatter in press and classifieds.
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Washington
Gerry
Taranty
Jackscouiite
Fla
Hotela
Hellhops
Wheat and Rye Specialists Meet in Ranbas City
A conference led by Dr. Maytood A. Pearson assistant secretary of agriculture brought wheat and rye specialists from thirteen states to Ranbas City to discuss increasing winter crop acreage. Attendees from Minnesota Missouri Kansas and others will continue the meeting for two days before officials move to Spokane Washington for the next session.
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Ranbas City
Department of Agriculture
Maytood A. Pearson
Shirteen
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Jews
Newbraska
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Spokane
Wash
Shortage of tin plate feared in wartime
Washington August 22 The department of commerce warns of a possible tin plate shortage with output down 23 percent from last year. It urges packers to use paper and fiber containers where possible as government demand for tin for war goods rises and allotments to tin plate makers fall.
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Amediea
Department of Commerce
Dzurea
Julian Biddle Killed in Service in France
A terse war casualty report states Julian Biddle was killed in action in France while serving with Company C. Confirmation arrives as details emerge about the engagement and immediate aftermath. Colonel Harold Wills of Boston is cited as among the wounded, with accounts noting his proximity to the action.
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Julian Biddle
Pats
Julian
Neutral ship recounts sea tragedy near Atlantic port
An Atlantic port report describes a neutral vessel's wireless calls from a Scandinavian ship after it was chased and shelled by a submarine. The log records the crew abandoning the ship as it sank, with the message international S O S followed by distress calls.
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Atlantic
Rlch
Ceilne
Rescue Radio Message From Allied Destroyer
A fragmentary report describes a rescue relay where a caller relayed the emergency and about twenty minutes later a radio from an American destroyer was recovered. The message stated we will reach sou fa one bout.
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Ulations
Warden Segregates Howling Convicts at Walla Walla Prison
At Washington’s Walla Walla state penitentiary prisoners again caused turmoil with loud shouting and hammering in protest of barsh treatment. Superintendent Frumeal said segregation of ringleaders began as he blamed issues over cards and staff mood for the unrest.
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Walla Walla, Wath
State Penitentiary
Arie Wins Amateur Trap Shoot Prize
Chicago April 23 Mark Arie of Thomasboro Illinois won the national amateur trap shooting championship in the Grand American handicap tournament after three shootoffs breaking seventy five targets in a row Clarence Platt of Bridgeton New Jersey won the nations amateur doubles title with 95 of 60 pairs and equaled the work's record set by William Molley of Whatebeer Ta in the Leaver Cele tourney several years ago
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Chicago
Mark Arie
Thomasboro
Clarence DB. Platt
Dridgeton
N. 1
Willam Molley
Whatebeer
Leaver
Cele
Steamer City of Latore Ashore Off New England Coast
An Ocean voyage report states the British steamer City of Latore carrying fifty three passengers was driven ashore in a fog off the New England coast. The vessel later resumed voyage after the incident. In Verdun coverage, Minister of War Daiileve and munitions head Albert Thomas observed artillery actions and hospital conditions, assessing both sides.
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Atlantic
Patss
Daiileve
Albert Thomas
Verdun
Meuse
House passes trading law easing enemy restrictions
Washington report says the act to regulate trading with the enemy was favorably reported to the senate by the commerce committee with amendments. It allows enemy insurance firms to operate under conditions and permits abrogation of contracts with enemy subjects for eventual delivery. The committee adds a measure authorizing use of enemy patents by citizens and assessing value. Wheat trading suspended by Minneapolis chamber directors, ending wheat and rye futures trading after September 1 per Federal Food Administration request.
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Washington
House
Commerce Committee
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis Chamber of Cimmercs Tntay
Federal Food Administration
Wealthy evade the income tax claim rings Senate
Senator Lewis of Illinois told the Senate that the treasury department has proofs of tax evasion by the wealthy totaling nearly 300 million dollars. Mendelssohn dies in Berlin aged 60, banker to Russia during the Russo Japanese War. The Campana crew survivors reach a French steamer after the tanker was sunk by a German raider.
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Washington
Clarges
Senate
Lewis
Illinois
Treasury Department
Mendelssohn
Berlin
Vis
London
Robert von Mendelssohn
Mendelssohn and Company
Lily
Ailp Campana
Pheoneta Ker
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Fiiday
U.S
Sammy and
Mercot
Tonch
Nan IO
Admelon Fa Neen
Hermitage Park
Utah Cereal
Wilson
Fed- Trade Commission
James 38
Ohio
Edwin Glenn
A. C. Stanley
Kentucky
James I. Goodrich
Indiana
Middle Western States
Fon
Benjamin Harrison
Walla Walla
Ilenty Drumeal
Bests
Casey
Johmson
Fram
Statort
Bork
ARIE
New England
Scotty, Jr
Mudson Ave
Chicago Board of Trac
Galt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Logan & Bryan
King George
Ringe George
Lemmiss
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