Hospital viewed as gift from Dew family to relief suffering
The article recounts a charitable effort where the Dew family supported a hospital and nurses' home after earlier financial uncertainties. It notes the institution’s upkeep issues, then says skilled management allowed expenditures to fit revenue. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints later agreed to take over financial obligations, with the Dew family’s bereavement prompting their pledge to aid.
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Church of Latter-Day Sanita
Xeuio
Dew
RACE RIOTING IN HOUSTON AND COLORED TROOPS POLICY
Reports from Houston describe mistreatment of Black residents by police after a riot involving colored soldiers. A colored woman was slapped and a soldier defender struck with a gun butt. Soldiers challenged authorities, killed a superior, and faced court punishment. Editors urge decisive action against both sides to prevent wider racial unrest amid wartime strain.
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Howson
Houston
Bfe
Germany
America
Provision for Army in the Air urged by Lord Montagu
Lord Montagu urged the Driilah government to mobilize industry for aircraft parts as a wartime priority. He warned that ball bearings and turbine components should be reserved for aircraft, urging immediate orders under the Defence of the Realm Act and a shift to plain white metal bearings where needed. He noted Britain’s aviation drive and a $646,000,000 appropriation aiding a major air campaign, aiming to surprise the world.
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Lord Montagu
Driilah
Lord Montagu Thes
Ministry of Munitions
Great Britain
Air Ertrica
Dedicating of the Nurses' Home
Aimed at memorializing Thotana D. Dee, Mrs Thoreas Dow and family sought a lasting project. They declined a hospital plan, noting the town previously lacked a modern facility. The project emphasizes service over profit, opening to the general public stoically.
Religious exemptions in draft debate stir ethical clash
A California minister Rev Robert Whitaker advocates exempting clergy from conscription. others urge equal rights for conscientious objectors of any belief. The Standard supports limited exemption, urging a balanced approach within universal service proposals, while noting defects in current laws and calling for civic duty alongside moral conviction. Violet Mersereau stars in The Lita Terror at Cos5 theater today with 5 and 10 cent admission.
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Robert Whitaker
California
Bustman
Whitaker
Tilizena
Dreliga
Tomincath
Universal Service
Aman
Got
America
Cnn
Violet Mersereau
Cos5
Ogden Becomes Nation's Major Horse Market
Ogden rapidly grows as a leading horse market with last year’s sales above 22 000 horses and mules. July alone saw over 4200 horses sold to the U.S. government and private buyers nationwide, while government inspectors expect a huge wartime campaign starting September 1.
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Ogden i
United Sates
Aales
Ogden Sales Company
United Staite
Ible
United States
England
France
Ogden
Orden
Wyoming
Colorado
I Inola
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Texas
O Fort Worth
Hee
Wilson Jane
Union Stock Yards Company
Ogden Galen Company
Cropun & Farts of
Mak Shear Wanted by Draft Board in Cleveland Ohio
Mas Shear, serving six months in county jail for cashing a bad check, is sought by Cleveland draft authorities. Sheriff says Shear may undergo a physical examination to determine eligibility for parole into the army. He reportedly planned marriage and a honeymoon after release and is tied to a disturbance at the county jail with interned prisoner FE J Belfert.
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Mas Shear
Cleve
Ohio
Orden Board
Peterson
Shear
Cleveland Boara
Cleveland
J. Belfert
Garfield Heads Goal Supply
Washington 24 Age government control of the coal industry nears completion as President Wilson appoints Dr He AL Garfeld president of Willamacal Texe fuel administrator to fix anthracite and bituminous prices and set wholesale and retail profit limits. Regulations for distributions and price caps follow the distribution program approval and mine slot plan.
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Washington
Wilson
He AL Garfeld
Willamacal Texe
Trade Commission
Acale Eet
Government price controls eyed for coal and wheat
The president orders rail road owned mines to stop selling to others and bans dealers from setting prices like those for other mines. Bituminous jobbers’ prices take effect immediately. Dr Garfield reports work on a 1917 wheat price and licensing for all coal dealings may be enacted. If prices fail, government may requisition mines and form an operating corporation to implement the law.
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Minra
Garfield
Food Administration
Pr. Garfield
Wheat Corporation of the Food Administration
Mourns for Eliza J Bauscher widow of Joseph Bauscher
Eliza Jang Bauscher widow of Joseph Bauscher died suddenly at 7:30 pm at 2639 Adams Avenue from heart trouble. A Utah resident born August 14 1857 in Durham England she lived in Ogden City long known for church and civic work. Survived by daughter Mrs Oscar B D Madson three grandchildren mother and siblings William Marshall Edward J Harvest and Josh Marshall. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm from the Larkin Chapel with interment in Ogden City Cemetery.
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Eliza Jang Bauscher
Joseph Bauscher
Bauscher
Adams Avenue
Orden
Durham County
Eng
John
Elisabeth Joyce Marshall
Utah
Ataca
Oscar BD. Madson
Wiliam Marshall
American Fork
Edward J. Harvest
Ogden
Escaped Convicts Still At Large From Leavenworth
News from Leavenworth reports Joseph Campbell and James Thomas remain at large after escaping the federal penitentiary. They allegedly crawled through the yard opening on Saturday, prompting a manhunt. Local authorities urged residents to remain alert and report any sightings.
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Leavenworth
Hos
Aus
Joseph Campbell
Jamce Thomas
Federal Penitentiary
Turday
Prisoner transfers and convictions noted in Neb and Alaska
A report notes L Campbell brought from Alaska where he was sentenced for the killing of two brothers to gain possession of a gold mine. Thomas was convicted for the robbery of the post office at Nemaha Neb with an unspecified sentence or outcome.
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Alebate
Campbell
Alanka
Thoman
Nemahe
Neb
Farewell Banquet For Lt. Fred G. Clark At Weber Club
Lieutenant Fred G. Clark of the U S Army Medical Service was toasted at a farewell banquet hosted by WL Wallin and R A Moyes at the Weber club. He departs for Fort Riley Kansas to join mobilization efforts, with promises of nearby doctors and Osden physicians soon joining the center. Attendees included Dr A S Condon, Dr EM Conroy, and United States Commissioner W H Reeder, among others.
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Fred G. Clark
Vaulted States Army Medical Service
Weber Club
WL. Wallin
R.A. Moyes
Clark
Fort ¥ Tiley
Kan
Fort Riley
W. E. Whalen
Osden
TR. A. Moyes
Warren
L. Wettis
Fred @. Clark
Political fight in Reichstag rocks Berlin scene
Berlin woke to a political furor after the Reichstag incident framed around Chancellor Michaelis stance on the peace proposal. The majority coalition and chancellor issued statements clarifying positions, while editors weighed the misinterpretation from the morning remarks and a confidential conference follow up.
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Berlin
London
Tetchatar
J Mehacllsy
Progress People's Party
Michaelia
Chaplin Screenings at Rex This Weekend 15 Cent Tickets
Charlie Chaplin stars in The Vagabond and The Truf fles at the Rex theater on Saturday and Sunday with all tickets priced at 15 cents. In Erie, for the first time, Sonten are employed to operate St presves and to work in other mechanical occupations at the Busquehanna shop.
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Charlie Chaplin
Rex Theater
Sar
Erie
Busquehanna
Sonten
St Presves
King George Sends Telegram to King Ferdinand of Romania
King George telegram expresses admiration for Romanian and Russian resistance to the enemy and confidence their effort will be rewarded. It praises the allied armies under Ferdinand’s leadership and notes British and French forces support in the west. The article also notes the United States as a leading hide importer and a major tattler among nations.
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London
George
Ferdinand
Romania
Uruat Jb
Tajrary
General Alexieff Warns Germany Aims at Rumanians
In a Moscow interview General Alexieff, former Russian commander, says Germany intends to push the Rumanians from their positions to force Romania to seek a separate peace or ally with the Teutons. He adds the Russian government would move to Moscow, and the Romanian front, while serious, is not hopeless. Also noted, ten thousand three hundred women work as street car conductors in Glasgow.
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Petrograd
Alezioff
Moscow
Germany
Rumania
Alexieff
Moxtan
Alan Front
Streel
Glasgow
Scotland
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MAK Shear
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