Moving Pictures Still Favorite In War Era Says Film President
Random references note motion pictures remain a preferred diversion for Americans despite price rises. Carl Laemmle of Universal Film Company, touring the western territory, says cinema attendance holds steady. Aerial tractor for Ogden fire truck delayed by rail congestion. Runaway freight cars halted near Uintah after braking. Ogden lodge seeks 1650 for war relief via member assessments by Sept 15. Fire at garage rear threatens gas supply but contained. Band concerts at Glenwood and City Hall parks praised. Guardian appointed for young Reillys. divorce case default noted. Delta sidewalk project progresses. water power inspection planned. Former Ogden resident Clyde Gein in Ogden. visits Yellowstone branch offices. Page notes other local notices and transit business.
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Ane
Carl Iaemmla
Univeres! Film Company
Orden
Jarrimle
Peach packings to begin mid September in Brigham City
Brigham City reports peach packing will start in mid September instead of late September. The Elberta harvest is expected to exceed average due to a late spring, with prices anticipated well above prior rates. Inspector Carl Isaacson notes the crop is in excellent condition and will yield heavily. Growers expect prices around 1.25 per bushel as drought pressures persist.
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Brigham City
Ubie City
Carl Isaacson
Forest Service and Road Commission Plan Ore Gateway Road Work
The forest service and state highway commission begin coordinating to improve roads in Wasatch and Duchesne counties as part of the Pew Ocean tocean highway survey. J P Martin of the local forest office has conferred with road officials to focus improvements on surveyed routes.
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Pikes Peak Oceanio
New Food Product Draneata Introduced by Mars
W. T. Mars a former associate of A. TL MeIntyre of the drug trade near St. Louis visits Ogden with his former partner to unveil Draneata a newly developed food product from the plant he partly owns. The scene is described as a social gathering highlighting the product debut.
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W. T. Mars
A. TL MeIntyre
St. Lowa
Ogden
Mr. Mars
French Troops Repel German Attacks Near Verdun Front
Paris reports a French war statement saying German forces mounted heavy bombardments and attacks east of Noisy farm Cemny and Hurtebice monument but were repelled. Germans lost ground with over 1100 unwounded prisoners. a child casualty noted near Commercy. Allied aviation bombed Meuse area and airfields.
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Noisy Farm
Cemny
Poth
Hurtebice Monument
Meuse
Verdun Front
Beaumont
Vaur-Lis-Palameix
Desperate Fight on the Meuse Reported in War Dispatch
Berlin reports fierce fighting along the Meuse with French attacks after drum fire near Beautreot Fosses and Chaume winds. Counter thrust reoccupied villages and woods, with hundreds of prisoners taken as troops contested the Meuse valley and surrounding roads.
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Beautreot
Fosses
Chaume
Breemoot
Titaumont-Vacheraurite
Protests Over Treatment of Soldiers at Ogden Station
A large crowd protested the handling of Battery Tt soldiers departing Ogden last night. Witnesses blamed the Bamberger depot staff for unclear train movements and missing warnings that left several soldiers on the platform and nearly caused injuries as trains pulled away. A local protest speaker urged better station supervision and a public announcer to guide travelers, stressing safety and respectful treatment of troops.
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Belt Lake
Namberger
Smail
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Conroy
James Drysdale
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Macy Export to Enter Box Elder Grain Market
Brigham City Aug 21 Macy Export company of Okinboma City Oklo is entering the Box Elder county grain market this fall. It plans two large capacity grain elevators, one at Tremonton and another at Fielding. The Tremonton elevator will be 30 by 65 feet and 7 feet high with capacity 69,000 hushels. Contract for erection awarded to Murrell Engineering Construction Co of Portland Oregon.
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Macy Export Company
Okinboma City
Oklo
Box Elder County
Tremonton
Fielding
E M, Wratt
Murrell Engineerice 2 Construction Company
Portland
Ore
Wallace William Wallace Dies After Three Oars Mries
William Wallace of 4691 Sixteenth Street died this morning at 11 40. He was a carpenter who had lived in Ogden four years and served as a high priest in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Born in Glasgow, Scotland June 3, 1856, he leaves a wife and many children including Margaret Wy Vages Jeanette J Darrett William Wallace and Alexander plus others. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Ogden
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Brotland
Margaret Wy Vages
Jeanette J. Darrett
Farkara
Teton
Af c Pasiaod
John Wo
Government fixes sugar price to cut cost by 14 cents per pound
The Food Administration announces a reduction of about 14 cents per pound on sugar to save roughly 30 million dollars by next year. Wholesale charges will be omitted to curb excessive pricing. Beet sugar producers pledge cooperation to extend the savings across the industry amid ongoing talks in Washington.
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Food Administration
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Daland Men Doughtful Trip To Yellowstone Park
A group from the city ticket office of Union Pacific recalls a two day journey to Yellowstone Park with the Yellowstone Park Transportation and Auto Co. Anton greeted them upon arrival and reports indicate swift travel through the park. City Ticket Agent Paul L. Beemer calls it the time of their lives. guests included Bastlake City Passenger Association members and their wives.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Park Transportation & Auto Company
Anton
Paul L. Beemer
Bastlake City
Forest Fires Now Under Control in Idaho District
Reports from the Idaho forests indicate fires raging over the past week are now controlled. Remaining fires are only on the Bomne and Payotto forests. District 4 crews have been reduced as other fires ease. Sixty to eighty men are available. District Forester A C McCain reports Mant forest conditions improving due to heavy rains aiding fire fighters.
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Investigative Probe Ties Draft Evaders to Uintah Case
Leon Hans special investigator for the Justice Department arrived from Salt Lake to pursue H. Hetoicks a suspected draft evader arrested at Uintah. The inquiry traces canvassing in towns along the Union Pacific, seeking irrigation and industry details. Three youths Raleigh Weaver Alexander Weaver and Benjamin Franklin are held pending further investigation.
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Leon Hans
Line Department of Justice
Orden
H. Hetoicks
Uintah
Hone
Union Pacific Railroad
Fes
Horgan
Bia
Offeéta
Sheritre
Bic
Leinicke Calme
St. Louisa
Raleigh Weaver
Alexander Weaver
Penjamin Franklyn
Drop on Dutch Territory Delivers Dust Missiles
The report states a nighttime air raid on Dutch territory near Gad sand in Zeeland by UNKTOEN forces. Dust missiles dropped along the frontier caused no reported damage or injuries, with no decisive impact described.
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Unktoen
Gad Sand
Zeeland
Federal probe into Chester McIntosh case in Ogden
Federal agents investigate Chester McIntosh over transporting a woman from Pocatello and posing as his wife to use a railroad pass in violation of interstate rules. Officers report confession and say they may press state charges for statutory felony while awaiting further action.
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Chester MeIntosh
Ogden
Pocatello
McIntosh
Treepiy Alth Street
Sherif Te
Metntosh
War mood in Atlantic states as labor and troops mobilize
Charles Murphy of Murphy Grocery and Dog Company reports widespread war preparation in the Atlantic states. He recalls 35,000 cheering the 69th New York on departure to France at the Polo Grounds and 25,000 bidding farewell to Illinois Guard troops in Chicago, all reflecting a national drive toward war with full US engagement anticipated.
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Atlantic States
Polo Grounds
New York
Tixty-Ninth
New York Regiment
France
Chicago
Regimenta
Illinoia Guard
United States
Rivers Crosses Ocean and Lang in France
A dated undated cablegram stated Attired safe, signaling the Oden boy has crossed the ocean and avoided submarine danger. Mia Ben Rickers, likely a lieutenant in the American explorer corps, is believed to have landed at a French port, possibly Havre, in France.
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Oden Boy
Mr. Nickers
Exglocer Corps
France
Hayre
Explorers Lost in the Jungles Near Amazon River
A letter from Cradley Jones describes Hrad Joy Jones and Pablo BM Wier stranded in a jungle near the Amazon headwaters since June 29. They face dwindling provisions, a capsized canoe, and peril from river falls and hostile terrain as they attempt to reach the coast through dangerous regions amid uncertain survival prospects.
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Hrad- Joy Jones
Pablel BM
Wier
Eaplotere
Lima
Peru
Cradley Jones
William Leahy
Indiana
Dradiy Palson
Magdalene River
Aod Cromer
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Caver
Agalaat
Uchiza
Magdelens
Vetura
Plantaina
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Goloe
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Ube
Miss Wattis and Dr Brown to Wed in October
Mary Wattis and Dr Richard Mark Brown set a early October wedding. Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Wattis of their daughter Mary Jane and Dr Brown with a formal gathering at their Jefferson Street home. The couple are prominent locals, with Miss Wattis noted as a popular social figure and Dr Brown a respected physician.
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Mark Brown
Brad
HL. Wattle
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Richard Mark Brown
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Jefferson Stenur
Tny
San Francisco
Hark
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Couraere
Donald Nhivers
Lilien Thatcher
Punch
Bose
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Don, Jr
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Smart Set
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Myden
Notable Last Words At The Swell Lima Hotel
Fragmentary archival line hints at a dramatic vow during a tense moment in Lima. A speaker reflects on bold statements from great men before action, declaring their own line would be rote not. The snippet suggests a historical or literary context rather than a full narrative.
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Swell
Lima
Thirty Germans Arrested In Draft Protest Action
Thirty German men arrested near Tripp South Dakota for alleged violation of the espionage and alien laws. They are accused of signing petitions to Governor Norbeck protesting the draft and war. Earlier arrests included fifteen for petitioning county officials and another fifteen for directing petitions to the county treasurer. All were arraigned before U S Commissioner F E White for a preliminary hearing.
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Yankton
Tripp
Norbeck
Federal District Court
Urial
Strikers warn mine operators amid nonunion work stoppage
Reports from Middlesboro Kentucky indicate that after several mines ignored calls to operate with nonunion labor, strikers began an ore opening. No injuries were reported, and miners not connected with the strike claimed the act was a protest against operating with nonunion labor, not an attempt to harm anyone.
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Lexington
Middlesboro
Etrikera
Bile i
Petition to send negros from Texas presented at White House
A petition to withdraw all negro troops from Texas was presented at the White House today by Governor Bleppard and a Texas delegation before President Wilson. The White House press secretary did not indicate what the president might do or expect in response.
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Texas
Eonaraba
White House
Greator Bleppard
Wilson
Goers East Visit Chicago Relatives and Parents Visit
Mrs Lauria Dee travels to Chicago her home city to visit relatives and Erlende for an in Chicago trip. Mrs Dose Sweet Woodruff and Ibreg Jorely children have left for Chicago to visit parents. Mrs Abe Salmenson arrived in Ogden from Helena Montana Saturday. Ms Myra on Kahn visits parents Mr and Mrs Nathan Kahn. Mrs Claude OTtourke of Merrick avenue will leave Friday for southern California to spend autumn and winter.
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Lauria Dee
Chicago
Ahs
Erlende
Mra
Sweet Woodruff
Ibreg Jorely
Mra. Abe Salmenson
Ogden
Ilelens
Mont. Ata
Balmenson
Myron Kahn
Mra Mnathan Kahn
Claude Ottourke
Merrick Avenue
California
W W Officer Claims Frameup
In Butte Montana August 27 a Dutte Industrial Workers of the World officer C A B McCarthy denied involvement in the Frank B. Little lynching. He claimed the charge was a frameup and said he was elsewhere with friends on the night in question while the investigation proceeds. He gave the alias Charles J Ridaf after a prior seven month penitentiary sentence for check forging. He said he visited a committee from the American Federation of Labor seeking strike funds for mine workers.
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Mont
Crie
C. A. B McCarthy
Dutte Industrial Workers’ of the World Lots
Iu Jal
Frank B. Little
McCarthy
Charles J Rida Fet
Ha Wan
Roosevelt Endorses Army Insurance Plan Letter Publication
Washington reports Theodore Roosevelt endorses the administration soldiers and sailors insurance bill in a letter to Julien W. Mack read publicly with Judge Mack’s note to Secretary McAdoo. Roosevelt praises the bill as a major progressive step and urges support to boost national readiness.
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Hrartz
Iosuranen Billta
Theodore Mrozavelt
Tam Letster
Julien W. Mack
Judge Mack
McAdoo
Salse Ore
Roosevelt
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