Russians Reject Bolshevik Rule In London Statement
London dispatch reports a formal note from the Russian chargé d affaires stating the Entente does not recognize Bolsheviks as a government. It declares the Bolshevik group holds no legal status and will not receive orders from them, while noting the provisional government will continue in Russia and allied interests until a properly constituted government is formed.
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London
Firnish
England
Manalion
Jlunsin
Russia
Iban
Tehircherin
Lenina
Namhanandor
Berlin
Manufacturers to Meet on Friday in Utah Conference
Salt Lake CITY Utah manufacturers and producers from every county are invited to a Friday 12 30 pm conference at the Commercial Club. The Utah Manufacturers Association calls for closer coordination to boost production and conserve food, with topics including crop rotation and limited acreage. An executive committee and county subcommittees will shape statewide efforts. Armistice exists Berlin December 3 reports near Paris London.
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Salt Lake
Hee
of Dinh
Commercial Club
Manufacturers’ Association of Utah
Promicer
Incaling
Nogar India
Inbor
Atlps
Agpoint
Germans Driven Back by British at La Vacquerie Front
British lines report renewed German assaults near La Vacquerie with heavy artillery and machine gun fire. German forces attempted to retake Maejesey, Masnieres, and Bourlon village, but British counteractions and trench reoccupations maintained gains, as fighting persisted around Gonnet Tie and Boutton wood areas. The action reflects ongoing Allied offensives on the Franco-Belgian front with continued use of catacombs and high ground positions.
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la Vacquerie
Mae Jesey
Urkinh
Arilinh Wey Ulery
Masnieres
Les Ayes Verles
Dyng
Bourlon Village
Boutton Wood
Gonnet Tie
Wheat Wanted By West Ogden Milling and Elevator Co
Wheat wanted at highest price paid, by West Ogden Milling and Elevator Co. Read just over viaduct at fork of Wilson Line and Hooper in Wisconsin.
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West Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Wilson Line
Hooper Read
Seven smugglers to be sentenced in Brooklyn court
Seven smugglers who admitted guilty in a Brooklyn federal court face sentencing Friday. The group, linked to rubber and jewelry shipments, were arrested last September while most backed Belgian relief steamships. One defendant, Lewis Tinks, owned a sailors boarding house in the city.
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New York
Germany
United States
Brooklyn
Threo Olhora
Raviora
Onn
Lewis Tinks
Holland
Notice of Personal Responsibility for Dobie Contracted Work
Notice stating that the writer will not be responsible for any dobie contracted by anyone other than themselves, and identifying 740. SCOTT as involved, with unclear further details and possible misspellings. This reads as a formal declaration of liability limits.
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Scott
Germany Loses All East Africa in World War I
London report states German East Africa has been completely cleared of the enemy by British forces aided by Belgian and Portuguese troops. Only a small German force remains, retreating toward Portuguese territory as British and allied campaigns push onward from the south and west through a vast colony network totaling over a million square miles and roughly 14 million people.
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London
Africa
Jan Clhrlation Smuts
Thi
British East Africa
Smuts
Torace Lockwood- Smyth-Dorrien
Wedgewood 1610 Leaves the Army in Utah Resignation
Washington reports Brigadier General Edgar A. Wedgewood of Utah has resigned from the national army and the resignation is expected to be accepted by the president. He is said to have failed a physical examination required for service abroad despite being a capable officer. Wedgewood began as a private in Utah National Guard, rose through the ranks during the Spanish American War, and later served as Adjutant General before attaining brigadier general status and assignments in Camp Fremont and Charlotte.
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Ashington
Informaon
Edgar A. Wedgewand
Vinh
National Army
Wedgewood
M Company
National Guard of
Utah
Utah Light Artillery
Secretary of War
Fremont
Cal
Charlotte
N.C
Salt Lake
Organization to Lease Coal Mine in Montana Territory
An organization named the Associated Denavolent Fraternal Church and Labor plans to lease a 600 acre burned land tract near Missoula Montana to supply coal and fuel for winter. It has already bought large quantities of food and fuel for distribution to members and aims to establish a warehouse in Meelty to handle flour and feed by carload. W W Hanks representing Oscar Groshell's National Cash Register Agency has opened permanent HQ at Arlington Hotel Ogden with late models to be demonstrated.
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Wash
Miasouln
Mont
Atata
Ibik
Meelty
Carlosd
W. W. Hanks
Oscar Groshell
National Cash Register Agency
Arlington Hotel
Ogden
Western Pacific Enters Reno Over Own Track
Western Pacific railroad will enter Reno over its own broad gauge track by January 1. A large force of men is hastening work on three miles of narrow gauge track from Reno Junction to Reno, converting to standard gauge. The Reno track was acquired recently from the Monegan syndicate of New York.
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W. Poto
Reno
Western Pacific Railroad
Rains Wil
Thay Vikings
Reao Junction
Nevada, Callifornia
Rye Patch Mine to Be Inspected in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City on December 4, officials report promising ore at Rye Patch. President Floh, abirenkemp, and Lorin Jinll traveled to inspect the new workings near the Alpha fissure where chloride and bromide ores show values of 6.5 ounces silver with traces of gold copper and lead.
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Salt Lake
Floh
Lorin Jinll
Mmine
Clinton B. Smith
Ueatice
Drograt
Nto
Mine sample assays show high metals content and potential profit
The sample from the mine section indicates a lead ore with 24 percent lead and notable amounts of silver and copper, along with gold value. Analysts warn the deposits could attract substantial investment as size increases and ore grades are confirmed.
Separate Peace Not Effective, Russian-Americans Protest
A mass meeting at Cooper Union heard Count Leo Tolstoi denounce a separate peace with the Bolsheviks and IWW. A Bolshevik supporter interrupted, and he was escorted from the hall. Tolstoi urged continued U.S. war effort and unity under President Wilson amid anti separate peace sentiment.
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New York
Talstoi
Leo Talstoi
Cooper Union
Industrial Workers of the World
Audienc
Presi' Dent Wilson
Bolshowisi
Count Tolsio
Wen
Nimi Wya
Notice of Stock Sale and Extension at Ogden Utah
Delinquent shares from listed holders will be sold at the office of the company 2468 Wall Avenue Ogden Utah on December 7 1917 at 11 o'clock a m to cover delinquent assessments plus advertising and expenses. The Mid-Lake Copper Company board extended the sale date from December 7 1917 to April 6 1918 by order recorded November 19 1917.
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J. ¥Ernan Jerrett
Tottle Glark
Redfield
Wall Avenue
Ogden
Utah
C. A. Redfield
Board of Frectors
Mid-Lake Copper Company
Sal
Sail Corporation
Yale
Edward Higgins
Low Mulveny
Mias Nose Stewart
Ollie McDride
Levledt
Edward Kulter
Caleb Parry
Beverly West
Oy E. Tindale
Hattle Gans
Am't
William Jind
i—Mamle Hufsletter
t—Ophia Hadley
Tae
Pyi
Francis King
F. J. Préenar
Francia King
Tee
Louis Weber
Wypris King
Lee
William Weber
Alexande
Clinton
Ani Weber
Mary
E. Hart
Zeph
Anny
Els Soreneon
Ry F. A
Windward
Ane
Marvel MecMind
Mary Merde Topah
Taila We Witt
Harvey W. King
Toulsa Meekor
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Herman Ere
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Keiser Hae
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MAMN
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Billy Leon
Rye Patch
Public
Ogden Petroleum Co
Treasury
Lost Soldier Oil Basin
View Head Company
Oscar Madson
Frank Moore
A. L. Glasmann
Secy
Treas
Gen. Mgr
C. C. Child
C. H. Gosling
Tele Ange
Mr. Jeppson
Midlake Copper Company GF
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