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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1917

Page

6

Ogden Reno Time Card May Shift Train This Month

Vnonas F Rowlands superintendent of the Ogden and Sparks divisions of Southern Pacific plans a San Francisco conference with J A Dyer to discuss a new time card. He will be accompanied by H W Winner and will be away about ten days. The change could add one legal passenger between Ogden and Reno. The train would depart 3 50 p m mountain time and reach Reno around 7 50 p m local. The No 6 sections would handle Nevada work on return. The new schedule likely within two weeks. Frederic Warde appears at the Cozy in Fires of Youth today through Friday with matinees.

Vnonas F. Rowlands Ogden and Sparks Southern Pacific Wii Icavo San Francisco J. A1. Dyer H. W. Winner Tralomatter Howlands Ogder Brra Reno Nev Mountain Lme Teno Nevada No. 6 Heno Ogden

War declaration would swell alien enemies in Chicago

Dec 5 report from federal justice department at focal HQ says a U S declaration of war against Austria would raise the number of alien enemies in Chicago and nearby by 60 000 percent. Agents surveyed Austro Hungarian workers in local plants with about 8000 in shipyards 4900 in steel 3006 in foundry 7000 in other shops and others scattered in various industries.

Chicago United States Austria Chicapo Federal Department of Jusilee Turing Federal Chinage Totin International Stereester Works Paliman Varigus Industriag

A W A Fair At St Joseph Hall Thursday

Be Gweninst Josephs Hall Thursday Myrinulles of St Josephs Sewing Society have prepared a shale manual ante for the church wall on Thursday afternoon December 5. The event features craft items like linens centerpieces and embroidered goods. An assortment of food and drinks will be served and a 200 item auction is listed with activities for children and an afternoon and evening session.

Myrinulles St. Joseph's Thal

Raymond Treséder joins Twenty-Third Engineers for mobilization

Raymond Treséder of 2373 Jeferean Avenue Ogden is listed among engineering recruits departing last night for Fort Duchan for training. He passed the enlistment exam and expects to be sent to an eastern mobilization center with additional engineers.

Raymond Treséder Jeferean Avenue Con Ct William Treseder Ogden Fort Mwugma Proseder

Eagles Election of Officers Announced for December 6

Election of officers set for Wednesday December 6 with polls in the secretarys office from 6 to 8 p.m. Carlile named Worthy President in this advertisement for the Eagles group.

Polln Ectrelary Carlile

Artillery and Aerial Action on Verdun Front Reports

French aviators claim eight German planes shot down on Monday as artillery clashes continue on Verdun’s right bank of the Meuse. The war office reports enemy aircraft were dispersed north of Neuvy with three German pilots wounded. on Monday 16 planes were brought down and the rest forced to land within enemy lines.

Paris Verdun Tde Menae Faery Ratita Crisafio Raplyunus Rhelma Acilana Meuse Barobar Newey Perneta Oneny Dipee

Burglars Enter Colonel Hudson Building Offices

Reported last night burglars broke into the Col Hudson Building dental offices of Mr R W McKoit on the second floor and took a small pile of valuables worth about 26. The Western Credit Association offices were entered but inventories showed nothing missing. Evidence suggests thieves used fumigation and sought easily moved items, stripping the dental office of loot while leaving instruments and cocaine untouched. Detective Hobran is on the case with Crotty association and Col Studaon offices given as sources.

Hr. R. W. McKolt Col. Hudson Western Credit Association Crotty Association Bahn Hobran

Southern Pacific HS Sets Safety Record Across Divisions

Officials report railroading safety advances with Ogden Sparks division leading in the annual review. The Tucson and Ogden divisions earned top marks amid a year ending June 3 with 155 accidents, no fatal incidents, and a focus on risk reduction across all Southern Pacific lines.

Southern Pacific HS Southern Poolle Indias Ty Department Ha Benno al Hone Mieshaler Aafotytral Ogden Sparks Gill Suarintendent Thomas ¥. Howland Tucson Raw Ogdenparks Tinve

Man of the Pastoral at Lyceum Theatre Today

The Lyceum presents a western melodrama The Man of the Pastoral this afternoon, featuring Jack Qack Garaner Ruth King Mason and others. A tale of cattlemen and feuding cowboys unfolds across desert towns as Jack questions authority, faces danger, and seeks a future with May amid mounting tensions.

Lyceum Theater Aleck Wong Thorn Fiat Moush Jack Qack Garaner May Ruth King Mason Carl Atorkilato Ariellea Great West Wincheater Jack Inia Ile Autiwry Io Phoeriff Tim Hines Tin Cowboy Rmik

Passenger agents losing out during wartime route changes

Sub-surface speculation in East Lake City centers on potential discontinuation of traveling passenger and freight agents after Baltimore & Ohio halted services in Salt Lake City. M. J. Tanner represents B&O, inciting rail men to question if era of traveling agents ends. Critics cite cost, while supporters insist agents remain essential for rapid, on-site information and local connections amid possible cuts by major eastern lines.

East Lake City Baltimore & Ohio Salt Lake City M. J. Tanner D. 5 Spencer Co. Oregon Short Linn Tigmnak Dalines Thong Atrong Randa Th & O Balt Buriington New York

Increase in pay for civilians and taxations proposal

Washington December 1 A bill proposed by Representative Ashore of California calls for a general pay raise for all federal civilian employees earning under 1800 dollars and undercuts existing war tax exemptions for members of Congress and other officials. The measure aims to apply war taxes to all federal salaries above 4000 dollars and remove exemptions for representatives from the tax.

Washington California Annatars and Representatives From the Pecanatomitime of the War tax,Yaw Ad- Milan

Austrian Seamen Strands Steamer Seattle

Carl Wiltsche an Austrian sailor on the Spokane faces arrest after a federal probe into the Alaska bound Spokane wreck near Ital Point British Columbia on November 22. Investigators have not commented on Wiltsche's arrest or possible connections to recent Alaskan wrecks including the Alaska, Manhattan, Marlpoya and Spokane.

Seattle Waoss Carl Wiltsche Alaska Spokane Ital Point B. C Wiltsche Wiltecho Strestina Al-Ki Manehattan Marlpoya

Inspector of Grazing Tours Western Ranges for Capacity

Janna T Yardinn Inspector of grazing visits western ranges to study conditions on government reserves. He plans to assess sheep and cattle numbers and may recommend increases next year from about 200 230 thousand sheep and 125 thousand cattle. He notes Utah cattle and sheep totals and says aims include stabilizing ranger workloads and testing capacity through trial periods with adjustments.

Janna T Yardinn Graz Ing Wrebington Tankea Evlow Searichlea Utah Colorado Arizona New Mexico Montana Oregon Ikatas Wardine Menairos Ranger Repady

Controversy Over Smallpox Quarantine Law

Sanitary inspector states case may be made against Wats A Garner for violating quarantine regulations. In ministerial court the action continued to next Wednesday as debate rises over who bears responsibility for reporting contagious disease and how the law should be interpreted. The Grener home smallpox discovery sparked the dispute between Garner attorney Halverson and City Sanitary Inspector Shorten.

Wats A. Garner GF. Halverson Garner George Shorten Halverson Grener

Naval officer likely to Paris for allied naval command

Secretary Daniels refused to name the American officer assigned to the supreme allied naval command in Paris. He indicated Admiral Danson would not be detached from home duties and stressed urgent need for full Allied and American cooperation against submarines and for an effective naval policy. No decision had been made on American representation in the general naval staff coordinating operations.

Washington Daniels Paris Danson Secrutary Daniels

Draft registrant crosses border at El Paso

Samuel Levita of New York was arrested in El Paso Texas charged with offering a bribe to a U S customs inspector at the international bridge to permit his son to cross to Mexico. Levita, a naturalized citizen born in Austria, faces draft age questions and possible consequences.

Paso Tex No Units International Bridge Con David Mexico Samuel Levitra New York Levites

Three German Defendants Plead Guilty in Revolution Case

Three prominent defendants from a 34 man group facing charges of fomenting rebellion against British rule pleaded guilty in U S court today. Wilhelm von Winckon former military attach to the German consulate and once president of an Hawaiian planter association, along with H A Schroeder and Lieutenant von Trunken, admitted to urging settlement through plea to end further court costs.

Trink Inde United States Lioniengat Wilhel von Winckon Groree Totlek Onplatt Ceroan

Congress Asked To Take Control Of Rail Transport

A congressional push urges temporary government takeover of railroads and coal mines to fix transport and price issues during wartime. The report favors unifying rail resources, suspending anti trust and pooling laws, and government loans or treasury funding with a commission to oversee capital and fair returns. The piece notes current high freight volumes justify rapid action and warns against delay, while contrasting proposals for government vs carrier-led management.

Washington Tell Fm Metnt Conmerce Commission Congress Dolla Jabor

Telephone unit to 0 10 France recruits for war service

A 150 member telephone operator unit able to speak French and English will be formed under the army signal corps for service in Branes. Operators will receive quarters, rations, pay, and uniforms for the duration of the war. Applicants must be physically fit with command of both languages and apply by mail to room 226 Mills Building, Washington. Freight increase asked by railroads for gulf coast crossings would raise rates 7.9 to 60 percent affecting Missouri river routes and many inland points including Kansas City and St Paul.

Thys Chitinman Congress McChord Fle Olentionell Interstate Commerce Commission Navy Lcnhour Thad Eleeis Co Tse Lake Pox jAegulon St. John N.D Wasington Branes Army Signal Corp Yong Washington Mobile Wonsatola Gulfport Missouri River No Lerstaln Commerce Commission Kansan Sty St Joseph Oamba Stout City Ancoln Cedar Want St. Paul Flour Fite

Rough Handling for a Traitor in Denver

A man named Deutsch, Austrian born and naturalized, was roughed by federal officers in Eugo Colorado after alleged unpatriotic remarks. He was restrained with a rope, forced to Kneel and kiss the American flag, then paraded to a railroad yard before being released for transport to Denver. A probe by federal officers followed, with several named individuals present.

Osplonar Iyekisch Eugo Colo Warry J. Tedrow United Sites Dimiriet Alterney Tedrow Deutsch Alter Lo Gottilab Kaiser al Piteh Deulach Deulsch Shere Berliy Dewireb Feaus Denver Kaiser and Fitch

Ten Killed and Forty Injured In Explosive Plant Blast

A remote explosion at a high explosive factory destroyed the plant and damaged nearby buildings. Casualties include ten dead and about forty injured. details from Pittsburg describe the disaster and its immediate aftermath. Relayed telegrams from diplomatic circles touch on wartime indemnities and China’s war-entry negotiations, with Bolshevik commentary noting unresolved terms. The report also notes a local street railway dispute over overtime pay terms between the City Street Railway and Street Car Men's union.

Pittsburg T. N Idmediate Letiby

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