Salt Lake lifts quarantine on churches and theatres
Salt Lake City voted unanimously to lift the ban on gatherings in churches and theatres closed nearly ten weeks due to the influenza epidemic. Churches will open Sunday and theatres on Monday, amid reports of seven deaths and 116 new cases statewide. The anti vaccination trend grows as influenza numbers rise, with mass inoculations and emergency hospital treatments noted.
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Wit. Mam Il. Smith
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Student Army Training Corps
University of Wiah
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Aviator resumes trip from Sacramento to Matherfield
Lieutenant A P Logamdl, a veteran aviator, took off today at 10 24 am on his return flight to Matherfield. California authorities reported no issues and confirmed the timetable.
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Untitled fragment hints at class ad content with names
Fragmentary OCR shows informal dialogue and references to tossing up a move in a lineup. The readable bits mention a person named Shaw and a brief, unclear exchange about slipping and moving forward. The text resembles a classified ad section with garbled names and phrases.
Ogden Guards Enforce Salt Lake Quarantine Act
City officials vote to guard all entrances to Ogden and require travelers from Salt Lake City to present a health bill of clearance. The move follows debates on lifting the Salt Lake ban and aims to prevent epidemic spread despite local protests and political tension.
No Holidays After Schools Open
City board and health authorities agree schools should start Monday December 31 with full attendance and punctuality. Superintendent Johnson to devote full time to catch up work, aiming to finish in five months with extended days by eliminating holidays from December 30 onward. Board also confirms R H Hodge elected to the board of education and tasks to evaluate school property and rewrite fire insurance. contract work on Quincy relay line completed with payment authorized.
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Aviators Map Mail Routes in the South
Aviators map mail routes in the south as Majer Albert Smith leads surveying of mail lines between San Diego and the Atlantic coast. The article notes a co scheduled stop near Deming New Mexico and a landing about 7:48, with remarks about routes and time.
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Maskless Municipal Court Parade Fines In Epidemic Crackdown
A morning court session heard clerks and waitresses charged with not wearing masks while serving patrons. Names listed include Miss Goounudl Miss Boellett Miss Read Mrs.erring I dilgs Frown Miss Jackson Mr. Morris and Frank Lowedner. Most pleaded guilty and were fined though Miss Jackson was dismissed after proving no willful disobedience. Judge Roberts stressed epidemic precautions and law spirit. No police arrests beyond one noted case.
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Roberts
Ogden Visit By Mrs Edwin C Arnolf On Americanization Tour
Mrs Edwin C Arnolf former president of the Daughters of Nebraska New York City visited Ogden during her National Security League Americanization tour on the way to Pasadena. She urged that Americans by birth aid in teaching English to aliens who wish to become good citizens arguing language instruction is a duty and a business for Americans.
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Daughters of Nebraska
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Daughters of Utah Moncers Honor Officer Turton
The Daughters of Utah Moncers of Weber County issue a statement mourning the loss of Officer Violate Pearl Turton. They express deep respect for her personality and service and announce a public acknowledgment of her worth. The group looks forward to renewing ties in the future. Mrs. Daniel Seerey spent Monday in Salt Lake City meeting friends. Herbert Crowther and two daughters traveled to San Francisco after visiting Ogden. Alice Francis Yarrington, wife of Guy Yarrington, is expected home Sunday. Mr. Yarrington plans to resume duties at Southern Pacific afterward.
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Ogden
Tarantine
Skinner
Salt Lake
John Spargo
Non
Sal Lake
Flatons
Salil Lake
Lrowhing
Rowe
Spit Lake
Henry
Johnson
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Ehlirn
Daughters OF Pioneers
Daughters of Utah Moncers
Weber County
Pearl Turton
Gignedy Tor
Capital
Daniel Seerey
Aliee Francis Yarrington
Guy Yarrington
Southern Prestie
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Southern Pacific Agitin
New Home Sold on Twenty seventh Street in Oakland
Mr and Mrs J A Sloss sold their home on Twenty seventh street and moved to 2524 Van Buren avenue. Miss McGheady travels east for a NYC test and to visit Viola Clancy in WY GA. John Giveill and daughter return to Idaho Falls after a trip to Ogden for Joseph A Conahan’s death. Mrs Raymond Ryan in France welcomes baby Raymond Pershing Ryan. Portia Broadbent engaged to B T Shrieve of 2648 Madison Avenue. wedding planned soon.
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Miss McGheady
Beasie McCready
Board of Educcation Offices
New York City
Misa Viola Clancy
WY. W. GA
Metropolis
Miss McCready
Idaho
John Giveill
Exmin
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Joseph A. Conahan
Raymond Ryan
Maynond H. Styan
France
Holy Cross Hospital
Raymond Pershing Ryan
Afr
B. J. Broadbent
Portia
B. T. Shrieve
Aladison Avenue
Secur
Elect and Engineer Shreeve Clash Over Railway Work
Elect a popular young woman from Ogdes clashes with Mr Shreeve an engineer on the Bouthern Tackle railroad over a severe dispute. Elizabeth Francis remains strained by the controversy and has confined her to her boy for four weeks.
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Ogdes
Mr. Shreeve
Bouthern Tackle Railroad
Elizaeth Francis
British Ships Carried 60 Percent of Troops
Leeds dispatch recounts a wartime exchange where Premier Lloyd George asserts British ships transported 60 percent of Allied troops to Europe. He cites a White House offer and Wilson’s pledge to send troops, noting the British mercantile marine carried about 1.1 million men.
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