Ogden Soldier Wallace Linked to Halifax Enlistment
Random references recount Ogden native Alexander Wallace in Halifax where telegrams note his Canadian army enlistment and order restoration work. Other items list Navy moves, farewell parties, marchings and social events, with several local notices on meetings, fund drives, and a traffic incident.
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Ogdan
Ralifax
Alexander Wallace
Ogden
Halifax
N. S
Miea
Florence Wibeco
Taylor Avenue
Wallace
Canada
Canaiina
Local Notice Roundup With Misc Civil Actions
J L Hobson faces a heavy fine after realignment with the Warping Chat and Record. H R Vowles departs to join aviation service at San Diego. Breadman and Steadman found guilty of a charge in municipal court and fined. Henry Lareen sues for a missing quantity of flour near Five Points. Divorce granted to Maximog B Dishing from Bush Hill. Four marriage licenses issued in county court. McQuarrie estate probated. heirs executors named. Enlistments and a Ogden visitor from Camp Lowth noted.
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Charles Breadman
C. Steadman
Potlt Japcony
Henry Lareen
Five Points
Miserables at Uink theater draws world famed writer
The blupendown French masterpiece by Viator Figo, famed Victor Hugo subject, is billed as the most intense pictura in France. Four thousand daily for twenty-one days in Chicago, with audiences rapt, tearful, laughing at the thrilling adventures of literature's most famous hero. Shown at Utah Theater at regular prices.
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Viator Figo
Uink
France
Victor Hugo
Iero
Teratura
Utah Theater
Prous
Trial for German lae Mathes over grand larceny case
Willan Mathes faces grand larceny charges in the district court with Judge Aguo presiding. A man identified as Barlow reports a gold watch valued over $100 stolen from his Ogden Savings Bank area home on September 16. Witness Tortora testified the watch was taken and the house showed burglar marks as entered by an intruder. A jury will hear the case. Matoon Wall, arrested with Born Anderson and Earnest Pantelid, is linked to several local robberies.
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Willan Mathes
Imreeny
Iyin
Aguo
Clatriet Court
Charlea Barlow, Candler
Ogden Sayingo Bank
Barion
Ais
Ab Dravanckad
Tortora
Matoon Wall
Witl Born Anderson
Earnest Panteid
Vocational Work in City Schools Meeting in Salt Lake
Sept Henry C Johnson of the city schools will travel to Salt Lake tomorrow to join state superintendents and two representatives of the Bureau of Education of the United States to discuss adapting vocational instruction to schools under the Balthe Weaver bill. The bill provides funds for vocational work in the state tied to state funds, meeting requirements set by the act. The group will confer with Dr Fi Gowann, the state superintendent of public instruction.
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Henry C. Johnson
Salt Lake
Huresa of Education
Galied Staten
Alate
Inetruation
Fi. Gowann
Seed potatoes and seed corn advertise in Clarified Ads
The notice lists potato varieties and barley available from Idaho and Minnesota sources. It mentions Reed potatoes, Irish Cob from Minnesota, and a low barley from Warekaa. buyers are urged to act and read the public notice for details.
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Karly Ohlos
Minneaola
Railroad men held on serious burglary charge
Ogden Utah report says William Pidcock engineer James Empoy switchman released on bond. F P Torry and two other switchmen to Tex Elder Brigham City Brigham County charged with third degree burglary for whisky theft from a car at Promontory Point last Sunday. Conspiracy charges cited as investigation continues with more arrests possible.
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Pidcock
James
Empoy
Bond
F.P. Torry
Tex Elder
Harry Gilbert
Ogden City
I. H. Cordon
Southern Pacific Apoetel
J. L. Hobson
Ogden Union Depot and Railway Company
Terry
Brigham Ciy
Box Elder Rounty
Tronalt
Promontory Point
Jothers
Wille
Hol
Engidear
Wil Sunday
Five Points Society Tonight Public Meeting
A musical program honors local Five Points boys bound for training camps. The evening gathering invites all residents to attend at 8 o'clock at the Lynne fue chanel Hu venue. Daughters of the Mormon Bastillon meet Wednesday at 2 pm with Mrs. Rachal Drown, 366 Frown avenue, at home after two months' travel. Mr. and Mrs. W. Anderson of 12th Street return from visits to Colorado Nebraska Virginia Indiana and Kansas. Mrs. Anderson, a noted fruit grower, is also linked to Twelfth Street. St. Josephs Sewing Society will meet Thursday in the hall with attendees Attie Charice Dora nu hortess.
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Camipa
Lynne Fue
Daughters of the Mormon Bastillon
Rachal
Frown Avenue
Mus
Andereon
Twelfth Atreet
Uhoir
Relativen Auf
Colorado
Nebraka
Vinaig
Indiana
Kansna
Andergan
Twelfth Street
Man Held for Deserting His Wife
James Wilson, described as a slant colored man, fled aboard the Overland Limited at 12 53 this afternoon. Det. Hobson and Patrolman Canfield arrested him in Ogden after a telegram from the Grand Taland county attorney. $742.88 in cash and a gold watch were found on him. Nebraska authorities notified. he will be returned for prosecution in Grand Island.
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James Wilson
Overland Limited
J. d. Hobson
Canfield
William Shur
Grand Taland
Nev
Wilson
George Carey
Nebraska
Ogden
Ho Ain
Grand Ialand
Admiral reports ship building drive in wartime
Washington announces the annual report detailing the largest naval building program in history. More than 800 vessels under construction, including dreadnaughts, with billions involved and rapid measures to accelerate completion. Admiral Taylor notes these efforts meet a grave wartime task with little precedent. Citrus trees undamaged in Florida by cold, but vegetables suffer in some districts.
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Washington
Dec
David
Cilot
Al-Thougl
Morehan
Herruteera
Aeizo
Taylor
Tamta
Pla
Boo
Florida
Bond for Berry Hy Hangade To Be Posted This Afternoon
Frank B Berry, jailed on charges of murdering his former wife Tarrlot Berry at the Royal Dancing academy, may be released on a $6000 bond this afternoon or tomorrow. He was arraigned by Judge George S Backer. bond originally set at $5000, with preliminary exam next Thursday. Mrs Bocey, wounded in the shoulder, has been discharged from the hospital.
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Tarrlot Berry
Royal Dancing Academy
George FE. Helverson
Min
Nan
Berry
George 8
Backer
Tilatol
Bocey
Diemlaser
Congress Urged to Push War and Grants
Washington dispatch reports Senator Reed of Missouri urging Congress to focus on urgent wartime needs over new trade bills. He warned of Russia exiting the war, German forces gaining leverage, and possible calls to mobilize citizens aged 14 to 21 to defend coasts if other nations collapse. He criticized Congress for surrendering too many burdens to the president.
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Washington
Benatenlnce Congress
Reed
Webb
Wilson
Allfeg
Russia
Germany
Rumania
Serbia
North America
Red
Congress
Dlanster
German Carrier Pigeon Captured in Halifax
Police report a German carrier pigeon found near the burned area carried a message in German. The bird, from Macon under wing code New York Number 25, was turned over to Halifax police chief awaiting delivery to military authorities. The finder described the pigeon as injured and in distress from the blast.
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New York
Halifax
N. S
Cap
Ire
Pf & Carer
Macon
Darimmuh
Mus
Jm Torcheltor
Ohio Gov Cox seeks federal coal aid amid deep freeze
Ohio Governor Cox appealed to President Wilson for authority to commandeer coal for domestic use as a severe cold snap hits the state. He conveyed that residents face historic coal shortages, with subzero temperatures, closed schools including Ohio State University, churches suspending services, and widespread business disruption as buildings go without heat.
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Columnaus
Ohio
Harry A. Garfield
Feral
Iovernor Cox
Ghia
Cox
Wilson
Ami
Ohio State University
Chureaues
Senate Galls a General Inquiry into War Department
Washington December 11. A Senate military affairs inquiry into war department operations on arming and equipping American forces began. Secretary Baker and other officials will testify on clothing, health, rifles, field ordnance, contracts and related shortages. The aim is information not criticism.
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Washington
Nec
War Department
Senate
Attalre
Bakar
Beantor Chamberlain
Chatyaan
National Army
Pal
Chamberlain
Enormous crops raised in United States in 1911
Washington December 11. The department of agriculture released final estimates showing record high production across principal crops. Totals indicate a $21 billion value for farm products, with corn at 3 169 490 000 bushels and cotton down 4 006 000 bales.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wat
Department of Vericultire
U S Regiments Doings Fine Work With American Army
U S regiments and officers are praised for fine planning in a first demonstration by troops in a theoretical attack behind shell and gas barrages. A regiment from the newly organized units moved toward Lil and occupied its trenches with American gunners directing from air and ground. The assault advanced twice to seize two enemy objectives as airplanes and barrage supports moved in tandem, signaling progress in the operation.
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France
Associated Press
Rigade Anl
Gest
Aido
Lil
Tandher
1 1
Meritime
Methodist Pastor Is Unpatriotic
In Los Angeles on December 11 Rev Dr Ryland, a bleiet superintendant of a Methodist church, will be moved from his post to another assignment due to unpatriotic statements. District official Leonard announced the change, saying the pastor could not support a prepared patriotic program. The decision followed concerns over his disagreement with the church’s patriotic stance.
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Angeles
Cal
OP. Ryland
Dishor Adamo Leonard
Rylanus
Ryka
United States
Former consular detainee arrested in San Francisco
Alexander von Glenewald, a former consul at Seattle, was arrested in San Francisco on a dangerous alien charge under a presidential warrant. Federal authorities said he had been under surveillance since the United States declared war on Germany and that he had been refused passage to Germany by the U S government.
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San Francisco
Alexander von Glenewald
Garmin Conaill
Seattle
United States
Germany
von Ohsewald
Unite States
French Captain Blames the Imo for Mont Blanc Collision
Halifax dispatch quotes Captain Lamedac confirming the Mont Blanc collision with the Belgian relief ship Imo near Bedford Basin. He cites the Imo driving off, causing picric acid in the Mont Blanc forward hold to ignite, triggering an explosion that killed the gunner. the crew escaped in boats and reached Dartmouth shore.
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Halifax
N.S
Vrench Sleimstip
Diane
Venrel
Lamedac
Smo
Frelgul
nosUy
Lameder
T.N.T
Benford
Bnt
Imo
Bedford
Dartmouth
Mont Blanc
All Young Men to Be Called for Army Duty Proposal
Washington states that a plan to register all young men when they reach age for military service was introduced by Senator Whitsworth. Those already registered under the draft law would report to offices, while the rest would enter at six month intervals.
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Washington
Whitsworth
Ofice
Woman Suffrage Reported to House in 7-Year Deadline
Washington December 11 the constitutional amendment for nationwide woman suffrage was reported without recommendation by the judiciary committee. The panel amended the resolution to set a seven year limit for ratification by the states, a change not voted on in either house, though in the Senate calendar.
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Washington
Hews Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Thia
Ion Haa
House
Senate
Loyal Aliens Discussed By Foreign Affairs Panel
Washington December 11 the foreign affairs committee considered how to classify Austria Hungary subjects who show loyalty to the United States and the war effort. Provost Marshal General Crowder testified on Sabath’s proposal to grant naturalization to loyal aliens amid draft plans. Estimates suggest about three million such loyal aliens, including 200,000 draft-age men, would be sorted.
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Washington
Austria- Thungary
United States
He Foreign Affairs
General Crowder
Sabath
Idaho Executes Convicted Anarchist Cabotage Activist
J Ottis Ellis becomes first state prisoner under a 1919 style crime to be jailed for one to four teen years with hard labor for attempting to influence fibhering men to strike and damage property unless paid the wages they demanded.
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Tdaho
J. Ottis Ellis
Territory Title Fragment Reads Like War Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe approvals by dual monarchy and mass involvement of clans and households in American military and industrial roles. The text mentions thousands mobilized and casualties, with unclear place and date details.
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Inbar
Shortage Probe Ordered by Senate Committee
Washington December 11 A Senate committee ordered an inquiry into the causes of coal and sugar shortages with a view to legislative action to improve the situation. Senator Lalge abstained or was not present as the vote passed.
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Washington
Senate
Lalge
Air strength of Germany reported by French front
Approximate figures from the French front indicate Germany fields about 272 squadrons totaling around 2,500 aircraft. The distribution shows 100 army sporters, 80 pursuit planes, 28 bombers, 50 chasers, and 30 battleplane squadrons protecting bombers.
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Prench Front
France
Associated Preags
Germany
Captured American Replied in German After Submarine Torpedoing
Dec 11 report says the American prisoner from the Jacob Jones incident spoke German after being hailed by the German submarine crew. He was on a raft when the Germans called to him, and he replied in German before the sub sank.
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Associated Press
United States
Jacob Jones
Coagut
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