Ogden News Notes Include Local Baseball Veteran and Transit Updates
Random odds and ends from Ogden include Chester Perkins known as Cs, a former backstop, en route to San Francisco after a brief Ogden visit. Items mention Raymond Ryan wounded in action, J J Alles inspecting local papers for the Express, K J Clancy stopping in Ogden on a coast trip, and Dr R E Clark improving after influenza. Also noted are George Balnger worried for a brother aboard a ship, Seaman Moghabi’s Siberia return, and Vivian Petersen heading to Hawaii to teach music at the island’s Ta1 school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Parkins
Chester Perkins
Ogden
San Francisco
Fort Benjamin
Jacvison
Endiana
K. J. Clancy
Southern Madfic Railroad
Eit
Critchlow Injured in Tioga Bedside Casted Foot
Joseph F. Critchlow, Southern Pacific brakeman, suffered a painful ankle injury Saturday night in Tioga Nevada. He was taken to Dee Hospital for a cast and will be out of work for several weeks.
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Joseph F. Critchlow
Tioga
Nev
Dee Hospital
W. E. Zuppaon
The
Examiner
Clarence
Minneapolis City Schoola
Nominations Nude at Weber Club Election Announcement
A bulletin outlines coming election for Weber club officers and directors to be voted January 34 1918. Named candidates for President Vice President Treasurer Directors and nominating committee members are listed with several individuals indicated as nominees and committee chair W H Wallis.
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Weber Club
Weber Clibihe
Nominatorg Board
Aml Diterinre
A. Day
Wt. Wattle
Chas. FE. Kaiser
Pierva
A. J.iall
Ih. Pape
Janice ‘Yy
Nauglas
W. HL. Shearman
George S. Gem
Charles 4
Zetmer
Viensurer
Admuer
Heanectiuus
Wattis
Chalraine
Tinfoil for W A P saved by Ogden patriots appeal
People of Ogden urged to save tinfoil in bags placed by local businesses and schools for the Women of American Patriots to fund special services for boys in camps. A letter from Angeline L Staples at Fort Douglas hospital thanks the group for quilts and hospital supplies aiding overseas boys, noting the gifts brighten patients and help care efforts.
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Ogilen
Angeline L. Staples
Kilot Nursa
UB A
General Hospital
Fort Douglas
Mra. OC
Mir
Society News of Arrival Overseas and Local Obituaries
Mr and Mrs J W Walkan announce the birth news of their son James R Watson a Navy hospital corps member slated to treat wounded allies overseas He enlisted early in the war and trained at Goat Island before service in Norfolk and New York hospital units influenza claimed relatives while the obituary notices recall McCauley Knecke Jubota and other local burials with interments planned in Green Bay Ogden and Santa Maria themes noting overseas duties and memorials BLOSSOMING excerpts show era style reporting of arrivals deaths and burial arrangements across several families.
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J. W. Walkan
James R. Watson
Hospital Corps
Navy
James Wilson
McCauley
Goat Island
Rey McCauley
Norfolk
Thia
Virginia
Sql
New York Hospital
Hinabani
Be Agip
Pei
Green Bay
Wis
Alonzo W. Brovin Rites At City Cemetery
Burial services for Alonzo W. Brovin were held in the city cemetery with Rev John Us Carve officiating and members of the Ma sonau lodge as pallbearers. A railroad employee and union Pacific veteran attended, and bands played as the crowd cheered. The funeral followed health regulations and reflected Brovin’s service in the Fourth ward during the Civil War era.
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Alonzo W
Carve
Ives
Maxauiv Lodge
Ieeilroads
Board of Health Regulations
Wilson-Margaret Wilson rites and ship to Rigby Idaho
Obituaries note Margaret Wilson funeral at her home with a wake in Syracuse and burial at Rigby Idaho after services in Ogden. Ann Barah Coy to be buried in Pla City cemetery with a 1:80 pm service followed by a 12:40 pm Lindquist chapel departure. Layman services held in Ogden City Cemetery with Bishop Slater delivering the address. Ernest M Blair, 33, dies at Emergency hospital after illness. survived by siblings and spouse, body at Larkin chapel with a Saturday funeral. Nellie Mosher, 22, dies of pneumonia. funeral at Open City Cemetery with Reverend Carvey officiating. Henry McQuade, 80, dies after illness. services at Kirkendall chapel with later interment.
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Ann. Barah Coy
Pla City
Lear
Port
Ogden
Blair
Ernest M. Blair
Intueaga Pharmonia
LiNlan Mlair
Idaho Springa
Colorado
Utat
Yon Lumber Company
Guy
Tarry Fatter
Larkin
Dontio
Wravel
Mosher
Nellie Mosher
Joe Hospital
J. A. Mualer
Weet Ogden
Heverend
A. Carvey
iCleiaticus
United States employment service expansion boosts war industry reach
The service grew from 96 to 900 offices between January and October and drew about 2,590,000 workers to war industry jobs. It also began replacing war workers and soldiers in peacetime facilities, signaling a large workload ahead. Also appears: for sale Ford treadster with trick body and an Adler gold weight with rewards notices.
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United States Employment Service
Eta
Tha Organization
Armisnce
Children Not Neglected Belief Debunked in Local Case
A family in Ogden faced scrutiny as a controversial claim alleged their children were neglected. Neighbors corroborate the parents’ hygiene and schooling practices, stating the children are raised under strict welfare-minded routines. The father testified his aim is to shield his children from weakness and ensure they excel in health and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framie Barole
Jarcvenne Raure
Saul Ney
Rhildeen
Ogden
President's European arrival parade in France amid rain
Nyealdent Witaon arrives in France for the flat landing of an American president on Mig sail of Europe. The weather forebodes a rainy, crowded naval spectacle with troops and officials in readiness, as preparations for the historic event proceed despite steady rain.
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Nyealdent Witaon
Flathet Stonphys Pinte
France
Croton
Europe
Soldiers 10 Be Aided In Work For Returned Veterans
A convention of state directors of the United States employment service in Denver discussed plans to aid returned soldiers. Utah and many western states were represented. Field Director F A Silcox presided. The program urged cooperation among army camp workers, defense councils, and employment services to place veterans in suitable jobs.
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Salt Lake
Der
United States Employment Service
Denver
Washington
Wyoming
F. A. Silcox
Missoula National Forest Reserve
Miisoula
Conneils of Defense
Standard Gets Back a Soldier
Brandon, former circulation manager of the Standard, has received a discharge from the army and returned to his home in this city. He has been training at Camp Lewy and will reassume his duties with the Standard at once.
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MG Hi. Brandon
The
Standard
Brandon
Camp Lewly
Influenza Death Toll Sparks Public Health Debate
Reported influenza deaths reach 400 000 as American public health officials clash over preventive measures. Rural and urban leaders argue about closing public gatherings and ensuring mask wear. Key figures include Dr Richards, Dr Mayhe, Dr Flamai, and Dr Moore in bitter discussions across states.
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Chicago
Hee
Ciatign
Net
Richards
Dstrait
J. A. Mayhe
Chirleston
N. J. Flamaigan
Wehmund
We BR. Sinkes
Baltimore
W. J. Moore
Sioux Fails
S. 2
Rutak
Vaccine Debate Highlights Cages Over Stock Varieties
The report argues that vaccine effectiveness varies by locality due to undetermined organist and organism type. It condemns indiscriminate use and urges vaccines be confined to controlled cages until efficacy is proven. It notes vaccines offer some protection against secondary influenza but little against wild forms. Frederick L Hoffiman cites nearly 400000 deaths in the country last three months, mostly men aged 20 to 40.
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Frederick L. Hoffiman
Newark
N. J
Navy expansion urged to match world powers by 1925
Admiral Badger told Congress that the United States must build a navy as large as any other nation by 1925. He warned that lacking strength could be fatal if the U.S. fought alone, and urged leveraging shipyard labor now freed from wartime duties to train crews and produce vessels. Submarine totals from 1914 to 1918 were cited, noting Germany and Austria built and operated hundreds, with Allied losses and current deployments in the Atlantic and Mediterranean.
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Washington
United States
Tradger
General Board of the Navy
House Naval Contiller
Counry
Demkant Marine
He &Aid
Badger
Sims
Admiral Badger
Atlantic
Austria
Mediterranean
Allies to Probe Pogroms of Poles Upon the Jews
Reported pogroms against Poles and Jews prompt Allied inquiry. Marsnat Foch's officers dispatched to investigate. departure confirmed by Minister of Foreign Affairs Fiehen who cited disorder caused by released German and Austrian forces.
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Washington
Marsnat Foch
Alled
Pograma
Annonce
Fiehen
Polish and Russian agents blamed for Galicia border unrest
A minister attributes border turmoil in Galicia to Bolshevik agents sent from Russia. He states France will take steps to end the disorders. The Polish National Committee in Paris approves Marshal Vóch action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Tutheoiana
Galicia
Russa
France
Paris
Voch
Bellinhham and Edstht Run Record Readers
A fragmented local item notes Thomas P. Evans and Sto hamish in Washington and Indiana with Cinic Bilt Alito and To wa. The garbled text hints at a record attempt or event involving multiple places and individuals but details are unclear.
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Bellinhham
Wa Ieadin
Nn Record
Thomas P. Evans
Stohamish
Cinic Bilt Alito
Towa
National Gathering 18 Successful at Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports the National Gathering 18 as a successful conference held in Washington and Wat ington last week, with over 400 top U.S. business leaders attending the event organized by the United States Chamber of Commerce. The gathering discussed postwar wage policies, industry unity, and labor-capital relations, with a consensus to maintain wages while shaping a stronger national economic framework. Stocks listed show broad activity across major industries.
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Stephen Plehon
Georges Leygues
Min
Tater
Marine
Crarge Washington
Ins
Pershing
Bilas
Fenyon
Wilson
K. M. House
Ambassador Sharp
Lion
Chamber of Deputies
Pichon
Welcom
Goudeon
Brest
Paris
Salt Lake
United States Chaner of Commerce
Wattington
Fred C. Wietmann
Washington
West Road Administration
Inter
van Glyen Fel
Richmond
McAdoo
Cox Low
Caphiat
American Note on Peru Chile Affair Published
Washington report notes the United States issued a formal note urging Chile and Peru to calm tensions and restore peaceful relations. It states the U S ready to offer assistance alone or with other hemispheric nations to reach an equitable solution and to deter further agitation ahead of the Paris peace conference.
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Washington
Peru-Chile
Polk
Argentina
United States
Republica of
Chile
Peru
Paris
Stahda
Thia
Prisoners Released From German Camp Reported
Washington December 12 The names of officers released from a German prison camp at Villingen through Switzerland November 29 on their way to France were made public today by the War Department Lieutenant Carroll A Mechesney Bow Jones Alfred Hay Strong town bulbing Shoe City Ia Grane ville O Wesdward Riverside Cal Ed ward Payne Larabeo Highland Brive
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Ashington
Villingen
Switzerland
France
War Department
Aroll A. Mechesney
Ban Jone
Alfred Hay “Strong
Town Bulbing
Shoe City
Graneville O. Wesdward
Riverside
Calt
Ward Payne Larabeo
Highland Brive
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Telsphore
Christman
Bramwell’s
Priyalo Raymond Ryan
H. Q. Compiny
Mayallvision
Gon Af
Mee
TD. Ryan
Pho Waond
Greenwell's Bakery
J. J. Alles
American Railway
Ex~ Press Company
Oxile
Iain
Ogden Stand Yard
Cholvent
P.O
R. E. Clark
Oxyden
Brigham City
Grainer
Standara
Hawaii
Mins
Vivian Petersen
Adam B. Petersen
Eden
Utsh
Mins Peterzen
Island
F. Critchlow
Standard Office
Tripp
Aith Street
Red Crone
A. Lawson
Yerlordns
Red Cross
Jaweon
Glen Miller
Red Crows
Baee
Japan
Kirkendall
Hooper
Knocke
Puneral
Garvit Knecke
Ogden City
Feliz
Santa Mar
Isla
City Cemetery
London
Londer
Telay
Guild Mall
Mequaaode
Henry McQuade
Loge
Inifluenga- Pnewmonta
Funera
Adler
Avlekau
Hotemla
Joseph Ko Thompson
Thompson
the National
Anuy
Just
Washington Avenue
Harry Reinshriber
Une
Dec
Stallroads
Lunder
Railroad Administra Lan
NEW York
Amercan
American Car & Foundry
American T. &T. Cere
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Aff
St. Paul Chienga
Bao
Vee Chino Copper
Colorado Fuel & ‘Iru
Corh Producta
Crucible Steel
Cuba
General Electric General Moora
Great Northern Bid
Whsala Contra
Inspiration Copper
Int
Mer
Martine
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Eriver Louisville & Nashville
Maxwell, Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Bleel
Missouri Hackle
New York Central
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Tovacco
Union
United Cigars
Ind
Alrones
United States Rubhe
United States Steel
Wabash
Westinghouse
Willsa-Overland
Drievionn
Montans
Shattuck Arizone
New Haven
Aeary
Igondtich
Vest
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