Expose Teuson Agents Reveals German Sabotage Tactics
Washington reports say Justice Department has compiled documents showing German sabotage and espionage plans targeting U S munitions factories. A Blaski chief of the Bureau of Investigation testified that many details remain undisclosed awaiting government approval and possible future Senate questioning.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Dlelask
Threa Ot Investigiution
Ry. Wieliski
Temorray
Senate
Record of the Flu Shows Rapid Decrease
Dr Beatty of the state health board visited Ogden for a private conference with city leaders. Inspector George Shorten reports weekly influenza figures and deaths since the outbreak. The data through early November shows fluctuating cases and deaths, with a noted rise after November 11 despite earlier declines.
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Beatty
State Board of Health
Ogden
Counly
George Shorten
New Tasea
Health regulations limit Ogden arrivals from Salt Lake
Dr H M Rowe of the emergency health committee notes that Ogden requires a health certificate dated within 24 hours for travelers from places with lower restrictions. Nearby country towns with matching rules are exempt, while Salt Lake City travelers must show the certificate or be denied access. Special police ride trains to enforce the rule. conductors verify departure health standards.
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Salt Lake
H. M. Rowe
Emergency Health Committee
Ogden
Swit Lake City
Ogeden
Oden City
Green River denies race riot rumors as false
Officials and Dr. J. W. Hawk of Green River deny an unfounded report that eight colored families were driven from the city and accuse the morning paper of spreading false tales. They say there has been no race trouble, no expulsions, and Green River remains quiet and peaceful despite rumors and a linked lynching report.
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Green River
Ogden
J. W. Hawk
Union Pacific Railroad
Dr. Hawk
Ogien
Neura Parier
Ogden Faces Demand for Big Hospital After Disease Surge
The report notes a drop in weekly new cases from 487 to 306 and deaths from 46 to a lower number after stricter heart regulations began. It urges rapid expansion of hospital capacity in Ogden, warning that without a large isolation facility the city cannot gain wisdom from this experience.
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Ogden
Alek
City Board Considers New Ordinance Prohibiting Gambling Areas
Ogden city commissioners this morning introduced an amendment to the gambling ordinance. The measure prohibits exposing gambling tables or implements in barred or blocked rooms that hinder access by police, and bars visits to barred houses where cards, dice, dominoes, or fan-tan are used. Violators face misdemeanor charges, fines up to 200 dollars, or up to six months in jail. The ordinance to take effect after publication.
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Miles L. Jones
W. IL. Steedor Jr
Ogden
Grileti
Vaccine Arrives for Epidemic Inoculations In Ogden
The city health officials report seventeen new cases as the epidemic spreads since October. A Rasenaa vaccine arrived from Salt Lake City and will be provided free by Dr W R Brown to all willing to be inoculated. The treatment requires three injections at one week intervals. Public warning statements urge quarantine where needed and careful reporting of all cases. Names of several patients in critical condition are listed.
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Shorten
Salt Lake City
W. Re
State Board
Af Health
Heavy
Serseo General Blue
Shorton
Ogden
Besins
Iasi Niet
Ernest M.biair
Mise Seslie Mosher
Henry McQuad
Juin McCantey
Discharged Men Not Required to Buy Liberty Bonds
Washington announces discharged soldiers who do not wish to continue Liberty Bond subscriptions will have payments refunded. Army officers say the arrangement is informal and not expected to nullify all future subscriptions, though bonds already purchased remain valid. Treasury announces a bi weekly issue of 5000000 dollars in debt certificates dated December 15 payable May 29 to meet needs. General strike reports show widespread stoppages with factory licenses threatened and streetcar and wharf activity disrupted amid mobilization.
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Washington
Army
Ioan
Hiv the Treasury
Nevi
Hnoka Wil
Dare Meconower
Americans To Meet British At Boxing
London boxing tournament ends day one with Britain leading in several services. Americans pin hopes on Eddie McGavord and Mike O Dowd for finals while service officials attend tomorrow to award trophies. Ticket prices doubled but sold out.
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London
Eddie McGavordy
Mike O'Dowd
British Army
Britsh Airmen
Uindish Navy
United States Navy
Univer States Army
Cadacit
Tralia
New Zealand
South Africa
King George
Vic Adiral Sims
Admiral Beatty
General Biddle
Winnie
Mysterious Girl Vanishes From Psychic Hospital
CHICAGO December 12 A reported disappearance of Misa Madeline Leslis from a psychiatric hospital follows a seance by spiritualists. Leslis claimed the power to vanish into thin air and the hospital said she appeared to do so during the event. Authorities are investigating doors and windows as potential factors.
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Chicago
Psychopathic
Misa
Madeline Leslis
Miss Leslie
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