Ogden Proclaims Red Cross Week and drives memberships
Mayor Abbott issues a proclamation designating December 17 to 24 as Red Cross Week in Ogden. He urges all citizens to join the American Red Cross, highlighting civic duty, patriotism, and universal relief in difficult times.
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Paving bill to exceed one hundred thousand dollars
City commissioners to consider an ordinance levying 103855.17 to cover Paving District No. 123 on Washington Avenue. City Engineer Joseph Tracey notes the tax equals 5.08 per front foot for abutting properties. First installment of 20385.52 due to Atty Mays, with remaining installments annual. Mayor Hexworth and others deem no further matters pressing tonight.
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Government night school to be established in Ogden for drafted men
Government plans to start evening classes in Ogden for drafted Army personnel. Supt Henry C Johnson to organize with aid from government vocational officials. Classes cover trades from smithing to welding, with wireless telegraphy starting first night under Prof Alonzo Barrett at the high school.
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Salt Lake
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Alonzo T. Barrett
Dreams Realized in Christmas Red Cross Sermon
Rev Dr John Edward Carver of First Presbyterian preached a Red Cross Christmas sermon praising the charity as embodying true Christian spirit. He cited Armenian relief work and nurses aiding starving children, and spoke of two century dreams: America's humanitarian funding and Jerusalem’s restoration to Christendom, powered by selfless bankers and businessmen.
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Deserter Arrested on Wyoming Visit for Intoxicants
F. W. Kemper a young welfarm soldier stationed at Fork Douglas was arrested en route to Fort Douglas after his furlough expired. He claimed he visited his daughter and had wine and a small whiskey, and he was jailed in municipal court. Sheriff’s deputies took him to Fort Douglas tonight. Also noted is a man named Felson arraigned for intoxication with a fine or jail time.
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C Peterson
Tenver
Cheyenne
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Gould
Brown
Thay
Crozier Details on War Armament Delays and Red Tape
Washington reports General Crozier testified before the Senate military committee on arms production for France and the United States. He noted delays due to red tape, said rightsizing and foreign cooperation helped, and cited orders exceeding 1.6 billion dollars since the war began. He warned of shortages in pistols and the need for rifles for training and field use.
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Tensland
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Weel
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