Questions of Economy to Be Discussed in Paris
Paris scene centers on relief leadership and wartime trade aims as Premier Lloyd George and Premier Orlando join President Wilson to revisit relief plans and materials, while Washington approves business advisers for embassies to aid postwar American export drive. London notes suggest possible Anglo American accord on maritime rights and anti submarine measures, with shared aims to curb minelaying and enforce rules of continuous voyage.
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Paris
Economiec Quest
Ans
Merbert C. Sloover
United States
Phin For
Supreme War Council
London
Lloyd George
Orlando
Paria
Wilson
Mali
Washington
Redfeld
White House
Fron Parla
Great Britain
Germany
Amerley
Ari
England
I See JOG. K. THOMPSON to UNDER ARREST
Weber County sheriff's department chased a man who left a coat and hat and tied a storehouse at Dean where whiskey was stored. Joseph K. Thompson was arrested by Salt Lake City police at midnight. Deputies Pincock and Turke tracked him yesterday in Salt Lake City and will bring Thompson to Ogden tonight to stand trial.
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Weber County
Local veterans receive discharge notices in California
The text lists Goo Krasa of 2595 Dackson Avenue and Wong Jin Hee of 588 Twenty-fifth Alreet, Kearny California, as having received their discharge from U S Army service. It mentions a Bakery Co. address and a November 13 contingent reference.
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Goo Krasa
Dackson Avenue
Wong Jin Hee
Memibera
Bakery Co
Canin Kearny
California
Havi
Buyer Case in Ogden Closes Overshadowed by Arrest
An old Ogden City case closes after an arrest on September 11 for reckless driving. The fragment notes a local legal matter, identifying Guyer as involved in the charges, with sparse details remaining from the damaged OCR.
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Ogden
Guyer
Four Sons Return Home After Damaged Car Case
In Newark New Jersey four sons are said to return home following a case involving a damaged car. Assistant City Attorney May EB Stine argued the vehicle should be fully repaired to satisfy the owner, with motions to dismiss tied to the owner's satisfaction.
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Danssige
Awan
May EB. Stine
Wath
Ogden Seeks Captured German Cannon for City
A 1918 letter from the Adjutant General to Senator King outlines the federal stance on Ogden's bid for a captured German cannon. Only a limited War material supply exists and distribution decisions await a larger overseas shipment. the request is under government review and will be considered once policy on ordnance distribution is set.
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T.S. Browning
Ogden
King
Adjutant Gener
Washington
Wear Department
Adjutant General’s Office
Willam
Univ .Ctd
Senate
Utah
Secretary of War
Liberty Joan Committee
Congress
Overaecas
Department
Ordinanes
F.C. Harris
War Revenue Bill Urged For Prompt Passage In Senate
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania urged prompt passage of the war revenue bill in the Senate during the rental section discussion. Chairman Simmons announced efforts to secure a final vote before the holidays as 1920 rate reductions were debated.
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Washington
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Bender Penrose
Simmons
Finance Cmmmiies
Lieutenant Dawson Removed From Service
News from Dan Josephi Johnson iat Prive reports Lieutenant Dawson has been discharged from military service. Kenith Lawson, son of Ogden, had been commissioned and served as second lieutenant in the officers training corps. Dawson was a volunteer in Uncle Sam’s service.
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Dan Josephi
Johson
Prive
Cdngcharge
Kenith Lawson
Ogden
Officers’ Training Corps
Dawson
Uncle Sam
SIMANDAL WANTED FOR DESERTION
Deputies Mincock and Burke returned from Salt Lake City last night with Stuuundlal who is wanted here for family desertion. Information at the sheriffs office says the defendant has been guilty of the same charge since 1915. The Weber county case against W A Buller of Union Tackle Railroad was continued at the request of attorney Wimbart, representing the defendant.
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Reputy
Mincock
Burke
Salt Lake City
Stuuundlal
County of
Weber
W. A. Buller
Union Tackle
Huuor
Wimbai
Stenographer Testifies In IWW War Conspiracy Trial
A former IWW stenographer Wilda Seery testified today in a war time conspiracy trial. She could not recall the organization symbols such as the black cat and wedged hoe. She named IWW branches in Spokane Minneapolis Phoenix Salt Lake City Cleveland Philadelphia Seattle and others with Chicago as headquarters.
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Sacteamentol Cal
Dew
Wallong
In Musitink Workers of the World
Wilda Seery
Miss Serry
Rooert Tuncan
Department of Justice
Nes
Tau
Levi Aeen Allel
Caleaga
Industrial Workers of the World
Witmess
Spokane
Minneapolis
Phoenis
Salt Lake City
iMeveland
Philadelphia
Seattle
Congressional Hearings Seen On Railroad Legislation
Fragmented OCR shows plans mentioned by Dee W and others related to railroad policy. Director-General MedAdyn Iy and Chairman Smith of the spriteater glare commerce were cited as overseeing, with Mr. Ma- ABoa noted. Proceedings described as imminent and set to begin soon.
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Ainge
Sedon
Ceneral MedAdyn Iy
Smith
Spriteater Glare Commerce
Ma- Aboa
Flu claims 2000 Navajos in Arizona
Two thousand Navajo Indians in Apache county within Fort Defiance agency territory have died from influenza. KF Robins, Navajo agency chief clerk at Port Defiance, said the office closed thrice to assist burials. one Indian went delirious, killed his wife and four children with an axe, then hanged himself.
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Phoenix
Apache County
Fort DeNance
KF. Robins
Navajo Agency
Port Definnecy
Robins
Tdian
Lending Aid to the Railroads
Secretary Glass led the first briefing at the treasury on lending financial aid to railroads via the War Finance Corporation. Director-General Meadow discussed extending support from the $500,000,000 revolving fund, with a tentative decision reached though an official announcement was not yet ready.
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Washington
Den
Glass
The
Treasury
Othe Railroad Administration
Payn
Prince of Wales to Make a Tour
The Prince of Wales will undertake a royal tour of the dominions aboard the refurbished battleship to express gratitude for the war effort. King George leads the voyage to honor the services of the dominions during the war and deepen imperial ties.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Renter's
Wales
George
Should the Women Work on Railroads?
A reader criticizes the Saturday Standard item on Women Employed by Railroads noting women reportedly earn little pay for sweeping engine work and car cleaning while men make far more, arguing that labor movements favor capital. The letter questions societal roles, urges wage equity, and laments potential moral and social impacts on families and mothers.
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Itas
Tewtaes
America
Food shortage in Porto Rico worsens hunger in towns
Dispatch from Porto Rico reports severe food scarcity across many towns. Rice shipments from Gulf ports are delayed six weeks, straining relief efforts. Officials urge immediate relief from shipping authorities as epidemics and deaths rise amid lack of food.
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Ban Juan
Associated Press
Shoee
Gulf Ports
Jony
le Ud
Albert E. Lee
Fant Rommissionee
Porto Rico
United States
Red Cross
Romoilesion
Insiaares
Eucope
Rica
Porto Rica
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Oscar Keeler
France
Howars
Clarence Keever
Aharpens
Bramwell
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HD. Dawson
Simandal
W. W
Flu
Arizona
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Gwen
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