FURENE FREW TELLS HOW HE RECEIVED HIS WOUND
From base hospital No 69 in France Eugene Frew recounts joining the fiats division in action near September 25 1918. He describes being wounded in the right shin by a machine gun while advancing, recovering in bed and hoping to return to the United States and the farm by spring. He mentions a brother Cesil Frew and plans to be home by Christmas.
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Base
France
Inde Dalf
Eugenn Frew
Fiat
William Prew
Heoner
Risiuvas
Courge
Saun Ly
Advancins
Fortuna
United States
United State
Christus
Eugene
Cesil
Sranoce
Peggy Hyland Stars in Wholesome Utah Night Show
Ladies learn husband etiquette as Peggy Hyland headlines a clean wholesome program at Utah venue. Packed house last night enjoyed the world bearer performance and awaits the remainder of the week with exclusive screenings.
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Peggy Hyland
Utah
Geary Returns From Agricultural Inspection Work
A Geary returns to his Ogden office after an inspection tour of dis co around St. Anthony Burley and Irene rt. He conducted crop production research connected with classification efforts in the agriculture department. Results will be compared with existing government tables.
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Geary
National Fores
Tor
Ban
Ogden
St. Anthony
Burley
I Nert
Car and whiskey case stirs Weber County court
In a Weber County proceedings a car linked to a liquor raid, 744 quarts of whiskey and 21 quarts of gin are central. Hearings set for Fellieg Ferrand property near Salt Lake, with suspects including CRETALD IMORTOK and others facing charges. State action followed a December seizure by sheriff officers near Marzan, Viol. The case also covers a separate arrest and bond issues as defendants seek appeals. A London conference report notes a five o’clock pause before the president’s return to Buckingham Palace.
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Fellieg Ferrand
Salt Lake
Argain
Weber County
Sherif Department
Marzan
Aslet
Inder Agee
Amother Lane
Mare Fan
A. E. Pratt
Tomorraw
Cretald Imortok
Heaors
Pawity
Uturah
Thewipson
Salt Takr
Ble
Red Cross shop workers busy with winter bargains
Readers learn the Red Cross shop is busy as post holiday season ends. Workers, including Miss Peterson and Murphy, prepare to help customers and highlight reduced prices on undergarments and outdoor wear to aid those in need during cold weather. The tea room resumes Monday with student volunteers and more helpers invited.
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Red Cross
Murphy J
Miss Peterson
Acequal
Ant
Pearm
Maury
Lin
Indsor
Wil Alwits
Thaiy Bose
Aid Howdy
Murephy
Bern
French to Develop American Trade
Dec 27 report: the Franco-Aspenlesn bond of commerce and line dustey has signed to develop American markets for French products. Headquarters in Paris and New York. Branches to be established throughout France. French merchants offer facilities for selling merchandise in the United States. Ambassadorship Jaml is honorary president of the Kvant. Governors include American and French bankers and manufacturers.
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FW Vot
Franco- Aspenlesn Bougudt
Line Dustey Wis
Pra- Data
WAIN
Paris
New York
Prange
Prench
United States
Ambassarion
Jaml
Kvant
William Van Alfer Arrives in France 1928
Mr and Mrs K van Altes received a letter from their son William Van Alten stating he arrived safely in France. He went to Canin Premont, where he was stationed for about six weeks before being sent to France. Van Alten was born in Wola, then came to America in 1914 and has since lived in Ogden.
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K. van Altes
France
Vajr Alten
Canin Premont
van Alten
Wola
VSB
Cane
America
Ogden
Hart Vine
Why Americans Lost in London Boxing Tale
A fragmented report recounts American boxers in London, with Greg Jin Pit teborg and others criticizing referees and scoring. It notes pride in near wins, remarks on weight classes around 105 pounds, and claims of unfair points awarding by officials.
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New York
Der
Narry Greg
Jin Pitteborg Iiddieweisht
Beving Jean
London
Bettons
Morene
Greb
Mitebo
Meike
Thie
Proopey
Hoys
Imsinh Willeiz
Arent Bev
Pba
Val Moore
Moore Hadi Weno
Ianthin
Enti Wilde
Lis Cavor
Iontis
Dritens
Pheiranan Lortney
Ogden Boy Describes Prisoners Curious About Americans
An Ogden boy shares a wartime letter from N. G. Anderson stationed near Bordeaux, France. He reports scenes of Europe after the war and notes German prisoners asking where all the Americans came from. He recalls boots on the ground, displacement, and mixed reactions to Armistice, with vivid images of war’s aftermath.
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Ogden Boy
Camilla Anderson
Grant Avenue
N. G. Anderson
Hattery Ji
Bordeaux
France
Flo
Europe
Bigek
England
vWo
Eingland
London
Horace
University Club Nominating Officers for Next Year
Nominating committee of the University club will meet at the pub rooms on Washington Ave during the second week in January to nominate officers for the coming year. Of 110 members, three were not in good standing. members are returning to Ogden and expect to have the club in full operation in about three months.
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University Club
Washington Ave
Ogden
Potash Plant To Spenl Large Expenditure In Utah
Official word from the Southern Pacific engineering department states work on the Sate Lake Potash Co plant at Kusimo Utah is advancing rapidly. The edge of the lake will see a half million dollar project with a crew of one hundred men already at the site. A light plant and equipment are being arranged and materials will be hauled by rail to the site.
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The
Southern Pacific
Licott S. T
Great Salt Lake
Sate Lake Potash Co
Kusimo
Utah
Walter
Ihm
Jong Jel
George Simmons to Lead Red Cross Siberia Mission
George W. Simmons of Lewiston Maine will head a Red Cross mission to Siberia to inspect local operations. The team, with Major Simmons and Captain Ray McParland, sails from San Francisco aboard the Tennessee to assess merchandising, renovation, and medical facilities.
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George Simmons
Red Cross
Siberia
At. Louis
Song
KR. Emerson
San Francisco
Tananesse
Forty soldiers from Thain head to coast
Seventy nine soldiers from Thain head toward the Pacific coast, with 4 percent wounded. In Ogden this morning at 1000 hours traffic No 12 from the east, the men were entertained by the Red Cross and fed at the Union Denor. Four were served in home canteen as numbers grow. Ogden and Salt Lake volunteers listed include Waines, Dexter Wart, Ener 8, Jackson, Jennings, Ry W Vanderburg, G W Ruckbans, and David W Schelin.
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Utenant Maffitt
Sokles
Ogden
Traf
Pacific Coast
Red Cross
Union Denor
Jem
Salt Lake
Waines
Dexter Wart
Ener 8
Jackson, CO
Jennings
Ry W Vanderburg
G. W. Ruck Bans
David W. Schelin
Pail Jeppson Home on Furlough
Pill Jennson, son of Mrs. Annaty Jepreon of 825 Chiiney Wyre, has returned home on furlough. He spent holidays with his mother after a transfer from Fort Funston to Denver. Jeppson was popular in Ogden and helped in school activities including basketball. He expects to return to Denver early next year.
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Pill Jennson
Annaty Jepreon
Chiiney Wyre
Framele Armson
Jennson
Gano Funston
Kansas
Denver
Jeppson
Ogden
Weber
Chinese Minister Sends Holiday Greetings to America
A telegram from the Chinese foreign minister arriving in Washington expresses cheerful wishes for the United States during Christmas. The message notes the friendlier ties between China and the United States and extends sincere desires for the president’s happiness and national prosperity. A separate dispatch from Wilson’s office indicates his plans after a visit to Paris, with a revised schedule suggesting departure around twenty-four after his return.
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Waswungtun
Freetinga
Qffirs
Aeros Mir
Chiesa Repute
Court on liquor charge as man faces forged check
The care of Henry Anderson aged 70 of Ringhsio Alan was arrested yesterday at the Vintondent on a charge of possessing in toxicaling legors. Patrolman J. C. Canfield witnessed the incident when the contraband dropped on the subway steps. The bottle broke and was offered to the officer who then took the entire package, while Anderson was seen with his suitcase. James Wrech, charged with forging B. Wagner's signature, received a severe sentence of five years and a suspended fifteen day jail term.
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Henry Anderson
Ringhsio
Alan
J. C. Canfield
Accuard
Canfield
Anderson
James Wreh
B. Wagner
Suspend&l
Allies failing in their duty to Russia and allies
Foreign Minister Pichon criticizes entente policy for delaying intervention in Russia. Paris papers protest allies allowing Bolshevik advance with German aid. condemns permitting Bolshevik control at Riga and gains in Poland and Ukraine. argues allies sacrifice peoples and fail to confront the conquerors in the war.
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Taris
Pichon
Russia
Paria
Vemps
Gman
Trmps
Nec
Riga
Poland
Ukraine
Rear Admiral Blue to Take Back Old Job
Rear Admiral Victor Hine, recently relieved as bureau of navigation chief, has arrived home from Europe in command of the battleship Texas and will resume his duties at the Navy Department. Secretary Daniels announces. Admiral Mayo, Atlantic fleet commander, and nine rear admirals on the promotion board are traveling to Washington this week. The board meets December 2 to consider promotions to higher grades. Daniels expects to discuss with Mayo and Blue plans to retain officers more permanently across fleet divisions after the war emergency.
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Washington
Uiral Victor Hine
Jeter
Bureau of Navigation
Eho
Eaurope
Texve
Navy
Daniels l
Lok
Admini Mayo
Mlantic
Admiral Mayes
Daniels
Admiral Blue
Camp Kearny Boys Mustered Out
Camp Kearny figures show 359 enlistment vacancies to be filled upon return. Local officials, including Deckett and others, report city promises of work opportunities in Ogden as troops prepare to demobilize. Citizens demand more positions than currently available and several named locals await assignments.
Soldier Receives Distinguished Service Cross for Courage in France
A sergeant, severely wounded, crawled under heavy shell fire on September 28 in France to deliver vital papers to his company. A letter from a comrade recounts his endurance and transport to a hospital after the battle, noting his injuries and pain.
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Ineehief
Sermeant Thort
Meder Gasnes
Prance
Serpent Thort
Coniusutier
Fritz
Half Million Men Mustered Out Since Armistice
Washington reports that about 500000 servicemen have been retired from oversea service since the armistice, with 32060 officers discharged since the signing. The War Department says industry and shipbuilding divisions see rapid discharge, while troop movements abroad are now limited to about 360900 per month.
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Washington
Dipusagi Amerieadt
Chemical Warfare Kore
Far East
United States
Dividend Vote Sets Higher Payout on 1. mou Stock
The Asseriran Shipbsili company members voted for a per cent extra dividend on the 1. mou stock, in addition to the regular quarterly 1 percent. The four per cent dividend is payable again on February 3 to holders of record on January 1.ame based on the provided text.
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Iors
Asseriran Shipbsili
CONSERVE SALMON SUPPLY DISCUSSED IN ALCAN RIVERS
Fragmented report notes Alaska river privileges and salmon supply concerns. Mentions Canadian and Turkish tensions and a German wireless receiver amid dispatches. Expected to reach a destination on Saturday with ongoing diplomatic activity.
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Etarg
Ory
Spencer
Marko
Turkey
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Wwe
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Deckett
Kearny
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Woolark
Wiliam van Nanton
Wlanch Wheatley
Ogton
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Eden
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