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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

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Three Girls Runaway Found In Boxcar Near Ogden Yards

Three girls aged 12, 14, and one younger were found hiding in a boxcar in the Ogden railroad yards by Detective Shoemaker. The two older girls claimed they sought travel for fun while the youngest ran from home after a dispute with her father. All were released after talks. the youngest was turned over to police and eventually reconciled with her father. Police declined to name the fugitives.

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Earle Williams in The Great Mystery at the Cozy

Earle Williams appears in The Great Mystery shown at the Cozy Theatre for a final performance today with orchestra music accompanying the film or stage presentation.

Card of Thanks for Mia Wad e family tribute

We deatro to thank those who were kind and thoughtful at times during the sickness and death of our wife and mother Mia Wade Wood Edna Stone Will Loyd and Norman Kent. Also note a film showing Vengeance and the Woman this weekend at the theatre.

Mia Aliee Wade T, Wood Edna Stone Will Loyd Norman Kent

Railroads Take Federal Control Plan Let Congress Act

Washington reports President Wilson and lawmakers introduced a sweeping administration bill to govern railroads under federal control during the war. It sets a revolving fund of 500 million dollars, guarantees just compensation to roads, restricts dividends, and authorizes government purchases of railroad securities to support operations and improvements. The measure, debated in both houses, defines compensation based on net operating income and outlines audit and adjudication procedures for disputes.

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Litvinoff to Stay in London as Bolshevik Ambassador

Maxim Litvinoff remains in London awaiting instructions after being designated Bolshevik ambassador to Britain. He plans to circulate truth about Russia, oppose pro German views, and argue that Prussia’s militarism should be replaced, envisioning future Russian German cooperation against a common foe.

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New Department of Munitions Proposed in Senate

Senator Chamberlain introduces a bill creating a new Department of Munitions to operate during the war and a year after. The secretary would coordinate all munitions from production to transport under the president, transferring bureaus and factories into the department to speed supplies and unify decisions.

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Orpheum Bill Delivers Mixed Merit Acts At Ogden

Pantages at the Orpheum presents a varied program headlined by Medaras Makerenko and her oriental dancers in The Dream of the Orleps. Critics note strong singing from Makerenko but fault the act for pandering to audience antics and costume gimmicks. The Youngsters athletic acts and Goldberg and Wayne provide light entertainment, with Claudia Coleman and Fancie Fraunholz among others offering distinct acts. The bill also features Yiddish comedians Hosy and Lee in The Nominee, whose humor earns mixed applause.

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