Teachers Push for Higher Pay and War Education
The Salt Lake state teachers convention discussed higher salaries as teachers protest modest pay while the war effort intensifies. Dr Frank J McMurry urged problem based learning, focusing on useful applications of knowledge. State superintendent L E Eggertson lamented declining teacher retention as pay trails living costs. The Mormon church school teachers met to plan closer church school alignment with broader war education efforts.
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Tabernacle
George Emory Fellows
University of Utah
Encke's Comet Reappears Observed in Copenhagen Cable
A cablegram to Harvard College Observatory from Copenhagen reports the reappearance of Encke's comet with positional data. Professor Schorr of Dergedorf Observatory observed it on the evening of Wegenibor aD, noting specific right ascension and declination details.
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Harvard College Observatory
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Schorr
Dergedorf Observatory
Wegenibor Ad
Wyoming Weather Like Spring Oil Boom Grips State
The article portrays a feverish oil boom across Wyoming with eager investors and new companies forming. Denver capital dominates camps, wildcatting praised as a potential boon, Ogden region awakening, Lost Soldier district advancing with drilling and new ground acquisitions by Ogden Petroleum.
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Fina Eplritu
Denver
Denver Capital
Wromingoo
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Gela
Deuver
Ogden
United States
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Glasmann
Ogden Patrolium Company
Belding
Rawling
Ogden Patraleumm Hes
Five Hundred Thousand Slacker Estimates From War Office
Washington reports Provost Marshal General Crowder estimates that about 50 000 real slackers remain to be accounted for after noting 85 000 registered men entered service without notification and 250 000 did not appear for examination. He also cites 828 German and 14 161 enemy aliens accepted for service among 278 487 aliens registered, totaling 76 546 accepted aliens.
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Washington
United States
Grandar
Haker
Crowder
Germany
National Guard
Wholesalers Ordered to Refrain From Wholesale Food Sales
In Omaha Nebraska on January 4 federal food administrator Wattles directed the Farmers Union State Exchange to discontinue wholesale food sales. The Omaha based exchange had sold goods wholesale to members of the Farmers Union, local unions and community distributors. Wattles ordered its supply halted to prevent further wholesale transactions.
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G. W. Wattles
Nebraska
Yes~terday
Farmers’ Union State Exchange
Horetofore
Oraha
Farmers’ Union
Premier Delivers Account of Services During First Revolution
London dispatch says Premier Kerensky prepared a detailed account of his services through the revolution. It covers the Brat revolution era, conditions at the front, and his reasons for removing the former emperor to Siberia. Russian archives reveal GER policy notes and wartime negotiations with Germany to publish soon.
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London
Leon Troizky
Petrograd
Xchatine
Turkey
Ukraine
Karledines
Jeadter
Smolnsk
Vilbsk
Slte
M. Xerensky
Constituent Assembly
Fyne
Ierensky
Nicholas
Siberia
Foreign Office
Germany
Shinyo Maru No. 2 Steams Toward Pacific Port
A 5909 ton Tasmanian freight steamer Shinyo Maru No 2 speeds toward a Pacific port under escort of an American war vessel. The ship carries 7600 tons of merchandise for Japanese ports. The cause of the fire aboard was not known and the arrival is expected tomorrow morning.
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Atraimer
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Toyo Risen Kaisha Company
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Weber County Questionnaires Sent to Local Men
Questionnaires were dispatched today in Weber County to numerous residents. Names include Archie Hamblin Roy Walt Pishe Farr West Wray Harkerton R F D No 4 Ogden Frank Wooper Hooper James Adam Russell Roy Joseph Leo Kalan Wilson Horace Chance Rhees R F D No 3 Pleasant View Ernest Edwin Hower R F20 No 1 Wilson Thomas Archibald McFarland West Weber James Far McFarland West Weber Don Carlan Freezer 1406 Setferton Avenue Ogden Joseph A Andreoh R P D No 4 Ogden Jacinto Lopez Uintah Ervin I Child Hooper John August Zinio Hooper Jease Peter Allen Huntavilla Ermee Chance Gartner Literly Joseph Hyrunt Campbell Fortioth Adama Ogden Adrianonus Tlom Rev ID No 4
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Roy
Walt Pishe
Farr West
Wray Harkerton
R. F
Ogden
Frank Wooper
Hooper
James Adam Russel
Joseph Leo Kalan
Wilson
Horaca
Chancey Rhees
Pleasant View
Ernest Edwin Hower
Thomas Archibald McFarland
West Weber
John Alva Montgomery
Liberty
James Far
McFarland
Don Carlan
Set
Ferton Avenue
Joseph A. Andereoh
R. P
Jacinto Lopez
Uintah
Ervin I. Child
John August Zinio
Jease Peter Allen
Huntavilla
Ermee Chance
Gartner
Joseph Hyrunt Campbell
Fortioth
Adama
Adrianonus Tlom
List of residents and names from Ogden area
A compiled roster of individuals including William Tayon Ogden Har, Hardsville William Leslie Crowther Harrisville David Neville RoE D1 Wilson Joseph F Bucs Fortieth Street and Taylor George William Hadley Plain City Thomas Edward Orton North Ogden Iain HW Ray Hunter Wilson Angus William Barnes Wilson Thomas Philip Hodgen R EF D No1 Warren Thomas Wilford England Plain City Clarence Earl McDonald Hooper Joseph Albert Orton North Ogden Lavern Deriell Bowns Shaterville Herbert Charente Wade Warren John Byron Simieton Plain City Survey Christian Wangasgard Huntsville
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Lavern Der«irell Bowns
Shaterville
Herbert Clarente Wade
Warren
John Byron Simieton
Plain City
Christian Wangasgard
Huntsvilie
Frank Browning Across the Ocean Soldier Letter
Mrs J J Browning of Ogden received a note from her son Frank Browning dated December 17. He describes training in England, comfort in barracks, and rainy weather while praising American aid to Europe. He notes troops aged 20 to 40, the attentiveness of local people, and his longing for home and mail.
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J. J. Browning
Twenty Seventh-Street
Frank
Anro
Uncle Sam
Ogden
Medrest Mother
Army
Men Commended for Gallantry in Paddleford Rescue
Secretary Jamela lauds Lieutenant Daniel E. Barley Ensign George C Etheredge and crew of USS Annapolis and Chief Boatswain's Mate Fred Zastron for gallantry in rescuing Paddleford crew after Paddleford ran ashore October 30 in heavy surf at an unnamed point.
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Jamela Haa
Daniel E. Barley
George C. Etheredge
United States
Annapolis
Fred Zastro
U. SS
Ozark
Paddleford
Iist
Missed It A Farmer Drives Near Cup In Golf Teardown
A farmer who had never played golf before watched a game and was invited to take a shot. He accepted, was handed a driver and a ball teed up. He hit a terrific drive landing about nine inches from the cup. He walked up, looked at it and exclaimed gosh I missed it.
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Galt
Ife
Everybody's Magazine
Sinking of transports prompts recall of officers
Meager details emerge on the sinking of the American transport Antilles torpedoed with heavy loss. Rear Admiral Benson testifies to the inquiry, recall of Major General Fletcher stirs questions about convoy support, while officials deny linking records to the disaster. Secret military considerations and restraint on officials' explanations fuel speculation. A separate vignette recalls a dinner where a Free Shaker actor offered grace in place of a minister.
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Mmilitary
Meir Admidd William TD. Wletcher
Short
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Bo Fay
New York
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