Aliens interned amid wartime tensions in Ogden camp
The report notes a federal order interning aliens at Camp Douglea, with W. H. Fleahér and others among those detained. Local sheriffs direct deputies to monitor loyalty, while arrests span Salt Lake City and nearby towns. Several individuals including Hust and Keasing are described as dangerous, with alleged German ties and plans to aid the German government in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Fleahér
Waterson Povera
Aly Len
Camp Douglea
United States
Potaraan Zack
Olrtady
One Lake City
Itte
America
Sa- Sasali
Thalr
Ratherlard
Alfone
Fis- Char
Fort Longing
Vankingion
Alfred Frederick Hunt
Monroe Photograph
Sttudio
South Mains Arreat
Sncokesg
F. W. Babbel
Babbal Dros
Nites
Wfors
Bnet Broadway
Salt Limke
Erick Pot
Louly Gealing
B. HK. Pincher
Allan Herman Saltert
Jowerk Winkelblum
T. Wow
Hust
Imperial Army
Ger Fokn
Mexico
Hig
Brick Paylin
Lake
Neilye
Bod
Max Grareke
H. Fincher
Heewn Ua Herwian Seifert
Dla
Louis Keasing
Kessing
Priesthood Convention Planned for February 17 in Weber Stake
A Weber stake priesthood convention is set for February 17 at Weber Academy with two sessions. Morning work will cover departments while the afternoon features addresses from general authorities. The event aims to raise priesthood standards and boost attendance at meetings. Cleveland, Ohio, note mentions two women on the police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Stake
Weber Academy
Sfternau
Pricathoads
Yoseph Williams Sails to Australia for Chautauqua
Yoseph Williams of Ogden sailed for Australia to join Hilson White Chautauqua personnel. For three months he trained with their troupe and was chosen as advance agent to introduce the Chautauqua circuit to the continent. He is Ezra H. G. Williams' son and will be gone about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoseph Williams
Ogden
Australia
Hilson White
Ogden Petroleum expands holdings near active wells
Field Manager GG Gut reports Ogden Petroleum Co adds 640 acres to adjacent claims near Raw Ning. New ground lies 1% miles west of farms and 2 to 2.5 miles from producing wells, boosting access to productive area. Lost Soldier Co resumes drilling 2 miles east. expects a well before February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Petroleum Company
GG. Gut
Rawng
Thras Sud
Ogden
Patroleum Holdings
Anager Child
Atc
Births Reported by City Sanitary Commissioner
Birth announcements list new arrivals to families including Teler J Anderson and Elizabeth Anderson a girl born December 31 to Oraon VW and Bertha Dadger at 925 Twelfth Street a boy born January 2 to Frank W Barrie at 2040 Washington Avenue a boy born January 3 to Clarence Finat Luay Thomas at 164 Twenty second Street a boy and to Raymond Vo and Amilynn Farr at 1260 Jefferson Street a girl born January 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shorten
City Sanitary Commssioner
Teler J
Elizabeth Anderson
Lincoln
Saonary
Oraon VW
Bertha Dadger
Twelfth Street
Frank W
Mella Barrie
Washington Avenue
Clarente Finat Luay 'Fhomas
Raymond Vo
Alnilnn Farr
Jefferson Wreoue
Giel
Idaho stockmen and sheepmen unite for action
Idaho stockmen and sheepmen met at a convention in Rexburg City, adopting resolutions to foster cooperation with the slate and to discuss joint actions. A committee was named to coordinate with the stockmen to secure results, praised as helpful to government and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Avnaton
James
Coreo Valyers
Aleap
Colfar
Eure
Aahl T. Kneipp
Addyebeex
Reine City
Feud Between Sheepmen and Stockmen Deepens While Nation Seeks Harmony
Fragmentary OCR describes a lasting feud between sheepmen and stockmen, noting it has grown bitter and influenced national drama and romance. The text suggests a spirit of equity and sincere cooperation to govern differences, amid tensions within agricultural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atockinen Jas
Huntsville and Eden Farmers Regain Federal Loan Aid
The Huntsville Eden Farmers Loan Association is among Weber county’s first to secure government loan funds under the federal farm loan act. Ogden valley and other Weber county groups seek about 3000000 in loans. terms include 84 years at 5 percent with repayment optional after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunteville-Eden
Weber County
Hertha
Up Town Rail Offices May Close Under Government Control
The proclamation by President Wilson placing U S rail systems under winter government control prompts talk of closing uptown ticket offices and routing business through a single depot office. Some expect schedules to be adjusted with more freight runs while one uptown office may stay open to handle public needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordon Railroad
Wilson
Raidlrord
Attica
Kent
Dovinl
Freight control sparks rail hub plan shifts
Aged railroad orders push toward centralizing freight operations under one local supervision to speed movements after federal control cuts passenger schedules. Eastern terminals and congestion fears drive efforts as western lines outpace eastern peers in handling freight and passenger traffic.
Church notices from First Congregational and Salvation Army
First Congregational Church on Adame avenue Salt Lake will preach both morning and evening. Morning service at 10 30 with subject Lieger won velng The Blossoming of tn Dagert. Sunday school at 34 46 G Johnson Superintendent Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening service at 2 30. Dr Neherd will speak on Heroes of Peace and of Water. Special musical pieces include a baritone solo by D J Jones and a solo by Mina Dorothy Moraw. Friday night at 8 o clock annual meeting in church parlors with officer reports election and plans for the year. Salvation Army meetings follow: Sunday 9 30 am for prisoners and 10 30 am open air effort, 11 am holly. 4 35 pm Bible study, 6 15 pm Young Peoples Legion, 8 pm evening gospel rally. Week nights at hall with gatherings for young people and Friday night hallness meeting. Cottage meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elim Lutheran Churgh—Caorner
Jefferson
Twenty-third Street
Arthur E. Olson
Bible Claas
Park
Guther League
Quincy Avenue
First Congregational
Tase Adame Avenue
H.W. Reherd
Woalmthaler College
Salt Lake
Lieger
Tn Dagert
G Johnson
Christan Endeavor
Dr. Neherd
Watr
Honelat
D. J. Jones
Redeaver
Dudley Bugkland
Mina Dorothy Morawl
Ety
Eokpol
Holly
Hal
Gow
Hall Nexing
Railroad brakeman fined for liquor in his position
A railroad brakeman from Peaver, New arrival from Cheyenne, was fined $60 in municipal court for having liquor in his possession and suspended on the promise to leave for California. C L Myers, a stockbuyer en route to the Imyerist valley, also faced a similar expansion but showed he stopped for breakfast. Deputy Sheriffs Brown and Soule detained him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL W. Austin
Peaver
Ion
Haver
Promius
California
Austin
Ogden
Micky
Judys Barker
Therava
C. L. Myers
Kanass City
Imyerist
Myera
Brown and
Soule
Hin
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EH. Fischer
Ogden Emone
Clevaland
Ohio
Oseph Williams
Chautauqua
Ogden Petroleum CO
Dano
Twenty-fourth Street
Ogden, Utah
Huntsville
Eden
Alray
Muipar
Eaid
Federal Control Party
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Waslyn
Edwards S. Haas
Seventh - Day Adventists Church
Twenty-ninth Street
I. G
Gjording
Moor
First Presbyterian Church
John Edward Carver
Scheol
Olehta
Twenty-fourth
Madison
Springer
Christen
Ghurgh
the Good Shepherd
Curaéy
Grant Avenue
John W. Hyslop
Twenty-third
Foltown
W. B. Proul
Ywanty-fourth
Enurl House
Chrintinn R. Garver
Homer A. Soto
Borman
Mons
Jesus
Epworth League
W. A. Middleton
Peery
Winald Pack
Ladies’ Aid
Petera
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Monroa Avenue
First National Bank
A. A. Scoville
Lifes Lenore Winckley
Cuorta
Nun‘eaton
England
Board of Guardians
Utah
Ray Mecham
Paine & Murst
John
Boston Transcript
Derry
Ireland
Mnake
Trentino
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