Snowbound Trains Tie Up Wyoming Routes in Snowstorm
United States naval personnel aboard a destroyer escort trained for Pacific duty endured hours of snowbound travel in Wyoming. Chief Gunner's Mate Harry K. Watling led the crew as trains were delayed and routes blocked while plows struggled to clear lines. The storm disrupted morning schedules, delaying presidential nomination activity and trailing echoes of the season.
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Ts. B.S. Kew
York
Ghief
Harry KK. Wat- Hing
Uty
Islea
Pacific
Wyoming
Episcopalian Bishop of Colorado on Marooned Train
A wind storm marooned Bishop Irving Johnson and Miss Ann Morgan, daughter of J Pierpont Morgan, aboard a stalled train near Ogden. Morgan, vice president of the American Committee for Devastated France, planned lectures in Salt Lake City and framing aid for French relief, including feeding Allied soldiers and supporting an agricultural college program. Bishop Johnson, en route to Spokane, spoke of the national Episcopal campaign and potential Ogden appearance, with no firm itinerary.
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Episcopal
Colorado
J. P. Morgan
Hare
Salt Lake
Ann Morgan
American Committee For Eurasiatea Fratea
J. Pierpont Maraan
Oeden
Bishop Johnson
Apal
Colorada
Mystop
Ogden
Epiacopal Church
Morgan Ie
United States
France
Bho
Milas Morgan
Minatt
Morgan
Tardiau
Atrobuisn
Aisne Waa
American Committee
Edin
Mies Morgan
Tieme
Allien
Tn Makihy
America
Utah City
Vonkinge
San Fransizco
Union Depot
Irving Johnson
Episcopal Church
Blshap Johnson Ie
Bishon Jobaron
Spokane
Standara
John Hyslop
Hyslop
New York
Ingt
Tadanus Tetrazs ‘Aint
Sin
Denver
Ogden Police pledge tougher action against mashers
Captain Jonathan Jones announced that mashers will receive special attention from city police with strict penalties for harassment of women. Commissioner J Ray Ward and Captain Jones aim to elevate Ogden police standing nationwide as they vow to curb late night street misdeeds, insults, and improper behavior toward young women.
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Mashers
Jonathan Jones
J. Ray Ward
Captain Jones
Ogden
United States
Hej Sai
Dumont Pays Fine and Is Released From Jail
TR W Dumont, arrested here two weeks ago by police in connection with the murder of George Lowes, later confessed to stealing 337 from a guest room at a local hotel. He paid a fine of 80 dollars to the city and was released from jail this morning.
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TR. W. Dumont
Weeksingo
George Lowes
Dumont
Too Much Tobacco After Forty Five in Personal Crisis Says Doctor
An advertisement urges quitting tobacco after age forty five citing medical advice. It promotes Nicotel tablets available at druggists, claims to curb cravings, and offers a money back guarantee if Nicotel fails. The ad also references consulting a doctor and mentions other brands like Nivosel as trusted aids.
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Eso
Tivaehfield
Envinent Medical
Hun
Hera Niatel
Tapacco
Nicotel
IM Costa
Altoset
Maccabees Notice for Joint Installation of Officers
A joint installation of officers for Silver Review No 1 W I A O T M and Silver Tent No 1 I O T M takes place Friday January 9 at the hall on Grant Avenue at Trad. Ceremonies start promptly at o'clock with officers-elect to be present. By order of IRA Sisco Commander JW Hark HK 2u89.
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Silver Review
Ptiday
Grant Avenue
Trad
Ira Sisco
JW. Hark
Plantation Store Owner Burns to Death in Ark Blaze
OSCEOLA Ark Jan 0 W BE Han eek owner of a plantation store was found dead after his store at Hell near Osceola was looted and set on fire. His face and clothes were saturated with gasoline and he died from injuries after being removed from the burning building.
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Osceola
Ark
Haneek
Toren
To & Post
Heath
Hell
Ollegro
Maries
Hansel
Beerora
Carriers of The Standard Praised For Service
A reader letter lauds carrier discipline amid a storm noting punctual delivery and careful placement of papers. The Miss Burton Graes carrier is highlighted as exemplary for thoughtful handling and reliability in severe weather. Madame Maude Powell, noted violinist, dies in Uniontown after a nervous breakdown forces cancellation of a concert.
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Madame Maude Powell
Uniontown
Madame Matte Powell
Sloan's Viniment Advertise Relief for Aches
Brent touts Sloan's Viniment for quick muscle relief from rheumatic twinges and lumbago. The ad promises powerful penetration without rubbing and general soothing effect for stiffness and pains, urging purchase from druggists at a dime or higher.
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Brent
Sloan
Sportsmen to Talk Over Plans for New Season
Weber Rod and Gun club members meet at the Weber County Courthouse Friday evening to discuss plans for the coming season. Officers plan fry and flogeriggs stocking from Springville and Murray hatcheries. All interested invited. camping gear owners urged to attend.
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Weber Rod and Gun Club
Weber County Court House
A. T. Hestmark
Fedaryal
Springville
Ms State
Murray
Alten
Chairman Hays Meets Republican Leaders in Denver
Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican national committee, arrived in Denver to attend a conference of national and party leaders. He is accompanied by prominent party workers and will be joined by Governors Carey of Wyoming, Davis of Idaho, and Larrajalo of New Mexico for a meeting and banquet tonight.
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Denver
Colo
Will H. Hays
Republican National
Hays
Carey
Wyoming
Davia
Idaho
la Iragalo
New Mexico
Ratifications Set for Saturday Peace Treaty Ceremony
Paris reports the exchange of ratifications for the peace treaty with Germany will occur on the coming Saturday, January 19, as fixed by the supreme council. The ceremony is to be held at the French foreign office.
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Paris
Germany
Supreme Council
Romanian Officer Is Enraged at Criticism
Prague report says several military representatives in occupied Hungary were arrested by a concentration camp commander after criticizing atrocities allegedly committed by Hungarian forces. The dispatch notes the arrests followed a Geneva briefing and mentions inspections of prison camps in the Arad district.
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Paris
Jan
Alles
Hungary
Prague
Geneva
Arad
Frozen fingers after blizzard trap wife of local steward
Mrs. Joseph Willett, wife of Hika club steward, suffers frozen fingers after a terrifying Tuesday night wind storm. A friend visiting at 460 Thirtieth Street rode with her as the gale intensified on the steep hill between Jefferson and Madison, making it hard to proceed or buy a needed egg.
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Joseph Willett
Hika' Club
Willett
Down the Hill Mrs Willett Grips Telegraph Post
Mrs Willett held a telegraph pale on the hill for a long time to get socks. Her fingers froze and she is still suffering from the real feelings of her experience.
Police Seek Missing Idaho Girl Lillian Deckwith
Captain of Police Jones received a telegraphic request from Montpelier police to locate Lillian Deckwith, age 16? who left Idaho with a man days ago. She is about 6 feet 8 inches tall, 135 pounds, wearing a light blue coat and dark grayish blue hat. Police have been told to arrest the man accompanying her.
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Jones
Montpelier
Tabs
Air
Lillian Deckwith
Idaho
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