Ogden City War Registrants Placed in Dawn One
The list names many registrants assigned to the dawn one order by the city exemption board. Notable names include Wm Barker Paul DeWaal Carl Haneen Earnest Dunaway Arthur Harker Louie Raybould Ralph Candiani Lawrence Stone Chudike Abe James Bandaropoilow Peter Kalas Joscon Grosz James Laddames Raymond Istola Frank Nolan Raymer Sea vers Ostar Read Herold Reichert Albert Anderson Joseph Homoth John Greenery Avon Kidd Earl Cold Raymond Coates James Tarr inger Joseph Chanca Edgar Adamson Guija arogiols Batsuto Hakeia George Phillipps George Karmos Raymond Anderson Tyson Bell Ray Taplin Dranting Arthur Campbell Henry Davin Nick Pappas George Craft Walter Sepherd Walt George Scorda Johoson Spencer Collins Joseph Conabon Matthine Tanner Dovall Blair Baakles Fill pokopocles Nick Peter athog nn.
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Ogden City
Dawn
Lcfty
Wm. W. Barker
Paul DeWaal
Carl Oliver Haneen
Earnest I. Dunaway
Arthur B. Harker
Louie Carl Raybould
Ralph Leelle Candiani
Larrrence Wall Stone
Chudike Abe
Janes Bandaropoilow
Peter Kalas
Joscon Grosz
James F.laddames
Raymond 4Istola
Frank Nolan
Raymer A
Ray Taplin Dranting
Arthur Alor Campbell
Henry Mc. Davin
Nick Pappas
George A. Craft
Walter Sepherd Walt
George Scorda‘le
Herold A. Johoson
Spencer Collis
Joseph A. Conabon
Matthine C.tanner
Dovall Blair
Baakles F. Fill
Pokopocles
Nick Peter
Athog
Itching Ends With Therasone Cure Claims
An old advertisement touts Therasone as a safe, dependable treatment for itching and skin irritation. It promises relief for irritations, pimples, eczema, and similar conditions after use as directed, with a 5 cent or 4 dollar bottle offered and claims of smoother skin.
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Moses
Logan Council Appoints City Officials After Special Meeting
Logan Jay 9 notes the council appointed city officers including Chief of Police M. O. Paterson city attorney A. A. and treasurer Mins Jannie Telford and others. Appointments for water master night watchman street supervisor sanitary inspector and poundkeeper held over until the post rent. Ordinances passed recently restrict hauling of bert polp through the business district with debt ords and no stopping on streets in the business section.
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Logan Council
Logan
Jay
Palloa
M. O. Paterson
A. A
Awd
Mins Jannie Telford
Funtico
C. T. Darrell
A. H. Chambers
Fred Blatter
Sob A. Larean
William R. Datte
Nre
C. W. Raby
Mogoa A. Olnea
C. T. Barratt
Bert Polp
Utah State Apportions School Funds Record Amount
The largest distribution to Utah schools, totaling $1,064,869.17 with $1504.45 remaining, is announced by Dr. G. Gowans, state superintendent. The per pupil amount is $8.03 from state district funds plus 78 cents from land and frontal funds, covering 132,424 students across counties and districts with detailed allocations listed for Alpine, Cache, Granite, Salt Lake City and many others.
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Wink School
G. Gowang
Public Instruction
Sclail
Manth Latha Gov
Ornt'dietrieta Fallaw
Alpine
Beague
Boxelder
Cache
Carbon
Dervis
Duchesne
Puplin
Emory
Garfield
Pupin
Gand
Ron
Jordan
Puplia
Kage
Millard
Morgan
Nebo
North Sanpels
North Summit
Park City
Pinto
Iich
San’ Jung
Sawler
Boul’ Sanpate
Papiis
South Sumeat
Pulpila
Tintie
Taedo
Ulniah
Bupite
Wanateh
Poplin
Washington
Wayna
Pupie
Weher
Salt Laka City
Ogden
Pinila
Provo
Logan
Moreau
Duke of Devonshire as guest of President Washington
The Duke of Devonshire, governor general of Cauda, dined with President and Mrs. Witton at the White House yesterday. He then visited the Senate with Breckinridge Long, and a formal British embassy dinner honored the duke and duchess, with cabinet members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jac
Duke of Devonshire
Cauda
Dicheon
Witton
White House
Breckinridge Long
Alerant
Senate
Marshall
Saulabury
Poison plot against sausage supply shocks wartime packers
Agents of the department reported a plan to poison sausage at a packing plant. Nelson, arrested near the plant, is held for trial and faces charges. The suspect allegedly threatened officials and urged harm to U S troops, proposing poison to cripple wartime food lines.
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Salt Lak
Leon Bone
Sprcis
Department
Timent
Potter Norden
Nelson Wa
Sealer
Ife
Fort Dourkis
Halden
United State Government
Mads
Danperone
Bin
Raneecq
United States
Wtak Tacking Company
France
Principal product of Meshing discussed at SAT
A garbled classroom query asks about the principal product of Meshing. The text is heavily corrupted with nonsensical words and device-like fragments, preventing clear identification of persons, places, or events for a precise summary.
Last Draft Men To Be Notified On Bond Question
The city bond survey or registration notices go to the first hundred registrants. The list includes many named individuals and local residents. A separate column notes a three week period of grippe activity with a testimonial about a cough remedy and a trademarked honey and tar product.
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Jagrippe
Lizzle
Tyles
Henderson
Fonny
Tarani
Belev
Joe
Melntyce Deug Co
Struck by Train Near Murray Utah
P Frank Poss char 24 an employee of American furnace and refining company resident in Murray struck by a northbound freight train near Murray Utah early today with fatal injuries. Dr S G Rothwell of Murray says no witnesses exist and Posschar crossed tracks despite snow blowing across. He suffered skull fracture broken nose and facial injuries and was rushed to Ark's hospital on the train.
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Duschar
Bar Association Against the Days Debate in New York
Resolutions at the New York Bar Association annual meeting call for replacing the present form of a constitutional amendment establishing proportional suffrage with a new measure. The measure aims to remove elements of confusion and undefined provisions, arguing for clearer enforcement powers and a focus on governance rather than personal agendas.
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Whitten
New York
New War Books Arrive at Carnegie Library Shelves
The Carnegie Library adds numerous new titles reflecting World War I themes. Notable entries include On the Eye of the War, How to Lose at the Front, Fighters for Peace, Italy France and Britain at War, and a range of political and social histories. Many volumes expand public understanding of war, government, and society.
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New War
Aldrich
Bulllte
Central Empirea
Carnovsle
Chapmen
Chapman
France
Dawnon
Fday
Eriohgen
Kight
Iglleg
McQuarrie
Mademotealle
Mortimer
Flanders
Mucke
Nabba
Ling
Peat
Smith
Trenes
Swope
Ealphor Talfrall
Pinchor Martin
C. B
van Dyke
Viglantes
Wells
Italy
Britax
Miscellaneoua
Bassett
Andrew Jackson
Beard
Braithwaite
Burbank
Ghoyney
England
Commons
Davis
Atory
Naveda
Baan
Folkn
Foruush
Gregory
Hageborn
Hayes
Europe
Hazen
Heussey
Kalaw
Meat Back End Kidneys Ad Says Jad Salts Cure
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to cleanse kidneys and urinary organs. It claims regular meat eating causes kidney issues and that drinking Jad Salts in water before breakfast will restore kidney function and prevent serious diseases. It markets a grape and dulce acid mixture as a safe neutralizer with no sugar statements.
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Saya
Hormusa
Bagkache
Losses by German U Boats in Past Week Report
London reports a surge in submarine sinkings with eighteen merchantmen over 1600 tons sunk by mine or submarine, plus three under that tonnage. Fishing vessels also lost. Admiralty tallies arrivals and sailings, noting increased sinkings versus the prior week, along with French and Italian losses and related figures.
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London
Briveh
Sinven
Adaiiralty Reporc
Orltigh
Faur
Taric
Rome
Omley Wanted in Nevada for Burglary
Nevada extradition notes report Governor Bamberger authorizing Sheriff Lamb to transport John Riley and James Robieson from Ogden to Winnemucca. They face burglary charges linked to rifled liquor from a Western Pacific freight shed. Also mentions Stanley Chapman, Ed Otde, and W A Lovell with extra details.
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Bamberger Yeaturday
GoLamb
Uumboldt County
Nevada
Ogden
John Riley
Bia Blata
James Robieson
Lamb
Haiey
Robinson
Stanley Chapman
Ed Otde
W.A. Lovell
Western Pacific Railroad
Winnemucca
Nay
McDermott
Oregon
George de Douz
Salt Lake
Seattle
Washio
W Rator
John M. Rath
John F. Mujawe Aki
German Women to Be Registered in United States
Washington reports draft legislation to extend enemy alien registration to German women in the United States. Congress leaders assure prompt enactment before February 4. Registrations will be managed by postmasters in nonurban areas under federal court districts.
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Washington
United States
Department of Juatlen
Wns
Midn-Uider
Tha’ Department of Justice
Bensit
Towan
Maida
John Lord O'Brian
Gregory
Agenia
Mr. O'Crain
Shawn
J Attorney General
New York City
Filla Island
Sandpit Purchase Sparks City Hall Dispute
In Brigham City the city council debates a sand pit purchase by City Engineer Carver. The 2475 dollar acquisition to Ogrlgh City allegedly yielded over 700 dollars in profit to the engineer. The city attorney urges further investigation and questions the accounting of the extra funds.
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Hrigham City
Jan
Carver
B. ©. Call
Ely
Ned
Orlghew City
Spanmuchan
Novation
Try Magnesia for Stomach Trouble Now
A promotional ad urges sufferers of indigestion to try highly purified magn esia tablet powder for immediate relief. It claims to neutralize stomach acid after meals, reducing gas heartburn and discomfort, enabling normal eating with no harm to the stomach when symptoms persist.
Ogden Leads Bank Clearings in Utah 1917 Rise
Utah bank clearings rose overall in 1917 with Ogden up 49 percent, Salt Lake City up 29 percent, and the state as a whole up 32 percent from 1916. Strong gains in Ogden are linked to mining and canning industries amid favorable state business conditions. a statewide building slump around 44 percent accompanies the period, with corporate taxes estimated at about 1.49 million dollars.
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Baboon
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake
Pre
Parent Teachers Meeting Yesterday at Farr School
The Farr Parent Teachers Association met yesterday afternoon with about 25 parents and teachers in attendance. Dr A M Barber spoke on dental care and proper feeding to prevent tooth decay, followed by a social program with piano and violin music. Superintendent HL Johnson will speak next on patriotism at the February meeting.
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Tan Lorn
Farr
A. 11. Rarber
Anastr
Jewell Be Fap
Nanter Henry King
Ele
Mise Taylor
Sunersisor
HL. C. Johnson
Golden Spike Try Advertisement Notice
DAHS RANCHER 18 SLAIN IN PORTLAND January 9 William M. Chandler a rancher from ideas was killed and Mrs Amanda Remier involved in Portland Oregon area incident details remain unclear from fragmentary OCR text.
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DAHS
Portland
Gre
Wiliam M. Chandler
Ideas
Amanda Remier
Tragedy Near Road As Jealousy Suspected Motive
Witnesses say W H Clark shot two men near the road after approaching from the road without a word. Clark then fired again into a lawn area, killing one instantly and injuring another, before turning the revolver on himself. The coroner and jury investigated the case as jealousy motive.
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W. H. Clark
Sawyer
Pachm
Uree Parliea
Clark
Peliew
Masonic Club Dance Scheduled for Friday Evening
The Masonic club will hold its regular monthly dance Friday evening January 11 at 9 10. All Masons and Eastern Star members are kindly invited to attend.
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Te Masonic Club
Ae Masons
Eastern Star
President Wilson backs woman suffrage move in bid for vote
Washington report says President Wilson announced support for the federal suffrage amendment after a delegation led by Representative Taylor of Colorado met at the White House. House vote expected at 6 pm tomorrow with passage now regarded as likely despite Southern opposition concerns about black voters.
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Washington
Wilson
Taylor
Colorado
White Horse
Congress
Hote
Pegro
Jt In
Ung
Wpe
After Court Elevator Boy Conversation in Damages Suit
In a courtroom exchange a defendant insists the damages suit belongs in civil court while another voice notes rude lawyers. A discussion about the elevator malfunction follows as a tense, informal dialogue among Mr. Trumtle and an elevator boy who says he does not feel strong today.
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Trumtle
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