Utah Soldiers May Be On Way To France Soon
Rumors say hundreds of Utah homes will have sons serving in France as thousands from Camp Kearny and Camp Lewis prepare for movement in late February. Official notices expect movement secrecy, with letters to tell families of soldiers’ arrival in France.
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Utah
France
Renorta
Caran Kearny
al Linda Vista
Canp Lewin
American Lake
Supermantood
America
Valley Forge
Gattyeburg
Mat Milion
Berlin
Kaisar Ba
Utni
Uncle Sam
Liberty Army
Camp Kearny
Camp Lewis
Peel
Howevil
Coldiar
Prove
Union Pacific to Run Eleventh Midwinter Excursion
Officials announced the Union Pacific will operate its mid winter excursion next month, with February 2 set as the definite date. Passenger traffic concerns were cited as the motive, while organizers expect strong patronage from Oregon and Utah. Tickets will go on sale February 4 at Salt Lake and Oregon Short Line offices, valid on regular and special trains with stopovers allowed en route.
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Teegardinsa
Union Pacific
Sila Paul Beemer
Elly
Tulay
Ordon
Salt Lake Trouse
Oregon Short Ling
Utah
Februtey
Stonovers
Citier Nevis
Californli
Von Hertling to resign as German chancellor report
An exchange dispatch states Chancellor von Hertling plans to resign soon with changes to his cabinet and government. The report notes anticipated shifts in leadership as pressures grow in Berlin and Vienna.
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IM and
Ber Club Election Underway In Weber Ogden Event
Weber club election in Ogden today at the hall with polls open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The annual meeting will announce results and a smoker will follow as a social gathering. Nominees include for president J W Abbatt Burton A P Bigelow J H DeVine Wright and others with a competitive slate across officers and directors.
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Weber Tub
Ogden
L Ine
Witich
Hall
Weber Club
J. W. Abbatt
Burton
A. FP
Bigelow
J. H. DeVine
ACT
Wright
James H. Douglas
Royal Eccles
Forristall
Joseph F. Goss
C. Linch
A. Th
McIntyre
Murphy
J. N. Pierce
George J. Kelly
District forester attends national livestock convention
District forester Knoipp and Anonier B. Fenn leave for Ant Like City to attend the National Livestock Association convention. W. C. Barnes of the U.S. Forestry Service will speak Tuesday. About 100 livestock members are connected to the forestry department. Knoipp and Fenn will be away for the entire week. Morria remains with the district forester’s service in their absence.
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T. PF
Knoipp
Anonier
B. Fenn
Department of Grazing
National Livestock — Sencelattan
United States Forestry Service
W.C. Barnes
Waalington
Barnes
Knolpp
Fenn
Vico
Wil
C. I. Morria
Kaalpp
Oxden
Sersdeo Watt
Premier Caillaux Arrest Reported in Patna
In Patna on January 14, authorities arrested former Premier Panha in connection with a German propaganda espionage case. The action followed an overnight inquiry and broader actions against suspected insiders tied to German influence.
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Patna
Panha
British casualties weekly summary from wartime reports
Fragmented item reports British casualty losses for the week with figures and divisions. The text lists officers and enlisted personnel, including wounded and missing, but the readable fragments are garbled and incomplete.
Unclear historical naval arrival report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ships arriving and a submarine, with garbled place and date references. No coherent facts or names are reliably extractable for a proper summary.
Trainmaster on UP Injured in Explosive Boiler
R V Hamilton trainmaster of the western division of the Union Proffle am was dangerously burned when a locomotive boiler exploded at Hiridger Wye Siisiay. He was brought to Dee hospital by special train in a semi-conscious state. He sustained serious burns to face arms body and legs and received medical and surgical care. Officials expected recovery unless complications develop.
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R. V. Hamilton
Union Proffleam
Hiridger
Wye
Siisiay
Dee Hospital
Ogdan
Ranmastar
Kirkerdoll
Viin
Warlowh
Shipping Board moves to requisition vessels for wartime use
Washington reports a plan to requisition all American sailing ships. The Shipping Board asks the Commerce Department to locate vessels. Secretary Redfield notes 176 sailing vessels with 426 tons capacity are near or within American waters. About 600 vessels of 1060 tons fly the American flag and are urged into public service as food and supplies to Europe depend on shipment. Of the 176, 17 are hullant, 50 are routed, and 9 are under splog repairs to be ready soon. The remaining vessels are scattered.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Department of, Commerce
Redfield
Thia
Stresaith
Europa
Buslneran
Poeto
Vesgela
Snald Ha
Hallnat
Submarine Chaser Program Delayed by Engine Shortage
Waston, Jan. 14. The submarine chaser program of the war department has been delayed by a low delivery of engines but is expected to be completed by March 1. No new hulls will be manned. engines and metal are allocated only for inshore work.
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Wastington
Theav d Department
Sheriff Peterson 13 Upheld By The Board
Members of the county commissioners board exonerate Sheriff Herbert Peterson and deputies after a thorough investigation into alleged harassment of Greek residents. The board commends enforcement of laws and courts, asserts no evidence of biased treatment, and expresses full confidence in the sheriff and his office. The statement emphasizes legal safeguards for the innocent and notes the county attorney’s prudent discretion.
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Board ‘of County Commissioners
Thorugh
Herbert Peterson
Biriff Peterson
Alatchet Algo
District Court
Municipaliourt
Worrd
Toin
Tha Aw Arn
Ait Kent
Martin BP. Bhown
Moron Skeen
Snow Storm Hits Mountain Region Across States
A heavy snowfall sweeping Utah Nevada Idaho and parts of California disrupted rail traffic. In Idaho and Nevada snow fell heavier than northern Utah where about 12 inches lay on the ground. Temperatures during the peak of the storm hovered near 20 degrees. Railroads report slower service but claim they are maintaining a workable average of trains despite delays.
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Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Porta
California
Nevida
James Hope Pioneer Railroad Man Dies at 71
Ines Hope aged 71 died at home at 268 Lincoln Avenue after a prolonged illness. He served many years with the Southern Pacific and first ran out of Ogden in 1888. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs E B Dablin, and son J E Hope. Burial at Kirkendall Funeral Chapel with services planned Wednesday at 2 p.m. A biographical sketch notes he was born March 21, 1847 in Turbage Wiltshire England, came to America in 1862, crossed the plains, settled Salt Lake City, and began railroading in 1889. He married Martha Francher in 1874.
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Ines Hope
Lincoln Avenue
Brotherhood of Docormitive Engineers
Employo
Southern Pacific Railraad
Bia Firnt
Ogden
America
Plains
Salt Lake
Montana
Overland Btage Company
Miso Martha Francher
James Lee
Glogly
Central Pacific
Railroad Company
Elka dip show Whirl of Mirth debut at Orpheum
Tonight the Orpheum hosts the first presentation of Elka’s Whirl of Mirth a charity show by the Bike organization. A full dress rehearsal yesterday left parts ready for three nightly performances Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with Salt Lake visitors expected and Ogden’s minstrel team set to perform. Proceeds benefit the local Bike charity and Gad en Lodge plans to attend with a strong lineup of performers and songs including Long Boy and others.
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Orpheum Theatre
Lewis He Beau
Ogden
Salt Lake
Lewis
Will Silva Ogdan
W. D. W. Zoller
George Glen
I. A. Corey
Qari Allison
al Heismark
Shanea
Assault on Mrs Gertrude Braby Stirs Ogden Mystery
Police hold Edward Powers alias Edward Benson and Daniel Sullivan suspect after a masked man attacked Mrs Braby in Stewart's Lane. The assault tied to a possible mistaken target amid feud between Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan. both suspects deny guilt as officers pursue alibis and examine witnesses.
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Gertrude Braby
Margaret Sullivan
Mike Sullivan
Sulliven
Edward Powers
Edward Deagon
H. Browning
Seret
Jerry Kelliher
Robert Chambers
Asnault
Sullivane
Sullivan
Powers
Benson
Ogden
Braby
Stewart's Lane
Dire
Charles Downey
Blackfoot
Idata
Mea
Tan
Imales
Hla
Mia
Investigation Targets Powers in Possible Fatal Threat Case
In another circumstance police weave around Powers as the inquiry nears a point tonight likely leading to an Information charging asault with intent to kill against Powers. Sullivan also appears likely to face an accessory charge.
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Guiit Tha
Sullivan
Sheriff Sale Notice in Weber County Utah
In the district court of Weber County Utah a sheriff's sale is set for January 18 1914 at 12 o'clock noon at the south front door of the Weber County courthouse Ogden. The notice describes parcel details in section 17 township 6 range west of the Salt Lake meridian with a 12 foot wide private right of way for the owners of the described property and their assigns. J H Peterson sheriff and Curtis Allan deputy sheriff sign the notice for the classifieds.
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District Court
Weber County
State of Vinh
Ensign
Pialactr
Mantel Baweou
Weber County Court House
Ogden City
Utah
State of
Failowa
Tornanio
Porte of Hsogsa
Salt Lake Meridian
U. S
Second Street
Osden City
State of Tila
Washington Avenue
Secord Atrest
Orydan City
H. ©. Peterson
Curtis Allaon
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