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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1918
Page
1
A Salt Lake City woman recounts her recovery after taking Tanlac, claiming improved appetite, weight gain, and vitality. The testimonial follows a long illness with digestive and throat issues, stating Tanlac restored her health and energy. The piece also notes government plans to repurpose bootleg whiskey for explosives and subsequent impracticalities.
A Kansas army camp robbery and killings mystery deepens as authorities examine how a guard line breach allowed about 85 000 to 80 000 dollars vanish. Captain Whistler reportedly killed himself amid the probe while Captain Lewis Wilser faces questions over accomplices. State and federal investigators race to piece together the sequence of events and the possible escape by car with a man and two women seen near the gate.
Governor Alexander warned by the ordnance department at Washington about potential destruction in Pocatello Idaho. The brief advisory notes security concerns and calls for vigilance amid reports of attempted acts at local inns and nearby facilities.
An advertisement touts a hair color product promising to restore natural color and gloss for women, claiming it does not stain the scalp, wash off, or interfere with washing or waving hair. It emphasizes non dye safety and easy application, sold by druggists nationwide.
Margare t 14 month old daughter of Mrs H G Fatters of 868 West North Temple Street suffered severe burns yesterday when a woman carrying a pail of water stumbled over an obstruction and water poured down the child s back She was rushed to the emergency hospital for treatment and is expected to recover Several other accident cases were treated yesterday at the emergency hospital with no serious injuries Also noted Shriners club elects officers for the year in Pocatello Idaho and plans the annual Shriners ball for February 12 and monthly dances at the Commercial club hall
Jan 16 report states special investigator Sean Dons secured a photograph of Ferdinand Kube Mube, a suspect escaped from Elyian Prison camp Wort Pougins. The second image, of Kurt G Wilckens, was published in the Tribune of Innuarya. Kubete is described as German 30, tall, slender with light eyes and mustache.
London January 12 The London Steam Car Omnibus company plans to equip buses with a patent coke apparatus to generate power and fuel propulsion. Trials with solid fuel were described as promising for heavy traction while patrol restrictions and rising fuel costs push for efficiency.
In Pocatello a Short Line shop foreman named Pearson was struck with a heavy pipe during a dispute among four chopmen. Pear son sustained multiple blows to the head and remains in serious condition. officials describe the incident as a severe assault following a confrontation at the shop yesterday.
eNOVvO Jan 14 Commander George Inggore of W. T. Sherton post No. 6 G A B was appointed to solicit funds from citizens of Praya to purchase permanent grave markers for the graves of GAR veterans buried in the Meava cemetery.
London dispatch reports Sir Auckland Geddes condemns engineers and shipyard workers at Clyde who threaten a strike over the government conscription policy. Debates focus on discipline in essential industries as labor leaders warn of broader abstentions and industrial action impacting munition output.
London reports a daylight RAF raid on Karlsruhe and other German sites. Bombs hit railway junctions and factories, with large explosions and fires observed. Anti aircraft defenses were heavy. several enemy planes were shot down or driven off.
Victor dealers invite you to hear recordings by the world’s greatest artists, with demonstrations of Victor and Victrola models from $10 to $400. Ask to hear Saenger Veicg Culture Records.
A damaged wartime note describes anti aircraft fire forcing a plane to land intact, one pilot captured, three aircraft missing, and allied airmen visiting a German capital region. Bombing runs are reported and the surrounding area is portrayed as near the French border with a sizable population.
Washington reports a Fuel Administration order prioritizes coal to ships for home defense and war material, directing first to utilities and public services, then to shipping and military needs. The plan aims to avert fuel famine, with allocations likely focused east of the Mississippi and subject to change as shortages evolve.
Federal income tax expert to be stationed at Yellowstone hotel from February 4 to 28 to assist residents of this county in filing income tax returns. A visit to Soda Springs is planned on the same mission. About 600 persons with net income 2000 dollars or more, and unmarried individuals with net income 1000 dollars or more, are expected to participate.
Denver January 14 Governor Emmet D Boyle of Nevada will address the joint convention of the Colorado metal mining association and the Colorado chapter of the American Mining Congress on January 22 A telegram accepting the invitation was received by N B Tomblin secretary of both organizations Boyle will speak on the above situation which will have an important place on the program.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a safe, dependable cure for itching and skin irritation, claiming it instantly relieves irritation and soothes skin. It urges asking any druggist for 35¢ or $1 bottles and promises to clear eczema, pimples, boils, and other eruptions, leaving skin soft and healthy.
Naval intelligence officers shadowed Walter Sporrman in Norfolk as authorities pursue a German spy ring connected to Captain Boy-Ed and Bernstorff. Sporrman, arrested near Newport News, faces charges as a dangerous alien. documents imply prewar activities and payments tied to the German espionage network.
A garbled London speech fragment is captured, naming Jen, Ty, Lusstante, and Sela with references to a vow and a chief of stad. The readable text hints at blasphemous themes and a line about mete and sale, but clarity is limited.
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