Lawrence Taylor Dee to Enter Army Service
Lawrence Taylor Dee of Ogden, son of Mrs. Thomas J. Dee and the late Judge Dee, joins the pacificer’s training school for instruction before active service. He will depart for Atlanta to enter the Georgia Tech school, with a background in Ogden High, Cornell, and the University of 1910s era, and currently serves as secretary treasurer of Superior Rock Springs Coal company.
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Lawrence Taylor Dee
Ogden
Thomas J. Dee
Judge Dee
Paficer
Dee
Atlanta
Georgia
Tawrence Dee
Ogden High School
Cornell Tibersity
Superior Rock Springs Coal Company
Annee
Forester Will C Barnes Arrives in Ogden For Visit
Will C Barnes an alert forester in charge of grazing with general notices at Washington D C is due in Ogden tomorrow afternoon for a short visit to the local offices of the United States forestry department. Barnes is en route to Salt Lake City for the annual convention of the National Livestock association where he was slated to address last Wednesday. District forester LF Knellpp and Yomer E Feon in charge of grazing, from the Ogden office, are also expected to attend the Gall Like City meeting and return Saturday afternoon.
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Will C. Barnes
Washington, D. C
Ogden
United’ Stiles Forestry” Department
Barnes
Salt Lake City
National Livestock Association
Tie
United States
LF. Knelpp
Uistrict Forester
Yomer E. Feon
Smith recounts Chicago conference on war moral questions
J A Smith describes a Chicago gathering of about one hundred religious businessmen and civic leaders. He notes thirty two state delegates represented by a single man, praising the organization and stressing the need for moral war issues alongside finance. He highlights Red Cross and YMCA activity as enlightening, and promises to share more details later.
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Foster Standerd
Murrequest
Chicago
Tors
United States
MM. C. A
Red Cross
Armen
Pho Foutan
Eneral
Nhezaroth
Mr. Falter
J. A. Smith
Cold Wave Warnings Issued by Bureau
Washington, Jan. 18. Cold wave warnings were issued by the Weather Bureau for tonight in West Virginia and southeast Virginia with frost warnings as far south as Florida. Temperatures will remain low and it will be colder tonight in the upper Ohio Valley and across the lower Great Lakes, the Mid Atlantic states, and North Carolina. Reports from Indiana indicated continued frigid conditions across the region.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
West Virginia
Virginia
Florida
Ohio
Lake Japion
Atlantic
North Carolina
Indinmi
Clothing stores may close on Saturday evenings
Reports say clothing stores in Ogden plan to close at 7 or 9 o clock on Saturdays next week, with managers noting many shoppers are men who work late. Debate continues among proprietors, though some expect 9 or 10 pm closures. other notes mention local showings at the Cozy and county city court matters handled by Mr. Fullon.
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Hhrough
Ogden
Fullon
Municpal
Amis
Income tax data gathering instructions from defense council
A transcription of orders from the local Council of Defense and state authorities directing assistants to aid the revenue service in collecting and informing taxpayers about income tax returns. The notice outlines a two month schedule of agents visiting counties, with March first as a target date, and mentions C. C. Richarde, W. C. Ebaugh, and I. Lloyd in coordinating the effort to instruct taxpayers and collect the tax components.
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C. C. Richarde
Council of Defense
W. C. Ebaugh
State Organization
Thun
Teenanry Department
Lloyd
Opilen
The Tenderfoot at Cozy Ends Today
The Wolfville feature stars William Duncan and Carol Holloway in The Tenderfoot at the Cozy venue, marking its final showing today. The intimate screening drew fans of the popular Wolfville series and local moviegoers seeking a nostalgic curtain call.
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William Duncan
Carol Holloway
Tenderfoot
Carl] Holloway
al the
Clean Up Old Court Cases Urges Municipal Clerk
Palton, clerk of the municipal court, issued an edict to the City Attorney and County Attorney urging disposal of seventy-five old cases unfinished for years. He noted many involved minor offenses by defendants who were never arrested and warned prosecutors to move promptly or risk new action.
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Palton
Ine
Line
Tarr
Sheriffs’ Departmenta
Thom Go
Ogden Police Praised by FBI Chief in Salt Lake Visit
Chief Leon Bane of the Federal Bureau of Investigation praised Ogden City police during a Salt Lake City visit. He cited Ogden as a key junction city and noted frequent FBI cooperation with Chief Browning’s department. He commended the department for complete, reliable reports and thorough case details. Chief Rone spent several hours in Ogden before returning to Salt Lake City.
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Leon Bane
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Salt Lake City
Ogden City
Ogden
Browning
Ehava
Rone
Arthur McGregor Seeks Induction in Ordnance Corps
Arthur McGregor of 2916 Adams Avenue appeals to the local exemption board asking to be exempted or inducted into the Ordnance Corps of the War Department if drafted. He is currently employed in the Ordnance Bureau Civil Service in Washington DC. Major A. H. Carter, chief in charge of the Ordnance Bureau, supports the transfer.
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Arthur McGregor
Adams Avenue
Army
Ordnanes Corps
War Department
McGregor
Ordnance Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Weallington
2. C
A. H. Carter
Salt Lake City Hearing On Fuel Rate Increase Begins
Judge W H Reeder city attorney and Commissioner M J Jones return to Salt Lake City to resume the hearing before the utilities board on the D R G proposal for a higher fuel rate from the mines to Salt Lake City and Ogden Ogden seeks a differential 1 20 per ton to Salt Lake City while Ogden insists on commonpoint scheduling The hearing is expected to continue tomorrow
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W. HH. Reeder
M. J. Jones
Salt Lake City
Utilities Board
Ogden
Reeder
Sally
Ogden City
Bunker Clearing Drags Ship Traffic in New York Area
The fuel administration ordered bunkering limits affecting ships at New York terminals. Major railroads and many factories halted operations to comply, with about forty thousand workers in nearby southern New Jersey regions also affected. Estimates indicate two million men and more faced disruption as terminals closed promptly.
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New York
Jah
Fuel Administration
Fuch
Eldea
Pouthern
New Jersey
Italians Repulse Enemy On Piave River
Italian forces repel enemy attempts on the Piave near Venice. In the engagement, the attacker loses ground after heavy casualties. Italians report capturing 140 prisoners and seizing a large cache of guns and water matériel.
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Piava
Thalian
Italy
Enrms
Piave
Venice
Congress in Impotent Rage Shames Personal Power Grasp
The article reports Senate fury at ticket restriction orders and power oversteps, with Sen. Jalar Smith of Michigan urging Congress to clip executive wings. A Dr. Garfield letter challenges the ruling as not applying to hydroelectric industries, while fuel orders release thousands to war work and limit industrial control. The piece also references Trotsky and Lenin’s policy stance amid Russian upheaval and a premier seeking a confidence vote.
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Washington
Senate
de Scantora
Sen- Jalar Smitht
Michigan
Garfield
Smith
Gearela
Fuel Administration
Trotsky
Lenine
Prema
Congress of Workmen's and Soldiers
Firefighters Fail To Stop Village Blaze In 18th Century Fire Dept
In a small village, an early American army fire department struggled to combat a blaze that began in a hay loft. The village's ancient hand pump, unused since 1743, proved rusty while soldiers removed leather hoses and tried to douse the flames before local structures ignited. Thick smoke and burning straw were finally suppressed under leadership of a brigadier general and a former Boston fireman.
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Associated Pr
Army
Fhre
Fie
Fhrpmen
Boston
LENINE AND TROTZKY AT LOGGERHEADS IN SWEDEN REPORT
Stockholm dispatch says relations between Premier Lenin and Foreign Minister Trotzky are increasingly strained. Lenin disapproves Trotzky's public prominence and his foreign policy, which Lenin believes conflicts with Soviet aims. The Helsingfors Huvudsinasbladet correspondent reports tension growing daily.
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Stockholm
Lenine
Texan Safe in Atlantic Port After Hit by Convoying Ship
The Hawaiian-American steamship Texan arrived safely at an Atlantic port under its own power after being struck on the port side by a convoying vessel during a sea call last Monday. Water-light bulkheads limited flooding. several compartments took on water but no crew injuries were reported. The Texan entered harbor slowly, was taken in charge by coastwise craft, and will be drydocked for repairs.
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Atlantic
Texan
Nora
Carl
Those Fit Are to Remain in the Service
Washington January 13. Replying to Governor Edge of New Jersey, Secretary Baker says no discrimination has been made against guard officers. The department will send abroad only officers who are fit and professionally capable, with tests applied to regular army, national army, and reserves. Governor Edge expresses satisfaction with the explanation.
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Washington
Edge
New Jersey
Baker
National Army
Dge
Secrvtary
German View of American Army Refutes Large Frontline Force
Berlin notes secretary Baker told a congressional committee the United States cannot spare 1.5 million troops for frontiers and overseas duties. The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung says America has an army in France mainly woodcutters and railway workers, with few divisions staying behind for coastal and political duties. It claims the U.S. could field at most 400,000 to 500,000 for European battlefields. Also mentions Tenderfoot and Cozy screenings at the Cozy theater.
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Hongon
Baker
Nordeutsche Allgemeine Zeiting
Berlin
Prange
France
Mr. Baker
United States
Gamiy Ual
Tt United
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