Ogden City Firemen Association 10 Holds Election
Ogden City Firemen Association 10 plans its annual meeting at the Central station on Friday evening February 8 to elect officers. Chief Gunga Graves serves as president and Onpinia N J Hinton as secretary, with a roster of twenty one members and a relief fund built from dues and private gifts from local firms.
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Tha. Ogden City Firemen
Hellas
Otticera
Tha Cartral Station
Gunga A. Graves
Onpinia N
Hinton
Hamilton
Navy
Department
W. J. Moyer
N. J. Hinton
HH. Ward- Teigh
Ogden
City’s Relief Association
State Association
Amercan Can Company
Continental OM Company
Atayor
Pass Am Annan
Scretary
Paul Lamar Sentenced by Judge in Municipal Court
Paul Lamar, charged with violating city anti-liquor law, was found guilty by Judge Paul Lamar in municipal court. George S. Barker fined the defendant $209 with a default sentence of 120 days in jail. Lamar, a waiter at a tower street restaurant, was reportedly identified by marked dollars used to purchase whiskey.
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Paul Lamar
Jery Verdier
George S. Barker
Lamar
O. T. Mollman
Willian Chappell
Aficera
Stina
Freight Yard Offices to House Large Force of Yardmen
Renovation plans at the old freight house near the viaduct will convert the building north of the viaduct into multiple offices for about ten yard workers. JL Hantz will head the principal office with assistants, while a potential relocation west of Union Station may centralize operations. Estimated total spending near $400,000 covers yard improvements and track extensions.
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GLO
Berau
Pacific-Southern Pacific
Osten Vinton Railway & Depot Company
Tto
Hantz
Ton
Union Station
Terminal Company
Makers of ho cer row and salt lake cider roundup
Salt Lake and Dox Rider county authorities have begun rounding up apparent dispensers of bird cider after city arrests. In Ogden, analysis showed elder with 2.93 percent alcohol, fitting contraband provisions. Judge Barker urged further investigation into elder’s origin and distribution from Tremonton to Ogden.
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Salt Lake
Dox Rider
Acrils
Ogden
Salt Lak City
George Shorten
Georgi $. Barker
Edidore
Shorton
Mwoicipal
Willian L Blaylock in England on way to France
Letter from Private Willian Lt Blaylock of the American Expeditionary Force in England describes censored mail, longing for home, and the hard travel experience. He notes snow, different streets, and the hope of a Christmas payday while awaiting orders. He signs as ICS typed Private Willian Lt Blaylock of the Infantry Hint Division.
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GF. Blaylock
North Opden
Willian J. Glaylock
England
Saya
Johnny
Mr. Whale
Stett Homencul
Hope Vary
ICS
Willian
Blaylock
Cosie Infantry
Berlin denies Goeben destroyed claim disputed by admiralty
Berlin states Goeben was not destroyed and the navy reports deny a British claim that the Turkish cruiser Sultan Höwaz, formerly German, was wrecked en route to the Darian coast. The denial follows earlier accusations of a stranded vessel amid heavy weather and confirms ongoing naval operations between U and Paris forces.
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Belin
Jno
London
Ukuish
Sultan Grawaz Sellm
War Dept seeks lumbermen and road builders for France
Urgent call for experienced men 18 to 41 to enlist under special conditions. Major C. F. Clarke, chief of engineers, must approve. Recruits sent to France promptly to supply 2000 lumbermen and 4000 road builders for the Twentieth Engineers regiment. Jobs include lumbering, road construction, and camp maintenance with skilled machinists and repair crews in war camps.
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Inmundiate
Bergfor
France
Milan
C. F. Clarke
War Department
Washington, DC
Tientleth
Nlap
Waosle
Milla
Lo Mle
All National League All Star Team Planned
New York Jan 23 an All National team selection based on official records for at least 50 games positions includes top stars. Grover Alexander leads as premier pitcher with innings pitched and low baserunners. Killifer as catcher, Kenne- ty and Chase top at first base, Groh leads at third with .635, Zimmerman close behind.
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New York
Grover Alexander
Philadelphia
Alexander
Bis
Boxunn
Ilyila Territt
Schupp
Schoeider
Cincinoat
Viniehn
Chicago
Clare Comparriors
Alexanders
Killifer
Battery
Anid
Chicago Nationals
Aitcher
Ravides
Gonralee
Br Jaule
Wine
Cincinnati
Kenptehy
Toston
Chase
Zack Guardian
Miree Patgia
Kanetehy
Boston
Rawlings
Culshaw
Rooklyn
Lovie
Cutshaw
Boyle
Groh
Cincinnagi
Marhin
Ilo
Zimmerman
Thintees
Z2mmeringn
Tsuets
Wrights Corset Sale Unforeseen Yet Remarkable Prices
Wrights offers Gossard Corsets at unprecedented sale prices due to unusual market conditions. Regularly priced up to 20.00, items list from 16.00 down to 1.65 with multiple small sizes and a few remainder items. Stock is limited and an early inspection is urged to capture the values.
Baseball Star Hornsby Dominates 1917 Batting Averages
The article notes Hornsby of St. Louis leads with a 633 grand average for 1917, hitting 327 and fielding 939, while Fletcher of New York, Olson of Brooklyn, and Maranville of Boston follow closely. Roush, Wheat, and Kauff headline the outfield trio, with Burns, Cary, and Neale also ranking high but unable to overtake the top three.
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Groh
Sesson
Hornsby
St. Louie
Ifele
Fletcher
New York
Olson
Brooklyn
Maranville
Boston
Fietchr
Roush
Cincinnas
Wheat
Kauff
Burns
Cary
Pittsburg
Neale
Cincinnati
Reuah
Katt
Cafeteria Luncheon by Lincoln Circle No 2 Ladies
Lincoln Circle No 2 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will hold a cafeteria luncheon in the basement of the Methodist church on Thursday January 24 from 11 40 to 2 30. The menu features chicken and dumplings roast beef brown gravy brown bread baked beans mashed potatoes peas fruit salad cabbage salad tea rolls and whipped cream with cake and mince pie optional. TeA rolls and water will be served. The event is advertised as a community sale.
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Lincoln Circle
Not Guilty On Assault Charge In Local Trial
Rubin proprietor of a lore on Twenty Mth street was found not guilty of larceny and battery after a trial in myalielpab court. Barnett Menzel, 18, testified to the alleged strike at the front door with officers Devily Sheriffs William Brown and J. E. Gelzer corroborating. The defendant claimed the injury was from a triklister and an older shoulder injury.
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Rubin
Reports Tie Strikes Abroad to Austria Crisis
Washington reports growing anti war strikes in Austria and other German states. Officials say evidence supports claims of increasing unrest and economic strain, with Hungary faring better and Berlin delaying Hertling speech amid political pressure.
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Washington
Austria
London
Cermnny
von Hertling
Berlin
Bor
State Department
Hungary
Varwaerts
Russia
Loay
Germany urges Austrian ally to stand with her in talks
Fragmentary text shows Germany seeking unity with Austria to confront Russia. It mentions positioning beside the Austrian ally, pursuing negotiations with Russia, and presenting honest alignment with Russia while rejecting indemnities. The garbled lines obscure names, dates, and exact actors.
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Germany
Gtmany
Russia
Daily Expenditure Figures Released by British Chancellor
Andrew Cesar Law, chancellor of the exchequer, announced in the Commons that the seven days ending January 14 showed a daily rational expenditure average of 27/0 1000. The report notes an increase in married women joining the industry since the previous period.
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London
Andrew Cesar Law
Home of Commons
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Col. Hudson
Ogden Motor Car Company
Ogden City Firemen Association
Kolt
Gaelee Auto & Electric Supply Co
HO Cer
Wi. L. Blaylock
Goeben
Wright
Wee
Camp Podge
Ty, Jom
Monia
Wayne Lovell
Flintington
W. Va
Base Hospital Medical Establishment
Jackie
Sattertie
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