JOKN TINIMERS WA WITH THE FAMOUS HALT DIVISION
Johan Aintinery returns from France and delays in Ogden to attend his Miner al and then to Camp Lewis for processing. He served with the 346th artillery in the division and earned souvenirs from the war zone after crossing the Atlantic aboard the ship St Lenin.
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France
Johan Aintinery
Howe
Camp Lewis
Ogden
Thinmcex Wit
Glen Bros
Weattlon 15
Uchsreo Tran
346Th Artillery
Dial
Mesa Serge
Atlantic
St. Lenin
Wis
Manzel Completes Government Harness Contract Work
Charles Manzel of the Ogden policy department returned from leave to complete a government contract for heavy artillery harnesses with Read Bros. The Read company praised his cooperation after a three month assignment that required a further month. Browning, chief of police, commended Manzel for his dedication and the Read firm reported 100 percent inspection success. The Read company handles extensive wholesale and retail business in the Intermountain region.
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Charles Manzel
Ogden Policy
Abs Gener
Issidt
Read Bros. Cou Ae
Vie Saris
Ily
Alanzel
T Browning
Mangely
Prinic Manzel
Tatrahman Manzel
Pallee Browning
Vhter
Lgutenant
Quartermaster's Department
Regular Army
Manzel Passeil
Read Company
Intermountain
Uncle Sam
Local notes and obituaries from Kabon Idaho area
A fragmented community page recalls visiting relatives in Utah and Idaho, mentions a memorial poem for Corporal David Davis killed in 1918, and notes hospital stays, travel to Pocatello and Lewiston, with several residents listed and an update on Liberty Bonds pricing and a Standard three months advance offer.
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Myrtle Fonpy
Aiden
David Davia
Davia
Tiere
Eynon Davis
Legislature 6th District Consider Bank Measure
A Senate hearing features discussion on a bank measure and proposals to require all banks to join the federal reserve, with remarks from Bank Examiner Evans and support from Senator Knight. The session also outlines bills on education reform and judicial administration, noting committees and calendar movements.
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Senate
Tony
Bondo
Wy EL Dvans
Knight
Federal Reserve
Ui Reserve
Mase Educational Committee
Twin Sisters Impress As Star Swimmers In Ohio Meet
Ruth and Eleanor Smith, teen twin sisters from Columbus, wow local fans with record breaking swims at the Allegheny Mountain A A U meet. Ruth set American marks in the 190 yard back stroke and the 200 yard breaststroke, while Eleanor chased closely, shaving time and nearing world records.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ruth Smith
Ruth
Eleanor
America
Allégheny Mountain
Dorothy Thurna
Lucy Morton
England
Lnst
Winter
Alisa Morton
Greek troops occupy Turkish Thrace and theater fare
Greece consolidates control of Thrace with occupation reported by reliable sources. Nazimova film returns to Utah Theatre with showings at 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:30 and 9:30 while readers are urged to peruse classified ads.
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Thrace
Athens
Bridges Cage May Be Settled Out of Court
Plaintiff seeks 30000 dollars for a leg injury from an accident at Burley railroad yards caused by defendant's negligence. Evidence shows a possible court settlement, with a possibility of protracted proceedings until Saturday or a joint action to resolve the case out of court.
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Arthur Liday
Waki Mridges Versia
Aialgamaterdtgar
Wad Hridges
Altarnheys
Sikely
Hoon Forthy
Sugar Company
Trailroad
Burley
Idaho
New Measure 10 Validate the War Contracts debated in Senate
Washington January report on proposed measure to validate informal war contracts and billions in defense funding. Senate texted substitute measure passes House. In Seattle, federal mediator Henry M. Wahle questions the fairness of the shipyard workers vote and the overall strike referendum.
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Washington
Senate
Rowse
Seattle
Emi Eeatiet Criminzsin
Henry M. Wahle
Secretary Sees Need of Prompt Legislation
Secretary Wilson warned Congress of a critical postwar period from five to ten months after the armistice, urging prompt legislation to prevent social upheaval. He warned that forceful change and unrest could arise in cities if action is delayed, and stressed wage and price stability as essential to reindustrialize and absorb demobilized workers.
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Washington
Jen
Wilson
Congress
Becaus
Exine
New York
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Whiton
United Yistes
Department of Commerclans
R A Wells Called by Death Today
Ransom Abner Wells, a long time Ogden resident and pioneer, died this morning at his family home 234 Twenty eeet 5 t. Born in Potsdam, New York, on June 25, 1842, he was a member of the Masonic order. Funeral services will be held Sunday, time and details to be announced, under the charge of Weber Lodge A F and AM.
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Ransom Abner Wells
Ogden
Ifm
Potsdam
Andur
Weber Lodge
New Rooming House License Issued for Mrs Pryor
The city granted a rooming house license to Mrs Bessie Pryor to operate a house at 244444 Lincoln Avenue. The establishment, formerly the Angelus rooming house, received the license on the chief of police’s recommendation after owner compliance with city requirements.
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Bessie Pryor
Binroln Avenue
Angelus
Four Year Terms Proposed for County Officers Reform Session
Salt Lake and Ogden advocates press for four year county officer terms and expect a first session in Salt Lake Friday afternoon or evening. Local officials are said to plan to attend, with further reform measures reportedly to be added at the meeting.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Civil service debate for first class city police and fire departments
HAL CHASE ON TRIAL. NEW YORK. Cincinnati first baseman Julius Chase was jailed in a case tied to attempts to influence league results. Writings show officials and lawyers guarding league interests as Chase faces trial.
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Wile Isiderutias
Hal Ghase
New York
Jen
Iliul
Influenza cases reported with no deaths in latest update
The sixth day of the influenza report shows eight new cases and no deaths. Officials note stability with no fatalities tied to the outbreak as of yesterday.
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Sterday
Moose Hunting Sport of He Men Persists in Canada
The article quotes Canuck Sangster, a famed Gars ian hunter from Northwestern Quebec, arguing that moose hunting remains a central sport for strong men. It describes vast northern regions populated by moose, bears, and wild game paths, with lakes and streams rich in fish and game.
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Canuck Sangster
Sangster
Northwestern
Que
Canada
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Shola
Falla
Mra
Weber Waals
Daughyter
Thuraday
Lewiston
Wanda
My. Wools
Lagan Hospital
mMprayine No West
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Inghey Ty Ene
Pleta
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Pocatello
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Pocatell Lay
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Pocacello
Estemi Uber Theigh
Halph Ripley
Haefein Jturtland
Gregan Vewind
S.A
Nurhan Tube
Sanvdas
Merion
Son Orenle Ibaeun
Nin Fom, Washington
Dumie Babidarys
Toecatvile
Pris
Park Tusk
Etp
Liberty Bonds
Tbs
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Dern
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Southwick
Elias
Mekinge
Tiste
Nei
Melviner
Cross Dasecs
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Toan and Trust Companies
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U. TL
McKinney
Olson
House
Dallard
Snow
Bille
Labor Committee
Leon Wn
Ballard
Atate
Anstéva
H. Nl
Masters
County Commission
Mancers
Citles
Vital
Stadlatios
M.D
Miles
Biliz
Arizona
Newman
Mormon Battalion
Highwass Committee
NEW Rooming
Caruso
Nazimova
Hinich Lawl
Chase
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Ahi
League
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Wilkie
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Myorty
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