British Troops Break German Lines at Fricourt and Montauban
Reports from France detail British forces surging through Fricourt after heavy bombardment and briefly storming Fricourt wood. German defenders fought to the death as Montauban and Mametz ground were seized. British casualties not disclosed. crowds welcomed wounded at Charing Cross later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frith
France
London
Thereferejoiclog
Somme
Fricoust
Matselg
Montauban
Fricourt Wood
la Baiselle
Frkcourt
Hahsume
Tuw Teen
Bat
Anera
Vielors
Dritioh
Thierval Most Kallsatty
Guna
Fricourt
Lay
Yrater
Montabian
Mametz
Border Command To Be Divided
Washington reports division of border command along the Mezi Fan border reducing the southern department under General Funston and creating a New Mexico department under General Perphing, with Arizona added to the revised border command. Funston’s plan aims to improve efficiency if Mexican operations expand, with further reshuffles under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bessean
War Department
Southern Department
Funston
Cosal
Fl Paso
Department of
New Mexico
Perphing
Arizona
Gepert Ten
California
Stata’ Iine
Petshive
Mexico
War Department Publicity Bureau
Jenior
Leonard Wood
Cantema
J. Franklin Bell
Western
Thames
Harry
Central
Hugh L. Scott
Tasker H. Moan
Stainant
Hin
George W. Goethals
San Antonio
Texas
Department
Funston Sugcestal
Elaso
el Paso
Pershing
Unn
Geowral Puneton
Nouth
Klendler
Tershing
Department of New Mexico
Wershing
Telor
Mosley Wit
Hla
Impressed with Ogden's scenery and industry turmoil
OGDEN Utah—Warne Hansen, manager of Willa A Digem Ltd, a maker of augerware and cutlery, speaks of regional prosperity yet notes rising prices. He describes Ogden as a bustling hub with strong metal trades demand and plans a large advertising push with Frank W. Matthews to boost the company’s image and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erente
Utah
Aus
Warne
Hans Fell
Willa A.digem, Ltd
Telp Ue
Salt Lake
Gota San Branetees
Ogden
Wille Ta
Divorce case flagrant abuse alleged by Arnoldina Van Emmerick
Arnoldina Van Emmerick accuses her husband W Jacobus Van Emmerick of violent acts and threats including pushing from bed assault on her mouth with a poker and dumping ink and washing materials over her. She claims poisoning attempts and bodily harm amid dispute over control and property. her maiden name Cornella Deaselar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jacobus van Emmerick
Arnoldina van Emmerick
van Bomerick
Arnoldins Cornella Deaselar
Belgians Gain in East Africa
Havre dispatch reports substantial progress by Belgian troops in German East Africa. General Townbar notes continued advance, crossing river lines, capturing Mara Mule on June 24 and taking prisoners and a convoy. Storehouses near Lake Tanganyika yielded munitions, while Kiteca and Bisramulo act as strategic pivots in the pursuit along the Kagera and Kagura regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ularamule
Keladachima
Lake Tanganyika
Olem
Kiteca
Witch
Socialists Demand Troops Withdraw Post Rally
New York July 3 The National Executive Committee of the Socialist Labour Party sent a protest to President Wilson demanding the withdrawal of all American troops from destroyers. The protest followed the party's semi annual meeting where an antimilitarist movement was launched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Socialist Labor Party
Construction work progresses on Oxden Packing expansion
Construction on flat units for the Oxden Packing and Provisions company addition is under way with the goal of completing the tank house and power plant soon. Foundations for the cold storage section are finished and walls rise on the main floor. Structural work on the tank house should finish by July, after which older structures will be removed and work begins on the fourth unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxden Packing & Provisions Company
Peattas
Saxon Six Sets Record on 200 Mile Auto Run
W W Martin drove the Saxon Six on a 200 mile test route through Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, and Utah counties, completing 14 hours of operation with only one stop for road repairs. The car averaged about 2 1/2 miles per hour on a country and city road run, using a single gallon of fuel for 23 1/2 miles, climbing Salt Lake’s main street in high gear at 20 mph. The outing, including detours to Provo, Ogden Canyon, and Brigham City, demonstrated strong stamina and economy, with no mechanical trouble and the hood undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Martin
Weber Auto Company
Washington Avenue
Weber
Davis
Salt Lake
Utah
Riverdale
Osten Canyon Divide
Provo
Salt Lake City
Ogden Canyon
Hunteriic
Brigham City
Hot Springs
Martin
Guests praised Canyon visit by Ogden greeters
A special Bamberger car from East Lake City carried 176 hospitality promoters, the Greeters of America, to Ogden. Hotel managers welcomed them at the Reed, guiding them through Ogden canyon to see the falls. Notables included E. E. Pitts, W. Warner, and many others from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberger
Orden
East Lake City
United States
America
Harry Beckett
Ben Hales
Reed Hotel
Deckett
Atte Stadle
Bodell
Ogden Canyon
Twenty-fifth Street
Oxdeo
Opden
Tiarry F. Goetz
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Wash
Extensive List of Names and Cities in Newspaper Notice
A long OCR read includes numerous individuals and spouses from cities such as Galesburg Denver Detroit Salt Lake Madison Des Moines Spokane Portland Ogden and others. The fragment also mentions newspaper representatives and several married pairs with initials and partial names.
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Sid H. Strong
Galesburg
Harry Brown
Denver
J. Ll. Molhorn
Myra
John T. Faxon
Detroit
O. H. Edwants
Butte
John McQolffin
W.T. Parris
Seattle
Ray Watson
Rochester
Minn
Will D. Ahearn
Great Falla
Non
J. Acomb
Salt Lake
Bte
Ars
Oh Ramey
Sra
O. A. Dusenberry
N. Rinett
Dag Diggerty
Great Falls
Mont
Frank Browning
Bird
Canaday
H. F. Goetz
Spokane
F. A. Lowe
Bir
V. BL
Madison
Reno
W. F. Meks
Des Motors
Loute Aber
Oakland
Loughborough
G. Hancock
Mose King
Williamy E. Coulam
Leola’ J. Ho
Moberly
J. R. Dumont
Kansas City
Otto Tt. Maas
Sho Falls
Almo’ Simmons
Balt Lake
Margaret Groesbers
Sirs
Floyd Griffin
Deadoles
Paul John Jensen
George W. Thorne
Seale
R. D. West
Thomas R. Jackson
San Diego
Cal
Albert J
Money Pours Into Treasury From Fines
A misdemeanor court session lasted nearly two hours as the city jailer, jail staff, and several defendants faced fines. Detectives attributed 100 to recovered funds to the liquor license case of Sadie Alto and Orson Waldram, with others paying small fines for drunkenness and traffic offenses. Several suspects were arrested on Saturday night for liquor without a license and for operating an automobile without proper registration.
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J. N. Fulton
Barlow Wilson
Soule
Sadie Alto
Orson Waldram
LE Twenty-Nfth
Twenty-eifth Street
Grant Avenue
Bob Hanson
Joe Sullivan
Hi. E Richards
John Ord
B.ill
HH. C. Darla
A. E. Driscoll
J. T. Linker
Naglit
John Copenhares
Ira Dedeeksan
John Carroll
W. O'Brien
J. E. Shea
Robert Gleason
Speeding Auto Cases In Danvers Reported
Bam Sharman once in the telet racing circle was fined after being run down by a Motateyela Patrol man George Corey while attempting to race on a Washington avenue short line from Pocatello to Salt Lake City. He posted an $18 bond and continued toward Salt Lake City. Noy Steung, a tractor auto driver bound for Strackfont Idaho, was halted by Officer Corey on north Washington avenue near Fire Points and released after posting $15 bond.
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Bam Sharman
Telet
Qeden
Salt Lake City
Motateyela
George Corey
Attemptler
Washington
Pocatello
Balt Lake
Ifo
Carey
Bim
Corey
Fira Points
Hoe
Ogden Society Notes Mixed Guests And Travel Plans
Local society circle from Ogden Utah and nearby towns features Mrs Hillland hosting a gathering with friends and relatives, while Mr and Mrs Goodman entertain. Visitors include Miss Grace De Spain of Sandy and Mrs Spencer. Residents and guests share travel plans including Rexburg departure and an auto trip to Hawthorne. Funeral attendance notes in Cincinnati relative to Frank A. Cook.
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Ogden
Grace de Spain
Sandy
Tak
BE O Spencer
Trenty-fourth Street
If, I Spencer
Biss Reta Paeyard
Jack Tackett
Oxtesterday
Hawthorne
Tvada
Nethcer
LB. Spencer
Leke
Mra
I. Spencer
Bir
Tachelt
Cincinnati
Wesley Carter
Ruby Cook
Frank A. Cook
I. A. Cook
Crowds Cheer Gen Carranza On Public Tour
Crowds cheered General Carranza as he rode through the capital on Sunday with staff, viewing all areas and greeting residents including the poor. He passed 72 lines of marching men and boys as volunteers step forward for wartime service, and public mood grows more optimistic as railroad traffic resumes at the northern frontier.
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Ranza
United States
Nesteady
Fragmentary Telephony Exchange in Jester Tale
A garbled OCR passage depicts a puzzled caller and a maid answering a telephone. The muffled dialogue shows confusion over identity, with lines like Who is this and I don’t know who it is. The fragment hints at a comic or domestic scene without clear context or resolution.
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William S. Hart
Northwest
Indiana
Hart
AN Ryan
Keystone
Ogden Theatre
Hodarich
Ine
Nome Point
Tandon
Srntah Front
Dyance
Charing Cross
Red Cross
Border Command
Bell
J. A Hogle
Vath Ave
East Africa
Bisramulo
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Aris
TEL Men
Canyon
Ogden Wells
Kuhn
Los Angeles
Tennons
Our Republic
Berthens
Alps
Yellowstone Park
Beckett and
Hales
E. BE. Pitts
E. E. Pitts
Mich
W. 3. Warner
Warmer
Dad Fisher
Atlanta, Ga
Mark Eliza
Atlanta
James D. Willne
Ma. J. 5
Sate Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kahn, Belt Lake; F.C. Sencett
Tulsa
Ohla
W. Dy Hyan
Taulus
Okla
Peoria
Mise Lydia Kabler
Peona
Werble
M. P. Tkaaca
W. I. Kleeberger
Kansas
General Pershing
Geert Vielsoe
Trea
Oracle Theatre
Harry Carter and
Lois Wilson
Hulda
ITO cI Treasury
Danvers
Ped
Hillland
Mae Ey
Nev
Atic
Laya
Mrv
Bfl Fay
Prensuy
Jones
Albert Goodman
Marian
Sim
Toruthan Jones
Ely
Kirk Martin
Aesistant
Nov
National Bank
Bas Tetrand
Mae Ower
Chas
Sullivan
Mra. Ell
Rexburg
Yesteriday
Daniel A. Wyne
Nexbors
Idaho
Mertha Wheelwright
Wynn
Salt Lake Temple
GEN
Carranza
Mexico City
Iellel
Thack
Coeela Jegteler
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