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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1917

Page

9

Dye and chemical works eyed for Ogden plant

Salt Lake businessman Charles E Allen joined Mr Bushman to promote a fast color spray dyeing process. They claim Utah has needed coal tar dyes and raw materials for dyes, with plans to build a National Dye and Chemical Company in Ogden. Financing from major Salt Lake banks sought. 1,000,000 shares planned at 14 each.

Bushmog Ibis Moralog Charles E. Allen Salt Lake Allen Ogden Publicity Bureau Mr. Allen America United States Gonda Coaltar Uz. Allen Germany Hug Sartun Dyy Utah Trushman Bren Allan Balt Lake Hey Busaman Tushman Ruahman Allen Tha Momine Publicty Bureau Oxdeo Capiteliets Trask National Dye and Chemical Company Bushman Reneral Ogden Formaland Berow

Fining Cyclists for Sidewalk Riding and Other Court Briefs

Four more violators of sidewalk bicycle riding faced Judge Barker and were fined two dollars each as the court presses to end sidewalk riding. Jack McKinnon, linked to a recent incident with a Ford delivery vehicle, was fined five dollars or five days for reckless speed. One offender of city peace was fined ten days or ten dollars for disturbance and resisting arrest while intoxicated. Frances L. Mounds was fined 299 dollars or ten days for selling Aquar with underage persons.

Barker Jack McKinnon Jaye Orwsboya Selp Une Frances L. Mounds

Card of Thanks for aid after death of loved one

Family expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who aided during our hour of grief after the passing of our son. Special thanks to speakers singers and all who gave offerings. Signed by Mrs J. R. Wurdock and family at 274.

Mra J. RB Wurdock

IWW Map Plots Crop Attacks Across South Dakota

Regular army officers report IWW radicals in South Dakota possess maps of key agricultural districts and have placed agents to launch simultaneous attacks on crops this season. Local authorities were briefed in Sioux Falls on July 6 and warned of coordinated actions planned statewide.

Sioux Falls South Dakota

Women Overworked In U S Bureau Provoked by Rankin Protest

Washington July 6 Secretary McAdoo appointed a committee to investigate alleged compulsory overwork of women in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving following Representative Jeanette Rankin of Montana. Director Ralph of the Bureau contends conditions among the workers are good and their pay is fair, though extra labor is required for war demands and liberty bonds.

Washington Jeanette Rankin Montana McAdoo Burrau Ralpy

Military critic argues US to add numbers and logistics in war

Copenhagen dispatch reports Captain Won Balemann of the Berlin Vonstache Zeitung asserts American forces will lack brilliance and leadership compared to French and German troops, but will contribute in sheer numbers and mechanized power. He predicts American and British contributions will matter mainly in manpower and materiel, not in halting the western front before submarines force a decisive move.

Copenhagen Won Balemann Vonstache Zeitung Berlin America von Balemang Asaures Great Britain Von

Reichstag Opens With Speech On War Aims And Peace

Terlin July 6 reports the Reichstag opened with a president reading a speech urging that war drags on to destroy Germany and its allies while the enemies seek disruption and ruin. The speaker warned of misery and distress unless peace is accepted and praised the emperor’s resolve to defend Germany at any cost.

Terlin Amsterdan Reichstag Germany Ciagnanimoue Praca Williams Allien Relbatag

Seven more slackers sentenced for draft defiance in Freeport

Freeport Wisconsin July 6 seven more slackers defying the federal registration law were sentenced to a year and a day in the Chicago hour of correction by Federal Judge Kent A W Mountain Landis. Similar cases set prior. They will serve beard labor and be subject to the draft on release.

Freeport Hackford Chicago Hour of Kent AW Mountain Landis Beard Labor

Child Reported Missing After Interurban Train Ride

Mable Pele, 10, vanished after allegedly boarding an interurban train from Trerion to Salt Lake City to visit relatives. Police alerted along the line to locate the girl who has not been heard from since the late night departure. Parents await news of her safe return.

Mable Pele Trerion Sden Salt Lake Unic Worf

Flour Mill Project Under Way in Ogden Area

Flour mill valued at about 325 000 dollars is being erected at Ogden under West Ogden Milling and Elevator. Headed by Wilde Alvord and partners, the mill will have 160 barrel daily capacity and four concrete elevators storing 29000 bushels of wheat. Machinery sourced from the east, plans emphasize weevil protection, and trackage secured from the Ogden yards. W N Witte will manage operations and oversee four previous mills in Brigham City and Corlaar.

Faye Fa Wee Lane T. Alvord B. Alvord Lave & Fore Ogden Yards West Ogden Milling & Elevator Company W. N. Witte Brigham Ciy and Corlaar

New Peace Offer Expected From German Chancellor

A Central News dispatch from The Hague reports that German Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg will deliver a Reichstag speech likely to outline new peace declarations addressing Russia and the Entente. The speech may be delivered tomorrow and may affect support for a new war loan, with Copenhagen noting party alignment to the debate.

London von Bethmeon-Hollmer Reichstag Copenhazen Reichatag Sochallats

Germans Arrested in New York for alleged Nazi ties

Agents of the government arrested two German nationals in New York on July 6. One is said to have served as a paymaster for the German party in the United States and the other is alleged to have been connected with Captain Franz von Papen. The arrests follow investigations linked to Nazi activities and past incidents at the German embassy in Washington.

Plana National Army Cal Tease W. Littel Quartermaster Corps Littel Council of Nations Washington Higse New York Department of Jactica Nar Syateta Franz von Paper

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