Attempted arson at Ogden sparks national security fears
A chaotic plot in Ogden involved a box of oil soaked waste from the Farrell Movin and Flour yard set to ignite on a railroad line. George Faulkner, aided by officers, stopped further fires and traced the material to Journal boxes, with investigators naming possible foreign saboteurs and outlining potential industrial plant damage.
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van Mincax
George Faulkner
Wallavenue
Eliza Minder
Farrell Movin & Flour Company
Fawkner
Mitao
Frithier
Farrell Grain & Flower Coarmain
Syphera
Nvidenea
United States
Cierny Ag
Weserv
Industri Recklon Botoe
Forest Fire Aid Urgently Requested as Burns Threaten Montana
A large forest fire near Montana's border with Missouri prompts district forester L. Fe. Knelon to call six forest men into readiness for northern crews. Officials fear the situation may worsen and stress the need to mobilize resources from District No. 4 while Idaho also faces a potential blast.
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Montana
Missouris
Marrlet
L. FE. Knelon
District No. 1
Arction
Idaho
Supt J H Dodds Leaves Ogden for California
Supt J H Dodds of the Ogden Universal Railway and Depot company has been granted six months leave of absence and has departed for California to seek recovery from ill health. An appointment for his successor was not announced. Dodds’s son arrived from Texas and another relative had been in Dothed for schooling. Dodds died weeks ago after an operation.
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J. IL. Dodds
Ogden Unlott Railway & Depot Company
California
Daddy
Sh E. Dodds
Texas
Blade
Tie
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Dodds
Subscribed Stamps and Names From Local Registers
Fragmentary OCR lists appeared names and places with stamps and subscriptions. The text mentions individuals such as Dewenty Evght, Thellean Veto, Hage Calin, Prt Pog Ud Wise, Tombrasumi, Santorst, TWAT Va, Mite Gear, Adumer Wiake Nadinn, and others including J. Cooper TL. CL Waele and Hayle Pernt Wo Cuiden Te Mere.
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Ayan Bate Emery
Lael
Pood
Mrawning
Brewer
Walla
Skavea
J. Th. Cooper
CL Waele
Jera
Sparkie Cu
Hayle Pernt
Vanier Chak Nati
Banke
Five Mexicans Held On Charges At Salt Lake
Five Mexican men were arrested for immigration law violations and held for hearing. Deputies Wootton and Geiger reported the group was detained. among them is a man identified with a wife and infant. The exact charges and background remain unclear in the fragmented report.
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Sulake
Firegoria Santiagy
Ice cream trade hit by sugar order impact
A disrupted sugar order hit ice cream vendors and candy makers, with soft drink producers reporting reduced sugar use and diners encountering altered menus. Industry leaders faced higher costs and adjustments as sugar restrictions spread through dining cars and restaurants.
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Noumga
Alicea Po
Gyden
Ogden Educator Wins Red Cross Service Award
Ogden High School teacher Miss Wailing receives praise for joining Red Cross auxiliary work while aiding in hospital, with weekly recitals and students showing strong care and understanding. Her colleagues and friends commend her dedication and community service.
Harold Johnson to join Fourth Engineers farewell party
The Johnson family held a farewell for Harold Johnson as he departs for Camp Sue to join the Fourth Engineers. He studied at the University of Utah, earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, and has worked in electrical engineering and sales management at Utah refining and the Ogden branch, transitioning from traffic management at Salt Lake City.
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Johnson
Wiehone
A. J. Johne
Wml
Joleen
University At
Utalh
Adsa
General Electric
Utah Off Lefining Company
Lis Qgden
Salt Litke
Walter C. Dalton
Ogden
Camp Kearny
Dinin City
Kirkendall
Array
More Orders for Peas Received Amid War Time Shortages
A garbled dispatch reports increased orders for peas amid wartime shortages. The text mentions government actions, shipments valued around 5000 dollars, and plans affecting camps near Onak, Seattle, Camp Lovis, and Los Angeles. It references shortages, imports, and government measures without coherent detail.
Volunteer fitness test note with unclear names
Fragmentary OCR text describes volunteers and a fitness style test or selection, mentioning places and people in garbled form. It references possible dates, locations, and group names but is too corrupted to identify concrete facts or events.
Ogden High School offers wireless and radio work course
At Ogden High School a new wireless and radio class led by Prof Alonzo Barrett Harrett is expanding to five evenings weekly. Twenty two boys currently enroll with plans to train more for Army service, offering instructions aligned to Harvard tech and government courses. Barrett, a Harvard science graduate, aims to enroll many more students.
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Alonzo Harrett
Ogden
Signal Corps
Ima
Signal Corps Aman
Barrett
Niel
Abbott Gilck
Biers
Suscoe Gwilliam
Carl “Olmer
Stanley D. Thomas
Tilker Willis
Ttarrell
Radio Syerk
Barreth
Government Trails
Casualty List Washington War Casualties by Name and Rank
The army casualty list today reports fifty five killed or wounded across various causes. Names include Cook Walter J and Privates Guet Anikewich Hamjhainek Mieh. Wounded severely include Sergeants Guide castigilione Ray A. Wood and Private Elmor 4. Chatham. Died of wounds and accidents list multiple individuals with states and hometowns such as Augusta Ga Highlands Md New Orleans La and more.
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Washington
Walter J
Taylor
Aderscot
Alexander E. Vau
Traine
New Orleans
James 17
Doott
Montclair
NOD
Warry
Parker
Salisbury Mal
Jol
Craw
Naleigh
N. T
Brove O. Stubbiefield
Rosenborg
Tex
William W. White
Freughjlon
Mich
Frank
Boston
Maes
Iesie KE
Yayes
Pamaford
Pex
Clare Jence
Mt. Hirskett
Center
The
Ioorgan T. Holiiald
Trantport
Trolsaple
Cilective
Portage
Wis
McGhraw
Estraila Avenue
Angeles
Cal
Raphael Paonc
Miaaie
Prisoner List Messy OCR Reads Like Roster From Town
Fragmentary OCR shows numerous names and places including Scranton Philadelphia Seattle and New Haven. The scattered entries list soldiers, privates, and inmates with multiple misspellings and unclear affiliations across states and cities.
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Ttawa
Genn
William J. Pugh
Scranton
Brackfin LLC
Ote
Coatesville
Pas
Joseph Stiiiling
Ha Uyu
Vincent Super
Bay Ci Mich
John Talleson
Waldron
Ark
Edward J. Townsend
Danville
Ale
Laird A. Wray
Tenth Avenue
Seattle
Missidg
Chiporula
W. Chitty
New Hapgran
Conn
Franklin
J. Daahunt
Joseph Sabatini
Brooklyn
N. Yui Bugler
Joseph MelNamara
New Haven
Leon S. Dernard
Hopkintan
Richard A. Drigitman
Providence
Bernard T. Lynch
John HT. McCartin
Crow
Edward A. Olsen
Diristal
Con
James E. Pitachelli
Dawbucket, Jr
Clarence Tl. Riedle
Deserters Cross Marne Due To Ill Treatment
An Associated Press report says two French deserters crossed American lines at the Marne saying they fled the war due to mistreatment by officers and the rigid discipline. One man, a former merchant, and the other a farmer detailed harsh conditions and spoke of congealed weapons and fatigue from long service.
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Associated, Press
Marne
Fragmentary historical line reads tied down with ninety ages
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a phrase about being tied down with ninety ages, lacking clear context or identifying details to specify person, place, or event. The readable portion suggests a historical or rhetorical expression without definite facts.
Americans After the Marne See German View on U.S. Troops
An Allied report quotes a German intelligence assessment on American fighting ability. It calls the American division an attacking force that has not yet been tested, notes Americans handle positions poorly explained, and praises their stamina and foreign origins. The report says Americans aim to aid allies but carry overseas debt and shows a stubborn resolve. It also mentions that most Americans are of foreign extraction and labels some as Semi Americans with strong spirit. An unrelated joke about car pricing is included.
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Associated Press
Marne
Repor
Alan
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