Robert Greenwell joins U S Marines from Ogden
Robert T. Greenwell, son of Mia Margaret Greenwell of 669 Twenty-third Street, has joined the United States Marines. He will depart for San Francisco tomorrow, then Mare Island for training, under Sergeant Lynne Methos. The community notes his departure will be felt by many, given his baritone voice and longtime involvement in local church and theater groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Greenwell
Mia
Margaret Greenwell
Twenty-third Street
United States Marines
San Francisco
Mare Island
Lynne Methos
Rome
Amavery Indigo Hall
Ani
Ifa Greitto
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Ska
Rovers
Balines
Alhambra
Hewitt
Women harbor draft resistors in Little Rock clash
Arrests of Nye women accused of draft resistance in Colarany county trigger expected clash among resistors state guardsmen and service men from Heber Springs. Women from nearby towns held under guard in Heber Springs as Governor Brough and Colonel Biles move to investigate the situation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Nye
Dra H Resistera
Clobarany County
Heber Springs
Fran
Fihe Wis
Sifrinens
C. 1
Brough
Leonard Biles
Sirinss Nationad Guard
Red Cross women craft leather jackets for aviators in Ogden
Ogden Red Cross members collect scraps of leather from hats, gloves, shoes, and furniture to sew aviation jackets for United States pilots. Displays at Nye store show jackets made from kid gloves, furniture scraps, and hatbands to illustrate conservation. Rev. John Edward Carver notes coats protect flyers in cold upper air, aiding pneumonia prevention.
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Ogden Women OF
RED Cross
The
Red Croas
United States
Nye Company
Washington Avanos
John Edward Carver
Weber Country
American Red Cross
Oeden
Nye
Agnes Stevens
Wrst National Dank
Four Minute Meat Luncheon At Weber Club
A noon luncheon at Weber Club held by the Four-Minute set aims to unite members for informal discussion of war related topics and club work. Dobbs presided with speeches highlighting governmental support and city services, recalling past speakers and noting ongoing efforts in national mobilization and war aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Club
Weber
Orkanizalion
Weber Chub
Dobbs
Tonseminster
Une
Thoeke
Harria
Amess DeVine
Artainie Worley
Adkin Be Peterson
Mr. Chas
Woon
Bal
Urloys
J. C. Folsom
We E
Troader
Ue An Wright
B. PL Mulls
Dagen Chez
David. Sung
Wits
Minel Pardop
Weathers
Helen
GB. Hincktey
A. Mest
Ded Abbott
Glue Hallingworth
C. T. Garver
J. BE. Carver
A. J. Dobie
Aac Maren
Pease
Bieluna
Morgan
Nartheen Gieh
S. 1
Tobe
Ehitromathas Wight
David la Stine
Chiries
Czecho-Slovaks Hold Vladivostok News Roundup
A garbled wartime dispatch notes Czecho-Slovaks holding Vladivostok amid fighting with Bolsheviks and Red Galicia forces. It mentions casualties and disorder as reports from Vinok and stdin Matthe Czvelia-Glovisks, with scattered names and unclear timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Vinok
Effy
Red Galicia
Stdin Matthe
Czvelia-Glovisks
Inet
Tony Tilodant Tventy
Ned Guard
Roosevelt's Warm Friend Dead in Canada
DhilipaWetr Th July 2. Air Chive wither, his Ramo hunter and personal fiend of 'iva dore Hoosevelt, died suddenly it Mls home at Somsnos near Victoria last night. He was sith coyeats and. Air Cihe wis a omantan fie Oe ru sh onave and was knghted be his cont ributions to Canadian literature.
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Sictore DhilipaWetr
Air Chive Wither
Ivadore Hoosevelt
Somsnos
Victoria
Air
Seaman Falls From Gangway in Dockside Incident
A seaman fell from a gangway at the dock today as waves and weather contributed to the accident. Rescue crews responded and authorities reported the incident to the port authorities for further investigation.
Patriotic Rally in Liberty Park Tomorrow Evening
A patriotic rally is planned in Liberty Park tomorrow at 7 50 p m as part of a summer series to bolster morale and keep citizens informed about wartime events. The program features Savites band selections including America march Irene clad Aloha Oe and Stars and Stripes Forever a Fourth ward quartet talk on Russia and Arthur Woolley, a national hymn of Russia and several short readings by Mrs Joseph Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savites
Irene Clad
Viola Dana Stars in Opportunity at Utah Theater
Viola Dana headlines Opportunity at the Utah theater directed by John JH. The three day engagement features Dana's blend of whimsy and pathos with athletic club comedy set in a prize fight scene. Notable New Yorkers Kale Haitian, Edward Aberns, Frank Currier, and Sally Crute appear with Miss Dana’s company.
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Viola Dana
Metro
Utah
Gossierdas
Miss Dana
Wis
John JH
Mary Willard
Miss Ma
Dana
Ganetrous
Shawn
Kale Haitian
Wallingford” Twine
Edward Aberns
High Shoes for Women in Winter Styles Amid War Limits
War era guidelines limit women's winter footwear to two browns and white with shapes and colors reflecting wartime production. Speakers at the annual shoe and weather style show discuss spring 1919 under War Industries Board rules, noting sizes restricted and new fashion constraints shaping market offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries
Fourth of July Messages Worldwide Show Belief in Freedom
Messages from Britain Italy Belgium and Singapore report world wide Fourth of July celebration and gratitude for America role in World War I. President Wilson’s address at Mount Vernon and his message to citizens are printed with praise. Rome embassy logs hundreds of tributes from publics bodies and individuals. Belgian demonstrations highlighted by officials.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Cille
Belgium
Singapore
United States
Wilson
Mount Vernon
Rome
Ambassador Page
Italy
Trand Whitlock
Tron
Havre
Advertising And Its War Relation At Convention
San Francisco July 9 Advertising and its relation to world war conditions again occupied the attention of delegates at the fourteenth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in session here. Addresses by Tralph El Merrlee federal food administrator for California and Mrs Robert J Burdette director of food conservation for the federal food administration were part of the morning program. An interdepartmental discussion program on advertising problems due to war conditions was the feature of the afternoon. Tonight an official dinner to club presidents and executives in honor of Presidents Arey and executive officers is to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Associated Advertising
F of the World
Tralph el. Merrlee
California
Robert
J. Burdette
Fou
He Bel
Hans Call Secretary Bakers Figures American Bluff
Washington July 9 publication in Swiss papers of Secre tary Baker s letter to President Wilson about American troop movement to Europe led German authorities to permit publication in Germany. A dispatch from Berne says Die Kantische Zeitung printed the letter under American bluff and commented that Baker will try to dissipate doubts about his figures though the figures are considered inflated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
Wilson
Europe
Germany
Berne
Kamische Zeltuns
Soldier Boys Leave Ogden for Camp Lewis on Special Train
Nearly eighty-one recruits will entrain at 9 p m July 26 at Ogden Union Depot for Camp Lewis. Two men from Rich and two from Morgan counties join eighty-one others to form Utah’s quota, with eastern county arch arriving 10 15 a m and departing on a separate Oregon Short Line train. No additional special trains will carry Utah’s force.
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Ogden
Camp Lewis
National Army
Union
Thursdy
Adjutant General's Office
Rich County
Morgan County
Arive
Waghtglen
Utah
Lewis
Tacoma man wins ski championship in Seattle event
Mien were held for investigation as contestants including Johnsen of Tacoma dominated the Parifi west contests at Sund heights of H oley. A Plagstad of Seattle took second with jumps of 48 and 62 feet, Hin Nelson finished third with 55 and 27 feet. Tom Shepherd of Superior, Wyn, appeared youthful but had a 83 foot jump. A tire incident affected one jump while Sean Macklay and Be Hub a Samuel Anker were also held for investigation. Deputy Will Brown led arrests. Seattle dispatch notes the Tacoma winner and ongoing inquiries.
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Johnsen
Tacoma
Sund Heights
Holey
Rainger Ualivoal Park
A. Plagstad
Seattle
Accond
Hin
Nelson
Econ
Tom Shephard
Superior
Wyn
Atlas
Imves
Shepherd
Laeo Neon
Sweetwater County
Wyomibsong
Sean Macklay
Fairfax
Wash
Samuel Anker
Will Brown
Way to Do Draft Farm Quotas Stalled by Idlers
Fragmentary wartime note argues against allowing crops to suffer during a time of mass idleness. Repeats sentiment that the path forward lies in drafting farm workers to boost harvests.
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U. S
Pernard Ridder
Linha Press
Ada
Murphy’s
Vladivostok
Roosevelt
Taerhat
Liberty Park
Viola Dana N
Opportunity
Theetre
Aset
They
Navy
Hers
France
Pershing
America
Ogden Theatre
Chile
Hans
Smith
Craven
Topline Jones
Ashwai
Udah Theatre
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