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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

11

Body of Jaxenh Sower Recovered From Weber River Hole

The body of 10 year old Jaxenh Edward Sower, son of Mr and Mrs Omar Sowerby, was recovered from a treacherous hole in the Weber River after searchers worked through the night. He had been swimming with companions near 8th street and was last seen submerged. Divers located him seated upright with hands raised, face framed in an attitude of prayer, and his body was brought to shore for burial preparations.

Jaxenh Edward Sowerby Omar Sowerby Grant Avepe Eveein Weber River Tr. Younuigster Ceppard Weber Tiver Rong Joseph Ind James H. Riley Georg Welch J. A. Browning

Japanese fined by police judge in local court

Hy Yompamt and two others were arrested recently and found with contraband on Grayue street. In municipal court, Giehuckes of WABANG Yomen was discharged from quarantine, while Saykay received a $10 fine paid in full.

Grayue Toto Giehuckes Wabang Yomen Saykay

Seven of eight pass military service test in county

Seven men were accepted for general military service and one rejected after examination by the medical advisory board. Lewning was rejected as unfit. The seven accepted were Henry Rasa, Cleve P. Meter Melt, Elbert Sehotsen, Delbert S. Wright, Emo Head.

Gesterdiner Lewning Henry Rasa Cleve P. Metermelt Elbert Sehoutsen Delbert 5. Wright Emo

Two Teens Caught Speeding In Ogden Police Hold

Yorn Richardson and Wayne Richards, both 17, were arrested Thursday night in Ogden for operating a motor vehicle without a chauffeur’s license. They were speeding at 47 mph near Washington avenue, driving a car owned by The Yast Service company. Police warn rapid arrests will follow violations. only the owner may operate a car as chauffeur without proper license.

Yorn Richardson Wayne Richards Northy Ogden Lcense Mey Nile Court Thes Youn Patow Aken Atrey ‘Yast Sor- Vee Poller T. E. Hrowntig Wastington Avenue Tornation Browning

Unified Pacific Lines To Double Track For War Traffic

West er in Pacific and Southern Pacific merge under one general manager to speed wartime traffic. Scott, former VP of Southern Pacific, named federal manager for both lines. Plan doubles Nevada track and triples portions of California to slash travel times from San Francisco to Reno and Sacramento corridor. Officials expect minimal changes beneath a conservative governance as schedules firm up. An Orange procession in Belfast marks anniversary amid wartime calm.

WR. Scott Southern Prestig Railroad Company Southern Pacific Lines Western Pacific San Francisco Gguen Nevada California Teno Nevada Line Wil Bey Scott Southern Pacific Western Paceltic Winnemucce Wells, Ney Nevada Territory C. M. Levey Chicago Scott Sahil Levey Baslain Here Sacramenta

Vacation Preparations At Home Offerings

Here you will find the things you need for your vacation whether at home or away plan your vacation now and get suitable outfits. A new suit for outing wear may be available along with a serge coat and extra flannel or outing trousers. The selection is described as the best offered with matching furnishings for such clothes.

Chile Refuses to Rent German Steamers

Santiago July 12 The Chilean cabinet rejected the negotiations to rent interned German steamers by the Chilean government. Washington July 12 President Wilson signed a bill imposing penalties of 300 dollars fine and six months imprisonment for unauthorized wearing of a foreign nation's military uniform. Utica program notice mentions Ethel Clayton in Whims of Society at Utsh today and tomorrow.

Santiago Chile Wilson Bill Washington Ethel Clay Utsh

Cholera Ravages Cities Amid Food Shortage

London reports a grave food shortage fueling cholera outbreaks with hundreds dying daily. A Russian wireless dispatch notes rising cholera in Petrograd alongside increasing famine and death tolls.

London Petrograd

Montana bankers blamed for dry farmer woes and credit cuts

Article reports bankers in Montana blamed for restricting credit to dry farmers amid drought and poor crop prospects. It cites government officials and local merchants noting failed market access, delayed payments, and misaligned relief, worsening farmer hardship and foreclosures.

Turkey Sends Evasive Reply To U S Over Incident

Washington reports that Turkey claims it has not yet ascertained details of a reported seizure of the American consulate and attack on an Armenian hospital in Tabriz. The United States and Sweden and Spain seek explanations, potential for war implications if Ottoman troops were involved, while Turkey says investigation is proceeding and communications with its forces in Persia are difficult.

Washington United Rkeytates Tabriz United States Morris Stockholm Foreign Office Hin Giloman Tak Persia

Five American Bombers Fail To Return In Europe

July 11 to 12 report from Washington and Berlin state five American airplanes on a bombing expedition did not return. General Pershing confirms missing machines with crews said captured. Berlin telegram via London claimed a Luftwaffe squadron intercepted near Coblenz, while American headquarters noted a raid in the Vosges with five aircraft missing and quiet elsewhere.

Washington General Pershing Terlin Fershing Amerl Jean Entirees Yeeler Gars Berlin London Bond Coblenz Vosges

Traitor Arrested in Switzerland

Paris reports Swiss authorities arrested M. Guilhaux, director of Reyun Tasmaine, on charges of involvement with French prisoners and alleged activity as a Swiss agent for the Bolshevik government. The case ties him to espionage while in Switzerland and links to anti-French networks.

Paris Ilavan Geneva M. Guelhaux Reyun Tasmaine France Tia M. Guilbaux Switzerland Russia

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