Local notices and personals span Ogden area times
A mixed page item list includes appointments to the National Association of Newspaper Men, relocation of Lewie Jewelry, ship and military movement notes for Emerald Davis and Raymond Wilson, a new dwelling permit on Harrison Avenue, a photo studio update, travel home reports, and local forester activity. The clippings mention Mrs Davin in Ogden, Star Brand leather goods, and aviation service enlistment for Charles OConnor, with various town notices and ads.
Jews Executed for Hiding Grain Command in Kherson
July reports from Washington describe executions of Jews in Kherson for concealing grain. The dispatch notes authorities punished peasants involved, with German forces cited in Finland and a note on state department concerns amid unrest.
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Washington
Joseph PD
Metachlan
Kherson
Denver
Keveril Rain
Gail
Maden
Wnt
State Department
Ab Prices
I -Inwleh
Khereon Hare
Horn
Gom
Finland
Mem
Sugar allotments to be further reduced
Ogden reports treasury and Sugar company official Front Taylor returned to duties to extend his position indefinitely. He warned of tighter sugar controls and broader shortages as government plans to prioritize military needs unfold, with Army support and civilian impact highlighted amid limited supply and rising restrictions.
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America
Frant G. Taylor
Daden
Barigg
Abarnce
United
Taylor
Plana
Ile
Gedo Niin
Aruntel
Ogden
Rita Wolmient
Randy Fartories
Ogdenite
Washington
Germany and Belgium stand in postwar security talks
In July Amsterdam a German official urged guarantees against use of Dul and military deployments on Belgian soil. Count von Hertzing described German aims to secure Belgium’s interests, seeking a German economic security treaty to shield Europe from England and France, while pledging future assurances.
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Amsterdam
Ugetint
Count von Tertting
Gernot
Belgium
Germany
Count von Hertzing
England
France
Gore Attacks Wilson In Senate Speech
Oklahoma Senator Gore, chair of agriculture, condemned the president’s veto and urged Congress to raise wheat prices. He argued the farm losses of 70 million dollars in 1918 justify higher support and criticized rhetoric as failing to compensate farmers.
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Gore
Oklahoma
Camipman
Sonata Agriculture
Jena
Windon
Juatlee
Oklahawa
Snaohy
Allonts
Facmerss
Neade
Navy induction trip for Ogden high school student
A Ogden high school student and family plan a short trip to Baltimore and Minneapolis before entering Navy service. Parents Mr Mrs Prod W Mewes of 218 North Washington Avenue will visit relatives, while Mrs A Cox and Mr Evans from Wilson and Idaho respectively travel for a few days. A Miss Stob Ja Ransan is noted at the county courthouse with Justice Beterson.
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Navy
Ttalph Merry
Ha Ogden Hich School
Osden
Balt Lake
At Ay
W. Mewes
North
Washington
Minneapolis
Minn
President Wilson Reviews War News At War Department
President Wilson visited the War Department to receive the latest war news while Secretary Baker reviewed reports from the front. Official dispatches lag behind the front, with details described in field messages. Three hundred enlisted men at Quantico are selected as officers in training to join Marine Corps leadership programs. Workers in Sunenectady vote to return to shops after a strike, with federal action cited as the cause of the stoppage.
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Washington
Wilson
War Department
Baker
Pt Mapatehes
Wallington
Rhe Marie
Marine Corps Officers’ Training Cam
Quantico
Fourteen Foreigners Seek U S Citizenship in Weber County
Fourteen foreign born residents of Weber County face citizenship examinations this afternoon before Judge A W Agee. Examining officer is Asin eirong. Applicants hail from Norway, Great Britain, Holland, and other nations, with names including Frithjof Webern and William Parker Sr Jr, amid a Utah Theatre program starring Emily Stevens in A Man's Word today and tomorrow.
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Weber County
United States
Asin~eirong
A. W. Agee
Wideret Court
Norway
Frithjof i. Webern
Holland
Wilhetadios
Great Urbtain
William = Hurronks
Thomas Parker, Sr
Thomaa Parker Jr
John Warker
Shacon L'Rese Jones
Alarrt Witkens
Haly
Duelo Milszgo
Decree Granted in Divorce Between Wine Knowlden and Charles A Knowlden
The district court granted divorce and custody of four minor children to Wine Knowlden from Charles A Knowlden. The decree includes $49 monthly support paid in four installments and court costs of $89 awarded to Wine.
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Charles A. Knowlden
Jimge A
Pratt
District Court
Ars
Knowlten
American Naval Men Aid British In Murman Coast
War department disclosed limited counts of American marines and bluejackets on the Murman coast near Archangel and in England. An official dispatch says allied troops will aid Russia’s rehabilitation as occupation strengthens liaison and evacuation plans, under General Foch’s coordination.
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Washington
Italy
Murman Coast
Russia
War Department
Archangel
Foch
Auproma Tammaniing
Aviators Monitor French Troop Movements Near Champagne
Paris dispatch reports French forces in Champagne pressing an attack with a diversion on the Gureq front. The blast of artillery accompanied the assault as German countermeasures faltered, with Allied troops moving along the front while observers note dramatic action and shifting lines.
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Paris
Turla
Faye
Champagne
Henen
Surprir
Willia- Caterita
Min Marie
Carle Linea
Dorris
Ovina
Marie
Ray Goddard Sends Letter On Eve Of Departure
An earnest letter from Raymond A Goddard, son of Mrs. HM Goddard of 1084 Twenty-first street, describes his experiences at Camp Merritt awaiting overseas transfer. He recalls a July visit to New York City with highlights like Woolworth Building and Brooklyn Bridge, mentions packing for deployment, and notes about 24,000 Western troops in the shipment. He expresses faith in a safe voyage home and closes with affectionate, religious undertones.
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Raymond A. Goudard
HM. Goddard
Twenty-first Street
Camp Merritt
Syfy ‘Hnle
Dent
New York City
Woolworth Building
Brooklyn Bridge
White Way
Browdway
Hudson River
Sue
Rory
Mon
Funeuftared
Mather
Society notes on Red Cross auxiliary meetings in Ogden and LA
Miriam Chapter No 14 will meet at Ogden high school Wednesday at 9 am to sew bandages and have a noon luncheon. Queen Esther Auxiliary of Eastern Star meets Tuesday in Los Angeles with all day and evening sessions planned, monthly meetings in the order. Helen and Ruth Rosecrans, Ogden, are summer guests at the Maryland apartments in Los Angeles.
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Miriam
RED Cross
Mirlany
Ogden
Queen Esther Aed Crogs
Hed Cross
Tather
Niler of Eastern Star
Los Angeles
Missea Ilelcn
Ruth Rosecrans
Maryland Apartments
Ida Seitz Married July 2 in Duluth Minn
Mise Jia Seitz a schoolteacher was married to Robert E McMurchino at Duluth Minnesota on July 2. The couple left for Chicago on their honeymoon. An at home card announced they would be at Proctor Minnesota on August 1 for friends. Mrs McMurchino and her sister Hetty Seitz attended.
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Mise Jia Seitz
jMadiven
Robert E. McMurchinoat Proctor
Mon
Mise Heck
Oaden
Duluth
Minne Eer
Chicago
Robert McMartrie
Peoctor
Minn
Agust
McMartrie
Hetsrly Senz
Belesnurss Am
Wachers Hyre
Wera
San Francisco
Gaklyhd
Arker
Sprria Federale Meriatos
Fab
French Holding By the Associated Cross Front Battles Near Dormans
France fights severe battles across a fifty mile front from Chateau Thiercy to Main de Masiges. German efforts to cross the Marne near Dormans face French counter prep with heavy artillery and armored tanks. The French commander, praised for colonial service, directs defense against eastern Champagne attack.
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France
Chateau Thiercy
Dardsnelles
Thacant
Hheima
Ener
Wilbur Radley of Roy Is Promoted
Wilbur Hadley son of Samuel Hadley of Roy is promoted after a brief regular army enlistment. He was made corporal, then promoted to sergeant of Company F Twelfth infantry at Camp Fremont California.
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Wilbur Hadley
Samuel Hadley
Roy
Twelfth Infantry
Campy Fremont
California
Answer Filed In Divorce Case Between Leah Halliday And Amelia Halliday
The district court received the answer of Leah Halliday to Amelia Halliday's divorce complaint. Halliday alleges abuse including verbal insults and threats with weapons, forbidding visits to his parents, and cites their Ogden marriage in April 1947. He claims continued support while they are separated and alleges fault in the failure to provide.
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Leah
Halliday
Amelia Halliday
Ogden
Israelites Favor Entente Nation
Washington July 15 Isrealites of Austria according to an official dispatch from Amsterdam today are showing their sympathy for the entente. The passage is quoted from the Lembourger Tage itstut We Autathat Tsraelites find our selves drawn toward the attempt to abandon our senirality and renouncing all Tights AS citizens to declare our selves on the side which uphold the Tersefites.
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Washington
Austria
Amsterdam
New Attack in Italy Expected Sparked by Front Tension
July 15 dispatch notes hints of an Austrian offensive on the Italian front per Italian communique. Cedar Rapids reports Captain Andrew C. Welgahl of Iowa University died in Iowa City from a stroke. a veteran officer had served in the Philippines.
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Paris
Italite
Cedar Rapids
Andrew C. Welgahl
Iowa University
Lows City
Hey
Verve Army
Philippines
Market summaries show mixed openings and declines abroad
New York stocks opened irregularly then fell on reports of renewed German offensives. United States Steel and others slipped. tobacco and industrials down 1 to 3 points while bonds steadied. Reports from Union Stock Yards Ogden and Kansas City list cattle and hog prices with steady to higher bids, and Chicago livestock shows strong hogs but uneven cattle demand.
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New York
United States Steel
Reading
Marine Preferred
Sumatra Tobacco
General Motore
Market swings as favorable weather trims corn prices
Chicago quotes show varied opening with August around 1597 to 16015 and September near 1591 to 1600. Markets rallied after initial declines amid tight selling pressure and stronger demand. Provisions trading stalled. week exports boosted later gains as car supplies constrain output. Omaha hogs and cattle receipts noted with mixed to lower prices and widespread declines in key categories.
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Chicago
Morc
Thousand Dollar Club Members Added and Market Totals
A listing shows new members joining the Thousand Dollar Club with additions from GF. Gimiin Blackman grit Co J. L. Carlon M. cL Virods Sales Company. The war savings stamp program remains active. Reported total around $636,000 with further gains pushing stockers and feeders to 18.00. calves to 13.50. Sheep receipts 10,200 with lambs and yearlings noted. Exchange listings include American Sugar, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific and many others.
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Union Stock Yards
Ogden
Holoxna
Kansas City
Siwy
Phousand Ko'la Club
Roany Torova
Gimiin
Blackman @ grit Co
J. L. Carlon
M. cL Virods
Turkish Attack on British Posts in Palestine Report
July 11 dispatch reports Turkish forces attacked British posts across the Jordan crossings and north of Jericho. Beersheba region fronts were restored by a counterattack by Australian and New Zealand troops. About 800 Turks captured, including 260 Germans, with 510 prisoners recaptured earlier.
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London
Palestine
Jordan
Pericho
War Office
Beitieh
Jardin
Abutellut
Jericho
German Press Doubts U S Troop Numbers in France
Berlin dispatch notes the Lokal Anzeiger questions the claim that over 1,000,000 American soldiers are in France while praising individual American soldiers but criticizing their discipline. The German press continues a campaign to belittle American military efforts.
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Amsterdam
Lokal Anzeiger
France
Revenue Bill Aims Eight Billion Dollar Increase
Washington report notes the revenue bill seeks a large eight billion dollar raise. The House committee moved the measure in executive session detailing taxes on excess profits income luxuries and new rates on essentials.
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Washington
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Branco
Tripp Photo Studio
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Union Pacific Dining Car Department
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Sraelites
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Great Northern
Twnois Central
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Kennecott Copper Louisville
Nashe Maxwell Motura
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Ray Consolidated Copper
Serene Rep. Iron & Steel
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Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper - Texas Co
Tabacci
Union Pacific
Isaegi Ieee United Clear
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Berlin
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