Soldier Boys Reject German Made Canyon Postcards
Canteen officials at Ret tress wrestle with embarrassment as about 400 postcard cards bearing a view of the Ogden canyon printed in Germany are found issued to soldiers. Cards were mailed back from DeKalb Wisconsin to Ogden canteen with an underline note and the line “Printed in Germany.” Captain McIntosh in charge with Mrs Wherry and others removing the offensive cards, about 300 remaining, to be destroyed.
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Canyon
Gerirarius
Ogden
Sulders
Ogden Canteen
Magde On
Iseiall Byoe
Mig
Vo Mcintosh
S.W. Wherry
Thompson Corn
Helen Ges
Frank Glick
Former congressman Howell dies suddenly at Logan home
Joseph Howell, longtime U S representative and public servant from Utah, died at his Logan home after a sudden heart event. Born February 10, 1898, Howell served fourteen years in Congress and held state offices before his death, leaving a widow and six daughters among his survivors. His passing shocks friends and prompts condolences from officials and citizens alike.
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Logan
Tin Howell
Brighant
Reese Howell
Opden
Marek
United States
Aravell
Mary Act
Civic
State Senate
Cache Valley
Ian Howell
Tegan
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Cas Jonen
Lowell
Ish Lake
Satter Mor Howel
Bialheas
Teese Veil
Weelle M. Glowell
Lome True Cannon
Sal Laker
Priston D
Richarda
Salt Lake
Dire
Jona O. Stoddard
San Diego
Lagoon cancels dance postponement announced by manager Christensen
Manager Christensen of the Lagoon announces a rescheduled continuous dance program postponed from Tuesday night due to the 145th Artillery Band concert. The event is set for Friday evening with Witwell's Jazz Band at the Caden Municipal Band providing the music and an excellent program promised.
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the Lagoon
Witwell
Caden Municipal
Sears Evans burial service set after funeral Saturday
The son of Joseph and Norma Sears Evans, Sears Evans, will be buried Saturday after noon following funeral services at the Twelfth ward meeting house with Bishop Thomas B. Wheelwright officiating. The casket will be open at the home 291 Tyler Avenue in the Pyalay area Saturday from eight to one p.m. Interment will be at Ogden City Cemetery.
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Sears Evans
Joseph
Norma Sears Evans
Twelfth Ward
Thomas B. Wheelwright
Tyler Avenue
Gea
Talerment
Ogden City Cemetery
American Relay Team Wins 800 Meter Race
An American relay team defeated Hallan and Drush winners in an 800 meter race at the international games. The winning quartet consisted of Aron, Cong, Irvine and Sylver.
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Tone
Hallan
Drush
Hell
Aron
Cong
Irvine
Syivver
Novel scheme aids Red Cross in Sal? Lare City
July saw Wind Power and Light Company workers at a Me substation devise a novel plan to support the Red Cross. With spare time and patriotism, they bought an electric knitting machine and donated power free of charge. They are sending about 115 pairs of socks weekly to Red Cross headquarters.
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Sal
Lare City
Ema
Wind Power and Light Company
Red Cross
Costa
Red Crosa Beall
Red Cros
Women pledge boycott of German goods in solidarity effort
Honolulu reports women vow a perpetual boycott of all made in Germany products until assurances that German treatment of captured American soldiers improves. The appeal, from the Berkeley based League for the Protection of American Privileges in Germany, drew immediate public support. Funeral notices note Van Alen service in the Masonic Temple, with interment in Ogden. Pingrey dies after pneumonia following a surgery. Wilson funeral held at Larkin Chapel with music and relatives listed.
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Honolulu
Germany
Baile
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Mshop Restarlek
League
Berkeley
Cal
van Alen
Wwilliam van Alen
Masonic Temple
Weber Loder
Ogden
Gore presses veto clash during brief congressional session
Senator Gore of Oklahoma reiterated his opposition to President Wilsons veto on the government wheat guarantee as a routine midweek meeting ran a few minutes into the afternoon. Royal C. Johnson of Aberdeen, South Dakota, a second lieutenant, has landed in France per a cablegram received in Washington.
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Wast
Ib Rothe
Congress
Gare
Oklahoma
Wile’ Non
Royal C. Johnson
France
Washington
Aberdeen
DICKERSON GOING ABROAD
NEW YORK July 18 E W Dicker son former president of the Western Baseball league, which disbanded two weeks ago, sailed abroad as a secretary of the Knights of Columbus war organization, and led the Classified Ads.
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Dickerson
New York
Western Baseball League
Steins
Knights of Columbus War Organization
Red-Headed Boy Escapes With Handbag In Wary Chase
A red headed boy fled with a handbag after snatching it from a woman outside a West street theater area. Police pursued, but the thief vanished in the crowd leaving the victim distressed and without the bag’s contents.
Card of Thanks Amidst Gratitude and Memory
Undated misread text expresses heartfelt thanks to those who offered aid and support during a time of illness and loss. Mentions gratitude to family, friends, and neighbors for prayers and assistance.
Water case in town court sues over irrigation water
In a city court proceeding, Amox Nabinsen faces charges of diverting irrigation water. Judge George Narker and Justen of the peace preside as Willard Crugun testifies as the complainant, alleging water theft from a ditch intended for Orange land.
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Amox Nabinsen
Sean Weguin
Connelly
Judea George
Narker Eling Justen
Willard Crugun
Thabinson
Maccabees Schedule Special Meeting Friday Evening
A special meeting of the Maccabees is set for next Friday at 4 o'clock at 60 OP. Tall, things of temperance are on the agenda with De. 38 M. and J. Warris to act as officers. L. J. Pauly, Commander, and J. I. Warris, R.K. 6872, announce the gathering.
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Clork
Hanchelt
L. J. Paiuly
Warris
Increase of $10 in Salary Asked for Deputy Clerk
At a city commission meeting City Steward Wyn Critchlaw Sr recommended raising the salary of Deputy Recorder Helen Hhorle to $10 a month starting July 1. He told commissioners the present pay was inadequate and that her faithful and devoted service warranted compensation despite greater duties.
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Wyn Critchlaw
Misa Helen Hhorle
Criterlow
Keeming
American aviators rescue crew of British seaplane in North Sea
An American air crew aboard a U S aviation service seaplane helped rescue the British seaplane crew after a clash with German aircraft over the North Sea. The rescue plane, flown by Ensigns Benjamin Lea and J Schieffelin, pursued the Germans, forced a maneuver, and returned with the survivors after a crash.
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North Sea
Cenjamin Lea Pad
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Treas
Tie
Coanl
Oficer
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Eloay
List Ney
Dane Gerais
Crashed Seaplane Crew Rescued Amid Frontline Action
An improvised rescue near a crashed seaplane precedes details of German offensives and American aviation operations. Reports describe a tense search along the horizon, recovery of four men, and subsequent patrols as Allied forces harass enemy movements. The piece notes French artillery and air activity on the French front with observers reporting men and horses among the casualties.
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B&t
Baerine
Brel
Varlk
Almod
Quentin
Cihlou
Regain Ground On Marne Front
Allied reports say German gains halted on the Marne front as French and Allied forces break several enemy counterattacks west of Rheims. British and French units maintain a defensive line along the river bank, allowing reorganized infantry to resist further advances.
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All
Une Front
Ely Atenchs
Rheims
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American advances and prisoner reports from new offensive
Washington dispatches report Allied and American forces pressing the counter offensive with French units. Many prisoners taken and war material captured. no comment on Japan. Officials say time ripe for public announcement amid Sibersian developments and pending events.
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Gonnpiad
Pershing
Makerweld
Newenapor
Tokio
Japan
United
Markets Rally In Early Trading Across Sizable Gains
New York July 18 reading stacks climbed in the first hour with gains in steel, rail and financials. United States Steel led a broad advance as Rand readings and Union Pacific posted strength alongside foreign bonds and commodities. Livestock and grain quotes showed firm to steady demand with cattle and hogs trading higher at Ogden yard.
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Sumatra
Petraloumn
Marine Preferred
Clemer
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Polita Nleher
Palning
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Canadian Pacific
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Vcyeyer
American Gar & Foundry
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American Po & Pesy
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Rees
Gubt & W
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Ohin Betlchem Steel
Esees & OD
MEL & At
Chleaeo
Vierevee Chine Capaer
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Marine
International
Louteville & Nashvi Maxwell
Miawi
Mighynde Steck
Iron & Steal
Southern
Ratina
Stulebaker
Alenpointen
Querlan American Zinc, Lead & Bolt Us
Superior - Aon
Gala, Petroleum
Menta Power Shattuck
Arizona
Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Report Affects Furnished Prices
Chicago prices rose sharply on abundant offerings amid Garaliney dynamics and late selling pressure. Wheat soybeans and corn showed fluctuations with August and September futures moving, while Kansas City and Omaha livestock receipts varied and cattle and hog markets showed mixed gains to declines. Weather reports from Canada added independent strength to grains with exporters selling and prices advancing overall.
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Garalinesy
Canaibit
Allids
Sido Net
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