Miller Leaves Salt Lake in Trouble Over Registration
John Miller, a German enemy alien registered at Anti Lake, was arrested in Ogden for lacking a required endorsement on his registration card. He claimed he left Salt Lake without permission, worked on a Southern Pacific Lids crew in Nevada, and sought a job when detained. He criticized current policy and said his brothers fought for Germany, while he wished for one country to rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Anti Lake
Bay
Polles
Cony
Milnler
Aboud
Lower Twenty Fifth Street
A. B. Jensen
Southern Pacific Lids
Nevada
Salty Lake
Salt Lake
Ogden
Ondarze Card Ag Pyronitsee
Bridge Gang
Murulyg Miller
Germany
United States
Jug Pot
Hils
Sale Amstier
Sioux City paving inspected by Stillwell
Secretary O J Bulwell of the On den Publicity bureau returned from Sioux City after studying pavement material with a view to recommend options for a proposed north Washington overpass. Engineer Joseph Teney and Long, union cement official, accompanied him. Stillwell brought a ten pound sample showing red quartzite and cement pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Bulwell
Onden Publicity Bureau
Sioux City
North Washington
Bthlywell
BH. IL
Long
Rand
Union Portland Cement Company
Joseph Teney
Ety
Chiccago
Milesmikee
Sillwell
Sloux
Stilwell
Count von Hertling Recovers From Illness In July
Count von Hertling German Imperial chancellor has fully recovered from his indisposition after medical care. The July report notes his condition improved at Mainz and he is now in good health, resuming official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Her
Count von Hertling
Minln Headusuchers
Induction Records From Local Draft Board
The local draft board lists William Alfred Ringel and Lidia Estrada as accepted for service with assignments to general military duty. Several others are named as rejected or deferred, with indications of forthcoming inductions and camp placements on specified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alfred Ringel
Eden Rouintrant
Wey
Virgin de Unita
Staval Et Norge
We Ball Luke
Lidia Estrada
Gamp Lewis
Serviey
Onde
Cha Examhiting
Battery 8 Boys Departing for the Front
A terse wartime message notes Battery 8 boys are leaving for overseas duty. It mentions Craig Kearny Imma Mathry and West of Battery I, Lith Sielt Library, with Mrs West awaiting arrival in Ogden from California. Mrs West is the wife of Deputy Sheriff Charles Pincock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery I
Overseas
Muly
Weat
Sherif Charles Pincock
West Ia
Ogden
California
Boys of 1218 Class May Volunteer for Service
The draft board announced May volunteers from class 1218 for service at Camp Fremont. About 491% registrants face no compulsory call while willing youths may volunteer and be placed in order of their eligibility number. Early August call timing noted with Kerrick listed as the first to volunteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Chatroan A
Heywood
City
Farly-Aye Tien Ara
Pnslgn Kerrick
Ogden Optle- Jo
Wis the Firel
New Trial Denied for Mooney by California Supreme Court
San Francisco officials report the California Supreme Court denied a new trial for Mooney in a case tied to a bomb explosion. The ruling leaves Mooney's fate set, with preliminary orders confirming the death sentence and execution plans at San Quentin State Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California Supreme Court
J. Montez
San Quentin
Vgptel
Mooney
Stephens
G. Nekeensie
F.c
Swedes Not Fooled by German Claims Says Stockholm Press
A Stockholm oriented dispatch via Ottawa reports that Swedish press remains skeptical of German claims. Dagens Nyheter counters German recrossing claims and notes Allied counteroffensive momentum continues, while German explanations are seen as abortive justifications. The Stockholm line emphasizes defense adjustments and ongoing Allied strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londos
Ottawa
Stockholm
Fiay
Sweden
Dagens Nyhetee
Mitks
Aail
Derlin
Cannnot
Nnbody
Miss Helen M. Conrady Dies in Holy Cross Hospital
Miss Helen M Conrady a nurse from Ogden died at Holy Cross hospital at Suit Like after several weeks of infection contracted while serving at Ogden. She was twenty five, daughter of Annie Conroy and John Conroy, educated at Sacred Heart Academy and Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake, and practiced nursing in Ogden and Salt Lake. She is survived by her father three sisters and two brothers. May Conroy is in New York. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Conroy
Ogden
Sacred Heart Academy
Holy Greas Hospital
Holy Cross Hospital
Suit Like
Annie Conroy
Jefferson
Hoemie
Johe Conroy
Coneray
Bpital
Three Waters
May Conroy
Sab . Henartugent
W. T. Wright & Sons Company
Amua Conroy
Kiulileen Conroy
Jack Conroy
Railroad
Miks May
Five Young Men Set to Leave for Army Service
Five recruits from Camp Kearns join the local U. B. army station as destined to depart. Names listed include Harry F. Malone Leon Musted John Mitchell Roseau B. White Tous Boyle Fred Cradford William A. Eckersley Stehmond Utah Owen Bobnell Dur tin N. Wheeler and Thomas Teeder, with corps assignments noted for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginh Pield Artillery
Kearns
U. B
Harry F. Malone
Quincy Vende
Leon
Musted
Pwenty- Third Slreat
John &. Mitchell
Waslington Avenue
Roseau B. White
Twenty Seventh Street
Tous . Boyle
Adams Avenue
Fred. Cradford
Corinne
Jwillim A. Eckersley
Stehmond Utah
Owen Bobnell
Quartermnster
Durtin N. Wheeler
Thomas 7. Teeder
Alrot
Signal Corps
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden City and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices from Ogden and nearby communities record the deaths of Hugh Sears, Florence Senpersony, Tom Elwin Jones, Neil Waters, and John Rafferty. Services included church rites, music by local groups, and interment at local cemeteries. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, siblings, and in some cases, foreign-service connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FS. Wright Sohaven Devine
Mies Florence
Taleran
Oxden
Keithes I. Beans
Hart Plays Strong Role in Shark Monroe at the Alhambra
Hart delivers a commanding performance in Shark Monroe at the Alhambra theater. The show draws strong crowds with a dramatic plot, striking set pieces, and notable support from the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Shark Monroe
Alhambra
Ogden City to draft sixteen colored men for service
Ogden Ar calls sixteen colored men from Ogden City and two from Weber County to report for training at Camp Lewin after August 1. The men, all from color registrant lists, will enter colored units and be selected from class one. The effort marks the first color draft call issued locally amid growing enlistment interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ogden City
Weber
Lewiin
Royal Purple Club Meeting and Local Visits Noted
Community notices record the Royal Purple Club meeting set for 8 o'clock at Mrs. Elin Mitchells home 370 Twenty uid street with members reminded to register. Various visits include Mrs. Kennin Farley of Los Angeles staying in Ogden with relatives and Joseph Bates returning from Leadville Colorado after a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Purple Glub
Royal Pyrple Club
Elin Mitchell
Uid Street
Los Angeles
Kennin Farley
Cal
Arthur Aud Huth
Ogden
Farley
Sadin Wort
Grant Avenue
BE. Richards
Twenty-seventh Street
Colorado
Joseph
Bates
Associated Press
Leadville
Colo
Gates
Dave B. Cashmore
Sero Lily ‘Thimble Club
Sarah Drysdale
Quincy Avenue
Service stations mislead public charges FTC complaint
The federal trade commission charged the lighting firms and several sellers with deceptive advertising and price practices in the service station sector. The complaint targets Ire and Rubber company and linked auto parts and maintenance firms for misrepresenting services and maintaining prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Ire and Rubber Company
Palateaint
Ey Vy Wil Nest
Unis Inptkoda
Harzing
Commission
Price Mainkenaner
New York
Krypmeds Sates Company
M. Merry Seed Company
Dern
French Cross Road North of Villemontoire at Soissons
French forces report crossing the Soissons Chateau Thierry road north of Villemontoire near Buzancy and Vil lemontoire while Ubis road remains in view. The front west of Soissons shows no change as Germans offer stiff resistance and withdrawal costs loom amid ongoing heavy fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Suly 22
Pasing
Soissons
Soessnons-Chateau Thierry
Villemontoire
Ruzancy
Temps
Soissons Ared
Viliemnntaire
Buzancy
Viliemontoira
Soissons-Chateau Thierry
Aled
Ubis
Liem
Qwn
Americans Cut Railroad On Aisne Marne Front
Allied forces have severed a narrow gauge railway to Chateau Thierry near the Aisne Marne front. German efforts to shore up exposed flanks south of Suippes fail as American units and allies press the pounding operation, preventing German waterway movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisne-Marne
Associated Press
Suissons
Aliens Take Control of U.S. Metal Firms in War Mobilization
ABHINGTON July 22 A Mitch ell Palper alien property custodian announced taking over the operations of L Vagristelo Co and Sonnheimer Co and other German owned metal interests in New York City. The combined assets exceed 14 million dollars, with implications for copper aluminum zinc and other metals. Palper claimed control ends German influence in U S metal markets and American directors will run the properties for the alien property custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abhington
A. Mitchell Palper
L. Vagristelo. & Co, Fur
Deer, Sonnheimer & Co., Inc
New York City
Palmer Fala
Beer, Sondheimer & Co
L. Vogelstein & Co
Palmercrald
Gesselehatt
Apiorican Molala Company
United States
Germany
F. Stallforth
Stallforth & Co
Lerhed
Vogelstein & Co
Teer
Sandheimer & Co
Sach
Palmer
United Bales
World Markets Report From New York
Markets opened with mixed activity as investors weighed Allied forces progress. Sumatra rose on dividend news. industrial alcohol gained. United States Steel slipped then recovered. bonds held steady amid cautious trading as reports influenced sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sumatra
Arcohal
United States
Grain and Livestock Markets Mixed Across Regions
Reports from ONAIA Nebraska Kansas City and Chicago detail mixed movements in grains and livestock. Prices shift with cattle and hog receipts, with readings showing higher hogs in some markets and steady to firmer cattle while lambs and sheep see varied bids.
Chicago Corn Market Moves On Opening Weakness
Chicago reports show corn futures sliding after initial declines from heavy receipts and bearish crop conditions. Oats followed with smaller gains, while livestock prices at Ogden yards reflect steady to higher values for cattle hogs and sheep. Indy sports figure James Corbett taps Cobb and Mathawson to manage all star teams for ten cities and a major athletic tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fle
Stahs
Indianapolis
Indl
Tssus Cobb
Christy Mathawson Havs
James J. Corbete
Thve
International Patriatic Athletic Association
Mr. Corbett
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SIOUX
Stillnell
Utah Tire Repair Company
K. E. Smith
Mgr
Wash, Ave
Hermitage
Wen
Marne
Helen M. Conrady
Tranes
Enid
W. Jones
Peel
Cigden City Cemetery
Rafferty
John Rafferty
Wes
Jon Genta
Secon Rekenr
Mah
Hafferty
Tlawshirte
Jlomiecrow
Jamar Fidnena
Monroe
Ogden AR
Qogoen
Kaysville
John Burlon
Timely
Kaysir
Rachel Miinsell
Evanston
Nellin Harvey
Biss
Loretta Thrones
Springer
Srithsobian Business College
Spoknan
Leavenworth
Wash
Mra
Springer Tas
Elven Wm Nonnr
Cornell Hedternan
William Pricn
Camp Lewis
Agnes Mollerto
Jackson Avenue
Ulisses Moliecup
Laura Mabiles
Texas
Tha Ryoning
Riter
Misges Jane Kinnes
Lian Roskow
Edith Darow
Edith Culture
Ia. Carroll
Toda
Martha Stitt
Misa Martha Sitt
Mr. Ruker
Hert 1Mler
John Munford
Chistlit
Pachiker
Wera
Arilla Newton
Gladys Larsen
Vera Johnsen
Plorenca Hill
Ada
Mead
Wetal Priges
W. S. Hart
Vitagraph Comedy
William S. Part
Tures
Earth
Reading
New Haven
Moon
Omaha Livestock
Onaia
Nebr
Lowe
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wavy
Hutchers
United States Bureau of Market
Idahos
Jaa Chucago
LOY Hom
Ogden Livestock Union
Onsen
Albania
Italy
Lona
Serbia
Pibra
Tskoruza
Greece
Janina
Berat
Avlons
Pramco-Satan
Skumbi
Meni
Globe Tires
Mason Tires
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