Clinton Jones With U S Engineers in France
A letter from J Clinton Jones of Ogden describes life with the 21st Engineers in France during World War I. He mentions rationing concerns, conditions aboard trains, U boats near the Atlantic coast, and the mood among Utah volunteers. He notes bread, water, and coffee, Army coffee, and reflects on rumor-driven days at the front. He signs as J Clinton Jones Co A 21st Engineers Light Tank Company American Expeditionary Forces via New York.
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Wooh
Walle
J. Clinton Jones
Ogden
Serio
France
Anninuers
Young Jones
Utah Canatrugtion Company
Amaribes
New York
Chicago
U.S
Walter
Atlantic
Weber County
Toit
Mimara
Tomiage Barry
Co. A
American Expeditionary Forces
Indies of the White Rose club meeting noted
Society notes detail the Indies of the White Rose club gathering at Mrs. Mabel Perrin’s home on Thursday afternoon July 25. Also reported are a soldier leaving Ogden for Fort Riley, a Pocatello marriage announcement, a Salt Lake City groom, and a farewell party at 304 Washington Avenue with many attendees and entertainment.
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White Rome Club
The
Indies of the
White Rose Club
Mabel Perrin
Reventeents Street
Belval- Ron
Washington Avenue
Arafer
Mula
Trey Young
Bar
Tuckson
Aline Johnes
Andrew Vandentters
Pic
Louis
Sateen
Francea Maran
Mary Woolml
Yank Wenlher
Veilie Weber
Wei Hy Quarler
Alvin Dolinarmen Menor
Axel Ny- Vanstiowell
Lalea
Arthers
Ghia
Tae Arty
Crichtlow pleased with France and war voyage
Marcus J. Critchlow writes from a camp in Praire to Mrs Wo Critchlow describing daily life aboard a ship in this war era. He details duties as a lookout, meals, watches, weather changes, and letters from London Dublin and Cork. He mentions companions from Utah, longing to return home, and notes on the German U boat camouflage tactic observed by Allied destroyers.
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Marcus J. Critchlow
Iroat
J. Critchlow
Praire
Holter
Nyn
Veal
Alwys
Ashing
London
Dublin
Cork
England
Wales
Ireland
Ogden
Mac
Dad Ein
Unie
OQ. C. Jahmison
Salt Lakke City
Wid. Howell
Salt Lake City
Ebert Cox
Price
George Fulmer
Lfor
Desultory Bombing by Airmen Described in June Report
A German correspondent details the perilous task of desultory bombing by a two-man bomber team. As searchlights sweep the sky, the observer signals two bombs to be released, while shells burst and red tracer flares illuminate the night, and the aircraft retreats only to return for another run on the target area.
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Franco
Associated Press
Werewall
Fme
Methruslahia
Filer
Negroes Called Into the Army Amid Racial Tensions
Fragmentary wartime note reports Negroes being called into military service amid controversy. The text mentions general military service and references a train route and historical context, with garbled phrases reflecting propaganda and unclear dates.
Democrats Meet to Name Ticket at Saratoga Rally
A fragmented Saratoga event details Democrats selecting a ticket on April 2, with references to leaders William Church Osborn and other figures. The text mentions campaign aims, party sections, and internal roles as delegates and officers prepare for the nominating process.
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Saratoga
William Church Osborn
Spectron Asinine
Anip
Drainage project notes and scattered dialogue fragment
Partial OCR text references a drainage system for Wyoming and a project discussion. The excerpt mixes technical notes with fragmented dialogue about family matters and personal exchanges, yielding no clear event or outcome.
Irish Farmers Fail to Enlist in Land Purchase Struggle
A correspondence piece argues that under the Purchase Act Irish tenants face a political struggle as Parliament holds £100,000,000 for land purchase. The writer claims landlords collect rents and warn tenants to maintain ownership against what he calls a planned agrarian overhaul. The piece questions whether a Parliament burdened by war debts can protect a "mere class" of proprietors.
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Thiblin
Wf Tie Mrinted Press
Iriah
Girasatt
Warnetutiments
Mir
tiGay
Ireland
Wien
Ireland Faces Food and Land Tension Amid War Debates
Dublin reports show Irish farmers debating land tenure as May temper rises in England. A Dublin lawyer cited Sinn Fein leaders discussing Irish peasantry while Germans win could shift land control, undermining British authority. Ireland shipped substantial food to Britain in 1917, reflecting its agricultural role despite wartime strain.
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England
Standish O'Grady
Dublin
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Te Treland
Dubln
Ireland
Great Britain
Irish Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
United Mangan
Steamer May Be U Boat Victim
An Atlantic port reported a steam vessel possibly sunk by a U boat. A Belgian relief steamer near the scene indicated the vessel had four masts and was last seen heading westward. The captain believed the ship lay submerged and confirmed German submarine activity in the area.
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Goushern
Allike Vet
Pheer
Bat Shortage Overcome With Factory Output In France
Special correspondence reports a shortage of bats in France among American Indians and others. The VM and MLO work to accelerate supply by routing shipments, while frontline troops note scarce resources affecting operations.
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OYORK
Mark
Xanin
Dal
VY. Mlo. A
France
Turntun Wal & Bal
Inside to America Aid Boosts French Factory Output
The text notes two French factories employing 120 workers turning material for constriction to relieve bat famine. One factory aided soldiers by producing chocolate, with warehouses and large trucks collecting material for Y M C A centers. As additional troops arrive, operations expand to meet demand.
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America
IM. C. A
France
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Tilly
Tay
Taree
Ie Metso
Ana Apecel
Orenvay
Pesgate
Tian Nivstet
Message on Railroad Wages and Patriotism in 1918 Speech
Mr McAdon argues wage policy must be public funded and fair to satisfy workers. He defends the Rankin commission report on railroad wages and conditions, noting a decision due on the 24th, urging workers to accept it like patriots and return to their jobs.
Stettinius and Staff Arrive Safely in Europe
Edward R. Stettinius and accompanying staff arrived in Europe in a secure deployment as part of a broad U.S. diplomatic mission. A general survey overview noted preparatory indications guiding American officials and personnel in the region.
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Stettinius
Europe
Wasilengton
Edward R. Stettinius
Taker
Max
Stettinive Wilnake
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Hermitage
Rippie
St. 1 Heaves
William Driver
Sam
Fort Tiltey
Mansas
Signal Corps
Air
Ellen S. Reeves
Pocatello
Mabel Stackworth
Pocatella
Dao
Mr Wind
S. He
CW. Rhees
Pleasant View
Vertu
Arthur Hunt
Arection
Utah
Great Salt Lake Oil and Gay Company
Atul
Fhent
Balt Disko City
M. L. Critchlow
Unaat
Capurin
Sigmaring
Voss Electric
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Washington
Amt
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Wyoming
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Civisan
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