Children Day at First Presbyterian Church Highlights
The First Presbyterian Church held a morning children day program with bright decorations of wildflowers and canyons flowers. Officers Willan G. Hockfellow Franklin C. Osgood Mrs William Loyd and Miss Pearl Lcroft led the event with Miss Becroft contributing to flowers and practice. Recitations songs and an oration by Raymond Williams featured amid student performances by Irma James Georgia Narber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Bunday School
Mies Hecroft
Hese
Willan G. Hockfellow
Franklin C. Osgood
Mra
William Loyd
Bong
Irma James
Georgia Narber
Ertay
Rore Asull
Bong Mosemary Barber
Elasa
Dilly Johnson
Louise Tichanteon
Cuiernties - Gates
Alien Enemies Need Permits to Enter Ogden District
The article notes that alien enemies including Germans Austrians Hungarians Bulgarians and Turks must obtain special permits from U S government officers to enter Ogden business districts or within a half mile of the state armory on Twenty fourth Street near Lincoln. The barred zone includes most of the business district railroad yards depots and parts of the residential area. Even aliens living there must secure permits to maintain residence. The alien enemy population is reportedly very low and many residents in the zone are Greek Italian or other non allied groups.
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United States
Irving
Ogden
State Armory
Twenty-fourth Atrert
Lincoln
Southern Pacific
Union Depot
Naturalizatiog
Reeks
Fauthert Gorops
Craira
The Limberlost and Other Children's Films at Weekly Benefit
The advertisement describes children's features in past tense: Freckles and Mars Animal Metures for kiddies, Pathe'n Weekly June Festival Benefit. Tuesday showed Jeory Walthall in A Saint's Adventure about a minister's crusade of the Shame. Wednesday and Thursday featured St. R. Warner in The Danger Trail. Friday and Saturday showed Fannie Ward in an unwritten harrowing presentation. The Indianapolis Star notes a playful exchange over a monument inscription about peace in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Jeory Walthall
St. R. Warner
Fannie Ward
Ogden Horse Market Sees Heavy Government Purchases
Ogden emerges as a major horse market with heavy buys by U S troops and allied forces for Europe. The Ogden Horse Sales Company anticipates contracts after June 5 and bids from the northern district, Fort Keough Montana, as horse sales center shifts toward Ogden Miles City markets for army needs.
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Ogden
Ogden Horse Hales Company
United States
Fort Keough
Mont. Ogden
Iclude
Eden
United Biatra
Europe
Fort ‘Keourh
Miles’ Chy
Mont
Cavalry at Brigham to be inspected Thursday
June 4 Utah Army inspector Colonel J C Waterman will visit Brigham City to inspect the local cavalry troop for acceptance. The inspection starts at 7 p m at the Academy. The unit recently overrecruited to about 110 men across Brigham City and surrounding locales including River Near, Mantua, Wellsville, Portage and Tremonton with many listed names in the muster.
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Brigham City
J.C. Waterman
Utah District
United States Army
Thurs
Academy
Muate
River
Leland J. Anderson
Arthur B. Hansen
Ernest J. Huggins
Delos Lawln
Noland V. Peterson
Frodsham
Alyfred Hansen
Johon Hansen
Lawrence A. Hansen
Wilford Kendrick Nen
Noy Holland
Omer Holmgren
Parley Jeppson
Fred J. Jensen
Aaron T. Jeppson
Rufus J. Jeppson
Wayne
Christian Westergard
Clarence E. Whitaker
Raphael W. Wilson
John
Wright
Willant—. J. Dragger
Walter Fine
Ernest D. Mubbard
Clrton Jeppson
Chris N. Rendall
A. J. Mathvon
CL. Pettingill
Floyd Perry
W. Pettingill
Den
Stark
Geo. N. Smith
Filjah Tams
Lyman T. Wells
John Woodland
A. Woodyatt
Corinne—Hirand Chane
Melvin Owens
Fielding
James de Ashcroft
Holbrook
Marinus
Nelson Honerville
Joseph G. Wheatley
Mantua
A. H. Bowlby
Ernest A. Jensen
Leht Jensen
Ernest I Johnson
Mency C. Johnsen
Arnold M. Nelson
Tenus F. Nelson
Verry
Grant Solton
Portage
Isaac
Allen
Franklin
Warris
Sami J. Kemp
Tresannton
Oscar Peterson
Wellsville
Norman J. Allen
Announcement on Registration and Draft Exemption
A damaged wartime notice discusses registration procedures and draft exemptions. It notes questions for central authorities and the need to estimate those claiming exemption, with guidance that the exemption process remains open to all who seek it. It mentions sources for information and clarifies how answers affect exemptions.
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Ahem
War of minds centered in universities and labs
Dr. G. Stanley Hall, Clark University professor and president, declares the war’s pivotal battles are fought in universities and laboratories across Europe and America. He contrasts military leaders with Wright brothers, Marconi, and Simon Lake, noting their influence on wartime research.
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G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Marne
Arras
Verdun
Europe
America
Joffre
Hindenburg
Jellicoe
Wright Brothers
Marconi
Simon Lake
Brigham City Plans Evening Celebration Tomorrow
Brigham City residents will gather at the courthouse steps at 5 p.m. for a staged celebration under the Hox Elder troop. The program includes talks by Judge J. H Call, Homer Solmeren, and Mon. Fred J. Hotton, a military band, troop drills, and song numbers followed by a theatre and concert at the Alta theatre.
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Brigham City
Pot Cavalry
Court House
Muale
Aong
Homer
Solmeren
Rong
Sammy
Fred J. Hotton
Alta Theatre
Husband devotion noted in terse transcript exchange
A fragment from a transcript shows two women praising their spouses for anticipating needs. One quotes a husband who is described as very devoted, while the other mentions a husband who travels to Rich to ask for something, then leaves abruptly. The context remains unclear.
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Nilna
Tostae
Trial Delayed As Juror Gosling Forwards Absence
In the case State versus Charles J. Freeman a juror, Charles J. Gosling, was called to California by his wife’s illness. Judge Arthur E. Dratt postponed the trial and will impanel a new jury on June 1. Freeman’s attorney W Hal Farr declined to state tactics, citing potential legal complications from Gosling’s absence. Freeman faces grand larceny charges for allegedly taking a substantial sum from an elderly man.
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Charles J. Gosling
Charles J. Freeman
Caliifornia
Arthur E. Dratt
W. Hal Farr
Freeman
Gosling
Mercantile Marine Earnings Reported for 1916 in Hoboken
The International Mercantile Marine earned about 26.3 million dollars in the calendar year 1916, per an official estimate at the annual meeting in Hoboken. P A 8 Franklin, president, notes this equals 51.23 dollars per share on preferred stock and highlights 13,158,1 60 or 2 a share in 1915.
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New York
Internaonal Mercantile Marine
Hoboken
P. A
Franklin
One Hundred Men to Be Sworn in Under Sheriff Peterson
Weber county authorities plan to enroll one hundred Home Guards as deputy sheriffs to enforce the national army laws and keep peace. About half will be paid for the day, the rest on standby for instant service. enrollment tonight at the armory after a noon decision by county commissioners.
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Neden
Weber County
Maine
Comormally
Peterson
Charles Vi. Barton
Fetereon
Sand
Court House
Dahbs
Tate
City Commission
Gafety
Tlamey
Richey
Trnnerver
Young Maf
City Recorder
Orden
Clip Recorder
Ogden
Officers Ordered to Training Camp at Fort Des Moines
June 4 Colonel G C Mallow of the Thirty-seventh Infantry has been ordered to Fort Des Moines to command the training camp for officers. Major C F Cain, acting of the Thirty-seventh, who has been a military instructor at the University of Whensin, is also ordered to Fort Des Moines.
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Cincago
G, C Mallow
UW. 8
Infantry
Fort Des Molten
Negly Canllates
Commissons
C.F. Cain
Akto
Thirtyseventh
University of Whensin
Fort Des Moines
Japanese Create Great Commission Proposal in Empire
The text describes a proposed Japanese national commission under Emperor Yoohibio to oversee a comprehensive national collection on disease. It names cabinet members political leaders and other prominent figures as potential commissioners. The item also briefly mentions a method involving white soap added to water for freshness.
Surviving Widows Estate Tax Dispute In Weber County
The Utah case challenges inheritance tax on Drigham M Robinson estate seeking to restore the widow’s exemption portion. Auditor D O Larson and Attorney General Shields filed a petition in Weber County District Court asking for a $200 difference, from $163.12 to $343.12, arguing the widow’s portion was misapplied. The case raises legal questions affecting larger estates and tests the interpretation of the inheritance tax law as issued by Judge N J Tierta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coed
Bate
D. O. Larson
Altomey General Shields
District Court
Weber County
Drigham M. Robinson
Judea N. J. Tiaerta
Card of thanks for Thomas Fagan by Margaret Van Ness and daughter
The family thanks neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of their father Thomas Fagan. They wish the same kindness to others in sorrow. Signed by Mrs. Margaret Van Ness and daughter. Includes an unrelated inserted quotation from a Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Thomas Fagan
Margaret van Ness
Engineer Frank Fagan
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