Ogden area notices mix births licenses thefts and travel updates
Random references report births and dates for Goshen and other families, wedding licenses issued by County Clerk, store relocations, meat and hosiery ads, and staff departures. A horse and buggy theft near Brigham City is noted, plus Red Cross convention travel to Denver. A small fire on Washington Avenue prompts a quick fire department response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramey
Jamia MacKay
Ogden
Margaretha Vereken
Hartlake
Thomas & Shaughnessy
Edith B. Wendell
Brigham City
Riven
Gordon N. Kimball Promoted To Rank Of Major
Judge and Mrs James N Kimball learned today their son Gordon N Kimball of the Third United States Cavalry is promoted to major in the Judge Advocate General's department of the regular army. At Fort Oglethorpe Ga the 44 year old has twenty years service and a record of gallant work. He served twenty two months in the Thirty-fifth infantry in the Philippines during the Spanish American War and the Filipino insurrection. His promotion is seen as a credit to Utah where he first enlisted in the Utah Cavalry in 18__. He is married to a Southern belle and has long resided in Dixie land. He may be sent to France for active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Kimball
Gonton M. Kimball
Third
United States Cavalry
Judge Advocate General
Regular Army
Fort Oglethorpe
Himball
Kimball
Home Guards to Meet at Armory Tonight
The Home Guards will assemble at the Armory tonight. A mis understanding about drill prompted Mejor Darion to publicly announce the gathering. The Home Guards have become a well established organization.
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Mejor Darion
Guarda
Merry go round accident injures Mrs McKnight in California
Mrs Charles J McKnight and daughter Viola return from California trip marred by an accident at Loox Beach in which Mrs McKnight’s leg was injured by a premature merry go round projection. She has been in a cast since March 38 after the incident. A second item notes London billiard champion Jones Melbourne drafted into the British army with a fourteen day delay. A house fire started in a rear room, discovered by Mrs Stevenson, houseowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Nmcknight
Viola
California
Loox Beach
Mckinleht
Orden
Marth 38
London
Jones
Melbourne Inman
Air Fights by the Americans
Summary of captors in the second half at May off Lafayette aerial squadron completed chiefly of Americans shows that during 25 patrols fifteen battles results Corporal Kenneth Marr San Francisco engaged two battles The summary mentions the decoration of Adjutant Lufbery with the military medal by the king of England Also cited meritorious conduct of Aviators Sergt Haviland Bergt Charles Johnson St Louis and Lieut William Thaw Pittsburgh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland
Charles Johnson
St. Louis
William Thaw
Pittsburg
Germans plan to take territory in Baltic provinces
A German pamphlet found in Nassau after evacuation is used by Freehmen as proof of a German plan to annex Baltic provinces. It claims the Baltic provinces are the most Germanic, with Protestant Lithuanians and Estonians and a Russian despoiled front. It envisions unity, immigration, and economic expansion under German rule amid weak infrastructure and rail links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Freehmen
Musia
Nason
Nussian Battic
Beshica
Coloos
Wurtemburg
Bavaria
Germans Attack Spanish Liner Then Papers Examined
Reports from the Ban Jose coast detail a German submarine attack on a Spanish liner named Antonio Loner. The vessel was torpedoed and shot at without warning. all shots missed. After papers were checked, the liner was allowed to proceed amidst war coverage and passenger testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Antonia
Juvenile Fine For Selling Tobacco To Minor
Jopson Street and Madison Avenue resident Munney was fined 50 dollars by Juvenile Judge Joshua Homer for selling tobacco to a minor. Probation Officer Thomas A. Shawete led the case after a suspect youth’s parents complained to Juvenile Court authorities. The police chief said the crackdown will continue as part of a broader effort to stop liquor and tobacco sales to minors.
Two Successful Bombing Raids During Night Attacks
London reports two successful bombing raids on hostile shipping at Zee brurne Monday night with many tons dropped. a hostile airplane was driven down 35 miles off shore and a kite balloon shot down as English planes returned safely. A Massachusetts labor note mentions preventing lawyers from challenging industrial wage boards set by the state minimum wage commission. The nationwide administration claims no difficulty with inhabitants long used to self government, while noting Hal tic Provinces and Maltic commerce mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zeebrurne
Massachusetts
Unima
Belgian Officials Refuse Service After German Decree
Belgian officials who stayed in France after the invasion refuse to serve under the German decrees. M Laureur, general secretary to the interior, resigns in protest. The governor general dissolves his residence, with the Naed residence treated as prison. San Francisco reports 3 219 industrial plants employing 47 635 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
France
M. Laureur
Ceneral
Interior
Maed Bie
Germany
Naed
Americans Form Volunteer Company In Pekin China
Four days after war declaration Americans in Pekin form a volunteer company and drill five times weekly under Cal W. C. Neville to serve. Notable members include Robert Gailey and Princeton figures C Huston and Robert McPire, with Y M C A work in China and American legation officials nearby.
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Pekin
China
Cal
W. C. Neville
Roasine Corps
Robert Gailey
Ruth
Princeton
Oither
Compan
C. Huston
C. Huston, Vicesconsul of the American Legation
Robert McPire
Princeton University
United Tates
Senate War Tax Bills Tangle Clarity On Rates And Exemptions
Washington June 6 Senate finance committe revises wartime tax plans. Exempts musical instruments from tax. adopts House rates on perfumes cosmetics and proprietary medicines. New tax on photographic instruments with 24 cents to 1.50 depending on price. A 4 percent retail tax on athletic goods. A graduated tax on yacht and motorboat length, with exemptions for business use or defense. Tens of thousands in tax bases and vessel length bands adjusted.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
Indians Registering In Ignacio As Draft Registration Confusion
In Ignacio Calc July 14, 14 Sodians who yesterday refused to register under the selective draft law surrendered today. A posse led by Sheriff John Alexander searched for nonregistrants. If located, he will explain the registration law to them. The men surrendered under the impression registration meant they would have to go to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignacio
Calc
Sherrif John Alexander
Toolism
France
Alaska Cable Relayed Near Sitka After Repeated Breaks
June 6 Alanta Sewani Alaska fishing vessels in Rilke and Tunear Bays hinder the Alaska cable near Sitka. Records show many breaks caused by anchors from rich halibut bank grounds. Weather minimal but storms drive ships into the line, chafing insulation and “grounds” the wire. A plan for safer routing and mushroom anchors is urged to prevent further relays.
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Sewani
Alanta
Rilke
Uncle Sama Alaska
Vt Mat
Wne
Alenal Corps
Alaska
Gahermen
Bitén
Alital
Tts
Oxden Pictures doubles capital stock at special meeting
Unanimous stockholders vote to double Oxden Pictures capital from 100000 to 206000 at Alhambra offices. Focused on Lot of the Ages with star Susan Walker and director Harry Perler, praising photography and acting. Progress report on the major film and list of subscribing stockholders and officers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxden Pictures Corporation
Alhambra
Sire Building
Albert Scowcroft
Lester Park
W. Fred Musaner
Stocktholdera
Miss Suian Walker
Jack Mower
Nelile Parker
Spaulding
Netty Mack
Frances Banson
Harry Devere
George Morrell
Wonderfully Ballette
Harry Rerler
Amore
Mim
Park
Hossner
W. I. Wattis
John Scowcroft
Matthew S. Hrosulog
BE. O. Wattis
D.C. Eeeles
Lit. Beden
Joseph Bedlen
Leater Tark
A. Tl. Heywood
James Y. Turton
W. Bred Dosaner
W. MW. Petty
Ezra Richardson
2. J.connor
W. Ft. Draney
Charles EB. Kaiser
W. C. Wright
W. F. Hosaner
R. A W. Porter
The
Oteers
Albert Reoveratt
Tornado Causes Much Destruction In Missouri
A twister struck western Toone County near Centralia injuring three people with two feared dead and wounding a dozen others. Relief work begins as farmers in Southern Gilmore, Eastern Missouri and Arkansas Valley seek aid. a new hospital is planned with farm contributions.
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Columbia
Toone
Centralia
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Fhone
Ide Tity Health Office
George W. Goshen
Nathan H. Donovan
Ralph St. Mutter
Emmett C. Harris
Thomas Clark
Lester Brown
James Dawcon
Archie W. Roxere
W. W. McMinao
Ogden Book & Curb
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Pear
Greenwell
Daniels Returna
Daniele
State Metall Merchants’ 'Association
Jag
Taleo
Grocery
Uncle Sam
Volsey C. Gonnell
Wash Ave
Red Crome
Wilani X. Men Ny
Denver
American Red Cross Assocaation
James Thomas
Parkersburg
Union Pacific Railroad
M. Hughes
Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Amretes
Calit
Dr. Whalan
Realdente Phone
Tepp
Kodak Finshing
Filma
Fco
F. Everett
Buffalo
CG. W. Lippincott
Solon Pacific Railroad
Greenell's
On & Wisht
Mra. N.S. Evans
Chicago
Retives
Ew.browning
Dentral
Eccles Fildg
Jones Coal and Ice. Co
Washington Avenue
Gordon N. Kimball
United States Army
United States Navy
American Red Cross
Ogden State Bank
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Steathin
Petrograd
Rols Bay
Vetrograd
Prean
Railroa
Murmar Railway
Veregrad
Kota Tay
Mupala
Lee Tree
Terehlight
Milena Tong
Tran Kola
Kola
Burslace
Atey
Tno
Tondras
Kola Way
Kole
Snd
Hardpan
ABC
Sin
Baker
San Francisco
Seadag
Pekia
Getos
Ogden Theatre
Blewie
Doug
Mack Sennett
Keystone
Sitka
Waren
Falda
Jilmore
Miraouri
Arkannad
Valluy
Waen
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