Permanent sites for aviation gains in San Diego harbor
A bill to authorize government seizure of property for permanent aviation stations for the army, covering the entire North Island. Introduced in Washington by Chairman Dent of the House Military Committee. Land to be appraised and fair value paid to owners.
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Kronstadt Mutiny Ends as Provisional Government Takes Control
Read as dispatches move from London describing the Kronstadt mutiny ending with surrender to the provisional government. The peace terms acknowledge the Provisional Government’s full state authority and frame the move as recognition of its legal power. The report notes dates and names echoing the era’s diplomatic language.
Socialists vote for anti-draft in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Socialists vote five to one for adoption of the antidraft resolution announced at state socialist headquarters. In backing the measure they pledge continuous active and public opposition to the war through demonstrations mass meetings and any other means within their power.
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Registration totals lag as Nebraskas counties report turnout
MINCOLN Neb June 7 Re-While the registration from fifty eight of ninety three Nebraska counties by noon today showed a total below the census bureau estimate by 10009. The two key counties including Douglas Omaha and Lancaster Lincoln reported 6171 registrations. Delays from rural counties due to crippled wire service push full statewide totals to later today or tomorrow as counties report. There is no reliable completion yet as governors and officials await further figures.
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Parker Named Everfresh Food General Manager
William J. Parker, organizer of Utah canneries and a leading western food expert, is chosen as general manager of the Everfresh Food Company, succeeding C. J. Stilwell who resigns to join the Ogden Publicity Bureau. Parker departs for the Pacific Northwest but returns after learning of Ralph E. Hoag’s death. he will assume duties after Mrs Hoag’s estate matters are settled.
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Trouble Breaks Out in Bohemia Amid Protests
Chicago reports turmoil in Bohemia as demonstrations against Austrian rule erupt across Moravska Ostrava Prague and other cities. A cable from Dr Edward Denes via J F Smustanka details riots and a Czech club declaration calling for a united democratic state including Slovak lands with Czech deputies seeking unity.
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Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area
The body of Mrs Mary Fra Fields who died in Montpelier Idaho is expected to arrive in Ogden today and be taken to the Larkle and Sons chapel. Funeral notices will follow. Also noted: Hawkins and Sterman baby son of Benjamin F and Marie Clark Hawkles died at 2751 Williams Ave. Vere Bt. James aged 26 died at Dee Hospital. Sixty four marriage licenses issued in Salt Lake City with applicants from Idaho Arizona Wyoming.
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Exemption Boards Planned Amid War Draft Reforms
The president will appoint local exemption boards for roughly every 10 000 population to handle self executing exemptions under the conscription law. Each federal district will have at least one review board with appeal and original jurisdiction over exclusions and discharge for those in essential industries. American food exports show steady gains after wartime disruption, April shipments total $99.6 million with fats and oils leading, while meat and cottonseed oil trends improve. officials say premption relations are not yet finalized and will be issued by the president.
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Rioting at Misals state penitentiary linked to external female correspondence
Reports from Joliet detail a prison revolt sparked by harsh curbs on inmate-visitor and letter privileges amid a broader push to revise or abolish the honor system. Warden Bowen cited letters from external women as demoralizing, revealing varied ages and bidirectional communication with inmates across the United States.
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