Solar Eclipse to Darken Sky Over Ogden Tomorrow
Ogden residents will witness a rare solar eclipse starting at 4 PM tomorrow afternoon. The total phase will occur between 5:19 and 9:20 PM local time with obscuration near 0.97 in Ogden, providing a brief glimpse of the corona and daytime stars. Observers along the path in Utah Wyoming and Idaho may view varying shadow widths from forty to sixty miles, with totality lasting about two minutes.
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Tieited
Northweas
Oxden
Utah
Wyomin
Idaho
Florida
Washington
United States
Marketing conference in Ogden involving government officials
John T. Caine and Dr. R. J. Evans of the Utah Department of Agriculture met J. G. Skinner from Washington D C today in Ogden to discuss Utah marketing conditions. Evans is Utah’s county agent leader and Cavie heads livestock production for fifteen western states in the Agriculture Department.
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John T. Caine
R. J. Evans
Department of Agriculture
Ogden
J. G. Skinner
Washington, D. C
Utah
Skinner
Office of Marketing
Mr. Evans
Afr
Cavie
Department of Livestock Production
How J W W Tried To Save Mooney Slirgo Trial Item
An OCR fragment notes a trial involving 119 leaders with J W W attempting to intervene. The readable text references Mooney and a figure named Slirgo in a courtroom setting, suggesting defense efforts amid a mass leadership case.
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Slirgo
Inve
Lokers Real
Mooney Pardon Campaign Tied to IWW Activities
The IWW publicized efforts to win a pardon for Thomas Mooney, sentenced to death for the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing. Officials raised funds for his defense, circulated petitions, and planned a nationwide strike to press for his release. Letters and calls targeted President Wilson and California officials. Local 400 urged a general strike to free Mooney, while a defendant urged Haywood to back May 1 action to secure his release.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Thomas Mooney
San Francisto
Mooney
Ilgon
California
Frank Westerlund
Prssad
Tom Mooney
Pierro Niegra
William D. Haywood
Ergin Prison
Favorable Crop Report Signals 1918 Wheat Prospects
Washington reports outlook for 1918 wheat, with forecasts of near record winter and spring wheat production. Government sees large acreage and possible billion bushel winter wheat crop if May conditions hold, amid wartime demand and export push to Europe.
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Department of Agriculture
Hus Yrar
United States
Europe
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Jaime
Juan
Porto Rico
Porto
Eitizena
Nava
Wualtele
Cao Merit
Wits
President Wilson Urges Boy Scouts to Aid Black Walnut Census
President Wilson and Chief Forester Henry Graves urge the Boy Scouts of America to assist in locating black walnut timber for war needs. Scouts will census forests and farms, recording tree counts owners and sizes to aid the Ordnance and Signal Corps for propellers and gunstocks.
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Robert 5. Wilson
Wilson
Henry S. Graves
Boy Scouts of America
Associated Presa
Governamet Jn
Bey Scouts
Conch
Willson
The
War Department
Ordnance Department
Signal Corps
United States
Rocky Mountains
Etr
Thiu
Woodrow Wilson
America
Krow
Aris
Forest Service
Signal Corpa
Graves
Vacation Joy as Ogden Schools Close for Summer
Ogden schools close for summer vacation after final exams. About 7000 students were on the rolls. Summer classes will be offered at Washington, Mound Fort and Madison schools starting Monday with half‑day sessions and individual attention from teachers.
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Johnson
Washington
Mound Fort
Madison
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Car barns not to be rebuilt in Ogden
Officials from the Tamberger railroad have taken no action to rebuild the Ogden car barns and power station, despite unofficial inferences the plant would not be rebuilt. The blaze's total loss now exceeds 500000, with insurance adjusted but the company unable to secure material or spare stock as agents search options.
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Tamberger Railroad
Ogden
Anil
Local Births Noted By City Health Department
Bletha reports list several births registered with the city health department including families at 3227 Lincoln Avenue and 3730 Taylor Avenue. Dates shown range from May 28 to June 4 with two male newborns named Enoch and a second unnamed boy.
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John L
Jeanette Bruin Mackay
Lincoln Avenue
Enoch T
Tila Backett Bingham
Jeferson
Cheries J
Teresa Malun Lobbs
Taylor Avenue
Tunes
Gerleunt Johanna Vas Gorditsen
Thirdeth Street
U-Boat Crew Aids Injured Captive And Survivors
Reports from Wastington indicate a Harpathian steamer sunk by an aithimarine off Virginia yesterday saved an injured captive. One man received medical treatment after the sinking, others were listed as aboard the vessel with the crew. The submarine reportedly carried at least thirty seven men, counted on deck by the Harpathing crew. The account mentions two six inch torpedo launches and distant references to unrelated fragments about Satan’s forms and a Naple misinterpretation.
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Harpathian
Aithimarine
Mfebout
Ortuila
Annavotas Sevens Honored in Local Ceremony
Seven ch visna recipients honored with Alploman by Secretary Daniela in Annavotas, Md. ceremony.
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Annavotas
Chvisna
Daniela
Ner
West Ogden Boy In Serious Trouble
Bert Moslek a 19 year old youth was arrested yesterday afternoon near Washington avenue and Twenty first street by Detective Grant Synkars on a charge of ripping a Boy Scout honor badge from the coat lapel of Howard Lippincatt a newsboy who earned the badge by selling thrift stamps. The youth refused to explain the act and police could not understand why.
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Bert Moslek
Waslington Avenue
Grant Synpkers
Howard Lippincatt
Young Lippincatt
Gale
Mesick
Suit Brought Against Railroad Over Livestock Losses
W. O. Mehevite, a stockman from Kentucky, filed a district court suit against the Southern Pacific Railroad Company seeking damages for livestock losses. The record notes three cruises and a claim totaling $1977.50.
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W. O. Mehevite
Kentucky
Southern Pacific Ailroad Company
feLtking
Liability Claim Over Damaged Mules in Transport Case
The plaintiff charges that the defendant company allowed damages to be sustained by borne salt mules it undertook to transport from western points to Wes Orange NJ, causing considerable loss. The first incident began at Gaviota California with the pec
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Wes
Orange
N. J
Gaviota
Cal
Pec
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