Railroad Plan Debated by Omaha Officials in wartime talks
In Omaha the Union Pacific and Chicago lines debate a national council of Defense plan to unify U S railroads. Transportation men warn equipment shortages could cripple service as soldiers move and business volumes rise 23 percent above prior years. Officials say engines and cars are scarce and sending gear abroad would harm domestic operations.
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Omama
United States
National Council of Defense
Omaha
Union Pacific
Chicago
Gurlington & Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
Ecrvicc
France
Madanasert
Great Britain Sets War Aims in Note to Russia
London reports Britain prepared a note replying to Russia on war aims. The note, not yet public, is said to generally align with Wilson’s message in Hull. Railway repairs and resumed use of machines are described as delivering fair service on branch lines to support wartime needs.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Freel
Deat Wilson
Huxela
Canaelty
Goethals Sets Ship Contracts
Washington June 11 Major General George W Goethals general manager of the shipping board emergency fleet corporation announced contracts for construction of fifteen wooden ships. Ten went to Benderton and Porter a New York firm and six to the Maryland Shipbuilding company of Baltimore.
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Washington
George W. Goethals
Bosan
Emergency Feet Corporation
Banderton and Porter
New York
Maryland Bhi Building Company
Dallimare
Austrian Counter Offensive Fails in Italy Front
Washington dispatch reports Austrian counter offensive collapsed, with Italian cabinet source stating Austrian positions at Falte and Jamiano captured by Italian forces remain held. The setback marks a major halt in the Austrian drive, as officials confirm breakdown of the offensive.
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Washington
Amcial
Hrte
Falte
Jamlano
Iuliana
Weber County Fruits Survive Cold Wave Says Inspector
Weber county's fruit and vegetable crops were not damaged by the cold wave according to Royal N. Nasmareen county fruit inspector after visits in various sections this morning. A light frost touched Hooper and Warren but moisture remained high and most tender vegetables and fruit were saved. Farmers feared damage but prior cold, followed by southerly winds, brought relief. In North Ogden temperatures dipped below 14 degrees around 2:30 AM. Some areas registered as low as 32 degrees briefly. The inspector said Weber county's fruit crop will be the greatest in its history and all vegetables and root crops show good growth.
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Weber County
Royal N. Nasmareen
Hooper
Warren
Amon
North
Ogden
John Peterson Given Ninety Day Sentence After Indecent Conduct Arrest
John Peterson, a known offender in the city, was arrested on indecent conduct charges on Twentieth Street and Adams Avenue by Detective Grant Syphere. He had just been released early from a prior sentence for petty larceny and now faces ninety days in jail. Other arrests include H. Cathtin for intoxication with $5 bail forfeited, and several vagrants and independent offenders serving short terms.
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John Peterson
Thin City
Twentieth Street
Adams Avenue
Grant Syphere
H. Cath
Tin
W. A. Fitzgerald
FG. Anderson
Nicholas Armatrong
Sheppard
W. E. Jackson
Ogden Elder In Manaana Faces Draft Rules
A chaotic report describes a Mormon elder from Ogden now in Manassa Colo as the draft rules tighten. City officials push grace periods, realigning cards and filings with Governor Stambarger and federal authorities. An inexact, tense scene notes registration efforts, with a notable Hindenburg remark closing the dispatch.
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Call
Ogden
Manaana
Colo
Ogden Rao
United States
Washington, D.C
Richey
Manassa
City Recorder
Stamberger
Auto theft probe in San Pete County linked to Fairview robbery
San Pete County authorities pursue nine boys from Wieh Bale Industrial School after Dr E Rich's high powered touring car is stolen Saturday night and found five miles from Fairview near the Ogden river. Two boys were captured near Archer bridge, others fled north along Dingham road as a posse closes in.
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State of Craton
Wieh Bale
Fairview
Sanpeta County
Ranpete County
4 & Hagars Peven Poseeneer
Dr. Ilich
Jefferson Arenas
Wy Uf
Meaudan
Adama Avenue
Induatdal Reboot
Farmers Making a Good Showing in Weber County
Completion of tradition mobilization crop report for Weber County by July 1, urged by county farm agent W. Preston Thom. Farmers to file records by June 16 at Weber County Farm Bureau. Preliminary data indicate 3300 more acres to be planted, with figures on farm size, cropped acres for 1916 and 1917, and detailed crop breakdowns. Yield and surplus for 1917 to be added later.
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Weber County
W. Preston Thomas
Weber County Farms Bureau
White
Verification on Registration in Utah
Mayor Heywood requests verification when registration certificates are lost. The adjutant general of Utah notes cases where registered persons lose cards and directs boards to issue written statements signed by the clerk proving registration. The policy favors duplicate certificates and requires broad publicity to inform boards by mail.
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Heywood
W. GO. Williams
Utah
Registration Board
Piessacerve Wideat Publicity
Lnforts
Mall
Utan Indians Agree to Register After Warpath
Salt Lake City June 11 After attacking the village and detaining a white captive the Utan Indians agreed to register for conscription following statements by two federal Indian service officials. Worded reports say the group halted violence and submitted to official oversight.
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Salt Lake City
Winte
Indian Service
Bete
Ladies Tennis Tourney Opens in Ogden With Prize Cups
Ogden society notes announce the Ladies Tennis Tournament with many entrants from local schools and prominent families. Registrations close June 13 at Bromaign Brothers stores as new cups and trophies entice competitors.
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Tadien
Ad Feonla
Jadiva
Welroa
Utotetes
Omden
Jedy
Eich Scholais
Bromaign Trothers
Katherine Stong and Henry Nelson Norgren to Wed Tomorrow
The engagement and wedding announcement notes Katherine Stong and Henry Nelson Norgren will wed tomorrow evening at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Reception plans at Brethans were canceled as the couple plans a short trip following the ceremony.
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Katherine Stong
Henry Nelson Norgren
Church of the Good Shepherd
Fitzgeralds Issue Invitations for Saturday Afternoon
Mrs Mary Fitzgerald and Miss Katherine Fitzgerald have issued invitations for Saturday afternoon the twenty third to Mrs George Paul and Miss McCabe at Herthans.
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Mary Fitzgerald
Katherine Fitzgerald
West
George Paul Y McCabe
Herthans
Supreme Court Issues Decisions on Federal Rates and Labor
The Supreme Court today upheld a constitutional act authorizing federal regulation of interstate rates and struck down state attempts to set intrastate rates. Washington, June 11 reports note dissents by Justices McKenna, Holmes, and Brandeis on several injunction rulings affecting labor unions and open shop disputes nationally.
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Iowa
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Halmes
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New York
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Ogden Deaths and Funerals Chronicle
Several Ogden area obituaries and funeral notices are listed. The mfaat son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tighker died at 82467 Wall Avenue with a private service and city cemetery interment. Infant Mathews of Pleasant View died yesterday morning in Ogden. burial arranged by Larkin & Boys in North Ogden cemetery. James funeral services held at Kirkendall chapel with interment in city cemetery. Mrs Gayling’s funeral included Miriam Chapter Order of the Eastern Star ritual. interment in city cemetery. E H Hagen, 78, of Clearfield, survived by two sons and two daughters, to have announcements later. George W Ferrin’s funeral at Larkin chapel with Bishop Owen M. Sanderson presiding. interment in city cemetery. Infant Mordern Roberte Joseph, born Dec 1 1916, died yesterday at home. Services at home tomorrow at 2 p.m. with interment city cemetery.
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Henry Tighker
Wall Avenue
Larkin Chapel
Mathews
Nephl P. Miathowas
Pleasant View
Ogden
Larkin & Boys
Gosling
Kirkendall
Kennedy
Nerman
Simbler
Miriam Chapter
Order of the Fastern Star
Gayling
California
Hagen
E. H. Hagen
Clearfield
Pavia County
T Wo Sons
Inmen
Joseph Hagen
Fear Murray
Salt Lake
E. W. Jackson
San Francisco
Morden
Robert Joneph
Janjex
Sarah Nurdan
Twentieth Street
Haba
Lome
Morrow
Blehno E. A. Olsen
City Cemetery
Dalgaria Premier Summoned to Allied Conference Tour
Premier Radoslavek of Dalgaria was called from Berlin to Hombure Cantre on Saturday night then met the German emperor and Marshal von Lindenburg. He proceeded to Vienna after discussing the matter with Tron Bane, a special envoy of the U S Department of Justice.
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Radoslavek
Dalgaria
Hombure Cantre
Berlin
Marshal von Lindenburg
Vienna
Tron Bane
Unites States
Justice
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