American Women Must Win The War Says Delegates
The Standard notes delegates from Ogden report American Red Cross meetings urging women to lead in hospital, nursing, and supplies. It argues Florence Nightingale's care cut losses and stresses the home front role. British war notes praise modern tactics and anticipate U S join with 1918-end hopes.
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Merchants Promote Fresh Spring Stocks At Sale
Since Opening Day hundreds of dollars worth of Spring and Summer merchandise have been sold to thrifty customers. The store urges early summer shopping with fresh, complete stock from manufacturers and timely style. This sale promises significant savings through new arrivals and factory direct values rather than a clearance.
Ralph E Hoag Death Shocks Ogden Bank Veteran
Ralph E Herz longtime Ogden resident and Utah National Bank cashier since 1877 died suddenly yesterday funeral largely attended. He was respected for affable mature and strong advocacy of the federal reserve bank system during its planning era. The community of Ogden mourns his loss.
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Business created by war sparks industrial growth
A wartime shift drives rapid incorporation of new industries as the nation plans to mobilize funds and expand production. A commerce report records a seven term year high in new industrial charters and a sharp rise in capital formation, led by steel, copper, oil, and related sectors.
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Hoisting the Flag Rules and Morning Practice
Questions submitted to the Standard specify flag raising at sunrise and no later than six o’clock in the morning. The flag must not touch the ground during hoisting or handling.
Ring the Bells On Thursday Liberty Loan Call
An 18 Flag Day reminder states bells and whistles will ring Thursday in Washington to urge citizens to subscribe to the Liberty Loan before Friday. The Standard asks leaders to follow the Washington exam and awaken the city with church bells and shop whistles to prove the United States worthy through sacrifice and patriotism.
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Ogden Traffic Bribas and Arrests Highlight Reform Push
A disjointed Ogden report notes violators fined for each offense and a Saturday arrest where a 423 defendant caused a great uproar. It argues harsher action against those bribing their way through city streets as the state law shows limited detectiveness and calls for stronger enforcement to curb dangerous driving.
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Picture Show Weekend Programs At Ogden Venues
The mating picture show managers have arranged excellent programs for the weekend. Early summer play area and well ventilated theaters mark the season. Ogden will furnish up to date programs throughout the summer month, barring repairs. This week includes Lyceum features and serials with multiple titles listed for each day, highlighting films and stars such as Clara Kimball Young and Mary Pickford in notable releases.
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Union Pacific bond section foreman meeting announced
Fragmented notice describes a bond related event and a meeting of company representatives. It mentions Woodratt ASW and a supervisor J. Dodda set to speak, with unclear timing and involved parties.
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Ogden Expected to Raise One Million in Liberty Bond Drive
Ogden began the Liberty Loan campaign with a target of one million dollars toward Utah’s six million four hundred fifty thousand dollar state total. Recent large subscriptions include M S Browning Company for one hundred sixty thousand and Empire Copper Company for fifty thousand nine hundred. five city banks have subscribed one hundred thousand each and smaller banks fifty thousand nine hundred. Officials say the total may still fall short of the million and urge all to contribute within four days.
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World Apart in War Zone at Alhambra Theater
A wartime spectacle titled The World Apart screens at Alhambra tonight featuring Myrtle Ateacherman and Wallace Reed. The production boasts a vivid trench warfare theme with a real war feeling, and a note that children under 12 must be accompanied by parents.
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Theatres Open With Varied Bill At Alhambra
The Alhambra opens with The World Apart starring Wal son Feld and a strong company followed by Living Oak of Nature scenes, the Flying Phalanger in flight, and other Nature wonders. The program includes newsreels of disasters, war frontline scenes, and a U S artillery sequence. Comical action cartoons by Powers titled In the Garden Treaches run as part of the bill.
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Italian Envoys Prepare Farewell Tour Departure
Washington June 11 Italian envoys started packing for their postponed farewell tour of the country. The Prince of Udine will stay until he can rejoin the mission probably in about a week as the voyage is delayed further.
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King Invites Americans to Buckingham Palace Visit
London June 1 King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace today. The king has invited enlisted men in General Pershing's party to visit the palace on Tuesday.
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