London Papers Praise Wilson In Washington Address
London dated June 11 reports strong praise from British newspapers for President Wilson after his Washington address to Mexican editors. The Daily News lauds him as architect of a future world, praising disinterested U S efforts and Pan American unity. The Times and others contrast his ideals with German aims, calling for liberty and peace.
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Washington
Qvon
Wilson
Ruesta
Daily Chronic
United Rlaces
Gradite
the Times
Kerr von Payer
Sai
Lberty
Fustion
de Winhon
Germany
Austria Hungary
Europe
United States
Havana
Orsk
Ion
ST. Paul
Minn
Indetaila
International Federation of Labor Unions
America Federation of Labor
American Labor Mission
Huraye
James Wilson
Milvalon
Hell
England
Prince
Renner
American Federation of Labor
Iso
Lend Me Your Name Farce at Utah Theater
Harold Lockwood stars in a misidentity farce where a duke’s twin swaps places with his brother causing comic errors. Directed by L Balshofer with Antonio Guadia photography, the Utah theater shows today and tomorrow with classically dancing scenes and a notable comic chase sequence.
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Gulsh
America
Escoverdt
Che Earl
Harald Tack
Pola
L. Balshofer
Antonio Guadia
Lockwood
Paulina Curley Geress
Utah Theater
Late Cars to Hot Springs
Special cars to Hot Springs depart from the interurban terminal at 8 30 p m and 1 50 p m on June 11 and continue until further notice. Return runs end with the last car from Hot Springs at 11 30 p m. In addition to regular trains, round trip fare is 25 cents.
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Hot Springs
Ogden
Army baseball captain elected for next season
Society notes report William S. Murray of California, Army baseball center fielder, elected captain for next season. Murray is described as a heavy hitter and will leave for the coast. Mrs Catherine Wikte and two children depart Ogden May 27 for Oakland to join Mr Mathew Wilde after visiting relatives. Mrs Lord and daughter visit Ogden with Mrs Lord's mother Mrs Elizabeth Francis.
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Gaget
Weet Point
William S. Murray
California
Murray
Coast
Catherine Wikte
Ogden
Oakland
Mathew Wilde
Nra
Walter N
Lord
Mervin
Lewiston
Utah
Mra
Elizabeth Francis
Land
Soule and Wife Arrested Over Alleged Abductionrift
R A Soule a former brakeman and his wife were arrested amid a sprawling case in which Soule, once a deputy under Sheriff H C Peterson, faces accusations tied to an alleged coastward flight and intoxication. The couple’s estrangement and a declared desire to have federal authorities handle the matter were reported as officers investigated.
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H.C. Peterson
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Driddy
Anaver
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Ete
Soule
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Elko
Nevada
V. WY
Kansas
Clay
Gall
Lewis
Sher
Union Jeno
Browning Fili
Browning
Idaho
Boiro
Tannack County
Oregon Short Line
Lenlud
Secanalive
Brownings
Smilen
Great Falls
Mont
Arequital
Sousa
Shariff
Forestil
Une Ogden Union Depot & Shilway Company
Moleman
Priddy
San Francisco
Ox Gow
M Soule
Standard
City Employes Seek Higher Wages and Appointments
City Waterworks workers pressed for a ten dollar monthly raise led by Jaimes Jensen G O DeWolt and George Welch and the matter went to the War department superintendent. Weber county Farm Bureau urged weed control and a deputy auditor Charles F Gilmore was appointed to fill a vacancy created by Harvey Cahill’s military call.
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City Waterworks Department
War Department
Jaimes
Jensen
G. 0. DeWolt
George Welch
Weber County Farm Bureau
Charles F. Gilmore
Mr. Gilmore
A. F. Larson
Mearvey Cahill
Special Hot Springs Service and Ogden Return Schedule
Special Hot Springs Service plus regular trangapettal cara leaves Ogden 9230 and 9 30 am returning leave Hot Springs 10 03 pm and JE RG pi m. Round trip fare 256. Read the Classified arte.
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Hot Springs
Ogden
Jensen Funeral Honors James Jensen in Ogden
The funeral for James Jensen was held yesterday in Ogden City with Richardson officiating. Pallbearers were sons of the deceased and interment followed in the family plot at Ogden City Cemetery. The service included hymns and a benediction by Rev. J. Garver, with David Jans presenting the opening page.
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David Jans
Rev. J. Garver
Ogden City Cemetery
Gilbert Torsenson
Lakn
Thoraday
Nine Thousand Men Called for Special Service in Air Corps
Washington June 11 Nine thousand men were called today by Provost Marshal General Crowder for specialized military service in the army aeronautical corps. They will be assigned to aviation material production work at various plants to support aircraft output.
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Washington
Crowder
Military Aeronautical Corps
Army
Wash
Uboat Sunk Near Deluiste Port by British Steamer
A German submarine was reportedly sunk off Deluiste port in a one sided encounter with a British steamer. Two destroyers closed in and dropped depth charges on the spot. The British vessel was described as carrying many crew members and was attacked while under ten yards away from the submarine.
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Allasio
Deluiste
Brilisti
Ed Ker
Wie Mber
Lote Athieles
Australians Break Through Front North of Somme
A British Army advance north of the Somme, with Australian forces, pushed 750 yards on a broad front along a high ridge near Sally Lor atte and Marthaourt. Two German officers and 241 other ranks were captured, and twenty one machine guns plus a trench mortar were taken. British raids occurred at various points along the line.
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Frange
Somme
Sally Loratte
Marthavourt
Auatralia
Rama Onal
Virlayg Polla
Envelopes. Must Be Of Right Size Envelopes
Pontmanter W. W. Browninghan sain te nelyped Snatruetlang from Washington that mnngual sized and shaped pastel cards and letter envelopes should be discouraged from malls at this time as they cannot be canceled by machine and must be hand canceled. Citizens urged to send regular sized cards and envelopes to conserve postal labor during army calls.
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Pontmanter
W. W. Browninghan
Washington
Postal Department
Ita
Army
Browning
Four-Master Edward I H. Lole Sunk in Atlantic Raid
One of the first American vessels sunk by German U boats in the U host raid along the Atlantic coast the four-mast schooner Edward I H. Lole was halted seventy five miles southeast of Atlantic Highlands. The crew abandoned ship into small boats as bombs dropped and the Germans sank the vessel.
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Atlantic
Edward I H. Lole
Atlantic Highlands
Mastermind refrain from sending peculiar articles through malls
An article notes citizens showing willingness to observe a directive to refrain from sending oddly shaped items via mail channels. It references inquiries about shipments to soldiers in France and states many packages were returned when contents were found to be commonly purchasable locally, hindering further distribution by sea or ship.
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Anldiers
France
Lond
Batt Lecami
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