Utah Society in Washington Organizes Social Evening
Washington DC hosts a Utah Society gathering organized by Miss Ednamalan of Ogden to rekindle prewar links among Utah residents and others in the capital. Senator Smoot addressed attendees outlining aims, with many Utah and Ogden figures present from across the state, and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAH Society
Washington, B.C
Ednamalan
OGBEN
Thomas F. R. Aehington
Washigi
Gowse
Uwtah
Hermon
Wnson Nermal
Ednalan
Oden
Washington
Taljonel
Thome
Utah
Smoot
Rep. Welling
Iowa
Delt Perucca
Madeline Quillam
Juanita L. West
Walter West
Mary Malan
Edna Malan
Jessa Haeson
Leland Bryans
Thomas Rhees
Thea Nelson Rees
Arthur NeOrasgor
Ada Wallen
Ogden
A.M. Rasminssey
Beryl Walker
Techla Nelson
Bessie Junidr
Advin
T Christopherson
Nellin H. Taylor
Annie Lynch
John Beck
Migs Fay Lambert
Misa Sarah Schurewitzky
FS. Hughes
Ralger M. Larsen
Cornelius Salisbury
Clifford Dalby
Maria McCullam
Trewin McNiece
Milton J. Agleyby
June Aglesby
Billath Aglesby
M. Curtis
M. BE. Magner
Rachel Llewellyn
Mita Strait Llewellyn
Joseph C. Fehr
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Market swings in New York shares lift and fall
A volatile session in New York stocks showed a sharp point loss in U S Steel amid broader frictions in motors steel and allied equipment. Dealers noted reserve concerns and clearing bank strains as the morning rally faded into a cautious market with moderate turnover and scattered specialities easing.
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York
U.S. Steel
Chicago grain and livestock market report June 16
Chicago grain trade shows strong prices with high bid, corn up and oats rising, July and September futures firm. Livestock markets in Chicago Omaha and St Joseph report steady to higher cattle hogs and lambs with notable price ranges and strong feeder activity. Liberty bonds and money exchange figures noted amid market close.
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Chicago
Ballich Sentient
Tneaiiog
Omaha
Neb
Thicago
Atle
Bent Meic
Shestock
Wendy
Helfere
ST. Joseph
Gattle
Recsipta
Money Exchange
New York
Mercantile
Merlin J Stone Home From Rush College
Merlin J Stone Jr who has been in Chicago for three years studying medicine at Rush Medical College will arrive in Ogden this week and spend the summer with his parents at 2909 Grant Avenue. A Ogden High School and University of Utah graduate, he attended the University of Chicago before Rush Medical College and expects to graduate next March. He enlisted in the medical reserve corps in January 1918. Also noted are entertainment listings at the COZY including Mules and Mortgages and a two reel comedy with LKO bathing beauties, plus upcoming films at the theater week of the release.
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Merlin J. Stone
Chicago
Ruah Medical College
Ogden
M. J. Stoas
Grant Avenue
Stume
Ogden High School
University of Utah
University of Chicago
Rush Medical College
Ha Medical
McCULLOCH Funeral Services Set For Alvin McCulloch
Funeral services for Alvin Mae McCulloch will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal church conducted by Rev. Hyslop. Cadet battalion from Ogden High School to lead the procession with a color guard and former Battery B veterans contributing. The body was recovered from an irrigation canal after drowning near Bear Lake last Friday.
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McCullogh
Alvin
Mae") McCulloch
Hyglop
Deccasin
Leutenant
Caiet
Ogden High School
Frong
Battery B
Stanley Ritchsel
Ibe Grays
Doc Drysdale
Battery AD
Fuverm Cortese
Famlly
Washington Avenue
Hol Wood
Paul Wattis
Roger Connor
Niel Burnett
Jack Wright
Clark Rich
Sary Yices
Episcopal Church
Hyslop
Delameter
Hyalny
Bearlake
McCulloch
Dodertaker
Brian
Mre
Mildred Lpriaa
Lindquist
Murray
East Mill Creek Meeting House
Mur
Remembering the fallen on Armistice Day at St. Mark's
The Very Rev W We Plogtwoed of St Mark's Cathedral spoke at the Armistice Day exercises in the Fire Lodge hall yesterday afternoon. He urged gratitude to the brave dead who gave their lives in France and Belgium and called on all present to honor their sacrifice and strive for their spirit of devotion and loyalty.
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Chatest Thierry
Arganna
St. Mark's Cathedral
Uie
France
Unem
Husband and wife given ten day suspended sentences
Mr and Mrs S J Daly of 2492 Ad Ama avenue Brredled were each fined and given a ten day suspended sentence by Judge BD Roberts in polls court for disturbing the peace. Police say Daly was attacked by his wife during a family quarrel with a butcher knife and ice pick, slashed on the wrist and above the eye, stabbed in the left breast. Medical aid called from hospital then Daly appeared in court.
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S.J. Daley
Ad- Ama Avenue
Judes
BR. Roberts
Polles Court
Lalor
Dutey
Ruprulng
Cowboy preacher chased by mob through city streets
R. Whamer, calling himself missionary and cowboy preacher, led a crowd of about 200 through the city at 8 16 p m Sunday from the city hall to the Baptist church. He sought refuge in the church as police intervened. He spent the night at the city jail after threats and a brief tirade.
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BR. R. Whamer
Chy and Park
Baptist Church
Wimmer
City Hall
Twenty-fourth Street
Grant Avenue
First Baptist Church
Ogder
Wbose
Bari
Overseas units arrive in New York from Brest
With 25117 officers and men the steamship Liberator arrived here today from Brest. The bulk of the troops comprises the 14th, 13rd, 166th, 185th and 220th regiments and the 41st and 42nd squadrons, along with units of the transportation corps.
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New York
Liberator
Brest
Transportation Corps
Riot in Vienna Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
Copenhagen reports a violent clash as eight demonstrators try to obtain the release of imprisoned communist leaders. The melee escalates into a riot with 66 injured and several killed as security forces intervene.
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Copenhagen
Vienna
Rome
Railroad Men Pledge to Avoid All Accidents
About three hundred railroad workers in the western region plan to sign a pledge by mid June to work seven days without sustaining injuries. The program, dubbed No Accident Week by regional director H. A. Adams, aims to reduce accidents through careful conduct and safety emphasis.
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Fyithene
Rairoad
Csattel
Filroads
H. A. Adama
Regica
No Accidents Drive Industrial Workers Safety Push
Beck leads four hundred safety committee members under U S Railroad Administration rules. Employed workers prize concrete safety gains from the plan, forecasting rivalry among lines and a powerful psychological pull from being placed on reserve to prevent harm to themselves and families. Daily progress reports via telegraph will inform all central western railroads and their crews.
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Beck
Army of Industrial Workers
Butt
United States Railroad Administration
Mr. Adams
Arn
Telegraph of Progress
Central Westers
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Wnrlo's
Chicago Grain
Ogden Livestock
Wiera
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Victory
Arvivila
U.S
Carlota
Biles
American T. & T
Auchison
Guit & Wr
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore
Owa
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mil
St. Paul
Chicago, Rt, & Peeves
Chine Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron
jCorn
Crucible Steel
Cuba
LEM
General Electric
General Motors
Pee Boe Goodrich Co
Great Northern Pfd
Vissecie
Ctia
Tuingla Central
Pat Inspiration Copper
Marine of International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Loulaville & Naakville
Maxwell Motors
AAI
Mexican Patroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Reseeetes
Missouri Facilit
United States
Stealeevee Alor
Utah Copper
Exdiiv
Westinghouse Electric
Willyz-Overland
American Zinc
Lead
Sm. Hutte and
Sapirer
Cala, Petroleum
Ereretreceenee
Montana Power
Shattuck Apsone
Sesee Ees
Inter. Corp
Exdiv
Loyal Dutch
Merlin
J. Stone
Rush College
William Duncan
Pete Morrison
Taylor Holmes
LKO Bathing Beauties
Tawrenny Wilson
Parley Telshman
Edyvin
N. Hingham
E. A. Bingham
Robert McFarland
Paes
Frank Stratford
HH. Dana
A. C. Cail
John P.meaick
Ogden City Cemetery
A. Téndquiat
Elks Salt Lake
Liberator Landa
Alhambra
Marguerite Clark
Peat
Hell
Fatty Arbuckle
Hall Caine
Mack Sennett
Graseweigen Sted
Harold Peat In
Pabeate
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