Snake Valley Flood Isolates Towns and Damages Rail Lines
Chief Clerk W T Taylor of the railway offices leaves for Idaho to reopen routes cut by floodwaters from the Sinko river. Sections of track and miles of telegraph wires are washed away as the flood from the mountains takes its toll. Isolated communities report disrupted service and travel. Also showing at the Cozy are Roy Stewart in The Red Haired Cupid Fatty Arbuckle in Out West and the latest Pathe Weekly today and tomorrow.
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W. T. Taylor
A. Lrlet
Railway Mall Service
Idaho
Sinko
Roy Stewart
Cupid
Fatty Arbuckle
Pathe
Wallace Ruby Aviator and Student Trios Through Army Life
Wallace Ruby, a student and aviator, rose from a raw recruit in Oregon to join the army and serve at Camp Lewis. Readers recall his early days in Oregon, his naval and aviation ambitions, and the path from parade rounds to France as blame and praise swirl around his military journey.
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Etiny
Camp Lewis
France
Walleca Tops 70 Percent in Air Training Effort
Aga Walleca ranked among the top seventy percent of successes and scored his first touchdown during the big war, then rests before rejoining the course. Ground school graduate Ruby earned several scholarships and praises the work as demanding yet rewarding amid training challenges.
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Aga Walleca
Hia
Ruby
Tiakig
Eecat
Jalon
Clifford B Layton Pleads Not Guilty
Chiffant B Layton, a young man from Layton, was arraigned this morning on a charge of issuing a check on Port National Bank without funds. The complaint alleges a check for $100 drawn May ahat was dishonored. Layton pleaded not guilty and a preliminary hearing adjournment was requested to determine bail or bound over to circuit court for trial.
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Chiffant B. Layton
Layton
Port National Bank
Tia
Cheewit
C. AL Knowhlen
Alien Women Register at Station Amid War Time Law
Report notes limited turnout as June 17 to 26 registration period ends. Only six alien women registered by noon, with police hopeful of full compliance within the law and without trouble.
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Wurlog
Hare
Driver of Truck 1 Charged in County Case
Jouk Wisnn faced charges after a collision at a county facility. Prosecutors outlined that Wisnn drove a truck onto a detour to avoid protesters and set off a chain of damage. The case, presented by Judge Barker, focused on actions leading to the sugar factory yard detour and the resulting destruction requiring water and fuel repairs.
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Jouk Wisnn
Owich
Duge Barker
Wilko
Aetoek
Hivesnen
Cam
Anette
Wilson
Edo
IS Ray
Warn Inessa
Wis Isachine
Torvin
Five Deserters To Be Taken To Fort By Officers
Five desertions from the national service will be taken to Fort Douglas today by Hospulies Brown and Wootton of the sheriff's office. The five men Athanis Moh Michalakis Dunes Victor Tyrlano Carlalla and Guadalupe Cortez were arrested in Ogden by Deputy Brown, examined Monday at the county exemption board, and found desert era. Papers for the five were made out and they will be immediately enlisted in the army.
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Fort Douglas
Hospulies Brown and Wootton
Sheol
Drysdale Arrives in France After Delays
James Tirysdale of 2868 Quincy Avenue reports a postal from his son William N. Drysdale of the 150th division Aviation Marines confirming his safe arrival in France. The youth had been en route for weeks, training in Galveston Texas before transfers to Virginia and New York for boarding. Another son, Joseph Drysdale, serves as a sergeant in Company 4 at Compearn.
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James Tirysdale
Quincy Avenue
William N. Drysdale
150Th
Aviation Marines
France
Drysdale
Galveston
Virginia
New York
Mr. Drysdale
Joseph Drysdale
Compearn
FORAILAQAR MEN ARE WANTED FOR RAIL SERVICE
The oil exemption board announces a call for four brakemen and one engineer from the United Service division to report to Vancouver Barracks Washington for service. The effort aims to fill both brakeman and engineer roles, though engineers may be harder to locate.
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Max Sand
Railrand
Aidutant
Uimited Service Division
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Jk Wis
Eagles Protest Increase in Fare at Salt Lake City
Streetcar labor leaders and union representatives protested a proposed fare hike endorsed by the transit authority. The hearing, attended by city and state officials, featured speakers citing service quality and worker protections. Participating in the discussions were A Gorney, W Mosland, AF Martane, and others from the transit company and drivers union.
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Eagles
Tyne
Argamente
Utitlltex Com
Tneal Acre of Kart
Againgillawance
Tah Tight & Tractiol Company
Gorney
W. Moslaind, Smnsel AF. Martane For the Tenon Company, AO K. Toker i
A. Reeder el Df
Ivan Tar
Jasney and
B.A. Walton
Glass One Week For Local Boards
The week for local boards opens with the exemption boards reviewing city and county cases. Several brands in the state have reconsidered Class One division cases, with weekly recommendations from the district general. Read the Classified Ads.
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GLASS
Innar
Hogrda
Mellards
dGerios
Illusion Occurs on Dead Man's Curve
A motorcycle with sidecar driven by Hert Hegen on the Dead Man's Curve collided with a Reo roadster carrying three young women from St Anthony, Kahe. Both vehicles sustained damage but occupants escaped serious injury. An Ogden emergency repair crew assisted before both parties continued toward Salt Lake City.
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Hert Hegen
Ogden
Mobile hospital units formed in wartime effort
Mobile hospitals mounted on trucks and trailers are being organized by the Army Medical Department to bring operating rooms to the wounded. Miss Dora Thompson leads staffs of 50 nurses per unit to operate near fighting lines. Each unit equals a field evacuation hospital, with transport space and field kits. Total nurse enrollment cited at 10 000 with 3 005 in uniform ahead. 21 on duty in Washington dispensaries. Fifteen emergency stations established for first aid nationwide.
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Wasilington
Ine
Army Medical Department
Miss Dora
Thompson
Chile
Army Horse Corps
Naanlal
Steritjauion
T He Uly Purse Corp
United States
Washington
Deoslands
Tourists Prepare for Yellowstone Visit This Year
The article notes a small early party arriving June 24 at Yellowstone. The Oregon Short Line hotel in the park opens to host employees and a limited number of guests, with staff sent ahead and traffic expected to be light this season.
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Erason Peas
Yellowstone Park
Orepan Short Line
Fathead Company
Los Angeles
Hatels
Park
Wil
Morrison to Command Western Department
WASINGTON June 18 Major General Jehn Morrison today assumed command of the western department with headquarters at Franrisca, succeeding Major General Charl 4 Feat, recently detailed for duty. Morrison’s assignment will be made permanent once finalized.
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Wasitington
Jehn T. Morrison
Franrisca
Charl 4
Morrison
Harmony and political unrest in Owartington report
A June report from Owartington outlines social political tension and repression activities. Officials pursue radiographic control and crackdown on dissent, with references to oppression and penalties against opposing groups. The piece notes local cultivators and civic actions amid a tense climate.
Italian Forces Move Against Malian Front in France
Italian command has seized the Austrian officers' message noting all Italian forces now unite against a single enemy. The Malian front is to be attacked, signaling a broad movement toward occupation of a resource-rich country as France appears involved.
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Italy
France
Salt Lake City German Women Register Under Police Direction
In Salt Lake City on June 18, a registration of enemy alien women took place in the public safety building lobby under J Parley Whith and May May. Thirty six German women registered, answering questions about age marriage and weight, then underwent fingerprinting, with some protesting the process as unnecessary.
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Salt Ware
Public Safety Building
Chie
J. Parley Whith
Salt Lake
Generval Gregory
Samie
Bonar Law Sees Final Victory Reported
London reports Bonar Law stating after three days of attack the Austrian offensive failed to secure its objective on the first day. He cited Versailles council extracts praising America’s cooperation and outlined war credits and Allied financial commitments. He said Britain and dominions owe substantial sums while the western front shows no enemy gains despite Allied retreats.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Tommans
Bern
Bonar Law
Supreme Council
Versailles
America
Africa
Donar Law
Great Britain
Dominions
Chancellor cites mass American troop influx to Praece
The chancellor says American forces are pouring into Praece or have reached numbers that would have been impossible months ago. He notes that American military cooperation will not be limited by the shortage of Uranopolis.
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Praece
Uranopolis
Government Explosives Lecture By Colonel Taylor Here
Government expert Colonel J J Taylor will lecture on The Safe Transportation of Explosives and Dangerous Articles at Eagle’s Hall at 7 p m June 18. Shippers and railroad employees should attend to learn federal packing mailing and handling requirements for interstate commerce.District inspector St N Smeth of Denver will also attend to provide details on federal regulations.
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J. J. Taylor
Ehief
Wreau
Eagies
Lmore
Sf. N. Smeth
Denver
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Resul Iho
WN. H. Drysdale
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Widize
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Yellowstone
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Soga
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