Woman's Page Price List For Ogden Foods Under Federal Aid
The Standard announces a federal food administration price list for Ogden households detailing maximum prices for staple foods and meats. It urges use of home grown vegetables and government meals, notes scarce items like oranges and lemons, and lists prices for flour, bread, dairy, canned goods, meats, and fats.
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Ogden
Federal Food Board OF
Utah
Wmter
Federal Food Administration
Newhouse
Salt Lake Cig
USC
Potc
California
Spring Summer Fashion Forecast for Wartime Wardrobe
Readers are urged to plan forward for June and July weather with spring frocks and lighter summer garments. Emphasis on wartime fabrics, bold trims, new textures, and patterns such as Greek key influences. Light, practical dresses with bishop sleeves and self-contained frocks remain in style, valuing simple elegance.
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Dra. Peries
Western Union Labor Attitude in Wage War Board Clash
New York June 18 Western Union Telegraph Company replies to President Wilson urging, accepts National War Labor Board decision in the dispute with the Commercial Telegraphers Union. President Carlton reiterates opposition to allowing employees to join the CTU and outlines two settlement paths: compulsory arbitration or acceptance of the board’s authority. Carlton accuses the union of planning to strike during the war to aid postwar propaganda and asserts willingness to submit to arbitrate pay and working conditions. He vows to support the War Labor Board’s conciliatory functions. The letter echoes Secretary of Labor on wartime duty for both sides.
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New York
Wilson
Westin Union Telegraph Company
Telegraphers’ Union
Newenman Carlton
The
Campany, Rer
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Railermel
Acceptancs
Linalan
Carlton
Labor Board
National War Labor Board
Secretary of Labor
Labor tensions and union rights in telegraph service
A reflection on employee associations and the right to bargain collectively in telegraph operations. The letter argues unions formed under coercion differ from legitimate collective bargaining, noting no current pay or hour disputes and no imminent strike risk. It discusses Walsh-Taft plan and board influence, with references to procedural votes and labor board use.
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Airfonit
War Labor Board
Walsh-Taft
Rurploves’ Association
Ubionian
Thinir
Carlton
Carlton Contr
Kaiser Reviews World War I in Amsterdam Speech
Emperor William declares Germany’s aims in the war at a June 18 celebration of his accession. He contrasts German rights and freedom with Anglo Saxon dominance, praises Hindenburg and Ludendorff, and vows victory as the army and people stand united.
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Amsterdam
Willian
Great Britain
Dam threatening farm area prompts dam removal plan
Ida Roise reports parts of the Areal grain belt in eastern MWaho face destruction unless Utah Power and Light removes a dam section on the Snake River near Shelley. The state defense council orders the company to use dynamite if needed to release water that undermines the Stake River Valley Irrigation Association canal. J B Kelley chairs the Snake River Valley Irrigation Association and spoke before the executive committee.
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Roise
Ida
Mwaho
Utah Power & Light Company
Snake River
Shelley
State Council of Defense Play
Stake River
Natley Irrigation Association
J. BE. Kelley
Canal threat to water supply shocks Salt Lard
Reports from Wind Light & Power inspector At Cheever and manager Mr Inch discuss a potential canal rupture threatening 122,000 acres of grain and water supply. They warn the Snake river flood risk could imperil crops if the canal fails, while officials weigh defense actions and on-ground assessment.
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Uae
Totel
SR. Inch
Wind Light & Power Company
Gordiliens
Snake River
Sock
Shelley
Ure
State Council of Defense
Seaman's Resourceful Effort Spurs War Camp Club
Kansas City sailor Nag as a yeoman played a key role in bringing a War Camp Community Service club to Weldon Riverside drive in New York. Seaman Dornblaser, son of a railroad official, enlisted in the navy and inspired by club entertainment, secured park ground and wartime cooperation from New York women led by Mrs Charles A Childs and Mrs George J Gould to establish the sailors and soldiers home club.
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That
Kansas
Dhisa
Yeoman Nag
Monte Crista
York City
Community Service of the
War and Navy Department
Weldon Riverside Drive
Lo New York
Harry Dornblaser
Queston
New York
West End Avenue
Ninety-third Street
Dornblaser
Kansas City Railroad
Navy
Tie
Darnblasor
Park Department
Evelying
Charles A. Childs
George J.gould
Charles B. Alexander
Mra
Countess and Son Cultivating War Farm in Ireland
The Countess of Drogheda guides the plow through a potato patch on her Irish estates with her son Lord Moore beside her. The scene, taken at Moore Park in County Kildare, depicts their farm work amid wartime concerns.
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Countess
Ireland
Drogheda
Lord Moore
Land Army
Moore Park
County Kildara
Twentieth Infantry to Leave Salt Lake City
June 18 Salt Lake City. When the Twentieth Infantry departs for a national army concentration camp in the west, Capt John L Stern becomes post commander at Fort Douglas. Capt H O Mayo remains at base hospital as post surgeon of the detached hospital unit serving war prisoners.
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Salt Lake
Twentieth Infantry
National Army
Saddle West
John IL. Stern
Quarterminster
Fort Douglas
H. O. Mayo
Medical Reserve
Contet
Nos
Post
Stern
Lhe War Department
Hayleg
Tort Douglas
Mayo Will
Pont
Coptain Mayo
Red Haired Cupid and Out West at Cozy Today and Tomorrow
Roy Stewart stars in The Red-Haired Cupid while Fatty Arbuckle appears in Out West at the Cozy today and tomorrow as Pathe Weekly showcases current shorts and pairings for cinema audiences.
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Roy Stewart
Cupid
Fatty Arbuckle
Pathe
Senator Nelson Leads In Race Report
Judge W. T. Comstock of Mankat awah was nominated for the United States senate by a heavy majority. Opponent Fred W. Wheat of Minneapolis was defeated. United States Senator Knute Kelson, backed by the Democrats, faced James A. Deterson of Minneapolis with an estimated 4491 majority. Several contestants remained in doubt as the fifth district race saw Ernest Lunden and Walter Newton running abreast.
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W. T. Comstock
Mankatawah
United States Senate
Fred W. Wheat
Minneapolis
United States
Knute Kelson
James A. Deterson
Minneapolia
Ernest Lunden
Walter
Newton
Mrs Busch held at Key West for citizenship questions
Mrs Busch, chief owner of a major brewery, is held in Key West Florida for examination by immigration and Justice Department officials. Questioning will focus on American citizenship movements abroad and contact with Germany. Deportation not planned. release expected in a day or two.
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Waritington
Adolphus Tusch
AL Louis
Germany
Key West
Fla
Department of Justice
Great Brewery
Thugeh
Musch
ST. Louis
United States
Demonstrations by Miss Ladwig Conclude This Week
The county home economics demonstrator Miss Bann Ladwig ends a week of popular sessions hosted by the Ogden Conservation committee. She will demonstrate salads tomorrow and vegetable tanning Thursday, with some work to be shown to the women at these gatherings. Admiral Paget reads news from London noting his sudden arrival.
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Ogden Conyecration Committee
Worden
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A. F. Blair
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Exlward
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Chub
Dornbuster
Mra. Heeltung
Seaman
Countess Drogheda
Deseie
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Lyons
Arthur Lyons
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London
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