Questionnaires for Boys Across City Exemption Board Use
About 200 questionnaires and occupational keys received by the city exemption board for classifying new demands for June 9, 1918. The forms differ little from prior versions, but include an occupation key with numbers. Registrants study the key to select occupation and code on the form, answering three sequential questions. A new physical examination form and regulations accompany the updated process. An order will soon announce further rules governing this revision.
New Rules for Draft Boards Outline Non-Productive Occupations
Washington June 21 New regulations issued to draft boards by General Crowder clarify non-productive categories under the work-or-fight order. They define roles such as store clerks and travel salesmen as non-productive unless exempted, with specific provisions for executives, heavy labor, and employment efforts through the federal service. clerks in offices and department stores are scrutinized, while chauffeurs and attendants may be reclassified based on duties.
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Washington
Genral Crowder
Crowders
Crowdara
Cates
Federal Employment Service
Seles
United States
Army censorship under new head
Washington June 21 Army censorship 13 to be placed directly under the military intelligence of the general staff with Colonel Marlborough Churchill as chief censor. Major-General Frank W. McIntyre, previously chief censor, is relieved of that duty but remains chief of the bureau of insular affairs. The chief censor will pass judgment on questions related to voluntary press censorship.
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Washington
Army
Military Intelligence
General Staff
Marlborough Churchiill
Frank W. McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Suspended Sentence For Geo Wilvan In Municipal Court
George Wilvan, a truck driver for Jagviong Transfer, received a suspended sentence after being charged with destroying a county road segment by driving over it when hay covered the road. The road was closed to traffic. Judge Barker paused the case Wednesday after testimony and warned Wilson not to be summoned again on a similar charge.
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George Wilvan
Jagviong Transfer Company
Barker
Wilson
Finto Court
Young Ogden Men Fined For Sheep Mischief
George Smith and Spencer Malan, young men of Ogden, were fined 25 each in municipal court after pleading guilty to malicious mischief by mistreating two sheep owned by Hanson Livestock Company. The court ruled the act a felony if theft were proven, but dismissed the original charge and accepted the misdemeanor plea.
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George Smith
Spencer Malan
Ore
Ogden
Sheen
Hanson Livestock Company
Barker
David J. Stine
Stine
Stake Conference Set for Sunday at Ogden Tabernacle
The regular quarterly stake conference of the North Weber Stake will convene at the Ogden Tabernacle with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. General church authorities are expected to attend and participate. All parishioners within the stake are urged to attend as stake business will be discussed. General public is invited.
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North Weber Stake
Ogden Tabernacle
Thi
Yankees Holding Semile Front Yield Big Mile
Washington June 21 Americans hold fighting line for a distance of 38 miles on the western front as home military committee hears from Secretary Baker and General March. The 6 mile segments are under American officers with units at six places along the line. Other Americans are with British and French units at the front. No thought given to diminishing transatlantic movement of rows across the Atlantic.
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Washington
Home Military Committee
Baker
March
Stam
Amer—can
Amcriscan
Amcreans
Atlantic
Nurses Fight for Army Rank in Medical Corps
Mrs Haten May Greeley urges military reform to grant nurses official army rank within the Medical Corps. A drafted bill now before the Military Affairs Committee seeks surgeon general endorsement and aims to boost nurse efficiency and status among United States soldiers.
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United States Army
Nurst
United States
Haten May Greeley
Altor
Yeu Nrth
Military Affairs Committee
U Boat Threats and War Preparations Highlight Conference
The article notes warnings from Representative Hiwell of New Varte about war starting next September as submarines near the American era. It mentions mass production of weapons and rapid fire guns to bolster American troops and the Italian front fighting remains not yet critical for the Allies.
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Hiwell
New Varte
Leading American Ace Is Missing In Luftwaffe Skirmish
Paris June 21 The leading American ace in the French flying corps First Lieutenant Frank U L Baylies of New Bedford Massachusetts is missing after an unequal fight with four German single seater planes on June 17. Baylies with Sergeants Jlobonnet and Macari of the Stork Escadrille sighted four enemy planes. Germans attacked simultaneously. Baylies attempted an offensive but his machine caught fire and fell six miles inside the German lines. Macari believes Baylies may have landed safely but escaped death in the burning aircraft. From February 19 193% to June 7 Baylies had twelve aerial victories and rose from corporal to sergeant to first lieutenant. On June 1 he was awarded the Legion of Honor and had been cited in French orders several times. He was 23 years old.
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Paris
Freven Flying Corps
Prank UL. Baylies
New Bedford
Baylies
Jlobonnet
Macari
Haylies
Legion of Honor
Captain Berthiere Missing in Paris Amid War Uncertainty
Captain Alazandre Berthiere, a 36 year old prince and duke, is reported missing in Paris with officials stating he may be a prisoner of Germany. He is a descendant of the Napoleonic era Berthiere line. Also a film ad notes Zach Zeppelin's Last Raid at Rex showing Saturday and Sunday with all tickets five cents.
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Paris
Alazandre Berthiere
Wagrem
Germany
Berthiere
Big Inc
Sinn Fein Leader Elected to House of Commons
VONDON June 21 Arthur Grifius Sinn Fein leader who recently appeared in the Sinn Fein roundup in Teeland has been elected to the house of commons from East Caven. He defeated the Nationalist candidate by 3793 to 2581.
Registrants From Other Places To Go From Ogden
The city exemption board lists twelve registrants from foreign exemption boards who will accompany Ogden draftees to Camp Lewis on June 27. Transfers increase as departure nears. Named transferees include Gabriel Kuthlel of San Francisco, Wilkin Ray Taylor of Elko, Ralph J. Lobey of Austin, Nove Eanoch W. Blasdel of Brigham City, John Tataurs of Salt Lake, Leroy Crane of Haat, Graf Caklesby of Cambridge, Kuwart Surrage of Idaho Falls, Harry TL Andrews of Delroity Mionte, Fred W. Carlson of Virginia City, and Jaun Lombard of Bingham County.
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Ogden
Camp Lewis
Oaden
Tocal Poneda
Gabriel Kuthlel
San Francisco
Wilkin Ray
Taylor
Elko
Ralph J. Lobey
Switcanan Held With Bail At 1000 In WA Case
Switcanan was arraigned in the 18 Moe court on a charge of attempting an offense. Bail set at $1000 after County Attorney Farr argued for $1000. Judge Barker agreed. Defense is by Judge Nathan J. Harris. Also mentions a stage note about Tillie's Terble Tumbles at the Lyceum today.
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Crowell
Wight Ma
Tig Iorning
Weld
Charles l. Farr
Barker Oers Bal
Anali
Nathan J. Harris
Saint
Fires rage across forests in Montana Idaho and beyond
National forests in western Montana and northern Idaho face seven fires in Blackfoot, two near Coeur d Alene, and others around Pend Oreille and Kaniksu. Forest officials say danger is extreme and request troop aid as patrols double and fire crews struggle with a dry season. Reports come from Forest Chief Graves and regional offices in Denver and Ogden.
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Washington
Montana
Idaho
Graves
Dlatriet
Sum Gosted
War Department
Army
Caeur d'Alene
Pend Oreille
Kanik
Forest Service
Denver
Colo
Ogden
Utah
Trench mortar bomb explodes at Aberdeen proving grounds
Two soldiers were killed and a third seriously injured by a premature trench mortar bomb explosion at the Army proving grounds in Aberdeen Maryland yesterday. Secretary Bauer and several ordnance officers were less than 800 yards away at the time but were not endangered as the blast occurred in a bomb proof enclosure.
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Baltimore
Army Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
Bauer
French holiday to be observed nationwide
New York June 20 a nationwide observance of July 24 the French national holiday was announced by a committee with William H Tafl as honorary chairman and Owen Johnson as active chairman. The local committee has formed caches in Denver Omaha and other cities.
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New York
Wiliam H. Tafl
Owen Johnson
Denver
Omaba
Office holders have hard time in Austria report says
London dispatch notes Vienna newspapers quote a socialist party statement declaring that workers and small office holders in Austria are at wit’s end and fear further hardships amid political tensions and economic strain.
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Austria
London
Vienna
Socialist Party
Tankerto
Wits
Malatala Aa Exlat
Famine Flares Across Austrian Habsburg Territories
A Central News Dispatch from Amsterdam reports famine spreads in Austria and Prague with staple shortages in many towns. Bread and potatoes scarce for weeks, fueling severe food crises. Authorities declare conditions dire and hunger prevalent in these districts.
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Nce
Lego Elagecs
Prague
Doheuiar Siete
Jie
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Huth Howdra
Cincinnati
Geo. Wilson
Yankees
Semile
Aero Ee Elen Eloy Greeley
Sinn Fein
East Side
24Th
25Th Street
Washington Ava
Switcanan
Alice Howell
Tillie
the Lyceum
National Forests
Blackfoot
Rex Beach
Harold Lloyd
Fannie Ward
Seichprey
U. S
Ogden Groceteria
Groceteria
United States Food Administration
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