Logans hosts annual bankers convention draw includes national figures
June session of the Alan Tankers association met at Logan's Commercial Loosters club with bankers from Utah and guests from California New York and Omaha. Mayor May Bullen opened the morning. W. H. Chamberlain and John G. Barnes spoke on agricultural development and bank taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo & London-Paris i National Bank
George T. O'Brien
American National Bank
San Frincisco
George HK. Allee
American Banker’ Association
New York
W. W. dJobmon
Tyistock Bank of Omaha
George P. Edgweards
The
Canal Banker
John G. M. Barnes
Charles
Stewart
Ferural Reserve Bank of
Salt Lake
May Bullen
Logan
Hilax A. Smith
Deseret Saylors Brink
Holl Lake
H. M. Chamberlain
John
G. M. Barnes
Federal Reserve Branch
Salt Lake City
Federal Reserve System
George 4
Aelen
American Bankers’ Association
View
Powe Knox
Tudney I. Badger
Alt Lake
Charles &. Hurt
Tee
Utal Farce
Sreflohs
Frust Camyamy
Frank LB. Conk
Savings Tink
C. OG. Beenes National Bank
M S. Drowning
Atte Tramk
Suet Parrish
Uniform prices cut as military tailoring costs rise
Camp Karny California June 20 officers warn of uniform price reductions tied to a new system. Army officials say costs have surged since mobilization, with many officers paying 65 dollars or more for medium cloth while awaiting suppressing changes to the supply and taming of uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
William C. Webb
Camp
Kmarny
Cal
North Ogden Busy On The War Stamps
North Ogden shows strong interest in the War Savings Stamp drive. The town is divided into eight districts with committees to raise its apportioned 17 590 dollars, led by chairmen and local volunteers across districts Nod through No. 6 including Stores, Chirlwick, Tusband, Walley, Montgomery, and Randell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ogden
Istrick Nod
Hyrum WL
Bernie Ells
William Woolfeld
Mary RB. Storey
Joseph
John Lenoy Chirlwick
Prank Tusband
Joseph I. Walley
Chandler
Nathaniel
Atomtgomery
Feber A
Uubwad
John Mill
Terrent
Earl A
Randall
United States
America
Samuel Gompers
Pittsburgh
War ‘Savings Headquarters
Poisoning Death Triggers Inquest In Salt Lake City
Joseph F. Williamson, 30, died at 261 West Risth North Street after a brief illness described as poisoning. An inquest is ordered to determine the cause. Williamson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson, is survived by three sisters and five brothers living in Salt Lake and Idaho. Read the Glasutled da.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Dage
Jnseph
William
Wears
Risth Nordh
Mark
Ian
John Williamson
Slaters
Annie J. Woodbury
May Willkinson
Salt Lake
Agnes Worsley
Matad
Ilaho
Lorenzo
John Woijinn
Tribute to Dominions Premieres at Empire reception
The Empire parliamentary association hosted a supper in the royal galleries as thirteen past and present dominion premiers and high commissioners attended. Premier Lloyd George praised dominion aid to Britain, while Sir Robert Borden and Sir William Hughes responded on unity, with comments on the defeat of German militarism and Allied cooperation in WWI.
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Empire Parliamentary Association
Royal Galleries
Change of Lords
David Lloyd George
Robert Borden
William Mr. Hughes
Lloyd George
France
America
Jaly
Japan
Great Britain
India
von Iindenburg
Tadendorff
Germany
Mlakken
Slr
Robert Borden Mm
Royerninvich
Canada
Tragedy Follows Love Affair In California Shooting
Los Angeles police report a double tragedy linked to a love affair. George Cre Lake shot and killed Mrs Simm and then committed suicide. The coroner will determine death by homicide and suicide. Crem related events touch families in California and Salt Lake City as arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Jane Arttle Alle Tiopal
Wight
Tex Angeles
George
Simm
Warl
California
Erie
Bngeles
Brown
Plait Roth
Ormerly
Pittaburg
Hind
Rath
Craw
Los Angeles
Hono
Crow
Medical Corps Praised by General Ireland After Inspection
General Ireland, chief surgeon of the expeditionary force, returns from four rounds of inspection and praises the medical department for its work. Read the classified ads.
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Ireland
Hisself
Old Folks Day Arrangements At Glenwood Park
Weber county Ogden stake committee plans for Old Folks Day at Glenwood Park on June 27. Over 1200 attendees aged 70 and above will be welcomed with color coded badges to indicate age groups. transportation and seating arrangements discussed.
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Ite
Glenwood Park
SES Attraie Ee Ae Ata
Ogden Stake Committee
Thres
Weber County
A. Tannar
Weber
B.A. Larkins
Ogden
H. IL Shorthill
Floods Rebuff Austrian Offensives Along Piave River
Italian forces under the Duke of Aosta press the Austrians along the Piave as floods sweep the river, tearing up Austrian lines and hindering relief efforts. Prisoner reports confirm ongoing hard fighting between the Treviso Mestre and San Dona di Piave Mestre railway corridor with Italians firing from riverboats and shore positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Montello
Trevizo-Mestre
San Dena di Plave-Mestre
With
FJ Freenor Divorce Suit Headline From Fondulac Record
Evilly Freenor sues Fyomnor Freenor for divorce alleging desertion since February 1917. Married December 17, 1901 in Fondulac Wisconsin. She seeks custody of three children, permanent alimony, and a joint bank account of 4000 dollars turned over to her. Bank and property orders sought. Court blocked disposal of one property pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyomnor
Ogden
A. K. Crate
Freenor Aake
Leg
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Sera
Countess OF
Drogheda
Kiltaro
Batty Rylev
Allley
Bakers. OF State
Conertin
A. Pritt
Sal
Sam
Gene Broth
Jefanny
Piave
FJ Freenor
Salt Lake Iron & Steel Company
Uniod States Shipping Board
Pacific Coast
Shipping Board
Nouse OF Commons
London
House of Lords
Marquis of Londonderry
Preland
Baron Wimborne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Eat Curzon
Sinn Fein
East Curzon Salt
Amsterdam
Frar+furter Zeitung
Munich
Bavaria
Kost
Labor
Ross H. McCune
D. C
Ph. C. Palmer
Col
Hudson
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