Advertising items and notices mix with local updates
A collage of short items lists advertising phrases, a convention note by Prof. Thurman on Sittings, enlistment and travel updates, a court fine for a summer home break in Ogden canyon, and local people visiting California and Nevada guests. Names include D. q T Thurman, Herbert G. Palmer, Mrs Ivy Tiolbrook, Alekenoy, and Cunsingiatm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Tiolbrook
California
Nevada
Se Han
Mua Lm, Alekenoy
Salt Lake
Boye
Cunsingiatm
Ogden Canyon
O*o
Hamed Pingree
Nelnap
Tudger J. A. Hower
Juvently Court
Cuctingham
Watson-Flygate
Trains Delayed by Heavy Rains and Fires Across Regions
After days of heavy rain and fires, trains on the Denver and Rio Grande, Union Pacific, and Oregon Short Line report widespread delays. Specific lines suffered schedule slips, with the Rio Grande No.1 and No.4 late into the afternoon. Idaho snow sheds caused further disruption as the Oregon Short Line and other branches also ran off time. Local reports note isolated communities and several fatalities among war casualties in Idaho and Utah.
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Denver
Rio Grande
Union Haciio
Oregon
Wirhowla
John M
Mary Christensen
Ogden
Niki ‘Brown
Eighth Street
Kenneth
Eva Riley Murry
LA Telety
Second Street
Crain
Levi W
Elly Darnall Rey
Southern Pacific
Geein Nolde
Juac
Rains Bay Jiu
Idaho
Severs
Rmitta
Ger
Park renaming proposal honors early Ogden mayor Lorin Barr
Ogden city commissioners discussed renaming Glenwood Park to Lorin Kerr Park in honor of Lorin Barr a former Ogden mayor and ground owner. The proposal came from a committee of the Pioneers and was generally supported by the commission.
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Glenwood Park
Jarlp Kerr
Lorin Barr
Ogden
Pioneers
County Clerk Speaks on National Efficiency in West Warren
County Clerk Charles M. Ramey spoke at a West Warren Mutual Improvement session on national efficiency. He urged maximizing energy and force across industries to bolster wartime effort, noting efficiency in all sectors as vital for swift, safe prosecution of war. Invited by Bishop Wayment and Gus Hansen, the address emphasized collective effort.
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Charles M. Ramey
Mutual Improvement Association of
West Warren
Ramey
Mi. Hamey
Bishop Wayment
Gus Hansen
Weal
Warren Ward
Questionnaires To Be Mailed On Tuesday In Registration Notice
A wartime Selective Service bulletin outlines mailing questionnaires to registrants of the class of June 1918 beginning June 6 for three days. It details entries of classifying lists, use of registration numbers, and changing the word order to registration in Form 1002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho Jano
MHS
Nypy
Mat Gerald
Vite Gerald
Seenad Edinga
Marcomlanes
Cotquinn
Selective Service
JAUTO STRIKES BUGGY ON THE STATE
A buggy collision on the state highway near Ulerdale Roy last night injured the buggy driver and his wife and child. The horse hitched to the buggy bolted, overturning the vehicle after a southbound automobile struck from behind. The car driver stopped and gave aid, license 19562. The buggy and horse were damaged. speeding was noted as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulverdale
Art Roy
Fin Antomobile
Jnto
Roy
Ros
Wilhorse
Fragmentary 1920s Market Notes and Currency Fluctuations
Disjointed OCR notes mention liberal hog receipts, potential separate peace talks with Austria, and hedging in markets. Includes Chicago price quotations for June 24 with corn, oats, pork, lard, and rib futures showing mixed moves and spreads amid uncertain war news.
Markets Open Strong Amidsteady Gains Across Stocks
International stocks opened with gains led by United States Steel and Baldwin Locomotive as markets worldwide firmed. Trading showed mixed activity with profits selling cooling by midmorning while rails and industrials added momentum. notable price levels appeared for Liberty bonds, Ford and other major issues amid cautious optimism.
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New York
United States Steel
Baldwin
Liberty
Hoyal
Brooklyn
Lue General Wat
Liberty Big
Ford
Teachers 10 Receive Thrift Stamp Pledges
From 6 30 to 7 30 this evening teachers will campaign to collect thrift stamp pledges for the rest of the year across the city public schools. Volunteers hope children continue the habit of buying stamps and will visit the school building weekly to gather money and renew pledges before week’s end.
Czech leader to aid transport to French front from Vladivostok
London dispatch notes a Czech Slovak national council member in Takining to arrange transport of fellow Czechs from Vladivostok and Siberia to the French front. He will then travel to the United States to confer with Professor Masaryk, the Czech leader in Washington.
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London
Czecho Slovak National Council
Takintring
Vladivostok
Siberia
Takia
United Stalon
Masarik
Washington
Daniels Commends Ganners Mate For Bravery At Sea
Secretary Daniels commends Chief Ganners Harry H Chambers of Atlanta for efficient conduct during an engagement with an enemy submarine on May 12. Chambers and his crew fired four shots at the U boat, the fourth hitting the conning tower as the submarine submerged. it is unclear if the sub was sunk.
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Washington
Ganner
Harry HR. Chambers
Atlanta
Naval Armed Guard
Daniela
Mmec
Navy
Corn futures rise after frost relief in Midwest trade
Chicago reports frost in Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana brightening corn values. Early prices slipped from unchanged to 4 cents lower as Kansas rains eased futures, with July around 1409 and August near 146. Market then rebounded broadly above Saturday’s close as hedging data weighed and August moved higher.
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Chicago
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Kansas
Mimren
Utah Stocks closing prices and bids on June 24
Quotations from J. A. Hople & Co on 2403 Hudson Avenue list closing bids and trades for mining, bank, and industrial stocks. Notable entries include Silver King Consolidates at 140, Amalgamated Sugar at 19.70, Utah State National at 205 asked, Zions Say & T at 334 asked, and various miners, banks, and utilities with prices and bids across multiple listings.
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Altawaned & Cy
Columbus Roxall
Soc
JOH
Bde
Congoliénied
C. Eureka Bullion
Lowell Mining
Fiat Mining
Michigan
Utah
Ilwe
Cod
Plutty Mining
Silver King Consolidates
I Tinthe Central
Tintle Branchard
West Toledo Mining
Walker Mining & Suiciting
Desoyat Natl
Tieseral
Dat National
Ogden
Tat National
Layton
McCormick & Co
National Siak Republic
National City
Becurity State
U. Savings &It
Walker Bros
Zions Say
Industrial &Tocks Amalgamated Sugar
Cement Bee
Con
Komo Fire Ing
Shop Tean Schedules Fourth With Lewiston
The Shop Team defeated the U S L nine of Salt Lake 20 to 5 on Sunday. They have arranged a game with Lewiston for the Fourth. Manager Stone banished several old players including Weagler Butterfield Ramshaw Cole Stone and Greenwell from the lineup.
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3. P
Salt Lake
Lewiston
Stone
Oldilmars
Weagler
Butterfield
Ramshaw
Cole
Greenwell
Fleeing Army Fights Through Mud Near Italian Front
The fleeing Austrians slog through mire near the Montello as Italian cavalry harries them. Austrian troops abandon guns and gear leaving bread, canned meat, blankets, and ammunition behind in trenches. aviators earlier secured supplies. British reports say Austrians cleared from the southeast to the Adriatic, except near Musile and San Donato, while Lloyd George warns of anxious weeks ahead and possible decisive blows in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Artiery
Mire
Lic Pureuil
Montello
Infiltration Tactics in German War Strategy
The text explains a new German military tactic of infiltration or feints to force enemy retreat. It describes attacking at multiple points, enveloping defenses, and collapsing fronts to drive a decisive retreat. The diagram outline shows attackers pressing from triangle points, extending lines, and trapping defenders between two attack feints.
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Algas
Lincoln Teeny merger: three officers removed and new officers named
Judge A W Agee voids the election of three officers at Lincoln-teeny Merer Coal Company. President W H Draney, Treasurer C Wh Gosting, and Secretary T D Tiyan are removed. Margaret Kay becomes president, Joseph Biorey secretary, and an unnamed individual treasurer, under a state case alleging improper transfer of 960 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Agee
Law Fiseourt Court
Lincoln-teenymerer Coal Company
W. H. Draney
C Wh Gosting
T. D. Tiyan
Jin Unedr
Margaret Kay
Joseph Biorey
W. N. Deaney
Osa
Vollox
Draft 10 Begins Midweek Draft Draw for Registrants
Draft officials announce a midweek holding of the drawing for army draft order numbers from June registrants. The plan, a modification of the original scheme, will place registrants at the bottom of their class per local boards. An estimated 800,000 are expected to be assigned to class one after questionnaires.
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Simo
Casualty List of Killed in Action and Died of Wounds
A wartime casualty list reports Killed in Action including Sergeants Carl E. Gross of Mountainburg Arkansas and Carl R. Bohncke of Woodinville New York, Corporals Daniel F. Cooper of Haverhill Massachusetts and Benjamin J. "itabby" of Pike City Arkansas, plus many others with hometowns across the United States. Died of Wounds entries include Corporal John Lawson of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts and numerous Privates from Lowell Massachusetts to Westwego Louisiana. Died of Disease and Died of Accident and Other Causes list further losses, while Private Albert Fenhorne of Leewood High Plains district and Lieutenant Thomas Arthur Goodwin of Chicago are among the wounded or noted.
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Carl E. Gross
Mountainsburg
Ark
Carl R. Bohncke
Wood Inide
N. Y
Danlol F. Cooper
Haverhill
Mass
Benjamin J. ‘Itabby
Pike City
Edward F. McCutcheon
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hangin Adame
Paragold
Shelton
Beatty
Arkans City
Arka
Zygmunt Brancks
Syv Hing
Wealey J. Sishbn
Marble City
Oklo
Taren M. Tralter
Caldwell
Idaho
Wounda
John Lawson
Jamaica Plain
Masa
Joseph G. Balenger
Lowell
Magn
Frank HF. Brown
Fordu Las
Win Brill Bruder
Holyoke
Wavs
M. Devent
Gronehiam
Mars
Jadle N. Fe
Frederick M. Griswold
New York
Jack V. Price
Albert Fenhorne
Lele Wood
Germans Awake to Great Danger War Drift Risks All Lost Ground
Washington June 24 German leaders acknowledge the danger of a complete Austro Hungarian collapse as Rome predicts a pause in the French front offensive. Reinforcements rush to the Austrian front, Italy’s counterattack battles, and Allied aid may help restore morale and press toward Venetia. Labor unrest in Vienna linked troubles widen as reports from Zurich cite internal strife spreading.
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Washington
Ecole Janson
Rome
France
Gernans
Renta
Cevman
Rai
Venetia
Fea
Transport Has Been Torpedoed in Atlantic Sinking Report
New York reports on June 4 that the British transport Dwitek, 8173 tons and once Russian Bleamer, is sunk by a German submarine likely en route to the United States. Washington notes a June 1 sinking of an allied transport under American charter about 700 miles east of the Delaware Capes. Sixty-seven crew members are missing from the 118 aboard, with four boats landed and the rest rescued or reaching shore.
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New York
Tennaport
Dwitek
United States
Washington
Delaware Capa
Navy Department
Vereel
New Yorks
Hampton Roads
Decmuda
Unclear list of names and places appears in fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads a roster of individuals with scattered places and initials including Beaudry Woonroc ket LA Lewison Story City Sher wood Bean Mihram Bridgeport Flax Brooklyn Cheater Winner Sidell Behaad Oakford Linvoore Thomps Raymond Lawrence Marlon Centrr Ix unclear due to errors
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Edgar Beaudry
Woonrocket
Edward 3
Lewison
Story City
William F. Sheridan
Sherwood
Bean
Mihram
Bridgeport
Conn
Harry Flax
Brooklyn
Cheater DB
Winner
Sidell
Frank Behaad
Oakford
Jil
Connie Telen¢a
Linvoore
Paydames
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Megree
Phono
St A
D. Q T Thurman
Colorado Springe
Herbert G. Plamer
Grand Jaand
Neb
Hora
Marine Corps
Maze Falend
Cal
Glen
Greece
Chet
J. G. McDonald
J. Z. Wilson
Avisan
Dumke Floral Co
St. Hone
Neostger
Boy
Humbert
Zumwalt
Vernon_hotel
Boise
Ida
George & Marshall
Thypert
Idiaho
James A. Thompson
Teton
Thomas
Hoy
Atse
M “Wright
Gray
Washingtad Avenue
Forteste Gait
Fred
Taylor
Blackfant, Idebo
This City
Migstra O'Neill
Ethel Callahan
Spencer
L. D. Eastman
Ghip
Pan
Horace B. Star
Bortland
Ward
Harlow Sel10
San Prancisco
Grosnwell’s
Trostra
Brophy
George C. Broughy
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Colorado
B. Stenger
Engineering Corps
B. & GC. Butler
Otis Weeks
Southern Wacite Company
Army
Newark
Coors
Shawnahinigton Avenue
Ogden Electris Co
Alaska
Andrew Chrisdongen
Anchorage
Mary
Chistensen
Margaret Slater
Adams Avenue
Christensen
Ceden Stendan
Avalon Stevens
Bmirs
Wal Blevens
Herrick Avenus
A. Johnson
Herrick Avenue
Tripp Photo Studio
Bix Doore
Ingten Avenue
Ogden Efec Rlom Co
Patterson Avenue
Harold K. Davis
M Gedo
Marshall Drug Store
United States Navy
Davis
Winta
Gouldos
District Court
G. B. Montgomery
Rupert, Toahia
Marriet Mar
Berger
Fulton
Tacoma
Camp Lewis
Fianee
Richard Wells
Sacramento
Wells Ly
National Army
Glenwood
Lorin Farr
PRK
Thamster
Ogden Seer
Pipe & Clay Co
Aindale Pups
Gale
Canyon
20Th St
Lincoln
W.ath St
Jauto
Ghia
Austria
Tecontenell Tower
Bias Lab
Deden
Union Stock
YaAuDs
Fung
Ateady
Cholee
Cannes
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Tite
Prima Fed
Aloekere
Atrong
Omaha Livestock
Omatia
Nebr
Texas
ST. Louis Livestock
BT. Louis
Jungs
Sheap
W. Stesiy
Eows
Daniels
J. A. Hople & Co
Hudson Avenue
Shop Tean
Figon Seay
Adriatic
Wrest
Paage
Musife
San Doni di Piavo
Elondon
Lior George
Lioyd George
Casualty
Thomas Artur Goodwin
Thicaen
Cineewars
Ows Arvin
Carrollton
Charles Tl. Costello
Keokuk
Viliins
Grouxet Sen
Zurich
Tom Wapateh
Atunch
Vienna
Zella
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