U S Commission To Be Sent to Assist Russia
Washington reports outline a U S commission to aid Russia with an economic and industrial reconstruction focus. The panel, not political, will include industrial leaders unseen in government service, and aims to support Russia while keeping Americans safe. The plan prioritizes nonmilitary methods and neutral diplomacy as events unfold in Siberia and Petrograd.
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U.S
Russia
Washington
Pf Commission
Mila
Wioan
United States
Ruxala Teady
Tle
Lie KuKslane
Ruscia
Rusia
Siberia
Ryznoro
Exler
Nicholis
Magenn Onl
Lenine
Separata Kovernment
Grand Duke
Michael
Berlin
Korenniy
Petrograd
State Department Dfficult
Crowd Excluded as Ogden Unit Sends Soldier Contingent
Officials praise Ogden Union Railway and Depot for crowd control as a contingent of soldiers departs for training. The company notes such a departure has never occurred before, underscoring orderly conduct and safety measures during the event.
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Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company
Train crowd kept from station for safety
Officials justify exclusion of public from entering area surrounding a departing train to prevent accidents. They acknowledge families and relatives want one last moment but insist crowd control is needed to ensure safety during the farewell in the station vicinity.
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Rales
de Aire
Viola Dana Stars In Tha Only Road Photodrama
Viola Dana delivers a winsome yet powerful performance in The Only Road a photodrama set in Southern California. Nils remains unaware that Nita is an heiress as dramatic incidents unfold. Dana’s shift from gentle girlhood to deep emotion showcases her unique talent amid ranches Mexicans and tourist scenes.
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Viola Dana
California
Nils
Dana
Blue Jeans
Bob Armstrong
Nita
Wrong man accused of stealing a bicycle
In People v Harry Fapadou kouiod a Greek merchant faced charges of stealing David Parker’s bicycle. The Drowning Bros store’s repairsman identified the wheel as Parker’s and notified him. The defendant claimed Greek man Peta Paulos brought the wheel for repair and shipment. testimony showed no one saw the theft. The court, noting lack of direct theft evidence, dismissed the case.
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Harry Fapadoukouiod
David Parker
Hiverdale
Agasstant
Navid
Aators
Lincoln Avenue
Drowning Bros
Ita Brows
Parker
Plain City's Fourth Observed In Style On Independence Day
Plain City arranged an Independence Day celebration with a 12 o'clock program at the war arena. The day features sports and athletic contests, a baseball game, pony acts, and a bucking bronco contest. Music, speeches, solos, and an oration are on the program with local clergy and community members involved.
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Plain City
Traty City
Mike
tAmoxien
William England
Welcome Sperch
Gilbert Thatcher
Healing
Pom Potkman
Trin—Mre
Evelyn Chz Hays
Hris Choru
Hinme Pires Twentiy
Disto
Vivian Scree
Laughter and Memorial Notices At Mormon Battalion Event
Laughter echoes at the Ogden area as the Mormon Battalion group plans a morning gathering. Memorial services are noted for Silver Roaming and WB A (OT. M.). Woodmen ball urged for tonight at 4 o clock. Dining hours listed five to eight with committees involved. vacancy notices and general scheduling details appear.
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WB. A
Red Cross Canteen Opens at Union Depot for Soldiers
A Red Cross canteen will operate at the Ogden Union Depot to comfort passing soldiers. Committee members include Mrs. J. E. Wright and Mrs. J. Douglas Watson with Milea T. Jones as vice chairman. Two workers will serve daily from early morning to evening, offering coffee, letters, literature, and a home-like rest stop with newspapers and magazines.
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Texinping
Orden
Red Cross
Union Deport
John Edward Carver
Weber County
The
Steel Cross
J. EB. Wright
Mrade
J. Douglas Watson
Ted Cross
Sven
Ogden
Grass Canteen Committee
Hie
Roshon Killed on West Front in World War I
Max Roshon son of Dell and Mrs Roshon formerly of Worth Onder was killed in action on the western front near June 1 in France. He had joined Modern Woodmen of America in January 1917 and carried a $3000 insurance. He enlisted in March 1917 from Nebraska and arrived in France within a year, first local Woodmen member to offer service and to die. He had recently been at Fort Sam Houston Texas before departure.
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Max Roshon
Dell Roshon
Worth Onder
France
Carl Roshon
Reni Dea Aly
Lincoln Avenue
Ben Lomond
North Ogden
Wadsworth
Ohio
Carl Rashon
Ogden
Max
Washington
J. R. Hinchcliff
Pingree National Book
Dell Rosbon
Hinchcliff
The
Modern Woodmen of America
Young Roshon
Madern
Woodden
Nebraska
Young Rashon
Woodmen
Fort Sam Howaton
Texas
Sheriff and deputy pursue car thieves in Cache County hills
Sheriff Peterson and Deputy Joe Geiger search the Blacksmiths Fork area for auto thieves believed en route from Logan. They damaged the stolen car near the hills between Pizan Flat and the hardware ranch and became marooned. A deputy at the Blacksmith Fork powerhouse relayed they had arrived but could not say when they would return.
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Peterson
Joe Geiger
Logan
Blacksmith’s Fork Canyon
Celger
Clacksmith's Fork
Pizan, Flat
Geiger
Cache County
Hotel Manager Arrested in Police Raid
Weber halo manager H. R. Prouty was arrested after a raid by City Police Captain O. Wt. Moh. Officers found gambling at a games table and confiscated money and paraphernalia. Three men were questioned and admitted to gambling operations.
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H.R. Prouty
Weber Halo
Canfield
Corks
Annney
Prancy
Police Statien
Auestioned
Alered
Ogden High School Teacher Drafted Into Army
W Wood, former Ogden high school instructor in military tactics and mathematics, informs Supt H A Johnes that he cannot renew his contract for the coming term due to being drafted. He will leave soon for Camp Lewis. Wood joined the faculty last fall and resides in Carvallets, Wash.
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W. Wood
Ogden High School
Supt. H. AG. Johnesm
Camp Lewis
Wool
Ogden
Carvvaltts
Wash
Agnes Southwick Seeks Divorce From Joseph Southwick
Trial proceeds in the dielrich court as Agnes Southwick seeks a divorce citing incompatibility of temper. The couple's age difference and a minor disputed settlement are central, with the case drawing attention to domestic tensions and a contested property claim.
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Agnes Southwick
Joseph Southwick
Judge Age
Dielrich
Wrere
Usecourt
Deaths and Funerals Ion Zinis Rites Held
The funeral for Ion Zinis was conducted yesterday at the family home in Howper with Bishop R Near officiating. Musical selections included Nearer My God to Thee and The Homeland is My Shepherd sung by Eloise Fowers and Intha Manning. Speakers were James Willison Frank Helnafy and THrnop J R Bous. Interment followed in Ogden city cemetery. Mrs Howard Gould contributed from elsewhere and the grave was dedicated by national party official.
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Ogden City
Howard Gould
Agene Widdison
Trey
Jery
Burial services for William W. Burtee
Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Ogden Tabernacle with Bishop Thomas A. Wheelwright officiating. The body rests at the family home on Twenty Arm Street and Monroe Avenue from Saturday noon until Sunday noon. interment will be at Option City Cemetery.
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Burton
William W. Burtee
Ogden Tabernacle
Thomas A. Wheelwright
Monroe Avenue
Ogden City Pieral Co Designs at 443 Twenty-Fourth Street
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ogden City Pieral Co and 443 Twenty-fourth Street with a phone number 1603. No clear event or dates. Summary reflects fragmented reference to local business and address observable in the text.
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Ogden City Pieral Co
Twenty-fourth Street
Prisoner describes German camp horrors and release
Charles M. Jackman, a British subject and former prisoner from the steamship Kouningen Hegens ten, arrived in Atlantic Port after being exchanged. He detailed sixteen days in solitary confinement, transports to Driges and Nubleben, barbed wire enclosures, extreme cold, severe food shortages, and lack of medical care. He says he was released in exchange for German prisoners due to being over 45.
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Charles M. Jackman
Chi- Creo
Chicago
Jackson
Arges
Driges
Nubleben
Berlin
Eleen
Germany
Dove Symbol Fails in War as Birds Demonstrate Bravery
An odd report notes that doves, though symbols of peace, are capable of strong defense. It describes two malt birds as adept fighters, using wing strength as their weapons, proving their surprising combat effectiveness despite the peace emblem.
Poland Freedom Stance Clarifies U S Policy
Washington on June 28 disclosed that Berlin and Vienna propaganda misrepresented U S aims. Secretary Lansing stated the American government supports complete freedom for all Slav peoples from German and Russian domination, including Crecko Slovaks and Jugoslavs. A London incident shows the era’s volatile street exchanges involving a man in disguise and a bus passenger.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Lansing
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Galatia
London
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Gallipoli
Constatinonle
New York
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Skaggs
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