Ogden updates mix road work and arrests for July
A fragmented Ogden page reports city plans to remove rocks from Olé Canyon Road near Twelfth Street, lacking funds for the work and noting prison labor approval. It also lists an archaeology expedition by Professor A A Kerr with Harvard students and Utah faculty, plus national guard training dates, bankruptcy filing by George A Whipple, and a spur track permit for Ogden Milling plant.
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Olé Canyon
Twelfth Street
Tsa
Chris Piggare
Atcert
Figgare Haa
Wae
Arizona
A. A. Kerr
Ogden Fenler High
Fourth of July Parade Invites from Penny Post Card Push
Weber County Council of Defense sends personal invitation cards to registered men and military and semi military groups urging participation in Ogden's July 4 parade at 10 a.m. Card emphasizes honor and duty to country. Junior Home Guard and other groups also to receive instructions for marching and assembly locations.
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Orden
Farmera
Weber
Aiaw
Weber County
Lester Park
Nlona
Modern Woodmen to Pay War Claims
Modern Woodmen lodge reports it will pay all war claims and imposes a patriotic assessment of 20 cents per 31,000 per month. The group attended a medical convention in Rochester, New York, before traveling to Chicago.
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Dee
E. K. Willle
Rochester
New York
Chicago
Winters Burton Nuptials United In Ogden Home
Margaret Winters of Hunlaville and Hurt Durton of Ogden wed yesterday June 27 at the groom's brother in law Joe Mortensen's home in Bishop Engalgn officiating. A reception followed with over two hundred guests in the grove lit with colored lights. An elaborate wedding supper featured roses and carnations. gifts included cut glass, silverware, and china. The couple will reside at Huntable on land Sturten has purchased for farming. In Ogden judges will visit homes Monday for the League of Good Citizenship garden contest with prizes for best gardens and lawns. Elocution dancing vocal and instrumental numbers at the Conservatory of Music tonight begin at 8:20 o'clock. all are invited.
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Home Gardens
Ogden
League of Good Ciiizenship
David Jansen
Joseph
George J. Watt
Meg. C. R. Green
Fred Clark
Gordon
Garland to Send Boys to Work Under Supervision
In Weber county Supervisor Trabert EL Wilson audits conditions before sending 75 to 100 older boys to work at the Utah Idaho Sugar company in Garland. The aim is clean quarters, good pay, and a moral atmosphere, avoiding unsanitary housing seen in Salt Lake. Chief Justice Smyth named to head District of Columbia court of appeals after Sheppard retires.
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Weber County
Salt Lake
Farma
Trabert EL Wilson
Wilson
Garland
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Sugar Company
Hrar
Ponsinie
Washington
Constantina J. Smyth
Nebraska
Omaha
Piano Recital Draws Ogden Crowd at Congregational Church
Crowded last evening as Ogden residents enjoyed a varied piano program by pupils. Highlights included Humoresque as a duet by Minestone Paioe and Lillian Norseth, Doris Wheat’s rendition of Gottschalk, and a finale featuring Misses Marra Mov Bride Miriam Woodbury with Denkers and Sprague in Poet and Passant over ture.
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Iru
Potte Horton Davey
Minestone Paioe
Lillian Norseth
Doris Wheat
Gottschalk
Mike Marra McBride
von Weber
Marra Mov
Miriam Woodbury
Moby Denkers
Barbara Sprague
Second Plane
Suppe
Austria Seeks Early Peace Amid Palace Backing
Vienna June 29 The lower house finished debate on peace without voting. Deputies Mauser and Bodal-Jet said Emperor Charles had just received them and supported peace at the earliest moment. The emperor desires peace and the nation backs a quick settlement.
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Vienna
Ameerdam
Rotcher
Yraterday
Ordera Ol
Ays
Mauser
Christian
Bodal- Jet
Charles
Kaiser
Eald
Haneeg
National Guard Units To Report To Mobilization Camps
Washington reports that national guard regiments will be drafted into federal service and moved to divisional mobilization camps in the south shortly after drafting. Eastern states begin July 15, central July 23, western August 5, with debate over delaying the draft to unify guard deployment at one operation.
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Washington
Uwinetsaion
National Guard
War Department
Deaths and Funerals Summaries From Local Infirmary
Robert Phelan aged 56 died at 6 a.m. at the County Infirmary from an ulcer in the stomach. He was born in Helfast retend and long-time resident of Omden, formerly with the Union Paddle. Remains at the Larkin chapel with funeral arrangements pending. Adelaide Belnap to have funeral services Sunday at 1 p.m. in the Eleventh Ward chapel, Bishop Nathan A. Tanner officiating. Gertrude Topfer to receive private funeral at Lindquist chapel Saturday at 1 30 p.m. after death by self-inflicted case at City cemetery yesterday. Funeral services for Mitchell Hos will be held opposite City Cemetery.
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Robert Phelan
Helfast
Retend
Omden
sLarkin
Pendice
Belnap
Puneral
Adelaide
Nathan A. Tanner
Topfer
Gertrude Topfer
Lindquist Chapel
Pirate schooner on Mexican coast terrorizes towns
Mexico City June 24 two land and sea forces capture efforts surge to seize the pirate schooner Marista said to prey on fishing towns along Vera Cruz and Tabasco. The vessel tied to Compania Explotadora De Norangias operated in Tabasco and was blamed for raids on weak coastal settlements near Tonala and upriver towns.
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Pall
Marista
Vera Cruz
Tabasco
Mariscal
Compania Explotadora de Norangias
Tonala
Kujf
Italians Finish Formal Business Talks in Washington
The Italian law commission finished conferences with American officials and urged Red Cross cooperation. Delegates plan to stay several weeks for personal meetings with Francesco Nit. Enrico Arlotta will tour manufacturing districts in France and nearby states. Marquis Luigi Borgarelli di Rifreddo and Arrinto Claifetti plan early next week westward travel, likely visiting San Francisco and Pacific coast cities. British Troops Gain Full Objective in France.
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Washington
Italen Law Commission
Itanrtaal
Red Cross
Tulian Ned Crean
Thr
Tmlaston
Francesco Nit
Enrico Arlotta
Luigi Borgarelli di Rifreddo
An Rinto Claifetti
San
German Socialist Views From Stockholm Conference
Copenhagen June 29 report on the German socialist party national committee. Phillip Scheidemann said the preliminary conference did not yield the hoped results though outcomes exceeded expectations. He claimed to clarify to Nusalan socialists that revolution in Germany was impossible during the war as all Germans defend themselves. Future revolutionary moves depend on war outcome and granting democratic rights. Fiethemann criticized government overtures for separate peace. A slogan for future work: for peace, liberty, and freedom. Meanwhile a powder plant near Aguilar was blown up. three workers injured and the plant disrupted as physicians were summoned to Trinidad and Agullar.
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National Committee
German Socialist Party
Stockholm
Phillip Scheidemann
Merz Scheidemann
Nusalan Sodaliets
Germany
Herr Fetehtemann
Raveroment
Wartime mobilization for US boys’ working reserve begins
Washington June 29 wartime mobilization of the nations youth for a two day convention of the United States boys Working reserve opens in the offices of the council of national defence. The labor shortage expected after conscription may be eased by farm and industrial work by youths aged 16 to 21. William E Hall national director notes thousands already at work on farms and in factories. Apples output forecast for 1917 from four northwestern states totals about 9 0 cars, based on district data provided by F J Viot and cooperative marketing group leaders.
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Washington
United States
Council of National Defence
America
William E. Hall
She Resorts
Wark
F. J. Viot
Trust Prowers ® Agency, & Cooperative Marketing Organization
Howard
U-Boat Chasers Under Rapid Navy Construction
Washington June 29 progress is rapid in the construction of the hundreds of submarine chasers ordered by the navy. At New York yards several 110 foot wooden hulls are completed with plans calling for three hulls daily watercraft by August, engines lagging but expected to lead before August 1. No decision yet on extra boats, though many vessels have been purchased or under construction, and talks of a larger 260 foot craft with heavier guns are noted.
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Washington
Navy Department
New York
Navy
Defnite
Achedule
Veaseta
Goods Confiscated by Mexican Officials at Cananea
June 29 report states that Cananea Consolidated Copper Company goods from closed mines, pallla and smelters on June 21, were relocated by Mexican authorities at Cananea. Goods and stocks remain under control of Cananea officials as operations halt.
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NACO
Atte
Canapea
Pallla
Cananea
MINERS AND COAL WARS SHAPE POLICY OUTLOOK
Washington reports Eliminate strong strikes from the cost producing states. J D A Morrow of the Pie Bark Coal Producers association told the senate commerce committee that coal production can rise 25 000 000 tons yearly with adequate car supply. Alcoholic favor hovers as a major enemy of workers in western Pennsylvania and similar issues in Illinois Ohio and Indiana. A separate Springfield Massachusetts case details a planned kidnapping and baby murder involving jeweler C A Clement and suspects Carter and Mersot with payments discussed.
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J.D. A. Motrow
Piebark Coal Producera ® Association
Senate
Commerce Committee
Vennsylvania
Nard Morrow
Illinois
Ohio
Interstate Commerce to Rule on 15 Percent Freight Rate Increase
Washington June 29 The Interstate Commerce Commission will rule today on the railroads request for a 15 percent freight rate increase.
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Washington
Ine Ferstate Commerce Commission
Overeating A Peril For Busy Traveling Men
A discussion on the health risks of heavy meals for sedentary workers and travelers. It explains how overeating can lead to high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, and serious heart conditions, and gives a sample daily menu of a 40 year old man. It invites readers to request Bulletin 23 on American Food Materials for dietary guidance.
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Snan
Bright
Cvepments
Washington, D. C
Toirgtea
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